Semi-weekly herald., 1914-09-28
Beefsteak Fry.

child's Sunday school class had a
beeksteaf fry up in Animas park last
night, and such merry occasion it
was. The fun commenced at 4 and
lasted until z, and all sorts of pleas
ant things featured in it. Rev. and
Mrs. Fairchild chnperoned the crowd.
The members of the class are the
Misses Amy Green. Lenore skeels.
Cleo Waggoner, Virginia Waggoner,
Ivy Meadley, Louise Nelson, Bertha
Nelson, Eloise Robinson, Lille Nor
gan, Violet Cornelius and Blanche
Taylor.
To Visit Mesa Verde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herr and
Master Howard, with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. s. Pickerell as their guests, left
this morning for a motor trip through
Mesa Verde.
Visited Coulson Ranches.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. schlabach and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Coulson and Mas
ter Charles spent Sunday in the Pine
River valley visiting the Coulson
farms. They made the trip in the
Schlabach auto.
Motor Trip to Pagosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Graham made
a trip by auto to Pagosa Springs on
Wednesday. The autumn tinted land
scape made scene of unusual beauty
the entire distance.
The Auto Spill.
The Charles Stilwells and the Earl
BARRIERS, who were the victims of an
auto spill over in the Mancos section
Thursday, luckily escaped without
serious injury. Mrs. Stilwell has a
black eye, and Mrs. Barber was quite
badly bruised. The BARRIERS expected
to come home last night on the South
ern, but Mrs. Barber was not quite
equal to doing 50. According to the
latest advice they will arrive here
either tonight or tomorrow night.
To Spend Winter in Pennington.
Mrs. Reid Coppinger and the juniors
are planning to spend the winter in
Pennington, where Mr.. Coppinger's
business interests will occupy his at
tention the greater part of the sea-
son.
Reading Club.
The Reading club will hold its first
meeting of the 1914-1915 season next
Thursday. We are told that Mrs.
Frank Eldredge, the retiring presi-
dent, is to be hostess. Mrs. d. C.
Coulson is the newly elected president
Of the organization.
Young Matrons Sewing Club.
The Young Matrons' Sewing club
members have been having some de-
lightful afternoons since their sum-
mer vacation. The hostesses at the
different meetings have been Mrs. Nc
Dewitt, Mrs. Mckinney, Mrs. Hogan
and this week they were entertained
by Mrs. j. j. Musser. The guests
were Mrs. Arthur Ayres and Miss
Anna Egan. The latter delighted the
ladies with number of musical Sc
lections.
NJ. E. Aid Society Elects Officers.
At the regular meeting of the M.
e. Aid society held at the home Of
Mrs. d. l.. Sheets yesterday after
noon, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term: Mrs. Claude
Whittlesey, president; Mrs. E. A.
Chubb, vice president; Mrs. Fred Will
kins, secretary, and Mrs. A. D. Lem
err, treasurer.
To Leave for Home Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Smith, Jr., of Denver,
who has been here for the past six
weeks the guest of her sister, Miss
Eda Anderson. terminates her visit
Sunday.
Taking Vacation.
The Pioneers club folk have ar
ranged to take vacation until after
the fair.
Afternoon for Mrs. Frank Lake.
Wednesday Mrs. Harry McDevitt
and Mrs. ]. ]. Musser had company
of ladies, in honor of their mother,
Mrs. Frank Lake. The affair was
given at the Musser home, and was
characterized by the pleasingly ar
ranged details. Sewing and chatting
were the diversions. Those who were
asked to share the pleasures of the
occasion were the Mesdames John
Bell, Robert Dwyer, Robert Alexan-
der, J. H. McDevitt, Sr., Giles Vande-
grift, Jacob Fritz, A. R. Springer and
the Misses Frances Bell, Bridget
Clarke and Martha Clarke.
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