El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
News of Society.

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The party given last Saturday night,
by Mr.. Maurice Kayser, in honor of the
eleventh grade. was most enjoyable
one. The young people were highly
entertained during the evening by
playing all sorts of different games.
| One of the most interesting games was
that in which some of the latest books
were illustrated by different pictures
and the guests had to guess what book
each picture represented. The winning
parties were Miss Annie Kemp and
Mr.. Frank Hughes. Miss Kemp's prize
was a beautiful gauZe fan and Mr..
Hughes's was an elegant pearl handle
pen. After this slips of paper were
given around and the guests were ask
/ ed to vote for who they thought the
most popular girl and boy in the room.
Miss Stella Rogers received the most
votes of the girls and was awarded a
magnificent prize. The prize for the
most popular boy. a pearl handle paper
knife was given to Willie Mari. The
most unique feature of the evening
were the dainty menu of the supper.
Each person was privileged to order
any one thing they wanted and so on
till afer while they had ordered every
| thing on the menu. The list of the
menu were:
A Bay of New York. Oysters
Served on part of North Atlantic
| Island. 1890. Iceland
Perpetual Notion. 80. $500. Tongue
Cause of a neighbours contention.
| -. :. E. :. Chicken
An Island in the Pacific. Sandwich
| CONCEALED tactical fluid. Ice Cream
What a sweetheart gives young man
| ...... Tany
What a young man gives his sweet
| heart-.-- --..-..-A hiss
An Ohio town.. ...... ..-.-. Lemon
Latter half of Chinese city repeated
Hidden tears "A onion
! A lake in Utah. 49,. ...- Salt Lake
| Kids food. -. 80. $4,000. Milk
Springs Offering. 80. ........ Water
4 Wh1p tips ....-- ----..... .-CrdckerS
A chip of the old block. -. Tooth Pick
Those participating in the evenings
pleasure were Misses Lockart, Phin-
ney. Whitley, Evans, Johnson, Davis,
Move, Rogers. Irwin, Shelton, Martin,
Small and Kemp; Messrs. F. Hughes.
North, Thomas, Hobson, VOCAL, E.
Hughes, Reynolds, Keiser, Moye. w.
Schultz, Mari, Hague, E. Kayser. Lon
guemare. Bishop, Forbes, and Section.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Houghton gave a delightful tea in
honor of Mrs. Pillar of Arkansas. who
has been visiting in Ell Paso for sew
eral weeks. Mrs. Houghton was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Pillar and
Mrs. Hill Brown and in the dining
room the guests were served deli |
cious refreshments by Mrs Van Slyck, |
and Mrs. Healy. The rooms were dec |
grated in cut flowers and all the ladies |
who called during the afternoon pro-
nounced Mrs. Houghton a charming |
hostess.
On last Friday afternoon Mrs. DR..
Justine gave such a pretty luncheon at
her home in JuareZ, in honor of Miss
Nesom of New Jersey. The table was
gorgeously decorated in cut flowers
and smilaX, the room was darkened |
and lit by dainty candles with red
shades. 1t was a most enjoyable af-
ternoon and those who partook of Mrs.
Justice hospitality were. Mesdames
Howe and Schultz, Misses Kelly, Nesom
and Schultz.
The S. A. C. club was most royalty
entertained last Saturday afternoon at
the home of Miss Ada Lane. An ele-
CANT supper was served and at each |
guests place was bunch of lavender
and pink sweet peas. These were TAX
en- home by the guests as souvenirs of |
the occasion. Miss Milda Connolly will |
be the clubs next hostess.
SSs
Miss Claire Kelly expects to leave |
sometime soon for Cripple Creek, Col
orado. This was Miss Kelly's former |
home before she came to Ell Paso and |
she will spend several weeks in Colo
RADIO visiting friends.
Mrs. G. j. Hartman accompanied by |
her niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Rhodes left Monday morning in Mr..
Hartman's private car for a tour
through Mexico. They will be gone
about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sorenson and
children returned home Monday night
from a two weeks visit to relatives in
New Orleans.
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Aronstein at her home on North Ore |,
gon street.
Mrs. William Fatman entertained a
few of her married friends on Monday
afternoon at her home on North Camp
bell street. ...
Mr.. Joseph Russ of San Antonio.
Texas, a prominent business man of
that city is spending few days in
FL Paso.
The Saturday evening card club was