El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
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Mrs. ID. Kline ceieDrateu tne pirln
Of her two children, Willie and
Florence, on the eighteenth at her res
idence on Texas street. Those present
were Florence Comfort. Cecil Blum.
Daisy Buck, Laura Armstrong. Carrie
Bennett, Clara Goldman, Sadie Carroll,
Fink, Gertrude Goldman. Ailene
Hague. Della Kiefer. Addie feathers,
Maude Melasky. Elsie Thompson, Lii
liam Patton . Philippine Toenniages,
Pearl Wallis. Rachel Levy. Amelia
Rokahr, and Abe Bargman; Messrs.
k Klein. Bruce, Herbert
Kerr, Clarence Rogers. Ray Smith, ole
Held. Cha1ie Noel. Fred Hardiker, Rus
sell Rokahr. Stanley Good, and Adolph
Donnyburgh. Many handsome pres
ents were received by h two children
in whose honor the party was given.
Mrs. Klein was assisted by Mrs. George
Paul and Miss Bessie Paul.
Last Saturday evening James Hague
entertained the eleventh grade and
other guests most royalty at his home
OH South Santa Fe. The evening was
a most enjoyable one, h first part be-
ing spent in playing James Mr. Willie
MARI winning the prize. a dainty book.
"Reveries of a Bachelor The even
ing closed with the serving OF delicious
refreshments. Those participating in
the evenings pleasures were: Misses
Lockart. Small. Evans. Martin. Rogers.
Irwin. Kemp. Kelly, Shelton. johnson.
J. Wilcox. l.. Wilcox. Caldwell. Lon
guemare. Green and Falvey.
Messrs. MARI. NJ. Kayser. Moye,
Longuemare. F. Hughes. Bishop. Pom
eroy. Forbes. Hobson. Wolcott, E.
Hughes. Section. North. E. Kayser. De-
voc. Martin and Caldwell.
One of the largest card parties of the
was given by Mrs. kaplan on
Monday afternoon. The house was
beautifully decorated in cut flowers. AT
the close of the evening an elaborate
supper was served. The first prizes,
beautiful hand painted vases were won
by Mrs. He'll and Mrs. E. B. Fatman.
The second prizes lovely hand painted
plates were captured by Mrs. A r
Coles and Mrs. Matthias. while Mrs.
Noake won the consolation
Mrs. William Fatman entertained
the card club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on North Campbell street. Some
handsome prizes were given the hap
winner and the afternoon was a
most enjoyable one. Those present
were: Mesdames Calisher, Kline. Kay-|
ser. NduIttt- "oOttihahs
Matthias. Sprinz. Kohlberg. Levy. kap-
Ian. Loeb. f. B. Fatman. S. Blumen-
thai. Newman. A. Solomon. n. Solo
mon and Lewis. Misses SchutZ. Fork.
Ullman. Strauss and Newman.
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The American Social club in Juarez,
gave a most delightful dance last Sat
urday evening. Those participating In
the evenings pleasure were: MesSrS.
and Mesdames Place.. Potter. Wallwork.
Day. Sullivan. KnoblOck. MITCHELL;
Misses C~anoughton. Sullivan. simpson
Allison. Cross. Day. Messrs. Ferid,
Kirk, Capron. Kemp. Mitchell. Knight.
Zoeler. WALTON and Carpenter.
The S. A. c.. and c. A. S. clubs gave
Harold Christie a very pleasant sur
prise party at the home of his mother,
Mrs. J. NJ. Burroughs. on Mesa avenue,
Monday night in honor of his sixteenth
birthday. The evening was passed in
dancing. and games. Refreshments
were served in the c. A. S. colors- Ev-
eryone had a good time.
The Rookwood Pottery and Copley
prints were on exhibit yesterday by
the keramic department of the Wo-
mans club. in the Bruck. O'Conner
building on Mesa avenue These things
are well worth seeing and all ought
to avail themselves OF the opportunity.
They will be exhibited again today and
also tomorrow.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
A.. Solomon entertained a number of
their friends most delightfully."-. Those
present were MeSSrs. and MesdameS A.
Krakauer, Kline. Posener. N.
Kaplan and He'll: esdam Newman,
Lewis. aud Levy and Mr.. Haar; Misses
Fork. Newman and Solomon.
The club s. A. c.. was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Miss a
All kinds of games and
were INDUCED in after which
dainty refreshments were served. Miss
ing manner.
Miss Sweeney entertained at cards
last week at her new home on Wyom-
ing street. The guests present were
Misses Hilzinger. billiard. Kelly. Rapier
and Mrs. Boyd; Messrs. r. c. and F. E.
Boyd. Bovee. Albers. Fish and Smith.
Miss Halle Irwin gave a candy pull
Saturday afternoon to a number of
her friends. The young people enjoyed
were: Misses Della Move. Josie
Mari, Alice Davis and Stella Rogers.
Mrs. Holiday. who has been visiting
in the city with her brother and his
family, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ramsey. left yes
terday morning for her HON in st.
Louis. Mo.
The boys of the Impromptu club will
give a swell dance on the nineteenth OF
next month in honor of the eleventh