Semi-weekly herald., 1914-08-31
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nxia9e Luneheon.
Mr.. John l.. Mcneil extended her
ttAciohs hospitality at bridge
luncheon Thursday, as a courtesy TO
Mira Clarence of Kansas City. The
company enjoyed spirited games Of
the favOrite diversion from 1880 un-
tn IL, when q luncheon, perfect in
appointments, was served. Golden
glow In profusion was used in the
decorations. Covers were laid for the
Aesdames Carence, Kaufman, Lin
eenfelter, Gilbert, Haggartt, Gagg,
Newman and Mcneil.
c. 8. Anderson 10 Wed Miss Una
Coleman.
c. S. Anderson, formerly Of this
city, is to wed Miss Una Coleman,
Of WOODBURY., Ore, September 3rd.
Mr.. Anderson was with the Western
Colorado Power company in the ca
pacity of statisticihn, but resigned to
accept the position Of superintendent
Of the Clark Electric Power company
in Toole, Utah. Miss Coleman was
numbered among Ouray's popular
school teachers for several years.
Roper- -Marat Nuptials.
A wedding Of interest to many Du-
range people occurred in Alamosa
Sunday evening, when Miss Ismae
Roper, daughter Of James Roper, be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Harry Marat
of the Husung Hardware company.
Camping In Hills.
DR.. and Mrs. II. C. Turrell and
Master James are camping in the
Vallecito, making their headquarters
In their bungalow at the Country
club. They are scheduled to return
home about September 1st.
Afternoon for Miss Lisette Fast.
Mrs. Minnie Evans gave very
pleasingly arranged sewing party
Monday afternoon for Miss Lisette
Fast Of Silverton. The guests were
the Mesdames Wheeler and Eldredge
and the Misses Lisette Fast, Ruth
6earcy, Lille Harris, Jeanie Paul,
Amy Ayres and Gertrude Arnold.
Recovering From Accident
5sMrs. B. w. Ritter, who had the mis-
fortune to injure her knee quite seri-
to her normal condition. She is at
Ochsner hospital, where she sits up
in an invalid chair a while each day.
Monday Club.
Mrs. John Haggart was hostess of
the Monday club this week. In addi-
ton to the members the only guest
was Mrs. L. j. Nathan, of Alamosa.
Wednesday Bridge Club.
Mrs. A. C. Arnold extended her hos
pitality to the Wednesday Bridge club
members on the society's usual meet
ing day. Beside the club ladies the
guests were the Mesdames Barber,
Goodman and Nicholson.
To Sail for Home the Last of
September.
Neil Camp, who is at present in
Italy, expects to sail for home in
about month, conditions in Europe
permitting.
Complimentary to Mrs. Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Davis extended
their hospitality at 900" party
Thursday evening, in honor of Mrs.
Windsor Of Denver, who has been
spending the summer here, the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Kaufman.
Sixteen persons participated in the
event.
To Spend Winter in California.
Mrs. X. A. Gagg and Master Ru-
dolph expect to leave for San Fran
cisco next week to spend the school
year.
Tea for Mrs Carence.
Mrs. X. A. Gagg was the gracious
hostess at tea Tuesday afternoon
for Mrs. William Henry Carence, of
Kansas City. In addition to the hon
or guest, the ladies' present were
the Mesdames A. P. Camp. Milton
Kaufman, F. c. Gilbert, E. W. Shaw
and John L. Mcneil.
Dinner for Mrs. A. M. Rucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mcneil en-
tArtained Mr.. A. nj. Rucker, of Dem
yer. and SON. Keith Rucker, Of this
city, at dinner Thursday evening. The
acquaintance of the two families dates
back to pioneer days when both resid-
ed in Leadville. The warm friend
ship formed in those times has lasted
down through the years.
Leroy and Beryl Murray Entertain
Fifty of Their Friends.
No debutante making ready for her
first Montezuma was ever in a great
er furry of preparation and antici-
patton than the youngsters invited to
Leroy and Beryl Murray's lawn party
Saturday evening. And such Won
derful time as they had. They went
at 6 o'clock and an early feature of
the event was an elaborate menu of
refreshments. Afterwards the child
ren played the games held in highest
favor bv children of all ages. Inter-
sDersed were a candy hunt and re-
vealing the contents Of Jack Hor-
ner pie, which contained appropriate
favors for each guest. AS the shad-
ows Of evening were falling the spaci-
Gus lawn was lighted with scores of
Japanese lanters and brilliant scene
it made. Gaiety reigned supreme un-
til o'clock when another series Of
elaborate refreshments were served
and the crowd dispersed. Those ask
ed to participate in the frolic we're
the Misses Frances Hord, Dora Gill,
Lucv Macomb, Meta Will, Cleo Wag-
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