El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
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GIRLS SCHOOL RECEPTION

One of the most interesting social
! given Friday afternoon from to Z
o'clock at the Ell Paso School for Girls.
! by the womens advisory board Of the
/ school
This school is planned along orig
| inal lines, and is unique in being a
| departure from the general methods
| of education in the southwest, and will
/ eventually be a source of wide culture
| in FL Paso and the surrounding coun-
| try.
The interest developed in this new
| institution was evidenced by the
| throng of callers who crowded the
| school parlors throughout the after
noon. In the receiving line, greeting
! the guests, were: Miss Ora W. L. Sla-
| ter, principal; Miss Olga E. Tafel, as
sociate principal, and the women Of
/ the advisory board, Mesdames W. r.
Brown, J. F. Williams, w A Hawkins,
/ E. NJ. Bray, J. A. Rawlings, and Mrs.
J. J. Ormsbee, wife of the president
of the board. Mrs. z. 7. White, mem
| Der of the board, was absent from the
city and could not be present.
| The school home was most beauti-
! fully decorated for the occasion. Eng
/ lish ivy luxuriantly draped mantels.
pictures and doorwayS, while yari-col-
ored chrysanthemums, used in greatest
I profusion, lent a charming touch Of
color.
Mrs. j. E. Townsend and Miss
Frances Clark presided at the refresh
| ment table, pouring tea and coffee. The
school faculty, composed Of Misses Isa-
bel Norton. Ruth Davis, Lillian Hug
gett, Rebecca Mack. and Mrs. S. F.
nv MrS
lie Baron and Mrs. F. w. Norton.
served the dainty refreshments Of
sandwiches, waters and coffee.
The table was spread with handsome
cluny doilies, and decorated with
quantities of white chrysanthemums.
Two beautiful silver candelabra, one
at either end of the table, supported
white candles, which softly Illuminated
the scene.
A charming and fairy like feature Of
the afternoon was the Folk Dance"
given on the lawn by the young school
girls, who made a most attractive pic
ture, looking like so many animated
flowers, whirling about in their white
gowns, and pink and blue ribbons.
Miss Helen Cooper added much to
the pleasure Of the afternoon with sew
eral beautifully rendered solos, as also
QlQ EdnClS ACOIG, WHO dIH dy Q0llS nus
his hearers.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard T. Burgess. Mrs. W. D.
Howe, Mrs. T. J. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs H.
T. Bowie, Mrs. Frank Wardwen
Brown. Mrs. Louis E. Behr, E. NJ. Bray,
Mrs W. W. Bridgers, Mrs. B. B. Bailey,
Mrs. B. F. Beachel, Mrs. George Brun-
ner, Charles r. Brown, Mrs. ]. E.
Bowen, Miss Helen Cooper. Mrs r. c.
Candy, Miss Frances Clarke Mrs. c. H.
Campbell, Mrs. ". J. Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Durkee, Miss Ruth Wilbur
Davis Mrs. L C. Dempsey, Mrs. F. c.
Earle, Mrs. c. F. Elliott, Miss Reba Eli
cit, Rev and Mrs. Henry Easter, Mrs.
Fred Easter, Mrs. II. L. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. A. ". Foster, Miss Mabel Fall
vey, Mrs. f. W. Lynch, Miss Alice Fftz-
patrick, Mrs. ]. NJ. Frank, Mrs. A. III.
Goldstein Mrs W. D. Greet. Mrs. A.
Goodman, Miss Ruth Schwartz. Mrs. j.
A Happier. Mrs J. NJ. Hawkins, Miss
Hermione Hawkins, Mrs. J. Gordon
Hardy, Mrs. Bradford Hardie, Mrs. A.
L. Hawley, Mrs. ]. H. Hirt, Mrs. F. S.
Hollington, George Hide. Miss Lillian
Nugget, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Jar
rett, Mrs. T. ]. Jones, Mrs. W. H. F.
Judd, Mrs. S. Kranzthor, Mrs. D. j.
Kerr. the Misses Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
George R. LeBaron, Mrs. J. c. Lack
land, Mrs. w. M. Laughlin, Miss Laurie.
Mrs H E. Mack, Miss Mack, Mrs.
Moore, Francis Moore, Mrs. ]. H. Ma
lions, Mrs. F. w. Norton. Miss Newell,
Miss Isabel Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Overstreet, ]. j. Ormsbee, Mrs. Park
Pitman. Mrs. Morris Parker, Mrs. Mary
Richardson, Mrs. J. NJ. Richmond, Mrs.
w. w Rose, Mrs. William N. Reed.
Mrs J. P. Robertson, Mrs. August F.
Reese. Mrs. Frank Rich, Mrs. j. a.
Rice, Mrs. w. w. Smith, of Stillwate-,
N Y, sister of Mrs J. A. Rawlings;
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Stevens, Mrs.
E. A. Snow, Mrs. Frank Seamon H. D.
Slater, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Sievers, Miss
Bertha Stanhope, Mrs. Stafford, Miss
Mabel K Stafford, Mrs. ]. E. Town
send, Mrs. W. S. Tilton, Mrs. Fred
Weckerle. Mrs. T. ]. Woodside, Mrs.
E. P Walz, Miss Ethel Walk. Mrs.
Parvin Witte the Misses Rosalie Behr,
Genevieve Collins, Divine Courchesne.
Lucille Duffy of Matagorda, Tex, Shirley
Eaton. Sara Jarrett. Irene Laughlin.
Emile Ormsbee, Else Reese, Marie
Rich, Jeanette and Margaret Rich
ardson of Baltimore, Nd, Elizabeth
Stevens, Leona Walker of Deming,
Mary white, Nancy Williams. Alice
Brown, Clara Hawkins. May Kranz-
thor, Hilda Sauer, Holland Sharpe,
Mary Nations, Margaret Kerr, Laura
Latta, Lydia Happier, Elsie Goodman.