Semi-weekly herald., 1914-11-23

The B. P. 0. Els to Entertain on
Thanksgiving Eve.
The Elks will extend their initial
hospitality for the season at dane
ing party 70 be given at Redmen
hall Thanksgiving eve, November 25.
Dancing begins at o. During the even
ing the club will keep open house.
Young Matrons' Sewing Club.
Mrs. Harry McDevitt was the host
ess of the Young Matrons' club ladies
Monday afternoon. Miss Nelson was
the only guest who was not member
Of the organization.
Home From An Extended Trip.
Mrs. A. c. Arnold, one of Duran
go's most popular matrons, is home
from a three months visit with rel
atives and friends in Boulder, Pueblo
and Rocky Ford. Her many friends
are delighted to welcome her home.
Birthday Celebration.
J. ]. Musser had birthday ami
versary last Saturday and a company
of congenial spirits arranged a fit
ting observance of the occasion by
making him victim of surprise
party The self-invited guests arriv-
ed shortly after 3 and remained until
after the clock struck the midnight
hour. Auction bridge, special en-
phasis on the auction" was the di-
version. Delicious refreshments we're
poured The participants were the
Messrs. George Moody, William Birk-
himer. Henry Berri, Ray Goodman, Z.
D. Peters, l.. E. Smith, d. r. Me-
Kinney and Mr.. Musser.
Young Ladies' Sewing Circle.
Mrs. William Duggan entertained
the Young Ladies' Sewing club last
evening. Sewing, chatting and eats
formed the entertainment program.
The New Daughter at the DAILY Home.
The little daughter who arrived at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. J. DAILY
on November 8 has been named
Christine Dallas DAILY. Both mother
and babe are now at home to call
ers.
Afternoon Party.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. R. e..
Newell and Mrs. Theodore Parker en-
tertained jointly crochet party at
their rooms in the White house. The
afternoon passed merrily in conversa-
ton and readings, at the close
delicious refreshments were served.
Those enjoying the occasion were the
Mesdames Galloway, Casad, Gallaher,
Ray, Anna Starr, Fassbinder, Caudle
and Howard.
Folk Lore Dancing Glass.
The Folk Lore dancing class at the
gym" is attracting large number
of society folk. The class was orig
inally formed for the teachers, but
many others have Joined and find it
exceedingly pleasant.
Informal Dinner.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Bendure was the scene of merry
dinner party Sunday evening. Those
seated around the festal board were
the Misses Sophia Paul. Beulah Mel
son, Gladys Bendure and Zelma Ben
dure, and the Messrs. Wallace Mol
lette, Vernon Sanders, Lee Obendor-
fer and Richard Macomb
Visiting in the Country.
Mrs. W. S. Pickerel is down to Elco
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Joe Smith.
Dinner.
Mr. George White and Mr.. X. A.
Gagg entertained at dinner Sunday.
Musical selections rendered by Miss
Egan were among the pleasing feat
ures of the after dinner hour. Cow
ers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. John
l.. Mcneil, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Camp,
Miss Egan, Mr.. A. NJ. Camp, Mr..
White and Mr.. Gagg.
Guests al the Robertson Ranch.
Mrs. VIM. Phelan and daughter
Mercedes are visiting Mrs. George
Robertson, on the Florida mesa.
Luncheon.
Miss Mnble Skoog was the host
ess at the largest affair of the week,
bridge luncheon given at her Fifth
avenue home yesterday afternoon at
80. The small tables on which the
luncheon was served ware decorated
with magnificent array Of red and
white carnations. Dring the mid
afternoon hours the company enjoyed
spirited games of auction bridge
Those asked to share the pleasures of