Semi-weekly herald., 1914-07-27
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Mrs. Walter Woods' many friends
~ vsry much plsassd to know thEt
tts young lady has recovered from :
long Alness and an operation iately
performed.
ytsitinx Relatives Here.
Miss Hewitt, of Des Moines, Ia, is
in the city upon visit to her uncle.
w. H. La Count and his wife.
The Monday Bridge.
Met with Mrs. Mcconnell. There
were three tables. Mrs. J. L. Mcneil,
Mrs. J. A. Clay, Mrs. Joe Clark and
Mrs. J. r. c. Tyler were honor guests.
Wednesday Bridge.
Mrs. L. E. johnson entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at her home.
There were but the members present.
Mrs. DIR. Lingenfelter entertains the
club next week.
ASAtcustVchy sutCktA1urUs
Many parties and receptions are
being given in honor of Miss Kate
Egan, of Sidney, Australia, who is
here upon short visit to her brother,
Fred ]. Egah.
Visits Country Home.
Mrs. J. A. Coppinger. who last
week returned home from a six
months' tour of Europe, is out at
Lewis, Colo, this week at the fam
ily's new country home.
Slight Indisposition.
The very many friends of Mrs.
Lena Knapp, city and society editrass
of The Herald, are very sympathetic
toward the lady in her indisposition,
q nervous breakdown, and wish to
see her shortly again at her desk.
Reception to Miss. Egan.
Mrs. j. l.. Mcneil, at her homes
yesterday afternoon gave a reception
and tea party from to to the,
elite of Durango society in honor of
and that they might meet Miss Kate
Egan of Sidney, Australia, sister of
Fred j. Egan, cashier of the A. s.
& R. plant here, who is visiting him
here for the week on her way from
London to her home. Some twenty
five ladies were invited.
Edna Brown Entertains.
Tuesday evening Miss Edna Brown
at her home in North Durango enter
tanned in honor of Miss Zingg, of San
Francisco, who is here upon visit to
the Roy Fraziers. Those present
were the Misses Marguerite Jackson,
Nettie Thompson and Miss Stafford,
a relative of the Ferg Grahams who
is visiting them here from Virginia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barber and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Frazier and Geo
Moody, Ray Morris, Sam Monbere
and Joe Turner. The evening was
spent in cards and dancing.
Miss Slattery To Wed.
Miss Marguerite Slattery, the very
jolly and fair daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Slattery, of Silverton,
Colorado, who has hosts of friends in
Durango, will next Wednesday even
ing become the bride of Mr.. Sidney
Anderson. of Beverly Hills, Calf
Many Durango society young folks
are to attend the wedding, which is
to be very quiet home one. The
bridal party will depart Thursday
morning for Chicago, where they will
spend their honeymoon upon a visit
to the groom's sister.
Picnic Party.
Miss Nellie McCloud entertained at
picnic party at the Animas park
last Thursday in honor Of Mrs. j. D.
Rodgers, Of Ell Paso, Texas, who is
here upon visit to her brother.
Charley Stilwell, of the Strater, and
her sister, Miss Elizabeth StiIwelI
and their mother, who is visiting them
here from her home at Lawrence,
Kansas. Those of the party were the
Misses Hattie Ballingee, Bertha
Biggs, Nettie Buchanan and Miss
Wagner and the hostess. MOSTLY de-
lectable eats" and "bites" (mosuui-
tos) were had.
Unique Feature Program.
The ladies' of st. Marks Guild of
the Episcopal church, will give their
monthly tea next Friday, July 81, at
o'clock at the residnece of Mrs. e.
II. Burdick. This promises to be
quite a society event, as Mrs. Bur-
dick and Mrs. J. r. C. Tyler, who are
to be in charge of the event. have
arranged an elaborate program. n
unique feature of which will be that
OF the Navajo Indian pirls who or.