Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22
delicious supper.

gracious hospitality at a pleasingly
appointed bridge luncheon Thursday
afternoon, complimentary to her pop
ular house guest, Mrs. B. B. Allen,
Of Silverton. An abundance Of roses
were used in the decorations. Seated
at the table were the Mesdames Ty-
Ter, Tiffany, Gilbert, Gibson, Clay,
Eldredge, Ayres, Buchanan, Mollette,
Robin, Allen, Miss Downie and the
hostess.
Mr.. B. B. Allen, of Silverton, is
weekend guest at the w. N. Searcy
home, where his wife and little son
have been entertained since Wednes-
day.
Miss Edna Brown was the hostess
at an informal card party last even
ing. Her guests were the Misses
Bauser and jackson, and the Messrs.
Morris, Eaton and DIR. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and
Mrs. William Birkhimer and little
daughter are enjoying an outing at
the Country club on the Vallecito.
The Misses Jackson, Brown, Bau-
ser and Austin, and the Messrs.
Moody, Morris, DR.. Dean and Eaton
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Birkhimer Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Perkins cele-
brated their thirteenth wedding ami
versary yesterday. The time was
without incident until evening when
stork party was the feature Of the
occasion, the Ubiquitous bird deliver
ing very lovely baby girl, as we'd
ding anniversary present. The new
conner is receiving cordial welcome
from all members of the family.
Mrs. George Tiffany entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club this week.
Mrs. Charles Snyder was the only
guest who was not member.
One of the most interesting guests
in our city for many moons is Miss
Margaret Stafford of Alexandria, La,
who is visiting her uncle, F. R. Gra-
ham.
| The Crochet club met with Mrs.
Lottie Ambold Tuesday afternoon.
We are told that needlework was the
diversion.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Burgoon
leave for New York Monday, on their
way to Europe, where they will spend
three months visiting various points
of interest in the several countries.
En- route to the American metropolis
they will stop few days with friends
in Chicago, Cincinnati and Washing
ton.
Mrs. B. w. Ritter went out to the
Ritter ranch this morning to spend
a couple of weeks. She was accom-
panied by little Miss Natalie Tyler,
who will be her guest for the period,
providing her parents can spare her
that long
Miss Angie Hayden writes enthus-
iastically of the delightful times she
is having in California. Two weeks
ago she was guest at house party
in Santa Barbara and last Sunday
at the same sort of an entertainment
in San Diego. Her friends here are
anxiously waiting her return home
but it seems for several weeks to come
her social calendar is filed to over
flowing.
Mrs. John Haggart yesterday gave
one of the prettiest affairs of the
week, a "Bonvoyage" luncheon, in
honor of Mrs. Charles Burgoon, who
leaves Monday for an extended trip
abroad. The table was decorated in
a profusion of roses, arranged in the
attractive way that only Mrs. Hag-
CARTS artistic touch can give. The
honor guest was showered with an
immense bouquet of the floral beau
ties. After luncheon interesting games
of bridge filled the hours. Covers
were laid for the Mesdames Burgoon
Robin, Newman, Mcconnell, Franklin
Smith, McCloskey, Jakway, Miss Dow
ME and the hostess.
The Monday Bridge club (senior)
had . pleasant afternoon with Mrs
John Haggart, Monday. Only mem.
bers were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Gagg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Eldredge and Mrs. Joe
Clark motored up to the Triangle
ranch last night, where they enjoy
ed u picnic supper.