El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-31
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Miss Martha ThurmOnd will enter
tain a few friends at breakfast on Sun
day morning.
One of the most ar5Istically appoint
ed of the weeks entertainments was
the dinner-dance given Wednesday
evening by the Terpsiehorean club at
the Elks' home.
The decora atoms were on most elab-
crate scale. Potted ferns and palms
were effectively grouped about the ball
room, while the walls were completely
covered with southern Smilax, trans
forming the room into veritable bow
er of green.
In the dining room, the tables were
arranged in T shape, in compliment to
the name of the club. and were attract
lively decorated with quantities of roses.
Palms and ferns were also used in the
adornment Of the dining room
K. L. Sinclair acted as POSTMASTER,
introducing the various speakers, who
responded most cleverly. and were:
DR.. T. p. Miller. Oscar L. Bowen, Page
Kemp, Earl Craver,. Billy Wilson and
z. c. Held.
Following the dinner, dancing was
resumed. the music for which was fur
nished by the Country club orchestra
Among those in attendance were:
Misses LOHSs LUCILLE 0lIllAi, 1-liC-
Brown, Margaret Streek, Mildred jar
rett, Loretta Brick, Rachel Harper.
Aileen Hague, Frances Mayfield, Mabel
Wood, Julia Pool, Inez Humphrey. Paul.
inc Sprinz, Kate Robinette, Mary Pool,
Kate Adams, Florence Cox, Jeanette
Blumenthal, Genevie Anderson, Lucille
Daniels, Jane Lindsey, Kathrine War
rem. Fan Bowman, Lauramaud Fink,
Ethel Howard, Rachel Howard, Amy
Schultz, Hattie May Loretz, Vera Pool,
Lucille Pierce Lillian Crawford Lillian
Lindsey; Mrs H. C. Platt, Mrs. T. NJ
Quebedeaux, Mrs. H. c. Schaeffer, Mrs
L. c. lie Veaux, Mrs. Hal Christie; R. A
Bird. Ira Baton, r. W. McCandless,
Frank Pickrell. Ray X Smith, H c.
Platt Bob Blair, W. F. Carter, jr-, Col
bert ColdWell, r. L. Parker, x L. SIN
clair, L. Wood, Leonard Wolfe, Jervis
Deane DR.. F. P. Miller. o. L. Bowen,
B. NJ. Cowan- E. c. Held, Billy wilson,
l. s. Calisher, Davis Mayfield, w. K.
Doris, r. G. Thompson, H c. Schaef-
fer, j. L. Lehman, ]. j. Wallwork, Sid
ney Meyer, B. F. Fillmore, w. R. Schultz,
Fletcher Thomas. l. c. Miller. L. c. lie
Veaux, A E Sehuster, DR.. B. F. Clutter,
Douglas Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Chernis delight
fully entertained at Christmas dinner at
their home 419 Epson avenue. in honor
of Miss Rose Moneak, of Chicago III.
Mistletoei holly and bells were effect
lively used in the decorations. while an
eight course menu was served TO the
following: Miss Rose Moneak, Ben
Miller. Miss Esther Strauss, c. E. Low
ell. of Pearson, Mexico; Mrs. Marie To-
bias, of Memphis. Tenn; Mr. and Mrs
Leon Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cher
mis-.
Mrs. Josephine Nations Morfit was
the hostess last evening at charm-
ingly appointed dinner of 10 covers.
given in honor of Ted Houghton, of
Corralitos. Mexico.
The decorations were typical OF the
holiday season, and red the prevailing
color effect. The handpainted place
cards were attractively adorned with
red poinsettas.
The guest list included Misses Fran
ces Clark. Wanda Race, Anne Lee
Gaines. Ruth McCuriy; Messrs. led
Houghton. -Garnett King. Henry Fletch-
er, Francis Moore, Robert Moss.
Mrs. Hugh White entertained Thurs
day afternoon with q luncheon COM
plimentary TO her sister, Miss Emily
Kemp
A scarlet poinsetta formed the cen
trail decorative feature of the table.
and was encircled with a wreath of
Christmas holly. The cards marking
the places held quaint Japanese fig
ures The guests. who were members
of the Gamma Tau club, were: Misses
Eleanor Eubank, Estelle Berrien, Clara
Fink Mary Nations. Hilda Sauer, Hat
tie Ellis, Rosalie Behr.