El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-08
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DANCES AND PARTIES.


The saturday night dance at the
Country club was the principal socia.
event Of the week end.
A large number of members and
guests were in attendance, among whom
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Turney, NJ
and w r. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Waters
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. H Burgess, Mr.
and ]. F. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
Happer. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. ]. Raster, Mr.. ami Mrs
Floyd Payne Mr.. and Mrs. W Fl Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Johnson, Mr. ana
Mrs A P. Coles, Mr.. and Mrs L. T.
white. Mr. and Mrs. S J. Larkin> Mrs.
Thomas Corcoran, Misses Ruth Nc
Curdy, Frances Clark, Henrietta Back
Ter. Lucy Verne, Anna Grace Ellis, Ger
trude Ellis. Carolyn Payne, Maud Aus
tin. Adine Noake, Clara Hague. Ailee1
Hague: Messrs. c. H Leavell. VIM Peti-i
colas. DR.. L. G. Witherspoon, Raipn
Henderson, Merton Lindsey. Richard
Ainsa. Jim Curtis, DR.. J. NJ Ridley.
George Wines. Britton Davis, ~Walla q
Downing, Berry Boas, O. A. Snyder
Harry Lucas Cole, Herbert Bpckner,
Wallace Morris. Wilson, William Walz.
Tom Newman, Capt Drum, Lieuts- Crea,
Coles, Clagett and others.
Miss Gussie Fitzgerald entertained
her young friends at a lawn party,
given at her home, 407 North Cam0heu
street, last Friday evening frort to l.
Many games were INDUCED in by the
Young folks, the most interesting be-
ing that of donkey. The first prize for
pinning the donkey's tail ne a-est the
proper position, was won by Bernard
Lynch. the second by May Fitzgerald
In addition musical numbers were rem
dered by the string orchestra of St
Mary's school. Several piano Ind vocal
selections by individuals, including
charming duet by Misses Gussie FltZ-
gerald. and Lavon Sorrell, were also
given
Refreshments were served at o'clock.
Those who entertained the vouEg peo-
pie were Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs Keevll
and Miss McCabe The guess were:
Misses Bessie Gibson, Etheldrcda Cor
man. Kitty Burkell, Maril and Agn"s
Lynch. Nola Young, Parable Bu'lard,
Zula House. Eva Stevenson, 'catharine,
Winnie and May Fitzgerald, JoseEhi1e
AlIard. Lavon SOrren, Alice Mahouey,
Lucille and Anna Lyons, Patty Ai1sa,
Agnes Morrill,, Marie Spencer, Maxil
Moran, Messrs. Bernard Lynch, James
German, Philip Cremins. Elmer Delaney.
Tim Sullivan, Herbert Kopf
Mrs D. w. Fitzgerald very pleasantly
entertained on Thursday afternoon from
to in honor of her little daughters
A string orchestra added to the pleasure
of the afternoon as did several musical
selections rendered by Dreda German,
James German, Lavon SOrrell and Gus
Fitzgerald.
Games were provided for the anause-
ment of the little folks and dainty re-
freshments were served by Mrs j. J.
Keevil.
Those enjoying the delightful party
were: Ethel German, Bessie Gibson
Lula House. Katherine, Winnie and
May Fitzgerald, Nola Young, Patty
lard, Marie and Agnes Lynch. Eva
Stevenson, Lucille and Anna Lyons.
Maxil Moran, Josephine Ellis, Alice
Mahoney, Agnes Morrill, and Marie
Spencer, James German, Bernard Lynch,
Phil Cummings, Elmer Delaney, Her
bert Koph and Tim Sullivan.
On Thursday last the home of Miss
Lydia Schubert was the scene of a de-
I.ghtful linen shower, given in honor
of Miss Mamie Kelly. who is to be one
Of the June brides.
The house was beautifully decorated
in white and blue. An arch was formed
between the spacious dining room ard
library, from which hung a large white
bell, encircled by numerous smaller
ones, beneath which a bridal chair was
placed. white ship containing many
useful and beautiful gifts was drawn in
by little Miss Anna Mae Freeman and
presented to the bride-elect.
After many pleasing vocal and piano