El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-09

The FL Paso Social club will give
their next dance Thursday night at
Hotel Sheldon.
Mrs. Harry Carpenter expects to nave
young lady from FIT. Worth visit he's
about the last of the month.
The Marquette Grub will have an OPP
en- meeting Friday night, in the clup
room. for the installation OF new OH
GERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvey are
spending a few weeks in the city with
Mrs. Horsey's brother and Lis wife, Mr..
and Mrs G.. l.. Hoyt.
Mrs. L. NJ Hutchinson and children.
who spent a month in Ell Paso visiting
friends during the fall of the year. viii
return to this city Sunday and will re-
main in this city during the carnival.
The members of the new society call
ed the L. A. c. which was organized
last Saturday afternoon, will meet at
Miss Vivian Brunner's, Friday after
noon to elect officers. Those who be-
long to this society are, Misses Juanita
Sorenson. Lille Potter, Milde Como
lev. Louise Chase. Ada Lane and vi
Wan Drummer.
Saturday night Tine Big Four Neigh
borhood club was entertained by Miss
Eta Jones. and Frank Coles, at Mrs.
A. P. Coles's residence on Myrtle ave-
nue. Those present were Mesdames
Dean, White, Stewart and Coles; Miss
es Bewley. Beatty and Haggart; Messrs
u. Coles, A. P. Coles, u. T. White, u.
s. Stewart Dean and ]. Dean
The comic opera given Monday night
at Myar's opera house, with Alice
Nielsen as star, was the greatest treat
Ell Paso has had for many a year. All
the theater going people turned out in
full. consequently there was a very
large crowd. There were two box par
ties given In one box were Misses
Ainsa, Beatty, Learell and Trumbull,
Messrs. Woods, Cooley. Moore and r.
Krakauer. The other party consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoyt and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey.
The Tennessee club did not give their
Jackson Day banquet this year but
will celebrate in some other way later
on in the season. The reason of thi3
change is on account of the illness OF
SO many of the members.
Last night Mrs. Akin held her Tues
day evening dancing class at Chopin
hall Mrs. Gillespie being ill her
place was filled by Mrs. w. D. Howe.
The young people enjoyed themselves
to such a nextent that they wished
dancing school was every night instead
of only once a week.
Friday evening at the Orndorff hotel
will be given a grand ball to the carni-
val queen and her maids. The rooms
will be beautifully decorated and the
music will be furnished by the Metro
politan orchestra. Everything is be-
ing done to make this a great success
and one which will be remembered by
the guests for many a day. This dance
will be given by the Cotillion club, but
many invitations have been issued and
a large crowd is expected.
Last Saturday night the Impromptu
Dancing club gave a most enjoyable
dance at Chopin hall. The young peo-
pie were chaperoned by DIR. and Mrs.
HarIand Irwin Those present wei e
Misses Kemp, Lockart, Thurmond, An
ma Shelton, Payne, Irwin, Motley, Conn.,
fort. Davis, Lawrence and Rogers;
Messrs. Willie Schultz, Mari. Hague, |
Bishop. Howard. E. Hughes. Willie |
Forbes, Section, Pomeroy, Moye. Lon
guemare and McKelligon.
The music study department of the |
Woman's club met yesterday afternoon |
at the club rooms and an excellent |
bers and guests present. The compos-
er for the day was Chopin. but owing |
to the illness of great many on the /
program it was not carried out as in |
tended. Ralph Dunbar delighted every |
one with his voice and violin, and Miss
Martin sang beautifully a song OF
Greig's. Mr.. LANCE played an excellent
violin solo, Mrs. Akin played a noe
turne by CHOPIN, and Miss Higgins
rendered a Tender Thought" by the
same composer.
Mr.. Dunbar asked that the vocalists
in the club meet at the opera house
tonight. together with all the singers