Semi-weekly herald., 1914-02-09
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Those in charge of the millinery
departments in the different stores in
Durango left for the east this week
in search Of Easter bonnets.
Miss Catherine Weightman. deputy
county clerk, has been confined to her
home this week, suffering with an
abscess of the ear.
Mrs. John Skoog is entertaining
company of ladies at cards this af-
ternoon. Her guests are the Mes
DANES Weaver, Ambold, Springer,
Schumacher and Morris.
Mrs. Bert Brown and children went
over to Mancos today to spend 4 short
time with Mr.. Brown and incidentally
look for suitable residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sloan, Mrs.
S. S. Sloan and Miss Helen Sloan
were the dinner guests of Mr.. 7. c..
Graden, at the Strater Sunday even
ing.
Miss Emma Fankhauser had dinner
with Miss Mercedes Phelan at the
Hotel Savoy Monday evening.
The Clio club met with Mrs. VIM.
Duggan Monday evening. The inter-
esting program on French art was in
charge Of Miss Robin and Mrs. Dug
gan.
st. Marks Guild met with Mrs. S.
s. Sloan yesterday afternoon. The
attendance was unusually large.
The Wednesday bridge, Sr., will
partake of Mrs. II. A. Lngenfelter's
hospitality on their regular meeting
day next week.
The Mesdames B. ]. Ochsner and
John Pearson will be joint hostesses
at two bride luncheons the coming
week.
The Mesdames George Weaver and
Lottie Ambold have issued invitations
for party next week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Gilbert enter
tained Rev. and Mrs. r. S. Faircliild
at dinner Thursday evening
The Young Matron's Sewing club
was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
Henry .Berri Monday afternoon.
Needlework and conversation filled
the hours with pleasure. At the close
of the afternoon dainty lunch was
served. Beside the club members the
guests were the Mesdames John o.
Rourke, E. Lee Holden and Reid Cop
pinger and Miss Kavanaush,
Mrs. George West was the hostess
of the Monday Bridge club this week.
AS usual the company played their
favorite game, this being the first of
the series in the new tournament.
The eighth tournament closed last
week and Mrs G. f. Mcconnell, for
the third time, was awarded the low
ing cup. Ten members were present.
Mrs. Thomas Tulley and Mrs. E. H..
Burdick played as substitutes. There
was a guests table, at which were
seated Mrs. Dean Smith. Mrs. Chns.
Burgoon, Mrs, W. S. Pickerell and
Mrs. John Pearson.
Mrs. Arthur Morris and Mrs. Tay-
lor Maddox entertained the Eastern
Star Sewing circle Thursday after
noon, at the home of the former.
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Mrs. Robert Sloan entertained a
party of ladies at bridge Tuesday af-
ternoon. 1t was sort of an i'm
pfoiuptu cNrhi aiiN oi very inloTHl-
al nature, and proved to be an espec-
tally delightful occasion. The bridge
players were the Mesdames Tulley, j
A. Clay, f. A. Schlabaugh, Harley
Hubbard, Dray, George Tiffany, S. S
Sloan and the hostess. After the
games the hostess served lunch. Mrs
R. S. Fairchild Joined the company
during the honr they chatted over the
tea cups.
The Misses Florence Brewer and
Sharley Pike spent the evening with
Miss Mae Vandegrift Thursday, OF
the occasion of the young lady's birth
day anniversary.
The members of the Young Ladies
Sewing club enjoyed delightful
change frcm their usual program last
night whea sewing was tabooed and
they were the guests of Miss Sharley
Pike ct the moving pictures.
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