El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-15

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The eleventh grade will be enter
tanned tonight by Frank Hughes at his
home on North Ell Paso street.
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| Philip VogeI who spent last summer
in Ell Paso. has returned to the city
Tennessee.
The Ladies' High Five club will be
entertained next Friday by Mrs. A.
Solomon at her residence on Mesa ave-
nue..
Mrs. w. W. Turney will entertain a
number of her young friends Tuesday
evening in honor of her guest Mrs. Van
Sickle. and on Wednesday afternoon
she will entertain her married friends.
The Social club were unable to give
their dance Friday night on account
of the Metropolitan orchestra playing
for the stock company. which has been
in town all week; so will give the
dance next Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs H c. Myles entertained
their friends most delightfully."- at a
musicale" on Monday evening. After
the music chatting dish supper follow
ed. which all enjoyed. Among those
present We're. Mr.. and Mrs. Blanco, J.
A. Eddy. Kindrick. Berrien. McKinnell,
and Magoffin: Miss Martin: Messrs.
Maury Kemp, John O'Connor, and Ed
ward de Goncier.
The Ladies' High Five club was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Will Latta. After the game was fin
ished delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. The club prizes. beautiful handker-
chiefs. were won by 4IrS. r. Burgess and
Mrs. Lakeland. while the guest prize
was carried off by Mrs. Calisher. The
invited guests, present were, Mesdames
Calisher. Van Sickle. d. Stewart, Ed
dy, Miller. Philips. Webb. n. Solomon.
WEIGH. Dunn. and HiXson, Misses Alma
Newman and Trumbull.
Little Miss Dorothy Lakeland cele-
brated her third birthday Thursday
afternoon by inviting a number of her
friends to spend the afternoon with
her. The little ones assembled about
half past three and played games till
five. when they marched two and two
into the dining room where dainty re-
freshments were served. The prevail
ing colors were pink and white. On
the table was a large birthday cake
iced with pink. while on the top of this
were three lighted candles. The child
rem all had the pleasure of cutting the
cake and blowing out candles. The lit
tie ones departed about dark having
spent a very happy afternoon. Those
present were Sarah and Katherine Ed
dy. Mary and Lizzie Bats, Connie
Lockart, Mary White, Ruth Gillespie,
Katherine Gillespie. Dorothy Pew. Ag-
mes and Virginia Stewart, Odee Akin,
Nancy Edwards. Ruth Morris, Heather
McKinnell. Alice Myles, Albert Webb, |
Kenneth Stewart. Mollie Simmons, /,
MaIDer Nickel. and Elizabeth Howe.
A very beautiful and enjoyable af-
fair was a reception given by Mrs. U.
s. Stewart Wednesday afternoon be-
tween the hours of three and six. Those
receiving with Mrs. Stewart were Miss
Beatty, Mrs. Dean. Mrs. White, Miss
Jones. Mrs. Coles, Miss Edwards, Miss
Bewley and Mrs. NJ. E. Stewart.
Mrs. Stewart wore a beautiful white
DfuSSelS net over Will Tedl lace
and diamonds. Miss Beatty's
costume was white crepe with pearl Or
namentS. Mrs. Dean was gowned in
white point de esprit with duchesSe
lace: Mrs. White was elegantly gown
ed in black silk null with diamonds.
Miss Jones wore a dainty white organ
die and at her waist she wore beau
tiful bouquet of red and white carna-
tions Mrs. Coles's costumes was white
satin with duchesse lace trimmings and
diamonds. Miss Edwards looked charm
Miss Bewley'S gown was
a beautiful blue silk crepe trimmed in
cream colored lace. Mrs. Stewart wore
white silk organdie with diamonds.
In the library the guests were greeted
by Mrs Eddy, Mrs. Blanco, Mrs. r. F.
Campbell, Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Loomis,
Miss Beall. Mrs. Happier and Mrs.
Webb. Delightful punch was served in
a cosy little bower by Mrs. Grosvenor,
mrs Buckler and Miss Haggart.
The whole house was beautifully dec
GRATED in the colOrS red and white.
They peered from the drapery, smiled ;
from the mantels. and greeted the Wis |
ion in pleasant surprise from the !
many ingenious and dainty combina- !
tions arranged by the hostess. :
The dining room was vision of love
illness with the six dainty maidenS
dressed in white and red, who served
delicious refreshments. The young la
dies in the dining room were, Miss
Myra Newman, Miss AinSa, Miss White