El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-12

MacCa1Ium, Mrs. Troxel Mrs. Jam es
Phipps, Miss Stella Phipps. Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Parker, Mrs. Marion Robert
son, Miss Robertson, Mrs. T. A Stiles
Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Cary, Mr.. and Mrs
H NJ Andreas, Miss Macintosh. ]. c.
Wilmarth. w. H. 0Neill.
A surprise party was given in honor
of Miss Margaret Alburta by a num-
Der of her friends on "Wednesday
evening at her home on Montana
street.
The time was pleasantly spent IN
dancing and music, and refreshments
of ices and cake were served
The party included: Misses Stella
Brick, Mary Leighton, Mary Nations,
Emily Kemp, Clara Fink, Estelle Ber-
rien, Sara Jarrett, Awtrey Krausse,
Blanche Davis, Alma Morrison. Marion
Bowden. Bessie Hoover, Polly Bryan,
Marion Young, Edith Perrcnot
Leon Roman. Norman Morrison, Wen
dell Kuhn. Ignatius Berrien, Earl Wei
siger. Arthur Hawkinson. Switzler
Turner, Jim Forest, Nelson Rice, Ran
dell Kilburn, Roy Pickens. Robert Null
lin, Adkins Bowden, Robert Hoover,
Paul Nafe. Austin Perrenot Russell
Turner, Joe Worsham, Fred Priest,
Clarence Rand. Earl league, Frank
Ross.
On the evening of Wednesday, Aug.
9, a surprise party was given in honor
Of Miss Katherine Fitzgerald at her
home, 1401 San Antonio street Music,
games and dancing contributed to the
enjoyment of the evening. and refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and lemon
ade were served.
bo v0fJnr npOrifo T1raSpnf were chan
eroned by Mrs. ]. D. Fletcher.
Those present were: Misses Katie
Mulcahy, Nellie Mulcahy, Julia Lima
han, Grace Gray, Donna Truesdell, Kit
tie Burckell, Lillian Booth, Anna
Staudt, Alice Paschal Evelyn Bevens,
Ida Currey, Edith Hailes, Mary Price.
Margaret Martin, Mary Martin, Mary
Clifford, Agnes Lynch, Lieia Malone,
Mary Lane, Gertrude Staudt, Winnie
Fitzgerald, May Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Fletcher
Lyons, Roy Herd, Brown Paschal, Jack
Borlen, John Paschal, James German.
Ernest Malone, Frank Durack, Bernard
Lynch. Leonard Butchofsky, Ed Bar
rett, Jerry Price Teddy W. Thatcher,
Morris Jones, John Fitzgerald, jr.
A garden party of unusual interest
and pleasure was given Wednesda,
evening at the home of Mrs. Alice
Thompson. A chalk talk" by Rev. NJ
Hanson, on 1.-The Provincial Peasant
Life of Russia" was graphic and HUI
morous account of the lives Of these
people, as seen by the traveller who
visits ArchangeL The squalor, super
stition, fear of the law, and peculi-
arities of the customs regulations,
were especially emphasized, also the
mental position of the Industrious,
thrifty women, who, the speaker said,
also found time to do many kinds OF
fine needle work, which has caused
them to be ranked with the finest nee
die women to be found.
Mrs A. P Thompson recited a name
rhyme" poem containing countless un-
pronounceable names in Russian. Ger
man, French and Chinese-English. She
received hearty applause.
Mrs Jorn gave Eugene F1elds's See
ing Things at Night" most c1everly.
Refreshments of oranSeade and
home made cake were enjoyed.
The guests were greatly interested
in a group of rare old canvasses done
in oil, recently brought from the Casas
Grandes district by professor ELS
worth The pictures are unquestion-
ably ancient as the condition OF the
canvas, subjects treated, and texture
of work testify.
Come to the AngeIus Cafe for a good
Sunday dinner.
@Peach sherbet- just what you want.