El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-20
ENeWS of Society.

number of her friends at high five
at her home in Juarez. in honor of
her friend Miss Celia Kendrick of Bos-
ton The house was beautifully deco
rated in plants and cut roses. One of
the pretty features of the evening was
the original manner in which the re-
frsshments were served. the cream be-
ing served from rose Jars with beau
tifui rose planted in the cream. The
rose scheme being carried out in the
tauey cards which were large painted
roses. While refreshments were being
served the Mexican band serenaded
Miss Sullivan's friends. The club
prizes. Qadies) dainty silver purse
was won by Mrs. Sullivan. The gen.
tlenan's prize. a handsome stick pin
was carried off by Mr.. Place. The
guests prize 0adies) was taken by
Miss Ida Lockart. The gentleman's
prize was won by Mr.. Pain Those pres
eat were the members of the Juarez-
American club. Messrs. Potter, Place,
Zoeller, Wallwork. Day, Knight, Mead,
Kirk. Mitchell. Capron, Mesdames Pot
ter, Place. Wallwork, Day, Knoblock.
Sullivan. Misses Mamie and Ethel
Simpson, Name and Abbie Sullivan,
visitors-Misses Kendrick. Lockart.
Ida Lockart. Davidson, Cottrell, Com
rohton, Manning and Mrs. Pain;
MeSsrs. Pain, H. Lockart, Davidson,
Nichols. Mason. E. LOckart, Hall. Feria
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Kohlberg
eutertained her friends at a delightful
card party at Mrs. Holm's boarding
house on Magofin avenue. High five
and casino were played. After the
games were over it was found that
the first prizes, lovely silver bon bon
dishes, were won by Mrs. E. B. Fat
man and Mrs. William Fatman, while
lovely hand painted salad dishes. were
won by Mrs. A. p. Coles and Mrs. A.
solomon.
The consolation was captured by Mrs.
N. Solomon and was a brussels lace
handkerchief and the prize given for
the winner in the casino game was won
by Mrs. Ullmann. The casino prize
were two beautiful lace doylies. Among
these present were Mesdames Aron- |
stein. A. Goodman, Keyser. Newman.
n. Solomon, A Solomon, W. Fatman, |
Uunann. Matthias. Moye. Loeb. Lewis, |
e. 3. Fatman. w. n. Burgess. He'll. |
Coles. Kaplan. Beall, Naufelt, Ramsey, |
Holiday. Hunter. Knox. Levy, Pose
ner, Sprinz, Allen, and Misses New
man Ullmann, Schultz, Solomon,
Strauss. Fork. Pollard.
The boys of the Impromptu club en-
Saturday night with dance at Chopin
haA The club has abandoned pro-
grams; It was an impromptu affair and
q very pleasant time was spent by all
present The young people were chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. Dyer,
Those in attendance were. Misses
Small Lockart. Shelton. Payne, Green.
Motley. Martin, Rogers. Mari. Irwin.
Davis and Higgins; Messrs. Wolcott.
Howard. Moye. Hobson. E. Hughes.
Kayser. F.. Hughes. w. MARI, Tongue
mare. Pomeroy. Forbes. Bishop. Devoe.
Yeiser and J. MARI.
Miss LeOna krause entertained a
few Of her friends, last Saturday even
lag at her home on North Stanton. A
fshing excursion and other amuse-
meats were INDUCED in during the eve
aiAg- Clarence North took the prize. (
Those present were Misses Annie Cof-
In, Mary Fassett, lola UT and Mary 1
Wa1thall; Messrs. Edgar Kayser. Bruce {
SECTION. John Barlow. Clarence North,
and chas. Monfort. {
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Mss Rapier entertained a few of s
her friends last week at a Dutch sup {
per. After the supper the evening was
mSs4 enjoyably spent in playing cards.
Th0se participating in the evenings !
pleasure were: Misses Harvey. Kelly, {
Cohen. Hilsinger. Sweeney and Mrs. {
PhnGel: Messrs. Fish, Costello. Boyd, !
SmIth Paul. Albers and Hunter.
On March &c. 81 and 90 the Keramic 8
department of the Woman's club will {
give an art exhibition of antique china :
SoEne of these pieces of china took s
prizes at the Paris exposition. The :
Copaey prints representing the old mas 3
tsrs will also be shown at the exhibit !
ton. II
Tao club J. o. F. F. met at Miss Inez
Dryers last Saturday afternoon. Many ..
d6ereat games were played. Miss !
Evelyn Martin winning the first prize :
n beautiful book and Miss Ruff Roach
the BOBBY. tiny Mexican hat
Frank Anderson left ON Wednesday
last for a trip into Mexico 1t is said
that he has had an attack of valvular
tro*ble and that a sojourn for a short +
time in the balmy air of the republic e
viii be of material benefit h
Last Saturday evening Mrs DIR. n
gave dinner party to a few
II her friends The table was beau e
dfuliy decorated in smilax and cut f
1oNers- The evening was a most en- Z
Ioyabie one. h
Mrs. T. J. Rufiin and niece Josie "
who have been visiting In the p
'tty for a month or two with relatives s.
eft Monday morning for their home q
n Memphis G.
Miss Isabel Skinker of ST. Louis. who Y
,2S been visiting in the civ with Nrc 4,