Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-03

Gogarty, Skoog and Pulliam.
Informal Bridge Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Gagg will en-
tertain informally at bridge this
evening. Those asked to share ths
pleasures of the occasion with thssn
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Robin, Mr..
and Mrs. F. C. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Perkins
and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kaufman.
Home From Europe.
DIR. Farwell, who spent six months
| in Rome completing course in DR..
Montessori's school, has finished her
work and returned to the United
States, having landed in New York
Saturday, July 25. She will attend
the national convention Of osteopaths
in Philadelphia and then return to
New York to perfect her plans, which
as yet are very indefinite.
To Spend School Year In San
Francisco.
Mrs. X. A. Gagg and son Rudolph
leave for San Francisco about the
first of September, where the lad will
attend school the coming year. Mrs.
Gagg will spend the time with him.
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Luncheon for Visitors.
Mrs. f. G. Gilbert extended pleas
ing courtesy to a trio of popular Wis
itors Saturday afternoon in the form
of luncheon, the honored guests be-
ing Miss Kate Egan, who was en-
route to her home in Sydney, Aus
tralia, and Mrs. Shane and daughter
Mrs. Wolford, of Danville, Illinois,
who are the guests of their daughter
and sister, Mrs r. S. Fairchild. A
basket of lavender sweet peas form
ed the centerpiece. Artistic bouquets
| of lavender Mariposa lilies were ar
ranged in the dining room. Around
the festal board were seated the
Mesdames Egan, DAILY, Fairchild.
Camp, Kaufman, Robin, Mcneil,
Miss Anna Egan, the honor guests
and the hostess. Z
Complimentary to Miss Egan.
Mrs. John Mcneil was at home last
| Friday from to in honor Of Miss
Egan, of Sydney, Australia The ar
tistic home was prettily decorated in
profusions of nasturtiums. The ladies'
who assisted in the dining room were
the Mesdames Gilbert, Kaufman and
Gagg. The former served tea, the
latter ice cream and Mrs. Kaufman
poured coffee. About twenty-five
ladies called during the afternoon.
| The Misses Iona Arlington of Col
den, Amy Ayres and Ruth Searcy, of
Durango, are visiting this week in
Silverton and are the guests of Miss
Vivian Hudson. Thursday evening,
Mrs. A. H. Hudson gave very de-
lightful party in their honor, to
which the following young people
We're invited: Misses Ruth Searcy,
Amy Ayres, Iona Arlington, Kath-
crime Arlington, Velma Wslter, Liz
zette Fast, Lualla Dillon, Anna Wy.
man, Ruth Brown and Vivian Hud-
son, the Messrs. Ben Fullenwider,
Carl Brumfeld, Roy Brumfeld, Les
ter Kramer, Floyd Cooper, Raymond
Doyle, Dave Cunningham, Will Ma
guire, Philip Brown and Ernest Hud-
son.-Silverton Miner.
To Leave for Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Gibson and
family leave the latter part Of the
week for Grand Junction, where they
will make their home. Durango folk
greatly regret the departure Of these
splendid people and trust that some
time in the near future they may be
numbered among our residents again.
To Occupy the Clay Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kaufman are
to occupy j. A. Clay's palatial home
in North Durango. The Clays are
making the Strater their headquar-
ters until they leave for their new
location, Montrose.
Merry Silverton Crowd to Sunday
In Durango.
The Misses Koehler, Lear and Ber-
tram and the Messrs. Jack Joyce,
Gene Grimes and Clifford Montgom-
cry arrive from Silverton tomorrow
and will be the between trains guests
of Miss Marguerite Jackson and Mr..
Sam Monberg. A breakfast will be
served in their honor at the Jackson
home and latter the company Is to
motor to Trimble for dinner.
When viii the Bridal Party Arrive?