Semi-weekly herald., 1916-06-05

young people who are college stu
dents have returned home, and will
contribute materially to the social
gaiety of the town during the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. X. A. Gagg Is spending the
week in Denver, where she will meet
her husband on his return from Hot
Springs to accompany him home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herr AMI
family are enjoying an outing at the
Country club on the vallecito.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McDevitt en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening tor
Mr.. w. B. Fraser of Denver. After
dinner the company attended tie
"movies" and later repaired to the
Musser home where an hour or mere
was spent playing cards. The mem
bers of the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Moody, DR.. and Mrs. Dean
Mr.. and Mrs. Musser, the honor guest
and the hosts.
Mrs. Harry Dixon gave a tea
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Lucy Obendorfer of Rico, who was
here to attend graduation exercises.
The guests were the Misses Jack
son, Fankhouser, Ruth Searcy, Hell
enc Searcy, Helen Sloan, Amy Ayres
Josephine Hahn, lockwood, Edwards,
Pulliam, Chapman, and the Mesdames
Nelson, Myers and Chase.
Mrs. McFadden, the interesting Cal
ifornia woman who spent several
| weeks here with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. George West, has departed for
home. During her stay she was the
inspiration for dozen or more So
cial affairs.
The birthday anniversary of Mrs.
r. E. Newell was the occasion for q
pleasant surprise planned for her by
her daughter yesterday afternoon.
Needlework and conversation filled
the hours. A lovely birthday cake
adorned with 'steen candles graced
the center of the table at which dain-
ty refreshments were served. Those
| present were the Mesdames Galloway
Airy, Sewers, Talbot, Gallaher, An
heier, Graden, Farley, Gable, Stans-
berry, Howard, Ballard, Melzer Bal
lard, Ray, Vance Casad, Dominick
Parker, the honor guest and the Mis-
ses PARCELS and Galloway.
The Mesdames ]. r. Ball and Clyde
Larrabee gave pleasingl.y appoint
ed luncheon at the home of the form
er Tuesday at / 80, in honor of Mrs.
Rose Koogle, who left for Denver this
morning to spend her vacation. Tie
table was prettily decorated in pinl
and white and these color effects
predominated in the elaborate menu
served. Covers were laid for II.
Mrs. Harry Austin was the hostes
of box party at the Gem ThurJaay
afternoon. Those who enjoyed her
hospitality and the movie attra ton
"'1sland of Regeneration were the
Mesdames Tiffany, Sloan, Graham and
Lyons.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark motored
to bayfield, Thursday evening, where
they We're the dinner guests of Mr.
;nd Mrs. John Herr.
Miss Mary Bryant who has beer
teaching in the high school n Sun
ryside, Washington is homewart
bound. After school closed she iour-
neyed to Seattle and then by boat t.
Vancouver, stopping en- route in tha
interesting city of Victoria, which is
claimed by English people to be the
most English city outside Of The Dor
deJs of the home country.
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i Mrs. L. f. Smith was the hostess
of the Young Matron's Sewing clut
Monday. Beside the club ladies he,
guests were the Mesdames Webb ant
Rainey and Miss Gertrude Myers.
| Lola Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
dore Parkers little daughter, was
II years old Monday. She celebrated
the occasion by giving a party tt
her young friends at the home of hei
grandmother, Mrs. r. f. Newell. The
afternoon was spent in playing
games. A beautiful birthday cake
adorned the center of the table whei
the delicious eats were served. Those
present were Meta Will, Edith eau.
dell, Marguerite Gable, Bessie Sor.
ausop Mary Snrepsnp loan Maa,p c