El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
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Monday evening the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Phil Hickman, III East Rio
Grande, was the scene of party given
in honor of their daughter, Cora's.
birthday anniversary. The young peo-
pie gathered on the wide veranda I'M
der the glow of many pretty Japanese
lanterns which decorated the gallery,
and whiled the time away with cards
and contests The prizes. a sterling tie
clasp and novelty pin holder. peins
awarded Miss Lillian Buchoz and Oliver
Carr.
Later In the evening refreshments
were served in the dining room, fea-
ture of which was the birthday cake
decorated with candles. The favors and
score cards were hand painted. the
, work Of the hostesSes's younger sister.
Those enjoying the evening were:
The Misses Buchoz and fuller. the
hostess and three sisters; Messrs. Car
penter, Tyler, Carr, Fisher, Donaldson
and Schroeder.
The hostess was the recipient OF sew
eral pretty remembrances from her
friends.
Judge George w. Belk was given a
postal shower Sunday by his friends
of Trinity NJ. E. church, in celebration
Of the S6th anniversary of his birth.
Judge Belk was also rendered a sur
prise picnic by a. number OF his
friends on Sunday at Washington park.
pleasant surprise was given on
Monday evening complimentary TO the
Misses Alma Cary, and Matte Hendrie,
of Houston, who are the guests OF
Miss Matte Hoover. The young women
were invited out to dinner. and upon
their return found the house filled with
their friends.
The early part of the evening was
spent in playing hearts, and followed
by dancing and music. Punch. ices and
cake were served.
The party included: Misses Ruth
Forsythe, Vera, Ballard. Camille Kib-
Ter, Katie Mae Collier, Treva Hewitt
Essie Warren, Nell Ruth Arnett, Grace
Taylor, Matte Hoover, Mary Weeks
Messrs Charles Jenkins, Everett
Long, Frank Snyder, Damon Lee. Willie
Lee. Leon Forsyth. Adolph Buchoz,
Frank Roberts, William Stanseii, Dan
Kenan. John Burk.
Little Gladys Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Miller, entertained
number of her friends on Tuesday aft
ernoon in observance OF the 10th an
niyersary of her birth.
The small guests all wore indian
costumes, feather headgear and war
paint. and as diversions for the after
noon. various indian games and sport
were provided. Refreshments were
served On the lawn where Navajo rugs
were spread in typical indian style.
Mrs. r. G. Alves assisted Mrs. Miller
in entertaining the guests, who were:
Leila Russell, Norman Hamilton, Mary
Magoffin, Margaret and Katherine
Hamilton, Frances Williams Elvina
orndorff. Bertram and Kathrine Orn-
dorff, Owen Vineyard.
Miss May e Campbell will entertain
the graduates OF the high school who
are going away to attend college in the
fall. on next Tuesday evening at a JAP
anese garden party.
Miss Byra Abbott will entertain
number of friends on Thursday even
She will be assisted by Mrs. w. E.
Clark and Miss Alice Buckley.
Mrs. B. NJ Worsham entertained to-
day with luncheon complimentary to
Miss Awtrey Krausse, Of Houston, the
guest of Miss Edith Perrenot.
Mrs. Walter Christie will entertain I;
very informally at bridge on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs.O. c. Ellison very pleasantly en-
teftained the members of the Shaks- |
pere Reading club yesterday afternoon
at her bungalow home in Highland
park.
The afternoon was spent In CONVEX
sation, and dainty refreshments of ices |
and cake We're served
number Of the members are out of |
the city but those in attendance were:
Mrs. He'll Hale. Mrs. Guiterman, Mrs. |
w. A. Hogarth, Mrs. C. H. Campbell, |
Mrs. J. L. Dwyer, Mrs W. H william |
son.