Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-19
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Next week, Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. |
Boyle will vacate the house on Third |
avenue they have occupied for many
years. Temporarily they VIII store
their furnishings in apartments over
the Fulton market, but few months
hence they will have one of their
many houses in Durango fitted up for
their permanent home. Week after
next, Mrs. Boyle and her niece, Mrs.
a. W. Robbins and children, leave
for the east. where the former will
remain until the last Of June and the
other members of the party for four
months. They plan TO make short
stop i'll Denver and then go on to
Michigan. whore Mrs. Boyle's sister
resides, to spend the month of May
Later Mrs Boyle will attend a Free
Methodist church conference and Mrs
Robbins and children will journey to
Connecticut to visit with Dir. Rob
bins family until the beginning of
the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. c. Tyler were
the dinner guests Of MIR. X. A. Gagg
at the Stratcr Monday evening.
Mr.. John l.. Mcneil, president Of
the Durango Trust company, is IN
Denver on his return from extended
trips east and west, and expects to
arrive in Durango some time next
week. Mrs. Mcneil viii not be num-
bered amcng the homoeomers until
June or later.
DIR. and Mrs. Il. a, Schlabach ex-
pect to leave for Pittsburg, Pa, In
the morning to spend few weeks
with his mother, who has been in
poor health of late. Mrs. Schlabacn,
Sr., is one Of the most delightful wo-
men it has been the lot of Durango
folk to entertain and those who have
the pleasure of her acquaintance anx-
iously wait more favorable news Of
her condition.
Mrs. George W. Haskell nee Il.
Pearl Ferguson, is down from Silver
ton visiting her sister, Mrs. james
Jarvis.
Miss Minnie Gogarty chief opera
tor at the Mountain States Telephone
office has gone to California for an
EXTENDED stay, possible of two or three
months duration. Mrs. +. L. Reimer
accompanied her as far as Telluride,
where she made brief stay.
Miss Berne C. Koohlor's many Du-
range friends will be interested 10
know that she has been appointed
city treasurer of silverton.
Miss Martha Wingato, the popular
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. John Win
gate, celebrated her birthday anniver-
sary Thursday by entertaining a com
papy of intimate friends at dinner IN
the evening. Those partalling Of her
gracious hospitality we're the Misses
alee iH Alay a9eleood, May Chan
nise, 9Jim7 Pearson and Josephine
Hahn,
The High School Literary society
had a Hard Times ball at the gym
last night The costumes, appoint
menis and Refreshments bespoke the
time Of emacated poeketbooks. Nh
sic for the occasion was furnished
by the Drysdale orchestra and is said
TO have been the only luxury in evil
denee. All participants had Jolly
good time and the festivities eontinr-
ed until the high school curfew beu
sounded.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Eldredgo en-
tertained informally at dinner We'd
nesday evening. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Camp. MIR. X. A.
Gagg and Mr f. c. Gilbert
The Reading clab met with Mrs. C.
C. Perkins Thursday afternoon. An
especially interesting program was
presented,
Mrs Bell Madden is here from Dem
YER visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Fraser.
The Star Sewing circle was enter
tanned by the Mesdamcs Taylor Mad