El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
News of Society.

SOCIETY. =.
One of the largest and most elegant
affairs of the season was a card party
given Saturday afternoon by Mrs Chill
berg and Miss Brady at Mrs. Chilberg's
residence on North Stanton street
The three large rooms were gorgeously
decorated with smilax and red carna-
tons The score cards were blue
hearts with different colored small
hearts at the top. The two first prizes
beautiful silver candle sticks were won
by Mrs. Harry Flato and Mrs. Hadley
Mrs. Lakeland and Miss Grace May
Allen won the consolation prizes, love-
ly boxes of paper. The BOBBY prize, a
tape measure in the shape of negro
head. was carried off by Mrs. McIver.
At the close of the evening delicious
refreshments were served and while
these were being passed strains of de-
lightful music were heard from the
musicians in the hall.
Those enjoying the pleasures of the
afternoon were: Mesdames FIato. Irwin.
Coles. Dean. u S. Stewart, White.
Lakeland. Buckler. McIver. Bats. Will
cox. Bailey, Hunter. Knox, Kingsley.
F. Seamon, Happier. Russell. Turner.
Eddy, Akin. Watts, Noake, Wimberly.
d. Stewart. Houghton. Howe. Kneezell,
Wright, H. Dillon, Carpenter. Brown
Dyer. Pulliam, Hartman. Roach N
Solomon, MacPhetridge. Blanco, Eddy.
Richard Burgess, Stevenson. w. H. Bur-
ges, HixsOn. Hadley. d. Payne. Floyd
Payne, McCutcheon. Foster. Kemp,
Campbell, Whitbeck Neff, Latta, Davis,
Williams. Race and Ainsa; Misses
Green, Maule, Logan, Jones. Pollard,
Trumbull. Bats, Shields, Anne Mar
tin. Shelton. Alexander. Bewley. Beat
tie. Beall, Rhodes. Haggart. Payne. AL
le1. Ainsa. Schultz, NJ. Newman. l..
NJ wman. Edwards, Reynolds. Cart !
wright, Lyons and Kelly.
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The Social club gave their last !
dance of the season Tuesday night at |
the Sheldon hotel. 1t was a grand af-
fair, and fifty couples were on the floor !
at one time. The music was splendid !
and the night perfect for dancing. Be
tween the dances delightful punch was
served. Those present were: Mes
danes Kingsley, Parsons, w. H. Bur-
ges- Tibbetts. Coles, Kindrick, Brown.
Carpenter. Mitchell, Ainsa. Wingo. Nc
Howe, Akin, Feldman, Wat
son, Collins, U. S. Stewart. Hyde, Cat
lin, Pulliam, Flato. F. Seamon, Bray
and Fewel; Misses Jones, Beal1, Trum-
bull. Allen, Alexander. Bewley, Ray
noIds, Beattie. Hyde. Lockart, Ida
Lockart, Niles. Anne Martin. Margaret
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wright. Ainsa. Haggart. Anderson, /
Brady: Messrs. F. Coles. Anderson, ]. ;
krakauer. Kemp. Long. Moore, o. !
White, o. Coles. Cooley, Hall. Lockart, 7
White, Stafford, Brady, Tucker, Martin, !
keetch, Williams, Woods. Arnold, r
White, Kehoe, Flory, Stark, R. Kra-
kauer. Loomis. Kingsley, Parsons. w.
n. Burgess, Tibbitts, Kindrick. Brown,
Carpenter. Mitchell. Wingo, McKinnell. r
Howe. Feldman. Stewart. Pulliam. II
TIato. Seamon, Ainsa. and Brady.
Mrs. E 3. Fatman and Miss Ullman >,
their friends most royalty :,
tuesday afternoon at their home on :.
Mesa avenue. Mrs. Fatman's artistic i
lone was daintily decorated IN smi ,
AK. High Five was the game played =
nd after series of games it was found e
hat Mrs. Knox and Miss Shelton won 7
he arst prizes. exquisite miniatures in e
,old frames. The second prizes, two !,
beautiful oriental vases, were won by =
drs. ". Solomon and Mrs. A. Solomon. r
frs Loeb carried off the consolation y
,rize a lovely brass clock, and Mrs.
russell took the BOBBY, a silver pin
ray. Elaborate refreshments of four
curses were served at the close OF the p
vening-
In one room casino was played by
hose who did not play high five. Mrs
. Goodman and Mrs. Keyser captured =
he prizes given for the winners.
mong those present were Mesdames A
,ohlberg Aronstein. S. Goodman,
prinz, Flato. Buckler. Hunter, Matthias
Deb. Posener. Levy, Keyser, Newman,
l.. Goodman, w. Fatman. William Bur-
es. Jameson, Magoffin, Russell, Dean, fl
.ichard Burgess, Howe, Calisher, d;
each. Knox, Lakeland, A. Blumenthal. m
[oye, He'll. Kaplan, A. Solomon, N. CO
Dillon and A. Kline; Misses W
olomon, Newman, Bewley, Fork, Shell cl
IN. Schultz. Strauss, Ainsa, Goodman NJ
nd Shields a'
The tea given Monday afternoon by
rs. w. H. Seamon and Mrs. F. H. Sea- ps
on. at Mrs w. H. Seamon's residence dy
4 Wyoming street, was great sue m
,ss Those in the receiving party be- W
des the two hosteSses were Miss Skin en-
ar. Miss Anne Martin and Miss Niles.
rs. w. H. Seamon wore an elegant
ack silk gown with white trimmings en-
ISIS Skinker was gowned in white tt
,int de esprit with pearl passemen- tn
rie. Mrs. Frank Seamon looked love-
in her wedding dress of white Ouch Nj
Sc satin trimmed in real lace. Miss Nj
artin'S gown was or wn1te null Win no
naissance lace and Miss Niles wore
beautiful gown of green silk with
ack lace trimmings The ladies re-
living in the library were. Mrs. VIM To
r1y. Mrs Allen, Mrs. Schuster, Mrs.
owe. Mrs Frank Payne, and Miss
ice The dining room was vision
loneliness. decorated in pink and a.,
lite. From the center of the ceiling
all corners was draped crepe paper