El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-17

D. Park, Sidney Eockett, Lee Sirmans.
Leon Sherman. Vardy Pickett, Curtis
beaudett, Clarence Boren, Geo. Beau
dett, Prof r. F. Davis. Eloi Beaudett.
Misses Ada Beaudett, Luisa Fegan.
Alice Boren. Stella Mahoney, Kathryn
Helsler. Opal Allison, Lily Brown, Ina
Painateer and Minnie Heisler.
The picnic to have been given the
children Of the city Monday afternoon
was postponed till Thursday afternoon
at the same hour.
A delightful children's affair of last
week was the birthday party of Miss
Mary Clifford, on Friday afternoon.
given by her mother. Mrs T E Cliff
ford. in honor of her 18th anniversary,
at her beautiful home on Rio Grande
street.
Many gifts were received by the
little hostess. Delicious refreshments
were served, which they all enjoyed
most heartily.
Mrs. Clifford was assisted by Mrs.
George Coles, who presented the little
hostess with a beautiful cake. deco
rated with icing and candies and u
candles.
Those present were: Alleni Griffith,
Helen Cassidy, Ruth Shannon. Mar
garet Moore, Cora - Ferguson May
ford. Josephine Clifford; Master James
Clifford.
On Thursday evening Miss Irma
Kuhn entertained informally in honor
of William Scruggs, from Memphis,
Tenn. Assisting Miss Kuhn in enter
tanning were Mesdames r. V. Pearson
and H ". Cole. Part of the evening
was spent in interesting games ana
cards, after which dancing was en-
joyed by the merry party. Later in the
evening refreshments finished a very
delightful time.
Those present. besides the guest Of
honor. were: Misses Mayme Clark
Lily Mae Clark. Ilah Davis. Ada Davis,
Gladys King Stella Lattner. Sue Latt-
ner. Gertrude leighton. Mary Leigh
ton, Marie Schwartz, Rhena Shea. Lou
Use Sanburn. Lurline Wilkison, Oneta
WiIkison and Marion Young; Messrs.
Nelson Rice, Ernest Hester. Van A.
Dyer. Chas Drainer. Wilkinson, John
Stevenson. Junfus Hawkins. John Lo-
retz, Lawrence Baldwin. Val Henry,
Wendell Kuhn. Ansley, Alex Wallace,
and Rob Hoover
Miss Nellie Pettigrew entertained
charming1y in honor of her cousin. Miss
Annie Hurl Mulkey, of Nashville, Ark
The evening was please ntly spent with
games and music. In the advertising
contest Mrs D. ]. Cooke won the first
prize while Leon Roman won the con-
ISOLATION prize. Miss Hazel Harvey won
the prize for the best joke. At a late
hour ices and cakes were served.
Those who enjoyed the evening were:
Misses Annie Hurl Mulkey, Helen
O'Shea, Nellie Hannay, Marguerite and
Dorothy Bennett, Hazel Harvey. Rosa
lie and Nellie Pettigrew. Mary and Ed
ma Duden; Leon Roman. Carlisle Petit
grew. John Fisher, Charley SCHNEIDER,
Kimbel Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. D. j.
Cooke.
A unique and enjoyable affair was
the social given by Miss Florence Reed,
Tuesday night for the Westminster
Presbyterian EndeavOr society. The
parlors and hall were beautified with
quantities Of tea roses. bride roses and
palms The large veranda was lighted
with the soft glow of many Chinese
lanterns, while palms and potted plants
made 1t an ideal place for summer
party. Tables were placed on the porch,
and here the game of Travel was
played, the journey being from Ell PasO
to Los Angeles. Miss Marie Cawley
won the first prize for being the best
traveller a rubber lined travelling case.
The consolation fell to Miss Iverson,
tiny suitcase filled with crackerjack.
Each guest carried off as a souvenir of
their travelling ability as shown at the
game q small suitcase, the number of
games won being marked by a baggage
check. Further pleasure of the evening
was given by Theodore Forester, whose
violin solos were enjoyed. Delicious re-
freshments were served. About 40
guests were present.