Semi-weekly herald., 1914-05-04
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Forner Durango Young Man
Ka1n 4 Creede TEACHER.


We'd . Creede Teacher.
Miss Madeline Weber, of Creede
formerly q teacher in the South Side
scksol Of this city, was married Sun
day nfternoon at o'clock at the Cath
olic church to Mr.. Roland Hatfield. oil
Saiida, Rev. Father Montell perform
ing the ceremony The invited guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.
Moses, Miss NJ. Moses. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert G. Cameron, Miss Loretta
McGraw and Gilbert Hatfield of Du.
rango, brother of the bridegroom.
The bride wore an attractive tail
orsd suit She was attended by Mis-.
Gertrude Weber, of Monte Vista
The best man was Charles Shepard.
Mr.. Hatfield is employed in the
roadmaster's office at Salida, and fol
the past year has been station and ex-
press agent in Blanca. The bride will
finish her term teaching at Blanca
before beginning housekeeping in Sa.
Ida, where the young couple will
make their home. Both have hosts
of friends in the San Luis valley who
will extend congratulations.
Preceding their marriage on Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cameron
entertained at dinner Miss Madeline
Weber and Roland Hatfield and Their
bridal party, Miss Gertrude Weber
and Gilbert Hatfield.
Before leaving on the train Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatfield were guests of honor. al
a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Moses. Covers were laid for eight
Those seated were Mr.. and Mrs. r
Hatfield, Miss Gertrude Weber, Gil
bert Hatfield, Charles Shepard, Miss
NJ. M. Moses and Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
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Hanak- Mckinney Nuptials.
The wedding of Miss Nola McKin-
ney and Mr.. Leo Philip Hanak, which
proved such complete surprise to
many friends in the southwest, was
characterized by quiet elegance. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
Hanford Miller, in the Southern Meth
odist church, Sunday morning at Q
o'clock, and was Witnessed only by
immediate relatives.
The pretty bride was becomingly
gowned in Copenhagen blue crepe
suit, her travelling dress. She car.
ried shower bouquet of white roses
Following the nuptial service. ar
elaborate wedding breakfast was serv-
cd at the home of the brides par.
ents. The dining room was lovely in
It's adornment of pink and white car
nations intermingled with greenery
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanak left for point.
on the Southern, where they have
since been honeymooning. Mrs. Han
ak returns to Durango within da,
or two. On Mr.. Hanak's next triI
through his territory, month hence
she will accompany him to Pueblo
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Hanak is the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mckinney. She
has made her home in Durango since
she was a wee bit of a tot. Since
she graduated from the Durango high
school she has held responsible po.
sition with the Mountain States Tele.
phone company. Her pleasing per.
sonality has won for her large cir
Gle Of friends.
The groom is a substantial com.
mercial man, who represents an east
crn firm in Colorado.
The young people have been show.
cred with congratulations, and best
wishes for welded life of unalloyet
happiness.
The Misses Helen Fritz, Beulaf
Dornblaxer, Nettie Thompson and Ma
rie Taylor are the members of a part,
who enjoyed interesting games o.
bridge at the home of the latter
Wednesday evening.
Although the mention is decided,
tardy those who do not know will b,
delighted to hear that Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis Hampton, of Aztec, are tn,
proud parents of little boy, who ar
rived at their home about five week.
ago. Mr.. Hampton's beaming coun
tenance and enthusiastic comment di,
much to spread the news among tn,
Durango people who visited in Azte,
last Sunday.
The Young Matrons Sewing clul
ladies were pleasantly entertained b!
Mrs. Ray Goodman, Monday after
noon. Beside the club members tn
guests were the Mesdames Georg'
Lane and Walter Ambold.
Miss Josephine Hahn was the host
ess of the Young Ladies' Sewing clul
last evening. A little needlework
much conversation and delicious eat
were the features of the delightful af
fair.