El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-10
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A merry party was given to her
! friends Wednesday night by Irene
Crane, at her home, 1915 st. Vrain
! street The cool porch was lighted
with numbers of Japanese lanterns, and
there the entire evening was spent in
Fgames and later refreshments were
! served in the same comfortable place.
/ The guests were: Katherine Glenn,
Mary Tilton, Clara May MCGEE, Mabel
I Glenn Frank Landon, Emmett Lehan,
! James Glenn, George Johnson and
Matthew Iverson.
Miss Lee Anderson delightfully."- en-
tertained at lawn party last Wfdnes-
| day night in honor Of her brother, who
has returned home after a vacation
spent in the Panhandle. Many games
were played during the evening, and
! a good time enjoyed. Refreshments
were served at late hour. Those at
tending were: Misses Mary CoalsOn,
! Emma Long, Carmen Blessing, Jewel
Remick, Mary Sidebothap, May Side
! botham. Lee Anderson; AHessrs. Russell
Long. Roy Sidebotham, James Long,
Clay Long. Lacy COalson, Charles Side
! botham, Lloyd Anderson, Mesdames
| Alice Merritt and Coalson.
! One of the most enjoyable parties of
| the season was a surprise on Grandma
Cunningham. at the home of her son.
C. NJ Cunningham, 1719 East MissC'-l'-
street The affair was in honor RI her
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary ana
was a complete surprise.
A delightful musical prosram was
| rendered, after which refreshments
were served
Those who enjoyed Tic evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs = Fitzgerald: Mesdames Hughes,
Spandorff, Oscar Blanton, Tim Sullivan,
Kirchner Wipoerg, Bradley. Protheo.
Malone, Coffnan, German and Mr. and
Mrs c. NJ Cunningham; Misses Anna
and Emnna Winberg, DinAple and Flo
"a MSlone, Lucille Coffman, Mar
guer1te Prothro, Lillian and Maybelle
Cunningham; Masters Forest Kirchner
end Tim Sullivan.
Friday night. at her home, 1907 Bou-
levard, Miss Frances Henderson enter
tanned with a most delightful party in
honor of Miss Finks Sunday school
class. The house was deliberately and
beautifully decorated in sunfloweTs. A
number of games were played during
the evening, for which prizes were Civ
en-, Miss Janet Mack winning a pretty
hat pin, and Miss Fink carrying off the
second one, a dainty handkerchief.
Punch was dispensed throughout the
evening, and later refreshments of ice
cream, cake, candies and sailed al
monds were served. The ices We're
served in tiny flower pots, in which
appeared to grow a sprig of green.
Those present were MeSdames C L.
Overstreet, Henderson, Scriven, Misses
Fink, Janet Mack, Louise Sisterman,
Nellie Porter, Bessie Barnes, Pauline
Wallace, Althea Dempsey, Hazel Davis,
Marguerite Iverson, Marian Bowden,
Edith Perineau, Marie Schwartz, Fran
ces Henderson.
These same girls are planning for an
elaborate bazaar in the near future.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. ]. D. Love
entertained informally with most en-
joyable neighborhood party. previous
TO her anticipated moving to her new
home on Rio Grande street. Besides be-
ing a thimble party, a game of Mother
Goose was played, the guests writing
the rhyme from a picture that was Civ
en- them Mrs. W. r Brown was the
fortunate winner of the prize. beau
tiful handpainted plate Afterward, re-
freshments were served in the hostess
were: Mesdames BattelIe White.
James Crawford, VIM. H F. Judd.
Frank Turner, Locke Tucker, c. J. An
strand, ]. c. Schiller ". r. Brown,
". H. Aldrich, Cline. Charles\L Vowel,
Miss Josephine Wooten, DR.. King.
Miss Adeline Kindig, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. indig, has issued invi-
tations to an informal dance to be given
next Monday evening in knights of Co
lumbus hall.