El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-26
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The dance to have been given by the
officers and their wives at the post
Tuesday evening has been postponed to
Wednesday evening, because of the APP
pearance Of The City" in FL Paso
Tuesday.
An event that is being anticipated
with much interest is the cotillion to
be given on Friday, Dec. 2, by Miss
Maud Austin, in honor of her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Barton.
The fifth annual ball given by the
WOmen's Catholic Order of FOrresters,
on Wednesday evening at the Knights
Of Columbus hall, was a pronounced
success, both socially and financially
The grand march opened at 9 o'clock.
led by Joseph Dunno and Mrs. Marga-
fit McGinniSs, who were followed in
line by the various officers and mem
bers, wearing the regalia of the order.
Many beautiful and elaborate gowns
were worn, adding much to the charm
ing effect. Following the program OF
dances and a number of extras, a de-
lightful banquet was served at mid
night. The banquet table was adorned
in the cOlOrS of the order, yellow and
whites the decorative scheme being ar
tistically developed with quantities Of
chrysanthemums.
The Country club orchestra furnish
ed music during the banquet, and also
for the dancing. The various commit
tees, to whom much credit is due for
the success of the affair, are:
Reception ommittee-Mesdame M.
P. Maloney, C. E. Kelly. P. o. Morrow,
E. NJ. Stiles, James Muettman, G. b.
Calnan, c. NJ. Cunningham. ]. Kirsey.'
NJ. B: McGinniss, T. J. Dingman.
Floor committee-G. B. Calnan, NJ. P.
Maloney, c. o. Horner. George Cues
mel, Harry Carr. Joseph Dunno, Will
Regain, Dave Sullivan.
Door committee-James Muettman,
Frank Carr.
Arrangements committee-M. P. Ma
loney, c. E. Kelly, James Muettman-
One of the thoroughly enjoyable af-
fairs Of the week was the dance Civ
en- last evening at the delightful
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
tantes of the season, Misses Frances
Clark, Anne Lee Gaines, Wanda Race
and Carolyn Payne
About 10 couples enjoyed the affair.
Leaving the city in two big hay wag-
ons, the ride was made in an hour
and, upon the arrival of the party,
delicious dinner was served. Music,
dancing and games were among the
pleasant diversions Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Wise chap
eroned the party, who were: Misses
Frances Clark, Anne Lee Gaines, Wan
de Race, Carolyn Payne, Henrietta
Buckler, Lillian Newton, Dorothy Kin
ney, Kathrine Coles, Virginia Semple,
Kathleen Myles. Ann Hughes. Frances
Hughes, Ethel White, Leigh White.
Anna Shelton; Messrs. Wallace Morris,
w. P. Fraser, Ralph Henderson,
Maury Kemp, Page Kemp, Hugh
Wright, Sawyer, Britton Davis, Arthur
Harris, Walter Arnold, William Walz.
Howard Coffin, Edgar Kayser and
Merton Lindsey.
The Misses Jennie May and Maggie
Davis entertained very delightfully."- on
Monday evening at their home in cele-
bration of the birthday anniversary
of Guy Hammett Davis
A beautiful birthday cake adorned
the center Of the prettily appointed
room. Dainty refreshments were
served.
A dainty basket filled with neckties
was presented to the honor guest by
his friends.
Dancing was enjoyed by the guests,
VINO were. DOEcdS ray ne, DOdlIlCO
Stiles, Ayes Robertson. Virginia
Cornwall, Edith Robinson, Kathleen
Madeline Stafford; Aessrs. Guy Ham
NETT Davis, Jesse Payne, William
Race. David Robertson and David |
The dinner-dance given at the Coun- |
try club on Thanksgiving evening was |
one of the thoroughly delightful af- |
tions We're made by the officers of the |
club for the event, and their efforts /
were crowned with the greatest sue |
cess, for the club members and their |
friends crowded the beautiful rooms /
the evening.
Quantities of vari-colored chry- |
were used in the decor
atoms. lending to the scene a charm !
ing touch of color. Dinner was served |
from to 9 o'clock, and among those
guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Potter, whose
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Kellogg, of Dallas, and Mr.. and Mrs.
" w Phinney, of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes had as
heir guests at dinner Edgar Kayser |
md Mr.. Bradshaw.
At another table were DR.. and Mrs.
L. E. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
1lASOH, ana MISS AGNES EdOlS-
W. II. futile entertained L. NJ.
of Topeka. and Mr.. and Mrs.
}. H. Baum and Mrs. w. S. Tilton.
At Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Austin's
able were Mrs. Lula H. Montmorency,
irs- Thomas r. Hasam, Miss Eliza
'eth Barton. Miss Maud Austin.
Ralph Henderson entertained Mr..
nd Mrs. W. L. Gaines, Miss Anne
lee Gaines, Miss Dorothy Kinney and
;. R. Hale, of ST. Louis.
At another table were Mr.. and Mrs.
I. A. Happier, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Mrs. c. n. Buckler, Mrs.
'. NJ. Corcoran, Mrs. Marguerite
Suckler Stevenson.
w G Wall had as his ouAsts Mr. |