Semi-weekly herald., 1916-09-18
SATURDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Mcneil are
entertaining at dinner tonight COM
plimentary to Mrs. Geary and Miss
Geary of New York City.
Mrs. Ralph Myers and small son
left for Washington, D. c., Thurs
day. where they will spend four
months with Mrs. Myers cousin, Mrs.
Thomas Tulley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BaloJm left for
Denver Thursday morning by auto.
Mrs. Baleom's sister Miss Brindle
Of Enc, Pa. joined them at Bay
field.
The Mesdames Geary Lingenfelter,
and Bishop and Miss Geary were
members of motor and picnic party
entertained by Mrs. E. H. Burdick
at Waterfall ranch Thursday.
Mrs. S. S. Sloan entertained four
tables OF bridge Thursday afternoon,
the second of series of affairs
she is giving. The favors were won
by Mrs. L. E. Smith and Mrs. Hen
~ Berri.
Mrs X. A. Gagg was the hostess
of the Monday bridge club this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Graham and
sir. and Mrs. Robert Butler left this
afternoon for motor trip to Denver.
| Durango friends of Miss Naamah
1 n,.+a will ha lynn,,, hot
she is teaching in Pueblo again this
year.
.dr. and Mrs. John Wingate and
laughter Miss Martha were the din
.er guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hahn
friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Hogan entertained the
foung Matrons Sewing club Monday
4fternoon. In addition to the club
LENDERS the guests were the Mes
lanes Duggan and Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Gilbert were
..osts at a pleasingly arranged din
| ..er Tuesday evening. Those who had
he pleasure of partaldng of their
.ospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Enrich
-dr. and Mrs. Walters, Mr.. and Mrs.
..gan and Mr.. and Mrs. Chase.
Sirs. John Wingate and daughter
.Iiss Martha leave for New York to-
morrow morning for an indefinite
tay. Mr.. Wingate will accompany
hem as fas as Denver, where he is
ding to attend the annual meeting
| # the Masonic grand lodge. He re
| .urns home the first of the following
week to look after business affairs,
and will join his family later.
The largest affair of the month
lsnd one of the most delightful of the
season was the function Mrs. II. A.
uingenfelter gave last night in honor
If her mother, Mrs. Geary of New
York City. The invited guests were
the Mesdames Jakway, Robert Sloan,
). S. Sloan, White, Herr, Mcneil
burdick, Bishop, Wingate, McCloskey,
Barber, Sr., Barber Jr., Turrell, Jr,
Searcy, Boston, Coulson, Lyons,
Clark, Dray, Schlabach, Robbins, Sr.
,tobbins Jr., Tyler, Egan, Hubbard,
| uogarty, Mollette, Plngrey, West,
Hahn, Chase, Kruschke, Austin,
.dusser, McDevitt, Rainey, Smith,
Duggan, Mason, Clements, McCloud,
oirkhimer, Eldredge, Parsons, Gra-
nam, Pearson, Ray Goodman, Lane,
Newman, Day, Ralph Myers, Hender-
son, Bernard, ia Count, Springer,
Dyer, Turrell, Sr., and the honor
guest and the Misses McCloud, kel
.enberger and Geary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herr and son
Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
White motored to the Vallecito yes
terday to spend few days at the
country club.
Mrs. ~. q. White was the hostess
of the Wednesday Bridge club this
| week. In addition to the members,
| ner guests were the Mesdames Geary,
bishop and kellenberger and the
Misses Geary, Kellenberger and Brin-
| die.
Miss Florence Ruffe was the hostess
at an informal sewing party last
night. Needle plying, chatting and
delicious eats had part in the en-
tertainment program. The guests
| were the Mesdames Robert Sloan and
Harry Fry and the Misses Marie Mat
ley, Myrtle Hill, Hattie Ballingee,
Mabel Austin, Mary O'Rourke, Teresa
Fool aral Clara Nandorurift Lotbar
inc Murphy, Louise Welk, Emma
Fankhauser and Nell Earhart.
The marriage of Miss Melicent
Amy Campbell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Campbell, and Mr.. Walk
er Moore Van Ripper, vice-president
of the American Trust company of
st. Louis, was solemnized in Estes
Park, Monday, Sept. IL. Miss Camp
III a. L T. Al