Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-03-20
In Honor Of Miss Iaeser.

Mrs. A. w. Pollard entertained al
luncheon, Friday March 6. in honor Of
Miss Polly Jaeger. whose departure for
the east is the subject of sincere regret
among her many friends here. Mrs.
Pollard charming home was typical
oil spring'iime, and peach blossoms lent
the color-note to the whole. In the
dining room all was pink. The lights
were subdued by rose.colored shades,
and long vines of feathery blossoms
Tell IN a fragrant shower from the
chandelier to the table. The place cards
were artistic little scenes, and with the
last course, original toasts were drunk
to the charming guest Of honor. Those
present were: Misses Polly Jaeger
Lillian and Pansy Smith, Elizabeth
Waddill, Jesse Laurence, Grace Nor.
cross. lone Hodgdon, Julia Watkins;
Mesdames Whaley. Of st. 10, Texas,
Elmo Jordan. Richard Moore, OF st.
Louis, May Rush.
Mrs. Morris Nordhaus entertained
delightfully."- "Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Polly Jaeger, who leaves
soon for her home in the east. The
attractive little home was decorated
with profusion of spring blossoms,
and during the afternoon delicious
salad course was served followed by
dainty ices and cakes. Mrs. Nordhaus
was charming in white lingerie gown
with touch Of red velvet, and the
guest of honor wore becoming toilet
of red crepe-de.chine. Those present
were: Misses Polly Jaeger, lone Hodg-
don, Julia Watkins, Lillian Smith,
Pansy Smith. Elizabeth Waddill. Jesse
Laurence, Grace Norcross; Mesdames
Paschal T. Smith, James r. Waddill,
Al Watkins, Whaley, Elmo Jordan,
Rush, Rutherford, John Hodgdon, A.
W. Pollard, Richard Moore, of st Louis.
Misses Pansy and Lillian Smith en-
tertained at twelve O'Clock breakfast
! Friday in honor of Miss Polly Jaeger.
whose departure for the east is the
subject of sincere regret among her
many friends here. The breakfast
room was veritable bower of lowell
ness. with garlands Of cherry blossoms
extending from the chandelier to the
corners of the table, and rs the center
piece of the table. a great mound of
cherry blossoms and asparagus ferns.
The place-cards were dainty water
colors and were the work OF the hos
tess. Miss Lillian Smith wore be.
coming princesSe gown of PONCE. Miss
Pansy Smith was lovely in lavender
organdie. and the guest Of honor wore
q dainty suit of white pque. The guests
of honor were: Misses Polly Jaeger.
Julia Watkins, lone Hplgdon, Jesse
Laurence, Elizabeth Waddil, Grace
Norcross; Mesdames May Rush, J. X.
Waddill, Elmo Jordan, Richard Moore
and A. w. Pollard.
Miss Elizabeth Waddill entertained
Saturday at a charming enchilada lun-
cheon, in honor Of Miss Polly Jaeger.
The color scheme was red aud was
beautifully carried out at the luncheon
table. The candles were red with silk
shades OF the same color, and the CEN
tre-pieces Of Mexican dawn work were
over red. At each place were little
western scenes. done in red. and the
candles followed out the prevailing
| color Those present were: Misses
Polly Jaeger, Lillian and Pansy Smith,
lone Hodgdon. Jesse Laurence, Julia
Watkins. Elizabeth Waddill, Grace
Norcross; Mcsdames Elmo Jordan. May
Rush, Richard Moore, Morris Nord.
haus, a. W. Pollard.
Miss lone llodgdon entertained Mon
day night in honor of Miss Polly Jae-
ger, who left Tuesday for her home in
the east. The lIodgdon home present
ed lovely appearance, the decorations
beng IN green and white. In the lat
ter part of the evening a most delicious
buffet supper was served, consisting of
a salad course. ices and cakes. and
coffee. The guests were: Misses Julia
watkins, Lillian and Pansy Smith. Jes.
sic Laurence. Elizabeth Wadlill: Mines
Mae Rusch. 4. w. Pollard. Richard
Moore. Elmo Jordan, Morris Norlhaus.
Messrs. Brengle King, Jack Dymund,
Williams Rutherford. James Shepard.
Morris NordhauS, A. w. Pollard.
IUANITA.