El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-05

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Miss Edith Newman left yesterday
for Los Angeles where she is attending
school. 20
Mrs. d. Stewart will entertain a num-
Der. of her friends this afternoon at a
luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burgess gave 4
dinner party New Years day to a few
of their friends.
The Ladies' High Five club will be
entertained next Friday afternoon by
Mrs. w. w. Turney.
Miss Julia Logan has returned from
FIT. Worth where she has been visit
ing Miss V. Paddock.
The Woman's club was entertained
this afternoon at Chopin hall, by the
keramic department of the club.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. john
Akin entertained the Saturday evening
club most royalty at her rooms on
Mesa avenue.
The Impromptu Dancing club viii
give a dance to their friends tonight
IT Chopin hall. A large crowd is ex
oected and jolly time is anticipated.
Rabbi Zielonka, returned from San
Antonio Thursday morning, where he
las been spending his holidays. Regu-
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friday night.
The Chatting Dish club did not meet
asst Saturday evening on account of
he closing of the contest for carnival
queen. But it will meet tonight Mt
Mrs RusselFs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer have return
ID from Waco where they have been
spending the holidays. Miss Green
will not return to Ell Paso until the
asst of the month.
Rupert Moore returned Thursday
night from FIT. Worth, where he has
been spending the holidays. Mr..
Moore's friends were greatly surprised
to find he had returned alone
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The Whist club was entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs: w. D. Howe.
Mr. Moore being out of town, his place
was filled by Mr.. Williams. Miss
Maule will entertain the club the last
week in January.
Some evening next week the Cotil-
lion club will give dance at the Orn
dorff hotel in honor of Miss Kelly,
queen of the carnival and all her maids
To
Catlin, Ainsa. Brady. Alvarez and Pro-
vencio.
On Monday night the Alice Nelson
opera company will give a grand opera
at Myar'S opera house. A great many
tickets have been sold for the occa-
sion. and it is rumored that there will
be two or three swell box parties Civ
en- that night.
Mrs. Will Brown has resigned her
position as organist at ST. Clements
and her place has been filled by Prof
Marcellus Steward from the Presby-
terrain church Mrs J. c. Voss viii,
and Miss Hoffman will take Mrs.
Welch's place during her short absence
in Alamogordo.
The Woodmen of the World together
with the Women's Auxiliary of this
society had an open meeting Friday
in the club rooms in the Mundy build
ing. This meeting was held for the
installation of new officers for both
societies. At the close of the evening
the Women's Auxiliary served a most
delicious supper to all the guests pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobo Blanco gave a
very elegant dinner of ten covers on
New Years night at o'clock at the
Hotel Sheldon. The table was most
beautifully decorated with scarlet poin
settas and white Gala lilies. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nc
Kinnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Kindrick, Mr..
and Mrs. GroSvenor. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs. Myles.
Friday afternoon Mrs. McPhetridge
entertained the Ladies' High Five club
A very enjoyable afternoon was spent
and at the end of the games it was
ornaments. were won by Mrs. Turney,
and Mrs. Will Burgess. Among the
guests present were, Mesdames Noake
Payne, U. S. Stewart, Coles. q. Stew
art, White, Donahue. Whitmer, Hixson.
austin. Miller, Van Sickle. Stevenson
Misses Allen. Payne, Jones. Bewley.
Beatty, and Newman. The guest prize
was won by Mrs. Whitmer