Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14
Mrs. James Turner is in from Bay
field for an extended stay


The Young Matron's Sewing cluo
met with Mrs. William i,irkhimer
Monday afternoon. The members of
the organization are the Mesdames
Berri, Fry, B.rLhimer. McDevitt,
MUSES., Mckinney, Hogan. Goodman,
Myers and Smith. in addition to the
club folk the Mesdames Moody ard
Walter Wood and MIS- Mary Bell
were guests Mondiy.
Miss Eulalie Pu.liam expects 10
leave soon for Minneo:a, Florida 10
visit relatives. According 20 her
ri"seEi plans 4. VII spen roupI;
Of ilonths in >, my s,it'.and.
Mrs. Richard Kellar of Montrose.
who has been so seriously i'll at Mer-
cy hospital, is improving.
The members of the Young Ladies
Sewing club are the Misses Gibbs,
Jackson, Hahn, Skoog, Austin, Fank-
houser, Pike, ST. Clair, Duggan and
Dixon. Wednesday evening they had
delightful hours with Miss Mable
Austin.
The Misses Buelah Nelson, Lena
Finn, Frances Dock, Hazel McMil.
lan and Helen House and the Mes
srs. F. A. Knowlton, NJ. A. Nelson
Lee Ayres, John Rogers and w. H
Mcmillan were included in the com.
pany that enjoyed a sleigh ride tc
Trimble last night. At 8 o'clock sup
per was served. Dancing was tn,
concluding feature of the evening
gaiety.
Mrs. w. G. White was the hostess
# the Wednesday Fridge club. II
he spirited games that filled th.
hours with pleasure, Mrs. H. A. Lin
genfelter won the hcnors of the hig!
score. The player we're the Mes
lanes Pingrey, Bl'.'r.. Lane. Clark
Hubbard, Burdick, Lirpenfelter an,
White.
The Misses Salabar and Vande
grift entertained company of 81
young ladies at a Folk dancing part,
at the gym. Thursday evening. Tb'
affair was an especially delightful
one in every detail.
The Monday Bridge club ladies' ell
joyed the hospitality Of Mrs. g.
Perkins on their usual meeting day
| Mrs. X. A. Gagg was elected mem
Ger OF the organization to fill tn
place made vacant by the resigna
tion of Mrs. C. Il. Mcconnell, VIII
| moved 10 California several month
ago. The other club ladies are tn
Mesdames Camp. Newman, Haggar,
Herr, Perkins, McCloskey, Hahn, Pin
grey, Jakway. Henderson and West
on this occasion Mrs. Harry DixOi
| played as substitute.
i
A study of Australia is to occup.
the attention of the Reading clui
aides the last half of the year. The.
entered upon the new subject Thurs
lay afternoon. The meeting was he'll
At the home of Mrs. Richard Nc
Cloud. Mrs. Frank Eldredge ha
charge of the program. A very in
teresting feature was the talk OF
the early history of the country an
its geography by Mrs. A. ]. Robin
who spent her girlhood days With
It's borders.
| Last evening company of 28 mem
bers of the Junior class in the Hig
school went sleigh riding up tn
Animas valley. A stop at Trimbl
for supper was included in thei
program. Mrs. w. N. Searcy chaper
cned the party.
Post Commander w. II. La Coun
Of the G. A. r. and his estimable wifi
were treated to complete surpris
Monday evening, when the member
of the G. A. r. and w. r C. invade
their home. Instrumental and voca
music, recitations, impromptu speech
es and conversation had a part in tn
entertainment. The self invite,
guests were ladened with good thing
to eat, which were served as a gran
finale of the evening. The com
pany included the Mesdames SchibeI
Newell, Biggs, Ballard Galloway
Gallaher, Pendleton, Adrianson, Sow
ers, Mike Connors Frank Connors
Bellenger, Carrie Starr, Earton, Gun
dy, Hack, Dominick, Talbot. Winfield
Stansberry and Miss Galloway an,
the Messrs. ]. w. Wingate, S. M
| Biggs, X. B. Whitaker. c Iemor