El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-21
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Gladys Leona Wright recently en-
tertained at a delightful party in cell
ebration of the twelfth anniversary
of her birth. The merry party OF lit
tie folks were entertained at the Hap
py Hour theater, and upon returning
home were treated to a feast of fruit,
ice cream, cake and lemonade.
The little hostess received a large
number of beautiful presents from her
guests, who were: Walter Vance,
Willie Fitchet, Eddie B. Bauman,
Fred Kinchenoe, Ruth c. Wright Lou
Use AmahOr Gertrude Strandt, Lille
Fitchet, Jessie Darrach. Luella Stan
sci, Irene, Irwin, Hazel Kinney, Fay
Farnsworth, May Belle Beathea, Eth
ell Billiard, Paralee Billiard, Jewel
Paschal, Marguerite Walsh, Anna
Standt and Helen Darrach.
Miss Myra Prater delightfully."- en-
tertained the teachers of the BeaIl
school Saturday evening at her home
on Mesa avenue. Miss Eula Cobb, who
spent the past year abroad, told Of
European travels in a most interesting
way, adding much TO the enjoyment of
the evening.
Little Gertrude Filler. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Filler, was the
charming hostess at an enjoyable par
ty given Saturday afternoon in honor
of the ninth anniversary of her birth.
Merry games were played on the
lawn and a peanut and candy hunt af-
forded much amusement, after which
refreshments were served in the din
ing room, which was decorated for
the occasion.
The little hostess was the recipient
of a number OF pretty gifts from her
many friends.
Elizabeth Woodson, Esther Rice, Lola
Bess Smith, Nellie Smith. Rubie Fuller,
Esther Spohr and Ruth Spohr.
Mrs. P Murray assisted in enter
tanning the children.
The week end dance at the Country
club on Saturday evening was one of
the delightful social events of the
week and was enjoyed by a large
number of the younger social set.
Miss Helen Merrill recently enter
tanned at a delightful party in honor
of the birthday anniversary of her sis
ter. Miss Blanche Merrill. The affair
was a complete surprise to that young
honor guest, who was persuaded TO at
tend the moving picture show, and up
on returning home found her friends
awaiting her.
Games and music made the afternoon
most enjoyable, and ices and cake were
served.
Those present We're the Misses
Blanche Merrill. Bessie Troutman
Kate Cranston, Lizzie Mccormick,
Hazel Taft, Ellie Burns. Angerstefn,
Lucille and Edith Maloney. Mary TIL
ton; Mesdames W. T. Bohlman, Har-
~ Powers and George F. Tnton
Messrs- George Freeman, Harry Kies-
ter, George Steele and Harry Pow
ers.
The formal opening of the handsome
new Toltec club promises to be one Of
the most brilliant events of the sea-
son. The date has not been definitely
decided, but will be early in October
The clerks in the railroad offices Of
the city were the guests of ". Howard
Buck, manager of the freight depart
ment of the PomerOy Transfer company,
on a tallyho ride down the valley Sat
urday night, The Ysleta Inn being the
objective point. Refreshments were
sedved at the inn. Those who compos-
ed the party were: ]. d. Baker, W. NJ.
Friese, r. D. Barnum T. z. Burdy. A.
o. Reading. W. II. Curtis, H. B. Russ,
NJ. B. Webb. L. o. COwan. G. B. Ogden.
r. L. Lee w. H. Cole. Robert Manning,
H Swanson and w Howard Buck.