El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-08
Social Clubs and Other
Org nizations Have Dances

On Wednesday evening the. Terpsi-
chorean club entertained at a delightful
dance at the Elks' home.
This was the third of the series that
viii be given this winter, and was a
most successful and enjoyable affair.
The ballroom was decorated in holiday
effects, and punch was served at inter-
walls. The Country club orchestra fur
nished the music for Jne gay dancers,
who were:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Platt. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Fillmore, Misses Martha
Thurmond, Alice Mills. jamie Lindsey
Perkey. Lillian Lindsey, Brickhurst,
Pauline Sprinz, Lucille Pierce, Lillian
Crawford. Florence Fegan. Laura Maud
Fink, Borne Perry, Anderson. Hattie
May Loretz, Messrs- Hugh Dunn, Jack
Sorrele, Arthur Schuster, W. Davis,
Singleton Hayes, Sinclair, Clifford.
Doak, Peterson, Hatton. McCandless,
Maurice Mason, Mayfield.
Thursday evening a most delightful
meeting of st. Clements Social club
was held in the parish house adjoin-
ing the Episcopal church. Several
amusing games were played during the
early part OF the evening, among them,
a game in which the prize was awarded
Miss Florence Fegan, for making the
largest number of words out Of the
word symphony" Later. the guests
assembled IN the large Sunday School
hall where the following musical pro-
gram was rendered under the direction
of Miss Esther Darbyshire.
Vocal solo-"The QuestY; Mrs Will
lam Wyatt Evans. Accompanied by
Miss Esther Darbvshire
Piano solo-"Sonata," by Beethoven.
DR.. z. c. Prentiss.
Reading-"An Old Sweetheart of
Nine; Mrs. Hal Christie.
Vocal solo-"The Stein Song" Ken
meth w. MacCallum.
Male quartet-'Massa's in the Cold.
Cold Ground; Sweet and Low"
Messrs- MacCallum, Ball, McCracken
and Taylor.
Following this program, delicious re-
freshments OF salad. sandwiches and
coffee were served by Miss Fegan. and
the members OF her committee. Among
those present were: Misses Esther
Darbyshire, Maize Cole. Nellie Leighton,
Pearl Berkey. Luisa Fegan. Louise San
burn, Val Carter, Gertrude Yale, Miss
Mack. Lille Cole. Constance Bateman,
Florence Fegan, Nellie Gaillard, Ethel
Rowe, Marguerite Darbyshire, Mabel
Power, Beatrice Pateman, Adelia Wall Il
work, Ceral Christie; Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Easter. Mr.. and Mrs Hal
Christie, Mrs. W. w. Evans, Mrs. B. F. I
OarPyshire and Mrs. W. D. Greet;
Messrs. Taylor, McCraclen, Ball, Wy (
nan. MacCallum, Smith. Christie, Moss, I
rowle, Berry, Prensiss. Glenn, Wall j
work. Jenkins. Hughes. Leighton, Gill I
.hrist
The most important social event on 4
he calendar for the week is the dance
his evening at the Country club, CIV
n complimentary TO the officers and
heir wives, at Fort Bliss. prior to their
departure early in February for the
philippines.
FL Paso Tent, 10 K. o. T. NJ, will I
install officers next Monday at $3.50 D. (
A., at K of p. hall. Invitations have
cen issued to members and their fam
les. as we'll as to the members of the
Ladies of the Maccabees," and their
scorts. This affair promises to be ons
( the most interesting installations the
laccabees have ever held in FL Paso,
ne committee in charge having made
arrangements to please all. Very little
peaking Will be done. but there will