Semi-weekly herald., 1916-07-31


family.
Mrs. Margaret Ramsay Coulter
plans to depart for her home in Seat
tie, August 8.
Miss Josephine Hahn leaves for
Omaha Tuesday for an extended Wis
it with relatives.
Mrs. Vic Day is entertaining her
daughter-in-laws, the Mesdames G.
V. Day of Eico and Guy Day of Gu
ray.
Miss Charlotte Hanno was among
the homecomers this week, who is re-
ceiving cordial welcome.
When the new bungalow on the
Tiffany lot is completed it will be oc-
cupied by DR.. and Mrs. H. S. Dean.
Mrs. Walter Wood and daughter
Joysa are in from Bayfield, for few
days stay with Major and Mrs. d. L.
| Sheets.
Miss Martha Wingate and Miss
Mary Chapman spent part of the
week end on the Florida mesa, the
guests Of Mrs. John Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Perkins and
the juniors have been in Denver this
week on their way home from their
motor trip to California and the
Northwest.
Miss Grace Ensey arrived from
Denver last night to partake of the
hospitality of Mrs. John l.. Mcneil.
On her way home she will be the
motor guest of Mrs. Junius f. Brown.
Mrs. w. N. Gibson and Mrs. Robe
son, of Champaign, Illinois arrived
yesterday for visit with their many
local friends. Many affairs have been
planned in their honor.
Mrs. j. r. c. Tyler was hostess at
a bridg party Thursday afternoon.
| Her guests were the Mesdames Kauff-
man, Sr., Milton Kaufman, X. A.
Gagg, Robin, Eldredge, Crokes and
Jakway.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Camp are Civ
ing dinner tonight for Mr.. and Mrs.
| Junius Brown of Denver. The guest
list includes Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Cutter
of California, Miss Ensey of Denver,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John l., Mcneil.
Mayor and Mrs. George Gordon
Goodman and children and Mrs. Good
mans sister, Miss Florence Ruffe are
expected home from their motor trip
to Salt Lake, Yellowstone park and
Denver sometime today.
Approaching Wedding.
A wedding of much interest to San
Juan Basin people will occur at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White
| Wednesday when their only daugh-
ter, Miss Millicent White, becomes
the bride of David Smyth of New
York, member of the New York
Stock exchange. Mr.. Smyth is on his
| way to Durango and will arrive here
Sunday evening. He is accompanied
| by two intimate friends, Messers De
witt and Morley. After the wedding
the young couple will visit here
awhile before returning to the east
Morris Brown Nuptials.
Wednesday, July 26 was chosen as
the day for the wedding of Miss Edna
Marian Brown of Durango and Mr..
Ray Marion Morris of Denver.
The marriage was solemnized at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Lillian v. Brown at 236, Alamo street.
The house was a veritable floral bow
er. The reception hall, living room,
and dining room were bordered with
quantities of dainty greenery and
decked with profusion of roses and
sweet peas. At every point of want
age great Japanese hampers and low
baskets held quantities of the flow
ers.
In the wide archway between the
reception hall and living room an
abundance of smilax dotted with doz-
ems of Killarney roses was suspend
ed. Attached to this was large bell
of white roses, under which the brid-
al party stood. Over all shaded cleo
tries cast soft glow.
In the evening promptly at the
stroke of the soft strains of Lohen-