Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-24

so's most popular and attractive
daughters, left Sunday morning for
PaIo Alto, Cal, where she enters upon
her junior year at Stanford univer-
sity.
Bowling Party.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Barber gave bowling party for
Miss Margaret Stafford, the inter
esting southern girl who spent the
greater part Of the summer with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Graham. After hours Of the plsas-
ant pastime the merrymakers went
to the Graham home, where Du:ch
lunch was served. The participants
were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barber aud
the Misses Angie Hayden, Florence
Bauser, Edna Brown, Marguerite
Jackson. Erna Kellenberger. Theo
Ebnother and Margaret Stafford and
the Messrs. Sam Monberg, DIR. Dean,
Joe Turner, George Fritz and Ray
Morris.
In Honor Of Mr.. Phil Parkinson.
Wednesday evening Mr.. George
Moody gave dinner at the Strater
for Mr.. Phil Parkinson, who leaves
next week for Montrose to make his
home. Beside MIR. Parkinson the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Snyder and Miss Angie Hayden.
At Electra.
Miss Mable Austin is at Electra,
where she will stay over Sunday, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rex Mol
lette.
Miss Jackson Entertains at Bridge.
Miss Marguerite Jackson extended
her pleasing hospitality to a COM
pany at bridge Tuesday evening. Af-
ter the spirited games dainty sup
per was served. The players were
the Misses Anna Egan, Sharley Pike,
Florence Brewer, Amelia Gibbs, Angie
Hayden, Josephine Hahn, Mable Aus
tin and Marguerite Jackson.
Will Sing At Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
Miss Clare Marshall, the talented
young vocalist who delighted the au-
dience at the concert last night, will
sing at the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning.
In Honor of the l.. ]. Nathans.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder en-
tertained informally Friday in honor
of the l.. j. Nathans of Alamosa. The
visitors came in the morning before
lunch and remained until after din
ner in the evening.
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Home From Iowa.
Mrs. VIM. Phelan and daughter,
Miss Mercedes, returned last night
from an extended visit with eastern
relatives. Miss Mercedes planned to
pass the summer vacation at the old
home and few weeks later Mrs.
Phelan was called there on account
of the illness of her aged mother.
After the elderly woman recovered.
Mrs. Phelan stayed to visit members
of the family. Both ladies report q
delightful time, but found the wealth
ar too hot to mention except in the
winter where the thermometer reg.
isters at zero. The returning travel.
ers arranged to treat Mr.. Phelan to
surprise as to the time of their
home coming, but it developed the
surprise was the other way, as he
left for Chama on yesterday morn.
lng's eastbound train to remain un-
til Wednesday,.
Pink Tea"
Mrs. Taylor Maddox was east and
Mrs. William Birkhimer was camping
on the Vallecito, so their respective
husbands decided it was the oppor-
tune time to entertain their friends.
We were unable to learn Just what
the affair was designated but we pre-
sumo it was either a pink tea or a
big feast, and was given at the Birk-
himer home. There were delicious
things to satisfy the inner man, the
refreshments being served and pour
ed-principally the latter. After the
eats and drinks the congenial spirits
spent the evening playing auction
bridge-special emphasis on the "auc-
tion." Those who partook of the hos
pitality of the genial hoses were the
Messrs. Henry G. Berri, Walter Am
bold, E. D. Peters, Harry B. Austin,
l.. E. Smith, Ralph Meyers, Ray Nor
ris, George Moody, Phil Parkinson
and Sam Monberg.
Departs for Home Next Week.
Mrs. Nicholson, who has been here
for a few weeks visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs. George Tiffany, leaves next
week for her home in Los Angeles.