El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
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The members of the Toltec club will
give a Christmas entertainment on
Thursday evening.
Mrs w. r. Brown will keep open
house very informally on New Years
day from to o'clock.
Allen Rodes, George Mansfield,
II. B. Harding, Warrington and Ram
sey will keep open house on New Years
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. E. c.
French. Several of the society girls
have been invited to assist in receiving.
The Country club observed Christmas
day by keeping open house, and the
beautiful club rooms were thronged
with callers throughout the day.
The club house was deliberately dec
GRATED with Christmas bells garlands
of mistletoe and the holly and ever
green Indispensable at this season
Eggnog was served during the after
noon, and the Fort Bliss band furnish
ed the music, adding much to the. pleas
ure of the occasion
The brilliant event of the week end
will be the masque ball to be given
by the Ell PasO Social club.
Many beautiful costumes will be
worn, and the affair is looked forward
to with much interest.
Mis- Mary Leighton entertained Mon
day evening with a charmingly infor-
NAL dance. complimentary to Miss Ma
bel OConnor, who is at home from ST
Mary's college at South Bend, Ind, to
spend the holidays.
The leighton homo was attra ctiye1v
decorated with holly. mistletoe and red
Christmas bells, suggestive of the sea-
SON.
Delightful refreshments were served
and a general good time enjoyed by the
young people.
The Country club entertained with a
delightful dance on Christmas eve.
when the attendance was unusually
large.
The club was deliberately decorated
in holiday effects. punch was served
during the evening. and general jolli-
fication and good time was enjoyed by
club members and their guests
The regular Saturday evening dance
at the Country club will not be given as
usual this week, because of counter
attractions in the city
One of the most charming affairs of
the holiday season was the dance Civ
en- last evening by Mrs. w. ". Turney,
complimentary to the debutantes. Miss
es Anne Lee Gaines. Frances Clark.
Wanda Race and Carolyn Payne, and
three of the visiting girls, Misses Eliza
beth Barton, lga Womack and Virginia
Semple.
Cut flowers in beautiful profusion
tractive Turney home, adding to the
scene their natural loneliness
After the dance a delicious salad
course. followed by the ice course. was
served to the guests, who We're: Misses
Maud Austin, Kate Adams, Elizabeth
Barton, Henrietta Buckler. Edaline
Belk, Josephine Clardy. Margaret Chris
tan. Katharine Coles, Jane Christie,
Frances Clark, Sue Crombie. Bess Don
ahue. jamie Ellis. Anna Grace Ellis,
Gertrude Ellis. Agnes Eadie Mabel Fall
vey, Jewett Fall Anne Lee Gaines. Mon
lea Gallagher, Ann Hughes. Frances
Hughes. Fannie Henning. Halle Irwin.
Alma Jones, Mamie Lakeland. Laurie,
Kathleen Myles.. ISABEL Martin, Ruth
MCurdy. Kathleen McCollum, Walker
Mcclellan. Carolyn PAYNE, Bertha Poole.
Mary Poole. Julia Poole. Nell Pollard
Wanda Race. Carrie Race. Virginia
Semple, Anna Shelton. Irene Stevens.
Mamie Sexton. Ann Thurmond. Martha
Thurmond. Ethel Wall, Ethel White,
Leigh White Lee Walton. Olga Wom-
ack. Lucy Werney::' Mesdames Ysabel
Flato. Josephine Morfit, Leila Moore
Lula Montgomery. Marguerite Steven
son. Linnie Walcott. Mary Wilson:
Messrs- Walter Arnold. Ira Berry, c. A.
Beers, c. P. Brown, Fay Brabson, c. n.
Bassett Herbert Buckler, Ballard Cold
well. Mansfield Christie, Roy Coles. z.
L. Christian. Lee Davis. Rritton Davis.
Wallace Browning. ]. 1. Edwards. w II.
Fryer, Geo. d. Flory. Eugene Fox, c. B
Feagan, Walter Falvey, Henry Fletcher,
VIII Fraser, Francis Gallagher. Frank
Gates. Herbert Hunter, Robt. Holiday.
Henry Hamilton, Ralph Henderson.
Paul p Hammett. Frank Hughes, MGu
ry Kemp. Page Kemp, ]. B. Fitzpatrick.