Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-31

ter.
Mrs. Harry Turner and children
went to Telluride today to spend
month with her mother.
Mrs. John l.. Mcneil is entertain
ing company of ladies at tea this
afternoon complimentary to her
guests, Mrs. Junius Brown and Miss
Grace Ensey of Denver.
Mrs. Frank Lott and children are
scheduled to return home tonight from
a quite an extended visit in the Grip
pie Creek and Colorado Springs vicin-
tiles.
The Monday Bridge club enjoyed
the hospitality of Mrs. l.. c. Jakway
this week. In addition to the club
ladies the guests were the Mesdames
w. H. Crooke of Silverton, John Win
gate and ]. R. C. Tyler and Miss
Emily Carter of Los Angeles.
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Mrs. John Wingate and daughter,
Miss Martha, entertained at an in
formal luncheon today. Their guests
were Mrs. Margaret Ramsay Coulter
and little son David of Seattle and
Mrs. A. Hahn and daughter Miss
Josephine Hahn.
Mrs. Frank Eldredge planned to
entertain a company of ladies' on a
motor trip and picnic at the Country
Club on the Vallecito Thursday, but
had to abandon the trip on account
of the storm and gave lovely lunch
con at her home instead. Her guests
were Mrs. John l.. Mcneil, Mrs. Jun
ius f. Brown of Denver, Mrs. Milton
Kaufman and Mrs. Kaufman, Cr.,
of Cincinnati.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Gilbert enter
tanned company at bridge last night
complimentary to Mr.. Robert Yates,
who is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Y.
Monroe. After spirited games of
cards dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Those who had the pleasure OF =
participating in the very delightful
affair were the Misses Marguerite
Jackson, Cora McDaniels, Helen
Fritz Mable Austin, the Messers Fred
Mcneil George Fritz and Hr. X.
Drummer, Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Monroe,
the honor guests and the hosts.
| Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. j. H.
| McDevitt, Jr., gave a theater party at
the Rex for the members of the
| Young Matrons Sewing club and few
other friends. After the movies re-
freshments were served at Richey's
where the table was laid and decorat-
ed in yellow and the eats reflected
| the same color motif. Her guests
were the Mesdames l. j. Bradford,
Backinger, Lake, Mason, Duggan,
Musser, Hogan, Berri, Goodman,
Myers Mckinney and Miss Myers.
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Miss Marjorie Edwards was the
hostess of IA pleasingly arranged party
Monday afternoon in honor of her
house guest Miss Helen Gibson of
Grand Junction. Chatting, music and
sewing were the diversions. Dainty
refreshments concluded the after
Moons entertainment. The guests
We're the Misses Helen Gibson, An
ma Otis, Teresa Real, Helen Cum
mings, Regina Rule, Sarah Rule,
Mary Chapman, Martha Wingate,
Helene Searcy, Helen Burdick, Mar
tina Williams, Catherine Clements,
Mary Lyons, Maria Will, Josephine
Pulliam and Louise Henderson.
Mrs. Fred Egan was the hostess of
one of the most interesting affairs
of the week yesterday at 1870,
luncheon given at her hospitable
home in honor of the visiting ladies'
in the city. Yellow and green we're
the predominating colors used in the
artistic decorations. Covers were laid
for Mrs. Junius F. Brown of Denver,
Mrs. Kaufman, Sr., of Cincinnati,
Mrs. Dyer of Montreal, Miss Mary
lockwood of Baltimore and the Mes
danes John L. Mcneil, F. C. Gilbert,
Milton Kaufman, X. A. Gagg, Frank
Eldredge, A. j. Robin, and f. X.
Chase of Durango.
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