El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-09
+" PARTIES. {
PARTIES,


. = = & = 90 = 8 : 80
A beautiful affair of the week was
the party given Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Hattie Mae Loretz in honor of
Miss Eva Hunter whose engagement
TO Edward P. Rankin was announced
the wedding TO take place October 4.
The brtday colors Of white and green
were chosen for the decorative effects,
refreshments, and in the floral adorn-
ments OF white carnations and ferns.
The afternoon was enJoyably spent
in playing five hundred" and at the
conclusion of the games Miss Frances
Mayfteld was presented with the favor
for the high score, a dainty pincush-
ion hand embroidered in pink. Miss
Jenevie Anderson was awarded the
embroidered in blue, and the honor
guest, Miss Eva Hunter; was present.
ed with beautiful brides book.
joyed. the first course being served in
little suit cases, suggestive of the APP
preaching wedding journey. Attached
to the suit cases were the dainty hand
painted cards bearing the announce
ment of the engagement
Following the luncheon, slips OF pa
per were distributed among the
guests, who were invited to write a
lected and read by Miss Hunter, the
different explanations causing much
merriment.
The hostess was assisted in enter
her guests by her mother. Mrn
The guest list included: Misses Eva
Hunter, Theo Patterson, Florence
Reed, Lucille Daniel. Sue Lattner. Ethel
Brown, Maude Rohmer, Beatrice Nc
Anna Sorenson. Hilda Sorenson. Leona
Black, Marian Campbell, Jenevie An
derson, Frances Mayfield, Sara Cobb,
Afleen Hague, Rena Co1dwell. Katie
Scott, Mrs: George G. Helde. Mrs. Belle
F. Beachel. Mrs. Guy Priest. Mrs. B.
F. Fillmore.
Miss Rachel Harper will entertain
with a reception on Thursday after
tary to her gunest, Miss Maybelle Hood.
OF Chihuahua. Mexico:
The Misses Anne and Martha Thur
mond, daughters of Judge and Mrs. A.
S. Thurmond of this city, are being
much entertained at Victoria and the
different Texas summer resorts, where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends for several months.
The Victoria News contains the fol-
lowing:
Eat the Iroquois club Thursday after
noon, Mrs Martin O'Connor entertained
IS,
Misses Anne and Martha Thurmond, Of
FL Paso. The tables were arranged
In the spacious dance hall. After the
games two course luncheon was
served. During this time the Victoria
orchestra played a program. The
prizes were handsome. The married
ladies' prizes were presented to Mrs.
F E. Huck and Mrs. F. B. Lander. the
first receiving cutglass and silver
fern dish and the latter a handpainted
lemonade pitcher. Miss Eleanor Re-
gan captured high score prize for the
young ladies, silver perfume bottle
while Miss Kate Carroll cut the con-
ISOLATION souvenirsa silver deposit per-
fume bottle. and the honor guests
were each given silver vanity box.
The Misses Thurmond lived in victo-
t tSa until II. several years ears ago; when
have a legion Of friends here"
Mrs. B. NJ. Donaldson, of 1905 North
Oregon street gave a pleasant enter
evening to a number Of young people.
complimentary to Miss Marian Bow
den. who is leaving in few days for
school in Virginia :.
Miss Doris zivley entertained a num-
Der OF her little friends Tuesday af-
ternoon from 8 to o'clock. the event
being the anniversary OF her eighth
birthday.
The house was very prettily deco
rated with carnations and smilax. A
number of games were played by the
little folks, after which refresh
ments were served. consisting of ice
cream and cake, assorted fruits and
Those present were: Doueette Ray
ner, Sue Bette Ferguson. Gladys Ben
ton. Ollie Lee. Allie Myrtle Written.
Katherine White. Margaret Sanders
Miss Dorothy vol1ertson entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
18th birthday anniversary
The home was decorated with au-
tumn leaves and cut flowers. and
games and music were pleasant fea-
lures Of the afternoons entertainment
Pink and white were the dainty colors
carried out In the ices, cake and cam
dies.
The guests were: Jean Gilchrist, Sa-
die Aldridge, Jane Burgess, Marion
Howe. c. Lucille Carpenter, Sophie
Krupp. Eylene Vowel Jane Eyster.
Marion Putnam, Della Porter, Ruth
Porter, Mildred Lindauer. .Vanetta Lin
dauer Elsie a Goodman Go9Ss M ART Go9d;
Aldridge. Henry Cline, Leslie Follett.
rell Putnam, Arthur Fullan. Robbie
Thompson.
Miss Florence Reed will entertain on
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Eva Hunter, and Miss Lorena Holt
Mrs. Olaf c. Ellison entertained on
" Wednesday evening at another of her
delightful moonlight" musicals, given |
1t her home in Highland Park.
Those taking part in the informal /!
program were: Mrs. Henry s. Cause |
brook, recent arrival in the city from |
Boston, who is possessed of an exquis- !
te highly cultivated dramatic soprano [
'oice, and who stood high in musical 1
ircles of Boston.
A. F. Sewers gave several piano Sc /
ections. Miss Chrysta Hogarth and !
Margaret Schuster also added to the /
'leasure of the evening with instru- /
mental and vocal selections.
The guests were: Mai and Mrs. Bar
ey. Mr.: and Mrs. Henry S. Causebrook,
1r. and Mrs. w. A. Hogarth, Mr.. and
frs A. F. SEWERS. Mrs M. P. Schuster, i
Kisses Chrysta Hognrth and Margaret |
cluster.
The Rambler club, consisting of
Kisses Agnes Donehue, Julia Kelly,
luby Hill, Hazel Johnson, Dorothy |
Waugh, Nellie Spellicy, Helen Kelly, |
Entertained the following boy friends:
,gle Strickland. Lee Nichols, Charles
Jimmie Gallagher, Emery
,oler. Claude Toler and Theodore
Verley, at picnic spread at Wash
nFton park Monday.
Bowling and boatriding were the
of the evening. Each par