El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-20
Parties

Mrs. C. c. Crews. and members Of
her Sunday school class entertained
number Of their friends at a masquer-
ade party, on Friday evening at Ken
drich hall in honor Of Miss Amv Hitch
ems. who leaves soon for Chihuahua
Mexico. The evening was spent in
dancing. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Crews, who was assisted by Miss
Louise swearington.
Q The hostesses were: Misses Nellie
Mae Bauen, Julia and Frances Earle,
Ruth Gordon, Robbi Stewart e.
leen Thompson and Mary TIton.
The invited guests were: Misses
Beatrice Stiles Lima ro5 PaTAgF'
Frankenberger Dorothy Long, Anita
Meatze and Essie Darbyshire. Messrs.
Guy Davis, Jessie Payne, Ornand Walk
eF, Russell Turner, Fariss himDell'
Ralph Pateman. Homer Davis, Jack
Knight Harold CoIdwelI, Alfred Woods,
George Freeman, Kenneth Mac Callum,
Lee Crews and A. Moss. Mrs. crews
Mrs BiglOWe and Mrs. Gordon
Mr.. and Mrs. WerdOn leave Monday
for their home in Palomas' New Mex
Mrs. c. E. Kelly was the hostess the
past week at four entertainments at
moons, Wednesday, Thursday and sat
urday, being devoted to bridge ana
Friday afternoon was a tea.
Chrysanthemums were used through
out the house as decorations.
Mrs Kelly was assisted in receiving
and serving on Wednesday by Misses
Monica Gallagher and Mary Redmond
and the hOsteSS's little daughter, Ell
zabeth, Mary. Anne and Charlie Kelly.
At the conclusion OF the games, at
which Mrs. Fred Woodwork received
the first prize, Mrs. Gerber, second and
Mrs. c. z. Kellogg, OF Clint, the cOnso-
latiOn. A salad course was served
On Thursday Mrs Fred Woodwork
and Misses Enid and Marion A1nSa as
son received first prize at cards, Mrs.
W. L. Brown, the second, and Miss LO-
gan the consolation.
Friday afternoon a reception and tea
was given. Mrs. Slough rendered sew
eral vocal solos
Those assisting IN receiving and en-
tertaining were:\ AIesdames ] W.
Brady. J. E. Bowen. Winston Pettus,
Prater, Josephine WOoten, Holland
Sharp Nellie Mae Bowen, Charlie Post,
Roselle and Geraldine Ainsa.
Saturday was again given to bridge
the winners being Miss Regina Schus-
ter, first; Miss Maize Cole, second, and
Mrs COngdOn, consolation Miss Nellie
Mae Bowen rendered piano solos
Mrs Kelly had assisting her on this
last afternoon in entertaining by Mes
danes Frank ". Lynch, ". PettuS. 5. h
Runkle and Misses Monica Gallagher,
Valera Long and Patricia Ainsa.
Miss May z. Campbell gave a buncO
party on Friday evening at her home,
1912 North Kansas street. She was as
sisted by her sister, Miss Flora Camp
bell Refreshments of q hot chocolate,
fruit candy and sandwiches were
Those present were: Misses Isabelle
Valentine, Bernita Thomas, Eleanor
Wright, Rena Shea, Flora and May
Campbell; Messrs. Lamar Thomas, Stan
ley Shea. Walter POnsfOrd, Dick Gar
ling, R. Jackson.
Mrs. W. H. F. Judd entertained the
Sunshine Workers on Friday evening
at her. home, 901 Epson avenue. The
affair was in the nature Of laundry
exchange, followed by musical pro-
gram.
The clothes were hung on clothes
linesN which were stretched from the
was decorated with yellow chrysan-
Jhemums. Mrs. Judd was assisted by
Mesdames J. J. Pearce. Clyde Holmes, !
W J. Cox Bruce Section; Misses Della /
lit. Katie SIoker and A. KKirkpatriclS- /
The following musical and literary
program was given:
= Song, "springtime" CElkins). Mrs. H.
Reading. Miss Mary Weeks.
Trio, "ShOogy-Shoo." Miss Grace May
hew, Mesdames ]. H. Mengel II. S.
Campbell and J, J. Pearce.
Recitation, Miss Mary Weeks.
Chinese prayer song, Mrs. II. S.
Reading. MY Ships" Mrs. n. 2. Gro
zier.
Song, Miss W. Mcclellan.
Mrs A. NJ LOOMS and Mrs. NJ. L [
LOOMS returned home Saturday after
spending the last six months abroad