Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-01
SOCIETY

SOClETY
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n Homer of Grand Secretary
Jacobson.
Thursday evening the local mem
ncrs OF the Scottish Rites gave a din |
ner at the Heel Strater compliment
tary 70 Grand Secretary jacobson Of |
the Masonic lodges Of Colorado.
Around the festel hoard were seated
the Messrs. Wingate, Ames, Sanford,
Pickerell, Burns, Morris, Ware, Smi-
ley, Berri, Mcholland, Clifford and
the honor guest, G. II. jacobson.
kensington Club.
The ladies Of che Kensington club
had a very pleasant afternoon with
Mrs. j. A. Coppinger Wednesday
Informal Dinner.
The Mesdames Arnold and Balcom
were the dinner guests Of Mrs. II. A.
Lingenrfelter Sunday.
To Visit Sister in Denver.
Mrs. J. j Musser and Master Rob
ert go to Denver in n few days to
visit her sister, Mrs. Harry McDeyitt,
They will return lhome with Mr. Mus
ser when he comes from the east.
Durango Penpie Delighted to
Welcome Miss HarwOod.
Miss Marion Iarwood, sister OF
Roy and Win Hall, has been the
guest of Mrs. George West this week
and received no end Of attention from
the society folk Miss Harwood re-
Gently returned from abroad, where
she spent several years studying mu-
sic. Wednesday night sne sang at the
Elks' entertainment, and her splendid
voice and interesting personality won
instant recognition Her tones are
wonderfully pure, her voice is power
ful and flexible and she mas the gl,
of working up climax OF dramatic
intensity.
Birthdays Fifteen.
Miss Amy Green, the popular lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. }. w.
Green. celebrated her fifteenth birth
day by entertaining fifteen of her
young friends at a jolly party from .
to in the evening Games and mu-
sic were the diversions and the hap
py affair wound up with dainty
eats.
Luncheon This Afternoon.
One OF the very delightful affairs
of the week was the luncheon given
by the Mesdames w. N. Searcy and
George Tiffany at the home Of the
former this afternoon. The rooms were
effectively decorated in flaming red
carnations, the general color effect
being delectably emphasized in part
of the delicious menu. Bridge was
the chosen diversion for the after
luncheon hours The guest list in
cluded the Mesdames John Pearson
A. j Buchanan, Fry, Bryant, Myers,
Hand, Evans, White, Clark, Gogarty
Lane, Arnold, Goodman, Pulliam, Rob
bins, Weightman, Musser, Burns, Pin
grey, Moilette, Mcneil Ritter, Roland
Ritter, 0chsner, West Whitaker, Ber
II, Smith, Rainey, Tyler, Totten, and
the Misses Biggs, McCloud, Gogarty,
Pike, Skoog anu Harwood.
Informal Afternoon.
Mrs. N. T. Thomson entertained
few friends very pleasantly at her
residence ON Third street Thursday
afternoon. Most tempting and delici-
Gus refreshments were served and all
present greatly enjoyed the hospital
ity of the hostess and the social con-
versation. Her guests included the
Mesdames Swanson Hansen, Cy Gra-
den, b. F. Heidi, Hussey and c. f..
Hansen.
Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Egan extended
their gravious hospitality at dinner
Thursday evening. Covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. n. K. Chase, Mrs.
NJ. Ball Mrs. DAILY, Miss Ilarwood,
Miss Egan. Mr.. Kaufman, and the
hosts
Improving.
Word comes from Philadelphia that
S. S. Sloan is showing considerable
improvement, but he is still under the
physician's care.
Pastime Masked Ball.
II was surely one gay crowd that
assembled at 'Redmon hail last night
dressed in fearful and Won
derful costumes, There we're clown
galore, Spanish dancers, the elite of
coon town, the gum-ehewing fratern
ity from baclwood place, in short
all Of the time -honored attire and
many new ones. The festivities com
mcnced at 9 and lasted until after
1.-THE witching hour"
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. White Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. White were
hosts at bridge dinner Saturday
evening. Those who had the pleasure
of partaking Of their hospitality We're
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~. Graham, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J.. r. c. Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. b
w. Ritter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herr
Mrs. Roland Ritter and Mr.. X. A
Gagg,