El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
CHILDREN's PARTIES.
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Little Florence Brady, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brady, recently
entertained a number of her little
friends at patio party in honor OF
her seventh birthday anniversary.
Many rugs were spread upon the pa
ito among the trees, flowers and plants,
and here the refreshment table. with
its good things to eat, was set In the
center Of the table vas an immense
box Stimulating a birthday cake, which
held attractive souvenirs for eacf
guest. Pink and white was the color
scheme chosen for the decorations and
the refreshments. Fruit punch was
served during the afternoon with Miss
Elizabeth Kelly at the bowl.
The afternoon was spent by the small
guests in games and dancing. Those
present were: Elizabeth and Mary
Kelly, Henrietta and Ruby Jacobs. Luz
ellie Ayers, Ann and Charlie Kelly.
Jane Eyster, Isabel Pomeroy, Marion
Howe, Jane Burgess, Dorothy Davis.
Marmaduke Lander, Eddie Hall, Mary
Pitman. Park Pitman. jr., Fred Ehler,
Albert Silberberg. Amiel Silberberg,
Jerome Lapowski.
The Misses Amy and Katie Hitch
cock entertained a number of their
the home of their aunt, Mrs. J. n. San
burn.
A peanut stabbing game" was one
Of the features of the evenings en-
tertainment. Miss Helen Brown was
the winner of the girls prize and Dom
aid Hogarth received the prize for the
boys. Dancing. followed by refresh
ments Of ices and cake, terminated the
evening.
Those present were: Misses Nellie
Mae Bowen, Elizabeth Gale. Louise
Leighton. Charlotte, Dorothy and Mar
garet Ormsbee, Frances and Genevive
Parker, Dorothy Williams, Flora Greer,
Helen Brown. Evely Daugherty, Law
mia Kuhn, Margaret Woodside, Don
aid Richards. William Mayfield. Jimmy
Bowen, Edwin Burt. George Glarden.
George Leighton. David Robertson,
Ralph Pateman, Cabel1 Greet, Thomas
Woodside.
Little Roy Elliott son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Elliott, entertained his
little friends Friday afternoon in cele-
bration of his fifth birthday annivers-
airy. Numbers of outdoor games were
played and refreshments were served
from a prettily decorated table A
handsome birthday cake adorned one
of the tables and held five candles,
one for each year Of the little host.
A stag party given Wednesday even
ing by Garland Lyman. at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Soper,
in honor OF Parker dudley, who will
soon leave for his future home, Salt
Lake City, Utah, turned out to be a
genuine surprise party. The boys had
taken off their coats and were singing,
playing and enjoying life in general.
when the melody of We're Here Be
cause We're Here" burst from 10
throats. The boys after scramble for
their coats greeted the young women
and the stag party had ended in q sur
prise Orange and black, the High
school colors, was the color scheme
chosen for the decorations. Refresh
ments consisting of salad course and
ices were served.
The guests were: Misses Mary Lewis,
Beulah Brown. Mamie Clark. Alma
Morrison. Katie Stoker, Marguerite
Grace Fleck, Dema Fleck,
Wanda Lyman, Marion Young, Wilma
Elliot, Pauline Bryan, Catherine Cox,
10 Lyman, John Loretz, Henry Robin
son. Earl league, Lawrence Shea, Dave
Whitney Nee. Ernest Ben
ler Norman Morrison, Clarence
Aubrey ShrorK, Parker Dud-
ley, Vernon Lyman. Garland Lyman.