El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-23

OF Oh LHe young people WHO klHuly DIS
sisted the Rebekahs in their play Civ
en- the first of the month. The pro
grams were dainty affairs and man!
different kinds of dances were on the
programs. The guests declared it wa:
the most enjoyable evening they evel
spent.
Misses A. c. and B. NJ. and P. Scan
Ian. Dora and Leah Blum, Mable
Greenslitt. A North, P. Campbell, HI
Rokahr. P. Schultz, r. Anderson, G.
Smith. w. Tays, B. Smith, r. Rador
and Fitzgerald: Mesdames. Mast
White. Reum. Stead. Anderson, Fra
zier. Forbes. Campbell, Langted. Con
ners, and Bishop. Messrs. Jones, Ben
Blum. McCarty, Barlow, Taylor, Keays
Brighton. H. w. Blum, Robinson,
George. Carlyse. North. Forbes. I.
Blum. Schulz, Coons. and Phil Hague.
On Thursday between the hours of
four and ten, Mrs. E. M. Bray gave
such pretty tea for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Bray was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. VOSs and
Mrs. w. H. Burgess The house looked
beautiful. all decorated in smilax, red
and white carnations, and bunting.
This was a Martha Washington tea and
everything was decorated accordingly.
The dining room was in a most unique
design. From the chandeliers were
the smilax draped to the four corners
of the table; in the center of the ia
bic was a cherry tree covered with
the red berries and lying near was the
original George Washington "hatchet."
Dainty refreshments were served by
Miss Anna Shelton. Miss Hattie Small.
and Miss Winona Stewart. These
young ladies were dressed in colonial
costumes with powdered hair. In an
other room was delicious punch which
was presided over by Miss Hitchcock.
During the evening a delightful musi-
cal program was given.
Mrs. A. Krakauer. assisted by her
tire sisters. Mrs Move Loeb. and
Miss Fork and Misses Moye and Rose
and Clee He'll, entertained yesterday af-
ternoon in honor of her niece and
nephew. Helen and Louis Loeb. of Mex
leo City. Candy pulling was the prin-
cipal amusement and Elsie Kohlberg
carried off the prize for the best confec-
TONER At four-tnirty the dining room
doors of the Krakauer home were
thrown open revealing a table beauti-
fully decorated in smilax and carna-
tons. Red. white and blue were the
eolors. Those present were:
Pauline Sprinz. Lilly Calisher, Joe and !
Pauline Fatman. Jennie Blumenthal, |
Elsie and Leo Kohlberg, and Helen and |
Louise Loeb
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Calisher |
,ave a small card party in honor of !
he guests of Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. w.
H. Burgess. Mrs. Jameson and Miss
Shields The first prizes. two pretty /
,eckties. were won by Mrs Jameson ,
md Mrs. A. Kline. Mrs. Richard Bur-
yes winning the consolation, a beauti- !
ul gauze fan, while the BOBBY. leath- |
II opera glass bag. was given to Mrs. /
". D. Howe. During the afternoon !,
delicious refreshments were served. |
The guests present were: Mesdames
iunter. Knox. w. II. Burgess. Jameson.
\. Kline, E. B. Fatman, w. Fatman. |
J. Biumenthal, w. ID. Howe, Richard .
burgess, n. Solomon, He'll, and Kap-
an. Misses Shields and Pollard.
Friday night at the opera, Mr.. and
1rs. Wingo gave box party in honor |
# their guest. Miss Katharine McGil- !
ivray. late of Alamogordo. Miss Nc !
Iillivray is niece of A. A. Grant,
veil known throughout the territory
# New Mexico. The young people
made very pretty sight. all dressed in
vening costume. In the box were: I
frs Wingo. Mrs. Flato, Miss Ainsa
nd Miss McGillivray, Messrs. Wingo.
'lato and Woods. After the opera the
arty was entertained at supper at the
English Kitchen.
Friday afternoon Mrs F. E. Hunter
the Merry Wives" at her
ome on Mesa avenue. After a series
# games of high five the prizes,
eautiful silk lamp shade and Bone
man rose bowl were won by Mrs X
'. Burgess and Mrs. Comfort. At the
lose of the evening delightful refresh
1ents were served and all spent
most enjoyable afternoon.
On March sixth the Woman's club
nd their friends will be entertained at
'hoDin hall by the department of
ousehold economics. Refreshments
rilI be served from chatting dishes by
ONE of the young girls
Miss Maize Bewley, the prominent
ociety yound lady from Worth, VINO
as been visiting in the city with MIS-
ohm Dean for the past two months
Eft Thursday morning for her home In
t. Worth, Texas.
Master Oscar Forbes celebrated his
fteenth birthday at his home this al
.rnoon Some 25 young guests were
lvited to a reception from to
clock and were delightfully."- entertain
d.
Cards are out for reception TO De
iven next Wednesday afternoon De
ween the hours of three and SIX at
ort Bliss. by Mrs. Loughborough ana
[rs. O'Brien.
Nnrt "Wednesday afternoon Mrs. A.