El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-13
ENeWS of Society.

| Miss Ollie Lockart gave n most en-
joyable party Saturday night in hon
or of the eleventh grade. The house
was beautifully decorated in the class
colors. blue and gold. Many different
games were played. one being where
the boys stood behind a sheet and the
girls had TO guess the different shad-
ows. y beautiful gauZe fan was given
| as a prize and it was won by Miss
Alice Davis. Another unique game was
| where the girls stood behind a screen
| and held their hands through hole
and had the boys guess who the girl
was behind the screen. The prize. a
lovely book, Paradise Lost was Civ
en- to Willie Mari. At the close of the
evening delicious refreshments were
served.
Those participating in the evenings
pleasures were: Misses Alice Davis,
Hattie Small. Ainsa, Shelton. Stella
Rogers. Halle Irwin. Isabella Kelly.
Annie Kemp. Louise and Julia Wilcox,
and Farver. Messrs. Mari. Reynolds.
Moyee. Ksyser. +. Hughes. f. Hughes.
Devoe. Forbes. Hague. Longuemare.
Yeiser and Wolcott.
Last week Mrs. Moye entertained
her friends at Carrie Nation" par
ty. High five was played during the
evening and the score cards were dain-
ty affairs in shape of Ratchet and
as the games We're won little slips of
paper. with the name of the places
which would he visited by Mrs. Nation
We're she in the city, were pasted on
the different hatchets. The elegant
prizes We're awarded to Mesdames
Aronstein. y. Solomon. He'll. Levy.
Sprinz. Wewis. and Miss Newman.
Those present We're: Mesdames Moye.
Loeb. Aronstein. Kohlberg. Sprinz. Ma
thias. Calisher. He'll, Lewis. A. Solo
mon. y. Solomon. r. Fatman. w. Fat
man. Eaplan. Newman. Levy..S. Blum
enthal. Kayser. Misses Fork. solomon.
Newman. Ullman. II. Schutz. and
Strauss.
The J. O. +. F. club was royalty en-
tertained last Saturday afternoon by
Miss Annie Coffin. The evening was
most pleasantly passed as a delightful
musical program was given and later
on delicious refreshments were served.
The club will not meet for two weeks.
then they will be entertained by Miss
Lucille Catiin at her residence on North
Oregon street.
\ new club has been organized by
the boys. called the Ten Jolly Eel
held every Saturday evening. The
members are Sidney Haas. Arthur Eek
man. Walter and Harrel Christy. Rich
ard Ainsa. Walter Falvey. Bob Lock
art and Albert Romberg.
Mrs Del Campo gave party last
week in honor of her birthday. Those
in the party were: Mesdames WalZ.
NcNeal. III. Dillon. Brown. Waterman.
Stevenson. J. H. Smith and Wall:
Misses May Brick. Eta Brown and
Master Roy Brown.
Next Saturday evening the Impromp-
tn Dancing club will give a dance at
Chopin hall. The dances are always
looked forward to with great deal of
pleasure by the young people who at
tend.
Quiet a large crowd attended the
dancing school Tuesday night. Among
the number was Miss Claire Kelly and
the S. y. C. and the c. A. 5. clubs.
Every one seemed to have good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Beall will give
a dinner party tonight at their beau
tiful home on Olive street. The par
tv will consist of about fourteen peo-
pie.
The Ladies' High Five club will not
meet Friday afternoon on account of
the death of Mr.. Loomis as Mrs Loom
is was member of the club
Miss Mckibbin who has been visit
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