El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-24

At a party given this afternoon Dy
Mrs. w. r. Brown, at her home on west
Rio Grande street, announcement was
made of the engagement of Miss Josie
MARI to DR.. L. G. Witherspoon.> the
wedding to take place November /
Bridge was enjoyed the early part OF
the afternoon, after which the DOORS
leading into the living room were
tbrown- omen revealing Miss Mari
standing by the luncheon table ana
holding an immense spoon tied WIN
white tulle which announced TO her
friends the approaching marriage.
The affair was characterized oy an
originality that rendered it particular
" charming. All the appointments OF
the luncheon were suggestioVe OF tne
groom's name, and spoons OF an
sizes were in evidence.
large basket filled with orlue
roses white carnatio and ferns occu-
njed the central position on the table,
while SUSPENDED from the chandeller
and falling gracefully over the pas
lxat were long streamers of white tune
Giving a general effect of daintlneSs-
TINY baskets, also ornamented Win
tuIle and filled with sugared puIIeI
rice were at each cover The pidc0s
were marked by post cards holdlhe
stamp picture of Miss MARI WI"
snoons attached to the corners.
Tba first course was served in big
u,ooden spoons tied with white rlo-
hon In the bridge games hanosone
snoons were given as prizes ana the
| tractive score cards were IN heai
shape. o,s most
beautiful and charming women 0'o
has been reared in this city ana Is HeiS
nopular in social circles. Dr. Wlthei-
snoon is a prominent young physician
of the city. He is MEMBER % NJ
country club and other organizations
and is widely known
One of the prettiest affairs OF the
mast week was a Mexican supper anu
hose shower given in honor OF MieS
IuIia Angerstein at her nome 'O-
East second street, Wednesday evening
Miss Angerstein is 10 be married 70
! Hart Steele at St. Clements churcn
October II. +o.st
The supper was opened with a toast
! ~ Mo- iuIia Schrster and followed
nv others. Miss Flora Evans reIluei Gu
several vocal selections and Mrs r.
uormond gave some dramatic reau-
mos The table was decorated III
American and Spanish colors- FOLLOW
! ing the supper, the shower was give"
the bride to be. ,-o
Those nresent were: Misses Flora
Evans. Leona Delacey, Mamie hlntHe
Martha Gaulz, Helen and Blanche NC
riu Frieda and Leona Schlemmer' 80.
hanna Romkamp. Kate Cranston Ma
V--reDoan Emma Dedeo. Ella BarratI'
Ida Schubert. ILangford, Juha
Schuster. Elizabeth and Julia anger
stein. Mesdames f. Hammond, l.. 81
| Morris NJ. Gleason, G. z. Angersteii'
The guest list included only MISS
Narr's most intimate friends VINO
H-ere- NIesdames Lamar Davis, Hugh
white. George r. LeBaron, X Z. sem
pie, F. c. Earle, Josephine MOTIF n
| NJ. Wolcott, Julius Krakauer' ha ,:
LOOMS, w. D. Wise, Frank Lyhcn, 60
| horne Adams, Frank Coles, misses
Anna shelton. Mamie Lakeland, Lelgh
White. Mabel FaIvey, Ethel Whlte'
Kate Adams, Alma Jones, Monica Gal
lagher. Fannie Henning
J. Walter Christy, who is to be mar
ried Monday evening to Miss Ethel
Rowe. entertained his office assoc1-
ates at the smelter on Wednesday even
| ing at a delightful dinner.
| Covers were laid for 10 guests. me
table was attractively decorated with
a profusion of cut flowers and ferns
and the place card were in the form
! Of pipes.
Miss Ceral Christy very delightfully."-
| entertained on Thursday evening ~
honor of Miss Ethel Rowe, who Will
be married next week to j. waiter
| Christy, and her brother George Chris
/ ty. of Tampico, Mex. heart game
| played with dice, and spelling the woru
| hearts" proved an enjoyable pastlnle
| The prizewinners were Mrs Hal Chrls-
ty and Miss Carmen Dean, and j. bu-
key. The BOBBY prizes went 10 MIS-
Hal Christy and Clarence Johnson
| Dancing followed the games and pleas
ine- musical numbers were given by