El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-08


home on North Ell Paso street. The
afternoon was spent in playing high
five and after the series of games was
completed, it was found that the
prizes, beautiful hand painted plates,
had been won by Mrs. Turney and Mrs.
Lakeland, while Mrs. Hixson captured
the guest prize. The party was jolly
one and the affair great success in
every way. AT the close of the af-
ternoon refreshments were served.
Those who participated in the after
Moons pleasure. besides the hostess.
were: Mesdames Lakeland, Eddy. Blan-
co. r. Burgess, Stewart. Wilcox, Hart
man. Tanner, Latta. Loomis, Calisher.
d. Stewart. Whitmer. Howe. Welch,
y. Solomon. HiXson, Feldman, Wright.
Austin. Van Sickle. Kaplan. Hadley.
Turney; Misses Pollard. Bewley. Shell
ton. and Beatty.
The entertainment of the Woman's
club by the Current Events department
was successfully carried out Wednes-
day afternoon at the club rooms. Miss
Evelyn Logan gave an idyll, "Remin-
iscences of the Aim" Miss Dunham's
selections both grave and gay, were
finely rendered; many eyes gave wit
ness to the pathos of Fields Goodbye
and God Bless You! Her other num-
bers were Kipling's L'Envoi. When
Birdie Studied Delsarte, and the
Boys Conclusion Mrs Leonard was
at her best and played brilliantly the
Wagner selection from Die Meister-
singer. Mrs. Harland Irwin showed a
fine voice and training in The Eden
Rose-tree. by A. w. Foote. and Miss
Boat" (Gaynor.) and Sweetheart"
(Hawley.) Mrs. John gave short
talk on Current Literature.
There is to be an exhibition of pic
lures by the club. probably at the
rooms, for a week before Xmas, and 1t
it hoped that many will avail them
selves of the privilege to take more
than a cursory glance at the prints.
The Franklin Cotillion club held it's
regular monthly ball last night in the
large bal; room at the Orndorff hotel
and that 1t was a success goes with
out saying. There were about thirty
couples present and they danced until
almost one o'clock. The Metropolitan
Orchestra furnished the music and
promptly at nine o'clock played the
grand march which was led by w. B.
Wilson and Mrs. Ida Patterson. Three
cotillions were next danced. led by
Messrs. Wilson and Peticolas. The
figures were all neat and the charming
young ladies dressed in evening cos
tunes made beautiful sight for those
looking on. These cotillions are be-
coming very popular with the members
of the club and their lady friends and
are always looked forward to with
pleasure. 1t was with genuine regret on
the part of the dancers when at one
o'clock the orchestra started the
Home Sweet Home" waltz. There is
no more popular club in Ell Paso than
the Franklin Cotillion club and the
members are already looking forward
to the next dance. Among those pres
ent were Mesdames c. T. Boyd, G. E.
Wallace. E. E. Syme, b. J. Kuhn, Geo.
Leonard. Ida Patterson. and Grace
Moore and Misses Catlin. Long. Martin.
Davis. Gillespie, Farr. White. c. Wind
sor. r. Windsor, Lockart. Kelly. Car
ter, Rapier. Cohen. Johnson, and
Davis; Messrs. c. T. Boyd. Landry.
Costello, Creel. Wallace. Peticolas.
Hughes, c. Grayson. Leonard, Orndorff,
Bovee. Carpenter. Reum. McKelligon,
White. Walz. Leftwich. Mcmillan, Ten
Eyck, Wilson. II. Rogers. J. Rogers.
F. Boyd. Windsor. Paul, Pritchard,
and E. Grayson.