Semi-weekly herald., 1914-03-23

favorite game with Mrs. l..
E. Smith this week on their usual
afternoon. In addition to the
the Mesdames Harry Leon
ard, E. X. Chase, J. A. Clay and
Harry Austin were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Pingrey enter
tanned the Saturday Night Bridge
club. The bridge enthusiasts who
partook of their hospitality were the
club members and the Messrs Rucker
Blow and Moody.
Interesting conversation, sewing
and delicious eats were the order OF
the program at the Young Matrons
Sewing club Monday aftrnoon. Mrs
d. r. Mckinney was hostess, and
everybody had delightful time. Be-
sides the club folk the guests were the
Mesdames Wilmer, Leonard and
Webb.
The Star Sewing circle met at the
home of Mrs. ]. H. McHoland Thurs
day and very pleasant afternoon
was spent sewing and chatting. The
seductive strains of "Too Much Mus
tard" and kindred tuned sounded or
the Victrola and some Of the la.
dies tried few stunts in latest dane.
ing. They cultivated new dips and
turns in a manner that brought forth
no end of applause from their sisters
who were audience. We suspect wher
Easter time blooms from the ashes
of Lent every one of these dancers
will be eligible to be dubbed tango
artists.
The F. C. Gilberts are enjoying life
to the utmost in Denver. Mr.. Gilbert
win return in day or two but Mrs
Gilber and Clifton expect to remair
for a couple of weeks more.
Friday evening, March 27 is the
date for the invitation dance at Rec
Men hall.
Mrs, Fred Egan had charge of tht
interesting program at Chautuaqus
this week. A review of the Demo
cratic administration from a Repub
lican woman's point Of view was tht
subject of a clever talk given by Mrs
A. F. Hutchinson.
sSt
Miss Josephine Hahn went out t.
Ignacip today to spend the week ens
with Mrs. Albert Salabar, nee Bessi,
Springer.
The Young Ladies Sewing clul
met with Mrs. VIM. Duggan Thurs
day evening. Besides the members
those partaking of the hospitality O
this pleasing young matron wer,
Mrs. w. 8. Pickersll, and lla Miit.l
Hazel Copp, Isabel Brewer and Edit
Robin.
The Mesdames J. A. Clay and Row,
Pingrey are entertaining a compan.
at bridge luncheon at the home o
the former this afternoon. Twenty
four ladies are enjoying their graci
GUS hospitality.
Evangelist Chambers was treate,
to an exceedingly happy surpris
Monday evening, when party o
thirty-six self-invited guests de
scended upon him at the Southern M
E. parsonage. Every one of the mum
ber was in the happiest possibl
frame of mind and the evening will
long be remembered with pleasure b.
all the participants.
Miss Ruth McCurdy, former Du
range girl, who was very popula
with wide circle of friends, has re
Gently returned from Germany wher
she spent several years studyinI
music under the worlds most famou
masters. The young pianist has sig
nified her willingness to give a con
cert in this city, assisted by two sing
ers Of note. The Reading club lad
les are very much interested in ar
ranging for the entertainment, whicl
will probably be one of the earl
summer events.
Miss R. Ellen Gillmor was the din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rod S. Da,
last evening.
The Reading club met with Mrs
d. G. Coulson this week. Mrs. A
Hahn had charge of the program, an
was assisted by Mrs. Rosepha Pull
ford. Special music was rendered b,
the Mrs. Joe Clarke and Mrs. ]. R
Tyler.
The Misses Florence Davis an
Vivian Sutton entertained in an es
pecially happy vein Tuesday even
ing at a st. Patrick's day party a
the home of the former. Each mem
Der Of the company was arrayed il