El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-06
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A charming affair of the week was
the Japanese masquerade party given
by Miss Jennie May Davis on Friday
evening at her home on Montana
street.
The decora lions were developed en-
tirely In Japanese motif, with pro-
fusion Of vari-colored chrysanthemums,
quaint Japanese parasols and fans, and
numbers of lanterns, Illuminating both
the house and porch. A japanese
Christmas tree, was one Of the features
Of the decorati ton, and the gowning OF
the guests in Japanese costumes added
TO the oriental atmosphere. A pretty
hand-painted plate was presented TO
each guest as souvenir of the occa-
sion The dance programs accumulated
the japanese idea, being hand painted
in japanese figures and scenes. The
music was furnished for the dancing
by Mrs. j. G. Kenan aud Capt H E.
Van Surdam.
Those assisting the hostess in re-
ceiving and entertaining the guests
were: Mrs. w. G. Davis, Mrs. Guy Ham,
NETT, Mrs. J. G. Kenan and Miss Josie
Wooten. Prizes were given for the
most attractive costume, the hostess
presented 1t to Miss Virginia Cornwall
for the second choice in costume
David Robertson and Donald Hogarth
drew for the, first prize, and the former
was the fortunate winner.
The guest list included: Misses vir-
ginia Cornwall. Dorcas Payne, Edith
Robertson, Mary Warrington. Alice
Myles, Olive Page, Allene Griffith,
Blanche Schwartz, Maggie Davis, Alys
Robinson, Reba Elliott, Mary Corn
wall, Harriet Fisher Irma Davis, Jo-
sephine Wooten; Mesdanes Guy Ham
NETT, j. G. Kenan:. Messrs. Guy Ham
NETT Davis, Clarence Vaughn Doris
Robinson. Donald Hogarth. George
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Dave Hughes. James Kilburn, James
Davis Erwin Robinson
Miss Marguerite Hall rendered Mrs
James Ridge a surprise party on Friday
evening, in celebration of her birthday
anniversary.
White and gold was the color effect
emphasized in the decorations, and the
tally cards were dainty affairs in
white bearing the hostess monogram
in gold The delightful refreshments
served to develop the color effect
Mrs. s. s. Barbee was the winner
or the first prize, and the consolation
prize was awarded to Mrs. Albert Lo-
rentzen. Miss Wolfe. of St Louis, was
presented with pretty hand-painted
the honor guest. received a handsome
picture from the hostess and a pair of
SILK hose from the Silent Twelve club.
= Those in attendance were: Mesdames
ce~-A4 % 4e4QSSs AlD6TI AOroQCZ6n. Scott
Johnson. Parvin Witte, j. D. Berry.
z. f. Groom, Vardy Tuckett E. M.
Fraser, Charles Fraser, S. S. Nichols.
McSrummen, Greer. J. c. Nee G. L.
HAM, misses Wolfe and Byra Abbott.
stuart 81. Fender entertained a num-
per OF MS little friends at his home,
1907 Magoffin avenue, on Thursday az
ternoon, the occasion being his fifth
birthday anniversary. The afternoon
was. spent playing various games, the
most interesting one being an "anirnaI
hunt" Dozens Of animal Crackers uvera
hidden in the long grass and the one
11ndfng the most animals was present.
e es with a bank in, the shape of a lion.
Inc, prize went to Ernest Fink Pink
lemonade was served during the after
noon and at $50 the guests were ush-
ereo into the darkened dining room.
which was decorated in pink. green
ana White The big white birthday
reflector and each piece was marked
Dy whistle in the shape of some ami
mai Jello in pink and white was
served with whipped cream. Those
present were Ernest Fink, Malcolm
Jarboe, Catherine Phillips, Tinsy phil
lips, Nadine Johnson, Bernhart Rosen-
thai, Dora Tolson, Louise Tolson. Vel
ma Wood, Dorothy Parrish, Jack Par
Tlsh, Hattie Miller, Howard Miller. Joe
Webster, Mercedes Bruce. Stuart Pen
der and Catherine Pender.
MRS. FENDER was assisted in enter
tain1ng by her sister, Miss Leah Hutch
ison, Mrs. w. n. Wood, Mrs c. W. par
r1sh and Mrs. R. P. Johnston.
MISS Violet Aitken will give fare
Wen party on Monday evening cofnpli-
mentary to Miss Mabel O'Connor. who
Is leaving Tuesday to attend school at
Notre Dame, Ind.
Miss Alice May Moulton, 400 South
Genoa street, celebrated her 18th birth
DAY anniversary Monday Those pres
ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. E. Maxon. Mrs
Faust, Mrs. Marvin Faust. Mrs. CaIS-
weH, Mrs. Ralph Rutherford, Miss Nav
roland, Mr.. and Mrs Miller, Catherine
Maxon, Charlotte Faust, Ester Holz-
man, Ruth Holman, Irene Caseana
and Harold Hagerman. Refreshments
were served during the evening and
many games were INDUCED in until a
late hour. q
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