Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-15
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SOCIETY

for Mrs. John L. Mcneil.
Pastime> Dance.
The Pastime people had another
merry evening at Redmen last night.
Two more dances complete the years
series.
To Visit in Honolulu.
About fortnight hence Mrs. John
Kellenberger and daughter Miss Erna
leave for Honolulu to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ruhmland.
Club Meetings.
The Monday Bridgec lub will meet
with Mrs. Rowe Pingrey next week.
Mrs. Fred Balcom is to be the host
ess of the Wednesday Bridge club.
Informal Luncheon.
The Misses Anna Egan, Mary
O'Rourke and Mercedes Phelan were
the luncheon guests of Miss Gather
Inc Murphy today.
To Make Their Home In Durango.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Monroe, popu-
lar young people who made many
friends in Durango during their brief
stay here last winter, arrived from
Pueblo last night to locate permanent
ly in Durango.
Young Matrons' Sewing Club.
Mrs. l.. E. Smith was the hostess
of the Young Matrons' Sewing club
Monday afternoon. In addition to the
club members, the guests were the
Mesdames Webb, Rainey and Fair
child.
Miss Anna Egan Leaves for
Denver Monday.
Miss Anna Egan, the interesting
and talented Denver girl who has
made her home the past year with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Egan, departs for Denver Mon
day morning.
Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Camp extended
their hospitality at dinner Wednesday
evening complimentary to Mrs. A. j.
Robin and Miss Egan. Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. Robin, Miss
Egan, Mr.. X. A. Gagg. Mr.. F. C. Gil
bert and Mr.. Neil Camp and the hosts.
ST. Patrick's Day Party.
Miss Eloise Robson will entertain
company of twenty-five of her
friends at a st. Patrick's day party
this evening. As the hostess and
guests all belong to the crowd that
has not reached high school age, it
was necessary to hold the affair on
day following, hence the thirteenth
was chosen.
Luncheon for Mrs. S. W. Pingrey.
The Rowe Pingrey home was the
scene of very pleasingly arranged
luncheon Wednesday at 1870, sur
prise affair for Mrs. Pingrey, Sr.,
cleverly unanswered by Mrs. Pingrey
Jr. The place cards were lunches OF
violets, the color of the flowers be-
ing the keynote of the decorataions.
Chatting and needle plying filled the
afternoon hours. The guests were
the Mesdames Scoville, Bernard, Ball,
Cooper, Bryant, Fraser and Ramsey.
Mrs. George Hussey entertained the
members of Sedgwick Relief Corps
Friday afternoon at her home on
Seventh avenue. A good social time
and sewing fest" helped to pass
the afternoon all too quickly. The
guest list included Mesdames Newell,
Burnham, Seminars. Cobb, Galloway,
Talbot, Hubbard, Stansbury, Katie L.
Davis, T. Ballard, Melzar Ballard,
Carrie Starr, Monnigar, Barton, Mac
Nicholas, Rawlins, Farley, Knowlton,
Winfield, Adrianscn and Malissa
Moore.
No Friends Like the Old Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schultz of Los
Angeles, are delighted with their home
in that semi-tropical climate, but
nothing brings quite the same happi-
ness to them as. a visit from Durango
people. Recently they entertained Mr..
and Mrs. F. C. Gilbert at their cozy
Hollywood home, and other local folk
will partake of their gracious hospi-
tality before the year is over Mr..
Schultz is the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schultz Of the Pine River
valley. He holds the responsible po-