El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31
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DANCES.
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Mrs. A Stolaroff entertained very
delightfully."- Monday evening at her
home. $40 North Santa Fe, in honor or
her daughter, Miss Rosie Stolaroff, who
recently returned from attending school
at San Marcos.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs ].
Stolaroff and Mrs. B. T. Dubinski
The house was beautifully decorated
with pink and white sweet peas, and
a charming canopy effect was formed
with streamers of pink crepe paper
radia+inp from the chandeliers to the
corners of the rooms The evening
was spent in dancing. and the grand
xnarch was led by Miss Louise Blumen-
thai and Joe Bluegrund. Games were
plaved bv those not dancing, and the
first prize was awarded to Mamie
Schwartz, the second to Miss Josephine
Frise. and the consolation went to
.Heine He'll
Refreshments of ices, cake, fruit
and candy were served
The guests were: Misses Becky and
Kate Merkin, Grace Meyers, Josephine
Frise. Flora Hague, Louise Biumen-
thai Irma Jacobs, Rita Guiterman,
Fannie Baron, Hattie Frudenstein, Ma
thilde Baldwin. Juanita Smith, Mary
and Annie Stolaroff; Messrs. Joe Blue
grind. Dave Merkin, Fritz Rotterdam,
Leon strelitz. Sam Stolaroff. Arthur
Blumenthal Irwin and Mamie
Schwartz, Mamie Lefkovitz, Heine
He'll
The. final event of the Ell Paso High
school social functions of the year was
given Monday evening at the Knights
Of Columbus hall by Miss Isabel KEEL
lev of the high school faculty in honor
I'll IF
but effective decorations Of American
flags were draped from the middle Of
the hall Delightful music was fur
hished by Kindig's orchestra, with
Mrs. Ganelleau at the piano. One Of
Nhe main events of the evening was
he tag dance, which was encored four
times. Punch in abundance was served
afteN each dance. The floor. was in
fine shape and the happy crowd really
hated to leave after the q dances.
Those attending the dance were:
Misses Estelle Berrien Marian Bow
den. Stella Brick, Jimmie Brooks, Beu-
lab Brown. MaybeIle Bryan, Pauline
Bryan, Maymie Clark yelma Cheno-
weth. Catherine Cox. Marguerite Oar
byshire Mary Duden, Mary Lewis, Hat
tie Ellis. Eleanor Eubanlz, Laura maude
Fink, Lavinia German, Elsinor shelton
Constance Pateman. Louise Sanburn
Grace Fleck, Birdie Hawkins, Kath-
rine Harper, Marion Young. Vivian
Hunter, Marguerite Iverson. Margaret
Kinncn, Maude Rohmer Mary Leigh
ton. Frances Mayfield. Nell Hanniman.
Louise Sistermans. Greta Palmer,
Edith Perrenot. Frieda Rheinheimer,
Mary Robertson, Eleanor Roman, Janet
Rumsey. Nell Stafford. Janet Mack, Sy-
Bile Shedd. Gladys Strickland and Anna
Taylor; Messrs. Randall Kilburn- Ad-
kins Bowden, Robt. Hoover, Francis
Ross. Vernon Lyman. Nelson Rice,
Earle league, Richard Kuhn, Walter
jenkins. clark Wright. Harry Oar
rach, Parker Dudley. George Easter.
Albert Chenoweth. James Hardie. Ju-
Illus Wa1lwork Norman Morrison, Ba-
Tor Foster, William Hawkins, Bernard
Hill. Robt Mullen, Ed Warren, Nacho
Berrien, Jack Roman. Wallace Lane,
Switzler Turner Frank Lyons, r.
G. Thompson, Dick Mediation, Ed
SAIL Mediation, George Nee, Whitney
Nee. Dave Mulcachy, NJ Norris, Nelson
Rheinheimer, Laurence Shea, Leon Ro-
ran. Mr.. Dunn, Mr.. Rumsey, Jack SAT-
ford. Lamar Thomas, Ralph Werley,
Leo Schuster. Junius Hawkins. Leroy
Pickens Milton and Henry Shedd, Lar
ry Robinson and p. o. Nafe.
The Ell Paso School for Girls gave