El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-07

over the entire room. At each guest
place was dainty name card. The
latter part of the evening was spent
in playing cards. Mrs. Stewart ana
Mr. Dean being the happy winners OF
the prizes while Mrs. u. T. White car
ried off the consolation. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. Coles, Mr..
and Mrs U. S. Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Burgess.
The Improptu Dancing club held one
of their semi-monthly dances last Sat
urday night at Chopin hall. A most
delightful evening was spent by all
present and the programs were dainty
affairs in the club colors, lavender and
gold Those participating in the eve
ning's pleasure were: Misses Small,
Lockart, Hobson. Payne. Motley, Walk
er. Martin. Shelton, Rogers, MARI, Al
exander and Irwin; Messrs. NJ. Kayser.
Bishop. Devoe. w. Schultz. MARI. Hob
son. McKelliscn, Moye, Longuemare.
Forbes. Loughborough, E. Hughes, +.
Hughes. Pomeroy. Hague. Sloss and
Houckmyre.
The reception given last Sunday eve
ming in honor of Rabbi Zielonka. and
bride by the ladies Temple Aid society
at Mrs. b. Blumenthals residence was
great success. Mr.. and Mrs. Blum
enthal were assisted in receiving by
all the members of the aid society. The
house was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and smilax. Delicious re-
freshmelts were served in the dining
room by a number of prettily dressed
young ladies. The reception was
most enjoyable affair and many cards
were left during the evening.
Last Saturday afternoon Misc EuZela
Benham entertained the J. o. F. F..
club. The afternoon was spent in
playing all kinds of games. One of
the most interesting games was the
one where each girl had to write six
letters and then write telegram con-
tanning words commenced with the
different letters. The club will next be
entertained Saturday afternoon by
Miss Annie Coffin.
Tuesday night at Chopin hall the Jew
ish people held their great 'Purim Gel
ebration. All the little girls and boys
were dressed as brownies and gave sew
eral special dances. Later on dancing
was INDUCED in by everybody and at
the close of the evening a most deli
cious supper was served
Captain Beall who was stationed at
Fort Bliss about four years ago came
in Sunday morning with the recruits
from Ennis. Texas. The captain spent
the day in the city visiting friends and
returned to San Antonio. his present
home, on the east bound train Sunday
night.
The Whist club will be entertained
tonight at the home of Miss
Shelton on Wyoming street. This will
be the last meeting of the club for this
year and the prizes will be awarded
to the happy winners. There will be
two first prizes and two second prizes
Thursday night there will be meet
ing of the directors of the Library as
ISOLATION and an assistant librarian
will then be appointed to keep the Ii
brary open in the evenings and at
noon.
Tuesday night at the Rooney
Boys" concert the lower left hand box
was occupied by visitors from Alamo
gordo. Among them were Mr. Greig
Mr.. Dedman and Mr. and Mrs. Man
ming.
Mrs. Hyde will give a luncheon on
next Friday at her home at Old Fort
Bliss. The luncheon is given in honor
of Mrs. Hyde's guests, Miss Hyde and
Mrs. Catlin.
Last week Mrs. Justice gave a de-
| lightful little luncheon at her home
in Juarez. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kindrick, Miss Beall, and DR.
Stark
Next Saturday evening Miss Ollie
Lockart will entertain the eleventh
grade and other guests at her home or
North Kansas street.
Some time soon Rev H. w. Moore
will give his famous lecture on Carl
baldi'' at the Presbyterian church, fol
the benefit of the organ fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Bounds from
eastern Texas are spending few days
in the city with Mr.. Bounds's sister,
Mrs. b. F.. White.
The next meeting of the S. A. c. will
be held at the home of Miss Juanita
Sorenson on Stanton street.