El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-30
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Miss Elizabeth Marks. very pleasant
ly entertained number of her friends
Monday evening at a farewell dance
at the home Of Mrs. F. H. Bigelow
Miss Marks leaves September 1 to en-
ter college at Denton, Texas.
Three large rooms were thrown to-
gether for the dancing, and attractively
decorated with a profusion of fall flow
ers
The porch was transformed into re-
ception room with rugs. easy chairs
and touches. where the merry party re-
tired between dances.
Mrs. Orion L. Walker served at the
punch bowl and the Misses Edwina
and Julia Bigelow also assisted in
serving. Refreshments followed the
dancing.
Those present were: Misses Inez
Barnes. Virginia Barnes, Helen O'Shea,
Ruth Atterbury, Marion Bowden, Lou
Use Mckinney, Marion Young, Ollie Ba-
lez Lillian Buchoz, Bessie Hoover,
Matte Hoover, jamie Lee Willis, Wan
da Gibson. Esther Gibson, Ruby Hill,
Genevfe Anderson, Edwina Bigelow,
Julia Bigelow; Messrs. John Fisher,
George Freeman, DR.. John Sweeney,
Henry Freeman, John Mass, Ralph Da-
Wis, Frank Davis. Abe Bargman. Damon
Lee, Robert Hoover, Steve LeGros. Jack
Roman, ]. Shelton. Allen Shirley, Lese
Hill, Wilson Raum, Spencer Darbyshire,
Eslinger. William Race, Homer Davis,
Elgie Means.
Monday evening a number of young
people enjoyed a horseback ride down
the county road. Those in the party
were the Misses Phyllis and Cora Eick-
man, Marie fuller; Messrs Ellwood
and C. Carpenter and ]. S. Tyler.
The Omega Phi held a business meet
ing Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Edith Perrenot After the busi-
ness session lawn tennis was enjoyed.
followed by refreshments of ices and
cake.
DR.. Ida Bishop will be the hostess
for the Silent Twelve club tomorrow
afternoon at her home.
Miss Lydia Happier celebrated her
10th birthday anniversary at her home,
81 Magoffin avenue, on Tuesday even
ing. Those present were: Louise Beach
James Burgess. Marguerite Neff, Mary
Harper, Ethel Irene Howe. The room
and table were decorated in pink and
green, the chandeliers in roses and
tinsel. The birthday cake was very
pretty. After refreshments were
served games and other amusenAsnts
were INDUCED in until late in the even
ing.
Miss Judyn Hague was the hostess
afternoon" on Friday. Miss Margaret
br hoc oh inc
added much TO the pleasure of the oc-
casion with several solos. The guests
were: Misses Henrietta Buckler, Sara
Cobb, Margaret Glenn, Irene Essinger,
Marguerite Herman, Helen Tongue
mare, Julia Coldwell, Rena Coldwell
Mrs ]. E. Rhein will entertain
Thursday evening complimentary to
Miss Lauramaud Fink and Miss Lillian
Lockwood.
The largest crowd Of the season at
tended the week end dance at the
Country club Saturday evening, includ-
ing visitors and out Of town members
as well as FL Pasoans.
The Sunday evening concert, which
has been feature of the Country club
entertainment curing the SuI1lHicIs w as
well attended and many dinner. parties
were given The concert will be given
next Sunday as usual
The Kappa Kappa dancing club en-
tertained with another of its delightful
dances on Thursday evening in the
pavilion at Washington park The
party was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
and Mrs H. E. Brown. The guests
were: Misses Beulah Brown, Stella
Brick, Edith Perrenot. Awtrey Krausse,
| Marion Young, Nell Hartman, Mar
garet Alberta, Lucille Rogers, Zoetta
Robinson, Gladys McDougal; Messrs.
Robert Hoover, Adkins Bowden. Fred
Priest, Denden Kuhn, Wayne Cheno-
weth, Frank Roberts. Leon Roman, Ed.
Ashley.
Irwin Reginald Clary gave birthday
| dinner to a few of his friends Sunday
at noon, at his home on Wyoming
street
A large white birthday cake with
| nine white and gold candles occupied