El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-04

at $50 p. m Following the ceremo-
MES musical program viii be given.
luncheon viii be served and a dance
VIII follow in the Fraternal Brother
hood hall, Oregon and Overland streets.
Friends Of the lodge are being invited.
One Of the beautiful parties of the
yUletide season was the dance and din
ner given Monday evening by Mrs. T..
n Wingo. celebrating the fourteenth
birthday anniversary of her daughter,
Grace
Green and red was the color effect
emphasized IN the decorations, and de-
veloped with quantities OF holly, mis-
tletoe and bells. Brass candelabra
placed about the apartments and hold
ing red tapers added to the brilliant
and pleasing effect
An attractive feature Of the decora-
tons was the japanese festooning,
draped from chandeliers to corners Of
the rooms. and hung with many flags
of the different nations.
IN one corner Of the room stood q
beautiful Christmas tree glittering with
ornaments, tapers and red bells.
Holly and Oregon grapes were scat
tered over the refreshment table in
graceful profusion. the punch bowl oc-
eupying the central position.
Japanese pop crackers were at each
cover as favors. and caused the young
people much merriment.
Dancing was the enjoyable diversion
of the evening, the dainty program ST
16 numbers bearing the young hostess
initials in gold.
At 1880 a special car was provided
to take the young guests home. who
were: Misses Mathild Baldwin, Mary
Nations. Maurine Bailey, Irene Laugh
lin, Elizabeth Stevens, Marguerite Ca
pies, Ann Magoffin. Mineta Henning
Leora Connor, Elizabeth Gordon, Eula-
dine Gordon. Maggie Davis, Jennie May
Davis. Sara Bridgers, Blanche Davis.
Irma Davis. Alice Robertson, Reba FL
lott. Pansy Biggs; Carl Upton. Jesse
Payne. Russell Turner, Spencer Darby
shire, Ben Catlin. Hicks Tooley, Davis
Hughes, Joe Magoffin. David Robert
son. Euin Robertson. Bernard Rich
mond, Guy Hammett Davis. Henry But
Ter. Orban Walker. Kent Eeffron, VIII
liam Race, James Dick.
Mrs. R. Bahnert of the Green Tree
hotel entertained New. Years eve with
a dancing party. About % couples were
present After the dancing, refresh
rnents were served. At u o'clock the
OLD fashioned German ~Bleigizen" was
served and was greatly enjoyed by all
Miss Dardle Parsons entertained
number Of friends at a dance and
watch party New Years eve, in honor
of Sam B1ackman. OF Deming, N NJ
Musical numbers. dancing and refresh
ments made up the entertainment of
the evening Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. N. L. Means. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Gum. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Eur
rows, Miss Satterlee. masters Harold
Johnson and Elgin Means
One Of the most successful and en-
joyable entertainments Of the week
at the Elks' club. when the members of
the club and their friends danced the
old year out and the new year in
The decorations were very elaborate
and the whole scene most alluring- The
wall space Of the ball room was com
pletely covered with evergreens and
southern smilax and ported plants,
ferns and palms were gracefully
grouped about, giving a most pleasing
effect.
The ball was opened with the grand
march, led by judge and Mrs. J. U.
Sweeney, and the dancing was kept up
until midnight when the stroke of the
clock was the signal for the blowing
OF horns, shooting Of fireworks and a
general noisy time A delicious supper
was served in the dining room, where
the decorative scheme was also carried
out in green, with palms and ferns.
The committees in charge Of the ball
were. Arrangement committee Y.
Ellis. H z. Christie, Jake kaufman.
Reception committee. E. Kelly,
Edward KneezelI. Charles Marshall
Floor committee-CIyde Holmes,