El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-10
DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs.

Miss Lily Brown, whose marriage to
Sidney Hockett takes place the latter
part of the month, was the inspiration
for q delightful dinner given FRIDAY
evening by Mrs. A. J. Fraser
The house was attractively decorated
throughout with holly and mistletoe'
suggestive of the approaching CHRIST
mas season
In compliment to the honor guest
name the table was adorned with Ill
lies: a vase Of lilies occupying the
central position and bouquets of the
same flower were at each cover as ia
rors The place cards were ornamenteo
with bride and groom figures, IN GAIL
t. handpainted design
Those in attendance were: Misses
Lily Brown, Florence Reed, Marian
Campbell; Messrs- ]. E. Dutcher'
Hunt Winn, Sidney Hockett.
A surprise show" followed the din
ner. a large number of the bride elect $
friends arriving about o'clock. with
beautiful presents. and the surprise
was complete.
Mrs. W. l. Tooley entertained on
Wednesday at a beautifully appointed
luncheon. supplemented with brioge'
in honor of the seasons deoutantes'
Misses Frances Clark, Anne Lee Games
W anda race, Carolyh II oS me- ANoN'A
Curdy.
pink was the predominating color
motif in the decorations.
The center of the table held crys-
tai basket filled with pisk carnations,
and the light dome above was COM
pletely covered with the same dainty
flower and ferns
Before entering the dining ROOM
each guest was presented with a hunt
fad in, mir
bered, to assist in locating her place
at the table, the hand painted place
cards being numbered to correspond
with the horns
The color effect of pink was further
emphasized in the delightful seven
course luncheon.
In the bridge games the fortunate
prize winners were Miss Wanda Face
and Miss Dorothy Kinney.
Mrs Josephine n. Morfit assisted
the hostess in entertaining the guests.
who were: Misses Frances Clark, Anne
Lee Gaines, Wanda Race, Ruth Nc
Curdy. Carolyn Payne. Dorothy kinney,
Kathleen MyIes, Ethel White, Aileen
Hague, Katherine Coles. Agnes Eadie;
Pfaff, ]. R. Enlow-
The members of the Toltec club en-
tertained their wives and sweethearts
very delightfully."- on Thursday evening
at the club.
A number Of informal dinner parties
were enjoyed in the club cafe, and were
followed by bridge and dancing
AT one table were Mr. and Mrs j. A.
Happier, Mr. and Mrs J. F., Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Latta, Mr. and
Mrs T. 7. White and Mr.. and Mrs A
p Coles.
In another dinner party were: Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Feldman, Mr.. and Mrs
Winchester Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs H S.
Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Sauer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Coles and Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Coles formed party
At another table were: Mrs j. II.
Nations, Mrs Josephine N Morfit ana
Mr. Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sachs enter
tanned a few of their relatives and
friends on Monday evening at a
O'Clock dinner, it being their 10th we'd
ding anniversary
bearing the name greeted each par
ticipant Hanging from the chandelier
was an immense imprpvised reflector
made of tin strips, from which tinsel
and holly was festooned to the corners
of the room
After dinner, guessing game was
enjoyed, Mrs Francis and Mr. White
taking the honors. Those present
were: Mr. and Mesdames Frank Pow
ers. j. P O'Connor, 7. r Francis,
Tom White. Horace Blum, l. J. Ayers.
Mrs. NJ c. Hardin, Margaret O'Con-
nor and Lucille and Frances Ayers