Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-27
SOCIETY
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Harry Fry had birthday yester-
day. habit he has, but this was his
annual. The event was celebrated at
tho Fry home last evening with an
elaborate dinner vt which Mr.. and
Mrs. William Birkhimer were the
guests. A number of Mr.. Fry's
friends sent congratulations and wish
ed they knew how old he was. So
do we.
Miss Edith Robin leaves tomorrow
for New York, where the latter part
Of the week she sails for Europe.
Pretty decorations and appoint
ments and delicious eats-special en-
phasis on the latter-characterize
the dinner given by the ladies of the
st. Columba's Circle at the Catholic
manse Wednesday evening for the al
tar boys or those who had recently
been altar boys. The guests, thirty
in number, did ample justice to the
meal served and later enjoyed to the
utmost the music and games provid-
ed for their entertainment.
Grafflin- Winner ,Nuptials.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the Southern Methodist church Sat
urday evening at 1880 when Miss
Rosia Winner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Winner, became the
bride of Mr. William E. Grafflin. Rev.
erend Hanford Miller officiated, the
ring ceremony being used.
Mrs. F. r. Graham was the only
person outside of the immediate fam
lilies of the contracting parties who
witnessed the service. There were no
attendants.
The bride, who is an especially
sweet-faced girl, made very pretty
picture in her dainty white wedding
gown. The groom wore the conven-
tional black.
After the young couple was show
cred with congratulations, the party
went to the Winner home, where an
elaborate wedding supper was served.
Both bride and groom are deserved
ly popular with wide circle of
friends. Mrs. Grafflin was born and
reared in Durango. Mr.. Grafflin has
made his home in this city for more
than two years past.
The happy young couple are at home
to their friends at 1851 Second ave
nue., one of the most attractive resi-
dence properties in North Durango.
On account of the death in the fam.
lily of one of the members, neither
the Priscilla or Pioneer clubs met thi.
week.
Next Thursday afternoon, Mrs
Charles Morast will entertain th'
Priscilla club at her cozy home OF
Eleventh street.
The moving van is doing rushing
business in our town. Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Clark have rented their Fifth ave
nue. home to the John O'Rourkes ant
are now domiciled at Mrs. Anderson
private boarding house on Third ave
nue.. The Mcclellan house, made va
cant by the change of residence of th'
O'Rourkes, is to be occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Balloon.
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Mr.. A. M. Camp, son of Mr.. an,
Mrs. A. P. Camp, landed in Spain
April 4, and is leisurely touring th'
country. He is finding the trip ex
ceedingly interesting.
Monday afternoon, the time hell
scared to needlework and chatting b.
the Young Matrons' Sewing club, wa
not observed this week. Instead tn
members and their husbands assem-
bled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Fry in the evening and playe
bridge for several hours, and the
partook of the dainty refreshment
served by the hostess. Those enjoy
ing the affair were Mesdames an
Messrs. Berri, Birkhimer, Hogan, Mus
ser, E. ]. Myers, d. r. Mckinney
Miss Nellie McCloud and the hosts.
Little Miss Elizabeth Parkinson i
entertaining company Of her very in
innate friends this afternoon at
very elaborate party. Among tn
guests who are partaking of her hos
pitality are the Misses Lenore Skeels
Beatrice Parsons, Vera Wigglesworth
donna Wigglesworth, Letha Russell
Natalie Tyler and Geneva Maddox.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge was the din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bar
ber at the Strater Thursday evening
Miss Florence Bauser entertained
Miss Erna KeIlenberper at the Stra.