El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
Many Pleasant Parties In
Society During the Week

Mrs. F. H Seamon and Mrs. W. D.
Greet contributed TO the social pleasure
of the week with a charmingly infor-
NAL at home" on Saturday afternoon,
at the residence of Mrs. SeamOn-
The affair was the second of series
that viii be given during the season, and
was in honor of Mrs. c. n. Sheldon, Of
the door by the little Misses katherine
Seamon. Frances Earle and Kathrine
Earle who were daintily gowned in
white, with ribbon sashes.
Those assisting in receiving Were:
Mrs r. c. Earle, Mrs. French S. Cary,
Mrs. H. c. A1yles, Mrs. James H. Parker,
Mrs. ". D. Howe and Mrs. Clarence
Kluttz were in charge of the tea table.
Mrs. William Judd, Mrs. z. K. Talbot.
Mrs. J. Cameron and Miss Nellie Gaillord
also assisted in the dining room.
The SeaQon home was decorated with
the artistic taste characteristic of the
hostess. In the reception room red
was the color scheme, brought out IN
the decorations, with red shielded candles
and electric lights, and red hearts. In
the dining room the tea table was espe-
cially attractive, set with cluny lace dol
lies and Illuminated with pink shaded
candles. A pink aZe1ia formed the cen
trail decoration feature. Among those
calling during the afternoon were:
Mesdames E. W. S. Neff, Frederick
Symonds. Fernando c. Searle, W. l. Too
ley, W. S. Tilton, r. F. Burgess, H. c.
Ayles. Guy L. Warren, II. A. Carpenter,
r. F. Campbell, Belle. F. Beachel, F. Z.
Hunter, Morris Parker, H r. Stafford,
B. NJ. G. Williams, A. P. Averill, Jose
phine Morfit, W. H. Broaddus, Frank
Coles. Ernest Cronin, Peyton F. Ed
wards, ]. J.-?earce, D. w. Tucker, Hen
~ Easter, Frederick Easter, Dan Jack
son. c. E. Kelly, E. E Neff, T. J. Beall
". H. Burgess, W. L. Gaines, J. Cameron.
w. D. Howe. William Judd, V. r. Stiles,
]. ]. Eustace, and others.
Mrs. C. a. Kinkel honored Miss Laura
Townsend on Monday afternoon with
a delightful and Unique quilting party"
square, and the work of the afternoon
was to place the square together and
design the quilt.
The Kinkel home was artistically dec
grated for the occasion.
Green and red was the color plans for
the parlor, developed with green fes-
toonings and red candles, shaded with
poinsettas.
In the dining room green and white
formed the color effect with white car
nations and green shaded candles adorn-
ing the table from which dainty re-
freShmentS were served.
Those in attendance were:
Misses Laura Townsend, Mamie Lack
land, Anna Shelton, Alma Jones. Emily
Foster Marguerite Winram, Julia Cold
well Sue Crombie, Mary Pool Clara
Mundy, Monica Gallagher Isabel Kelly
Halle Irwin. Fannie Henning, jamie
Ellis, Eleanor Porcher, LIE Baron,
Ethel Walz, Sallie WalthaH, Josie MARI,
Alicia Swan. Inez Humphrey, Nellie Ly
ons; Mesdames Bruce Section. R c. Sem
pie, Julius Krakauer, Frank Coles,
Otis Coles, Claiborne Adams, VIM. Crom-
bic, Frederick Norton Thurston, Chas.
Pomeroy, w. L. Grown, W. r. Brown,
D. P Stewart, Lamar Davis, Hugh
White Ralph LOOMS Marie Loomis, E.
H. Irwin, VIM. Judd, ". E. Bell, J. E.
Townsend, j. J. Mundy, Lee Orndorf, K
D. Oliver. Joseph Sweeney, Linny Wal
colt, Winston Pettus, Chas. Davis, Abba
Linn.