El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13

people High rive was prayed anu tHe
two first prizes were won by Miss
Brady and Mr. Williams Miss Brady's
prize was q beautiful jewel box and
Mr.. Williamss was a lovely ebony
clothes brush mounted with silver. Mrs.
Jameson won the second prize, pref
ty hat brush with silver mountings.
The score cards were tied with pink
and green ribbon. The house was
beautifully decorated in smilax and
carnation. There was smilax hanging
from the chandelier. from the pictures
and banked in different corners Of the
room. At the close of the evening de-
1icious refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess entertained in their
usual charming manner and made all
present enjoy themselves to the utmost
They were assisted by Miss Pollard,
Mrs. Jameson and DIR. and Mrs.
Wright
Those present were: Misses Allen.
BeaIl. Catlin. Barlow. Shelton. Green,
Bewley. Haggart, Austin. Trumbull.
Solomon. Beattie. Brady. Ainsa. Logan.
Reynolds. Rhodes. Jones. Edwards,
Newman, A. Newman. Pollard and
Maule: Messrs. Russell Walthall.
Harper, Moore. Kehoa Mari. Williams
Beall, Keetch. Kemp. White, r. Kra-
kauer, J. Krakauer. Woods. Roberts.
McKelligon. Stark. Cooley. Dean. F.
Coles. Walsh. Richards, and Anderson.
Miss Grace May Allen entertained
most royalty on Monday afternoon at
Mrs. Floyd Payne's residence on Myrtle
street. The first part of the afternoon
was taken up in guessing silhouettes
OF the different guests. The one guess
is- the most correctly received a prize.
Six young ladies cut for the prize. Miss
Shelton. being the lucky one. 1t was
e.ta he oI,1-
picture, was given to Miss Reynolds
After the game the guests were shown
into the dining room where the table
was spread for nineteen, and after all
had found their places at the table by
means of name cards. luncheon. which
consisted of six courses. was served
The name cards were pink tied with
white ribbon and in the shape of a
heart; inside was the silhouette of
some noted person to be guessed The |
table was beautifully decorated in pink
and white. the room was darkened and |
lit by candles with shades of pink 1t |
was a most delightful affair and all |
voted Miss Allen a charming hostess.
Those participating in the afternoons
pleasure were: Misses Page. Shelton,
Beattie, Reynolds. Beall. Bewley.
Anne Martin, Margaret Martin. Brady,
Austin, Payne, Ainsa. Trumbull, Jones,
Pollard. Falvey, and Edwards.
On last Saturday evening Mrs. T. E.
Hunt gave tackey party to a number
of her friends at her residence on Mesa
avenue. Those present and charac-
tiers represented were, Miss Catlln. a
rural belle: S. G. Petticolas, Weary {
Willie; Miss Kneeland. Joan MacIn- =
tosh: j. G. CASTILLO, duke; F. Bovee. G
darky sport; Miss Cohn. country lass;
H. B. Layton, lady of the period; Miss
Rapier. lady a few years back; Mr..
Fisk. up-to-date darkey; Miss HIKING !
er. washer woman; J. Paul, high water
on San Antonio street; Miss F. Smith. \
Texas lass; Miss Sweeney, fake; Miss :
Paul. minstrel belle; Miss ]. Cold
well. dusky belle; Miss Stevens, yellow
kid; Mrs. Farnworth. simple maiden; =
Lett Orndorff, backwoodsman; Miss
Claire Kelly. Topsy. Others present \
were Mesdames Small. Curtis, Caldwell.
Schuster and Layton.
The music department of the Wo- c
mans club held a Mcdowell afternoon 1
yesterday, although for sufficient rea-
son. some other numbers were given.
The first number was a short account /
of Mcdowell by Miss Porcher. This Ii
was followed by Mrs. Knapp with two
selections of the composer. ITO wild
Rose" and ''Will O. the Wisp;" she al c
so played little fugue in tire voices
by Bach, and compared the two styles.
Other Mcdowell selections for piano +
were: A Poem, Mr.. Steward, prelude in I
d. Mrs. Bowden; in Autumn and to G
Waterlily, Miss Beall; (RecalD Noe '
turne, Chopin, Miss Beall; Romance in /
A major. Mrs. Kindrick.
The Mcdowell songs were: The i
Beaming Eye The Nightingale. Mrs. +
Allen: Confidence, Miss Grace Allen;F
up. Sc. "A Maid Sang Sweet and a Maid
Sang Low" Mrs. Howe. n
Other numbers were: The Souvenir T
Of Moscow. Wineniawslzi, Mr.. LANCE; Il
18th Nocturne. Chopin, Mr.. Brenne-f 6
nan: Song. 20 Fair and Sweet and1
Holy" Canton. Mrs. Berrien; Song.I
The Crown of Love. Lohr, Mrs Fink. IL
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Nc d
[innell entertained a few of ! her n
riends at an informal tea. A most
delightful musical program was given
Turing the evening. Mrs. Kindrick sC
,layed a beautiful piece on the piano.
drs. Berrien and Miss Anne Maftint
ach sang a solo and the Misses Wind1 n,
or played. one on the guitar and two
n the mandolin. The table was .daint-iC
Iy decorated in scarlet and white In
he center were lovely scarlet ygeran-IB
inns and at the four corners were can
les with scarlet shades. Delicious re- p
reshments were served by Misses Al
en- Payne Mabel James and Connie IA
Windsor. -
Among those present were: Mes
ames Blanco Eddy, Floyd Payne, Fl
O'Brien. Jordan. James. W
.amsey Kindrick, Niles. Windsor. in
yme. Myles. F.. -Seamon, Berrien and or