El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-05
News of Society.

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/ Robert Martin is expected home.
from his eastern trip, this week.
Mrs W. w. Turney who is visiting
her mother in Alpine. Tex. is expected
home Thursday.
| The Woman's club will give cen
fury BALI at the court house on the
31st of the month.
Mrs. Will Burgess will entertain the
Ladies' High Five club Friday after
noon at her home on Ell Paso street
| The engagement of Mr.. Sachs and
Mrs Mary Harden has been annOunc-
ed and they will be quietly married
tonight
Cards are out for a reception next
Wednesday afternoon to be given by
Mrs. U. s. Stewart at her home on
Myrtle avenue.
Mrs. Levy who has been visiting
Mrs. Ca1isner for the past month. left
Sunday morning over the Southern Pa
cific to visit friends in California
Mrs E. c. Wuerpel. wife of the SUI
perintendent for Wells-Fargo at Pue-
blo Mexico. is in the city visiting her
aunt. Mrs. J. p Hodgson. $50 Franklin
street
| A Pan-Hellenic banquet will be Civ
en- at the Pierson hotel on the 18th
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and the event is looked forward to with
a great deal of pleasure.
letter has been received in this
city from Mrs. Fox in which she says
she is about to leave Denver for Clay
| ton. n. NJ. Il am having a delightful
and gay time" she writes, and hear
Ell Paso highly spoken of every
| where.
| Last Saturday night Mrs. Happier
entertained the Chatting Dish club. This
| is unique organization that meets
every Saturday night. The club will
be entertained next Saturday night by
Mrs Waters Davis. The members are,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waters Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell, Misses Beall. and Edwards
Messrs. Cunningham and Stark.
There will be aChriStmas song ser
vice at the Presbyterian church Sun
day the twenty second in the evening
The music will be furnished by a
double quartette. the members of
which are: Mrs. Howe and Miss Payne,
soprano; Mrs. Welch and Miss Crosby
alto; Mr.. Hunter and Mr.. Jones, bass;
Mr.. Parker and DR.. Kingsley, tenor
The members of the Trinity Metho-
dist church are LOOKING forward to
the time when Rev. Mr.. Whaling will
be with them. Mr.. Whaling is an
eminent Methodist preacher, now re-
siding in Austin, Tex, and expects to
take charge of the Methodist church
here. by the first of the year.
| About thirty-five young men met last
Monday night and organized new
dancing club to be known as the Ju-
venile Dancing club. The following
president; Chas. Pomeroy. secretary;
| Bruce Section. treasurer. The club
will hold its first dance at Chopin hall
on Saturday night
The society season is at its height
AS Christmas draws nigh everything
begins to put on a happier. a more
cheerful appearance. The store win
dows are all decorated in their holiday
garb. Women and children are busy
| getting ready for the joyous Christ
mas season. The streets nave a livelier
look, and the clerks in the stores are
| rushed for time, all on account of the
coming holidays. Parties, receptions.
teas and luncheons are being given.
This is the livelieSt and the happiest
time of the year.
The Woman's club was entertained
this afternoon at three o'clock in the
club rooms by the Current Events de-
partment. Mrs. John read an article on
icurrent literature which was splendid.
and greatly appreciated by the aud
fence. A very good musical program
was given and all spent a very enjoy
able afternoon. The numbers on the
program were: Solos, by Mrs. WEIGH.
and Miss Martin. trio by Mrs. Syme
and the Misses Windsor. violin solo by
Mrs. Leonard. piano solo by Miss Lo-
gan, and readings by Miss Durham.
At a meeting Monday night of the
Franklin CotilliOn club the following
young men were elected to member
ship: Messrs. Meiser, LANCE, r. w.
Spence, Lane, Mcmillan, c. =. Franco.
iDr. Villas. Sweeney, Kehoe, Stevenson.