Semi-weekly herald., 1914-12-07

and wife, she who was Miss Clara
Herr, will return to Durango in
few days to make their home. Since
their marriage last spring, they have
resided in southern California.
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The Club Calendar.
The Young Ladies' Sewing club was
entertained by Mrs. Harry Dixon
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. F. d. Burns was the hostess
Of the Kensington club Wednesday
afternoon.
The Wednesday Bridge club meets
with Mrs. A. C. Arnold next week
Mrs. j. j. Musser entertained the
Young Matrons' Sewing club Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Hobby was the only guest
not member of the organization.
The Eastern Star Sewing circle par
took of the hospitality of Mrs. w. G.
Weaver Thursday afternoon.
The Civic club holds its regular
monthly meeting in the public library
next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A program OF special interest to
mothers will be presented. A special
invitation is extended to every moth
err in the city to attend. They will
find it well worth their while to do
so.
The Junior Monday Bridge club had
very pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
Harry B. Austin on their usual meet
ing afternoon.
Mrs. John Haggart was the hostess
of the Monday Bridge club this week.
The occasion fell on st. Andrews day
and also marked the twenty-tirst
birthday anniversary OF the eldest son
OF tho house Of Haggart. In keeping
with the event, the home was artistic
ally decorated in st. Andrews ban
ners and the delicious refreshments
served were things that have found
favor with the Scotch folk for these
many years. In addition to the club
members, Mrs. Haggart's guests were
the Mesdames Wingate, Joe Clark and
ID. G. Couson.
The Reading club met with Mrs.
Rowe Pingrey Thursday. The club
journal in charge of Mrc. Henry Berri
was the feature of the occasion. The
journal staff included a number of
the clubs clcverest ladies. Each de-
partment was exceedingly brilliant,
interesting and witty.
Luncheon.
Mrs. Harry Dixon entertained half
dozen popular maidens at dainty
luncheon thursday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Miss Alice lockwood,
who was celebrating her Sweetest
teenth" birthday anniversary. Covers
We're laid for the Misses Martha Win
gate, Mary Chapman, Ruth Searcy,
Lille Harris, Mary lockwood and
Alice lockwood.
Dinner.
Mr.. S. E. Shoemaker and Mr.. X.
A. Gagg were the dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Gilbert Thursday
afternoon.
Complimentary TO DIR. and Mrs. Dean.
DIR. and Mrs. Dean were the honor
guests at the dinner given by Miss
Kellenberger last evening ut 1880. The
company included Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Barber, Miss Marguerite Jackson,
Miss Nettie Thompson, Mr.. Joe Tur-
ner, Mr.. Sam Monberg, Mr.. Blow, the
guests OF honor and the hostess.
Largest Party Of the Week.
Miss Gladys Coppinger was the
pleasing hostess at the largest affair
of the week, card party given al
the commodious Coppinger home ir
North Durango, Monday evening
Bridge and 900" were the diversions
Delicious refreshments were served
Those who participated in the happy
event were the Mesdames B. b. Rus
sell, Reid Coppinger and Lille Fitton
and the Misses Angie Hayden, Netti'
Thompson, sharley Pike, Florenc'
Brewer, Clara Vandegrift, Erna Kel
lenberger, Marguerite jackson, Jose
phine Hahn, Emma Fankhauser, Mabl,
Austin, Anna Egan, Amelia Gibbs
Florence Salabar and Eda Anderson
Rev. Gaines Returns With His Bride
Rev. Gaines and bride, she who wa
Miss Josephine McManaway, arrive'
from the south last night and arr
domiciled in the Newman residence
929 Boulevard, where they are a
home TO their friends. Their mar
riage occurred in Petersburg, Va.
Tuesday, November II. They left i'm
mediately for Washington and New
York, where they spent 10 days befor'
returning to Kentucky, where the.
visited Rev. Gaines relatives. Mrs
Gaines is charming southern gir
who is certain TO receive cordia
welcome from all Durango folk. Dur