El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-23
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DINNERS.

Henry G. Mcfarland and Russell 5.
Brooks recently entertained with
delightful 10 course dinner, celebrat-
ing the birthday anniversary of MI
Mcfarland.
The affair occurred at the home OF
Mr. Brooks, 1901 Boulevard, and those
In attendance were: II. H. Miller, >.
A. Vaughn and w r. Schultz
The deliberately appointed table held
a vase Of vari-colored chrysanthe-
NUNS as the central decoration
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan gave
dinner at the Harvey house Monday
evening at o'clock Covers were laid
for 10 guests and the color scheme
was yellow.
A dinner will be given on THURSDAY
evening at the Country club.
Lieuts. T. W Brabason. Charles A
THUS. Joseph c. Morrow, J. A. Coles
and H c. Sharpe entertained last
evening at the post with a delightful
dinner. complimentary to the debu-
tantes and their visiting friends.
Capt and Mrs. Thomas f. Schley
were the chaperones, and following
the dinner the other officers and their
wives Joined the party and dancing
was enjoyed.
In addition TO the post people those
in attendance were: Misses Frances
Clark, Anna Lee Gaines, Dorothy Kin
ney, Lillian Newton, Ruth McCurdy.
Mrs. T. NJ Corcoran entertained very
charmingly yesterday afternoon IN
celebration of the eighth birthday an
niversary Of her little daughter, LII
1ian.
Red and white was the attractive
color scheme emphasized, and the deco
rations were carried out in japanese
effect.
The table presented most allurIng
picture. spread with embroidered
japanese centers, and doilies over a
red background
The most observed decoration was
the handsome birthday cake occupy
ing the center of the table, and sur
rounded with white chrysanthemuns-
Eight red candles, one for each year,
adorned the cake, and red shaded can
dies in silver holders were placed
about the table. From the chandeliers
hung numbers of red popcorn oaIls,
suspended by red ribbons Tiny rec
baskets filed with bonbons were at
each cover. and dainty little japanese
fans parasols and lanterns were given
as favors.
Assisting the hostess in entertain
ing the small guests were: Mesdames
William Glasgow, J. F. Williams, j.
A. Harper, ". L. Tooley, George Sauer.
The guests were: Nancy Williams,
Margaret Neff. Laura Latta, Helen
Dunn. Octavia and Harriet Glasgow,
Ned Glasgow, Joe and Mary Magonln,
Kathrine White, Kathrine and Eliza
beth Pfaf. Thomas and Margaret
Woodside Irene Campbell, Josephine
Morft.- Jack Olden, Robert Turner,
Mary Merrill, Jane Burgess, Marian
Howe Irene Ivy, Helen Beaswiger,
Lydia and Mary Happier, Carolyn ana
Mary Sims.
One of the charming social affairs OF
tte week was the luncheon given yes
terdav by Mrs W. H. Austin, In honor
of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas R Ha-
san. of Mexico City
Green and white formed the attrac-
five color scheme. A mound OF "hl'e
cbrvsanthemums occupied the center
of the table and a bouquet OF the same
dover was also at each cover me
Mace cards were in the shape OF .blros,
ana of most attractive design Inc
.reen and white color tones were fur-
f'her acceutuated in the delightful SIX
course luncheon.
The guests were: Misses EtneI
white Ethel Wall, Carolyn Payne
uenrietta. Buckler, Elizabeth Barton
Leigh white Maud Austin, Nell POL
lard Mrs. Guy Priest Mrs. Lulu n
Mrs. James L. MARI, MISS