El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-12
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One of the delightful social affairs
Of the week was the Easter party
given Friday evening by Mrs. Monroe
Harper at her home on East Rio
Grande street.
In celebration OF the approac ching
Eastertide, a charming color plan Of
yellow and white was developed in the
decorations, with quantities Of Easter
lilies, roses and ferns.
In the dining room the handsomely
appointed table was spread with cluny
and held a beautiful Easter lily as a
central decoration.
The luncheon was served in three
courses and further accumulated the
Easter motif The salad course was
II an orange resting in the petals Of
an Easter lily; chicken croquets were
served in tiny baskets, on the edge Of
which perched fluffy yellow chick.
The baskets were given to the guests
as souvenirs Of the evening. The ice
course followed, also served in the
Easter colors.
Those assisting in the dining room
were: Misses Lauramaud Fink, Ruth
Critchett, Clara Fink and Margaret
Kinnon.
A delightful musical program, in
Guiding vocal and instrumental seIec-
tions, was given by Misses Helen
Cooper, June Riggs. Lauramaud Fink,
Clara Fink; Messrs. ]. E. Rhein and
c. NJ. Gibson Miss Gertrude Ellis
was the accompanist-
The guest list included members of
the Christian Science church and their
friends, who were:
Mr.. and Mrs Gilett Mr.. and Mrs. ].
E. Rhein, Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Wa1work
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Mrs. Herbat Ethridge, Mr. and Mrs.
I. B. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. H c.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Holbrook,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Iserman, Mrs. A. A.
Harris, Mrs. Phil Smith, Mrs. Lucy
Jordon, Mrs. Belle Beachel, Mrs. ]. Y
Robertson, Mrs. Marfeni, Mrs NJ B.
Gleason, Mrs. George Estes, Mrs. J. H.
Hays, Mrs. R. S. Thompson, Mrs. Blan-
ton, Mrs. Broula Hernandez. Mrs. Ida
Polvsdo, Mrs. L. J. Ford, Mrs. A. L.
Ethridge, Mrs. E. B. Lindy, Mrs. Lydia
Davise, Mrs. S. f. Patton, Mrs. Riggs.
Misses June Riggs, Helen Cooper,
Lauramaud Fink, Clara Fink. Margaret
Kinnon. Ruth Critchett, Gertrude Ell
lis Adelia Walwork, Edith Baker,
Rosa WE'LL.
Messrs. Francis Moore, c. NJ Glib
son. Paul Chesney, Emmett Robertson,
Ernest Price, Wallace Thew, Theo.
Espe, Chas. Rokahr.
Col A c. Sharpe and wife.
Great grandfather ]. W. Hadlock and
great grandmother Mrs. J. w Hadlock
had a spread at their home beyond
Washington park Tuesday night, when
they celebrated the 50th anniversary of
their wedding. which occurred at Bath,
New Hampshire, just that many years
ago.
It was a surprise party given by the
mayor and all the rest Of the politicians
and all drank to the health of the
happy sewer commissioner and his
bride Among those present were: Mrs.
G. E. Kelly. judge and Mrs. J. r. Hay
per, DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Butler, Mr.. shd
Mrs. .. G Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. II e.
Behr, alderman and Mrs W. S. Clayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Ponder, MI and
Mrs. F. A. Hayhew, Miss Stella Bruner,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hadlock, Mrs Ed
Hadlock, w. G. Hadlock, alderman Sam
Blumenthal, Judge A. S. J. Eylar, G. w
judge Adrain Poole, sheriff
Peyton Edwards, Henry Cox of Van
Horn, James Conklin, 1. G. Gaal. ]. J.
Connors, Frank and Ike Alderete, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L Hewitt.
Miss Irene Bryan will entertain
few friends informally at her home
on Friday evening.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs William
Graves entertained with shower
complimentary to Mrs. Benjamin J.
Franklin, who was recently married.
The decorations were in Easter mo-
tiff. In the dining room the table was
spread with cluny, and in the center
was an immense nest of greenery, out
of which tiny yellow chicks and ra,b-
bits peeped from all sides. In the cen
ter of the nest were concealed the beau
tiful shower presents, which included
handsome hand embroidered linens and
hand painted china The guests en-
joying the affair were the members
of the Philathea class, of which the
bride is a member, and a few invited
guests.
Miss Sadie Biglow was rendered a
pleasant surprise by a number of her
young friends on Monday evening. Five
hundred, dancing and music were
among the diversions of the evening,
and fortune telling was an especially
enjoyable feature.
Refreshments were served to the
guests, who were: Misses Inez Barnes.
Ryan, Bessie Barnes, Mengel,
Lille Buchoz. Clark. Marian Bowden,
Mrs. Biglow, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn,
Messrs. Harry Donaldson, Frank Davis,
Freeman, Ralph Davis, Moss, DR.. Mar
chant, Kelcher, Lorian Miller
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