El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-20

or tube roses and green foliage. In the
center rested two large green hearts
that beat as one; above which was sus-
pended large green crepe water
sprinkler, which poured out abundance
| OF green ribbon direct to the place of
the honored guest and was tied around
dainty white parcels These were
opened and passed around the table. A
most complete five course salad and
ice luncheon followed. which also car
rIed the green motive. being the bride
elects favorite color
novel and appropriate contest FOL
lowed, which resulted in Miss Pearl
Swain being awarded first prize and
Mrs, JohnsWoods the consolation.
After the punch bowl was well
drained, each guest wroEe some wish
for the future happiness of their
friend, in heart-shaped wish book
Miss Springer was assisted by Hiss
Gladys Strickland, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sea
mands and Mrs. Springer. The guests
included Miss Lora Se:irlan,is. MISS
Anna Franklin, Miss Floy Lewis, Miss
Lois Smith. Miss Lizzie Hall, Miss
Pearl Swain, Miss Ethel Taylor, Mrs
VIM Graves, Mrs. John Woods ana Mrs
G. p Putnam
Wednesday evening, after a pleasant
ride Mrs. Sidney Hockett returned to
lind her home in possession of her
friends the Rebeecas, who had planned
surprise for her birthday. Varde
Tuckett, whose birthday fell on the
same date, was among the merrymak-
ers' and he was even more surprised
than Mrs. Hockett to find that he was
TO share the hOnors of the evening.
From the chandelier above the table
IN the dining room white ribbons
radiated to the different corners of the
table and were hung with handkerchiefs
for both the fortunate honorees.
birthday cake occupied the place of
honor on the table spread with cluny
centerpiece and doileys. The'cake held
80 candles in green and pink. the num-
Der being the combined ages of Mrs.
Hockett and Mr.. Tuckett, and the eolors
those of the lodge. The cake was ep-
clrcIed with delicate sprays of maiden
hair fern. Sake and sherbet were
served, and the candles each furnished
wish for the happy future of both.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
+. Miller, j. shannon, S. J. Campbell
Charlie Campbell, Lane, A J. Fraser.
Hockett; Mesdames Alice P. Thompson,
Caroline Moffit, N. E. Spaulding. E. NJ
Fraser, Geo. Burdette, J. p McFadyen
A H Bernauer, E. Schoonmaker, Drs
l. l. blShop, Satterlee, Flora and Nellie
SatteTlee; Misses Alice Sorenson. Lily
Brown, Ada Burdette, Stella Mahoney.
Anna Iverson, Blanche Merrill; Sidney
jr.
AT the invitation of Miss Essie Oar
byshire, the girl members of the Epis-
copal choir and a few other intimate
friends gathered at Miss Darbyshire's
home on North Florence street to honor
Miss Nellie Leighton with a linen show
er Each one brought with her a ia
vorite recipe, which we're 20 be made
into a cook book for the future brides
use.
Several interesting games had been
by the hostess, the most
one being a telegram of con-
composed from the word
-congratulation."
At the end of the series of games,
Louisa Leighton, the little sister of the
bride TO be entered, drawing after her
an express wagon which held a most
bride like looking trunk. covered with
" eddlng bells, white ribbon and filled
with the dainty gifts of fine linen AID
elegant buffet luncheon was served ar-
ter all had admired the contents of the
trunk
The house decora atoms of flowers and