El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-02
News of Society.


LoEghborough was assisted by her
guest. Miss McKibbin. Mrs. Chris Few
ell Mrs. OBrien. Mrs. Joseph Magof-
fin and Mrs. Berrien. Mrs. Loushbor-
ough wore a beautiful green taffeta
waist trimmed in passementrie with
black silk shirt: Miss McKibbin in
whose honor the entertainment was
given. was gOrgeOusly gowned in white
pima cloth trimmed in real lace and
turquoise velvet; Mrs. Fewel wore
white organdie with renaissance lace;
Mrs. O'Brien's gown was elegant black
silk: Mrs. Magoffin's costume was blue
silk trimmed in velvet and lace. and
Mrs. Berrien's wore blue fOnlard trim
med in white lace. The house was
beautifully decorated in army style
with our country's flags draped every
where on the banisterS and walls, in
fact. they peeped from every crevice.
Beside the flags the room was decor
ated with red and white carnations.
vioIets and smilax. The house was
darkened and illuminated by candles
and candelabra with lovely red shades.
The dining room presented a very
pretty scene indeed with the smilaX
draped from the four corners of the
table to the center and caught togeth-
er with large bunch of carnations.
Mrs. Schuster sat at one end of the
table and poured tea, while at the 9TH
err end was Miss Beall who helped to
the salads. Others receiving in the
dining room were Mrs. Howe. Miss
Trumbull and Miss Payne. In the hall
was the punch bowl which was pre-
sided over by Miss Allen. The after
noon was most delightfully."- passed.
Mrs Berrien and Miss TrumbulI
charmed the guests with beautiful Sc
Iections OF music. Mrs Howe sang the
beautiful song composed by Mr.
OBrien. all were greatly pleased with
the piece and many congratulations
were given to Mr.. O'Brien. Everyone
was sorry to leave, for Mrs. O'Brien
and Mrs LOughborough proved them
selves ideal hostesses.
A great many ladies left cards dur
ing the afternoon. Among them were
Mesdames Ramsey, Jordan, Austin, r.
f. Campbell, Shelton, Beal1, Rhodes,
Symes. Franklin, Gallagher, MCGUIRE,
Slater. Carpenter. Myles, Seamon, Ed
dy, Mckinnell, Chase, Higgins, New
man. Pulliam, Rawlings; Misses Lillian
Newman. Ainsa, Mabel Logan, Myrtle
Logan. Westcott, Windsor, Austin,
Shelton. Gallagher. Niles. Cartwright,
Kellogg. Edwards, Rhodes, Hague, Hal
liday.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A. Solo |
mon entertained the two afternoon
card clubs in honor of the two young |
ladies Miss Newman, and Miss Solo |
mon who are visiting her. A most en- |
joyable time was spent and during the |
afternoon delicious refreshments were
served The first two prizes, lovely |
cut glass bowls. were given to Mrs.
KapIan and Mrs. MacPhetridge. The
second prizes. china bowls were won
by Miss Hattie Schultz and Mrs. Moye- |
Mrs Wright winning the BOBBY, sill
yer handled platter.
The members of the club present |
were: Mesdames Hunter. Hadley. Kap-
Ian MacPhetridge. Comfort, w. H.
Burgess. Wright. Kneezell. Feldman,
Knox. Jameson, Aronstein. Roberts.
N. Solomon. Moye, Lewis. w. Fatman,
He'll. Matthias z. b. Fatman, Misses
Pollard Ullmann, Schultz, Strauss and
Fork. - = W2E
Mrs. Aronstein gave a most delight
full party Thursday afternoon at her
home on Oregon street. High five was
the game played and after series OF
games il was found that the two first
prizes, beautiful pictures. were cap
tured by Mrs Caiisher and Mrs. Beal.
Mrs. Kaplan and Mrs. Hixson being |
the happy winners for the second
prizes. two pretty cut glass onVe
dishes Mrs. Dillon carried off the
consolation and Mrs. Kline the BOBBY
The Merry Wives High Five club
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Richard Burgess. The prizes. two
beautiful. busters. with silver handles.
we're won by Mrs Comfort and Miss
A. Newman. The score cards were
dainty souvenirs of Texas lndepend-
ence. with tiny Texas flags at the top
of each card and tied with red, white
and blue ribbons.
On Wednesday evening an enJoyaoie
surprise party was rendered Mr.. ana
Mrs. Krakauer at their beautiful nome
on Mesa avenue Cards were played
and the prizes won by Mrs. Calisher,
Mrs. Move and Mr.. Kaplan. After the
game was over an elegant supper was
served the guests.
On next Sunday evening from to
10 the Ladies' Temple Aid Society will
give an informal reception at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Blumenthal
for their friends to meet RabbiZielOnkaI
and his bride.
Miss Stella Rogers entertained a few
of her young friends Wednesday even
ing at cards. The guests present were: |
Misses Mari and Irwin. Messrs. MARI.
Hague Pomeroy. Hughes and Tongue
mare.
Mrs FaIvey left Thursday night for
Austin, Texas, to visit her daughter,
who it attending the state university.
From Austin Mrs. Falvel will go to
Hot Springs. Arkansas to be gone for