El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-12
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Louis q. Behr entertained a party
of his friends at dinner Friday even
ing at his home, $40 Rio Grande. Those
present were mayor c. E. Kelly, DR.. ;.
B. Brady. ]. M. Wyatt, Burt Orndorff
and James Conklin.
Law4on Groom entertained about 20
OF his friends very delightfully."- at his
home ON Magoffin avenue Friday even
ing Various games were INDUCED In,
after which Master Lawton served
watermelon to his guests.
Miss Marian Campbell was the host
ess Friday evening st an informal five
hundred party Of two tables. at which
the guests were: Misses Genevie An
derson, Amy Schultz and Mrs. H. l..
Knickerbocker Messrs. Warren Small,
Henry Shedd, W. r. Schultz. o. Robin
son. Following the games, refresh
ments were served.
Miss Kate Krause was the honor
guest at an "old time country dance
given recently at the E. K. ranch, near
Cloudcroft. The house was decorated
with quantities of mountain wild flow
ers and ferns, and the square dances
were called in the typical old time
way. A luncheon was served to the
80 guests present at midnight, and the
dance continued until daylight
party of Ell Paso's younger set
gave a delightful hay ride down the
valley Thursday evening compliment
tary to the young women of the party.
Delicious melons and ices were en-
joyed The girls. determined not to
be outdone entirely, made delicious
candies, to which all the young men
did justice. Those enjoying the affair
were the Misses Alethea Dempsey,
Bernita Thomas. Unice Preston, Norma
Brockman, Eleanor Wright, the
Messrs Stanley Shea, Lamar Thomas.
Homer Thomas. Roscoe Anderson and
Lorraine Ferlet.
Seven pink and white candles on a
snowy birthday cake was the center
of attraction at a birthday anniver-
sary party Thursday afternoon. 1t
was given by Mrs. George Cook for
her niece, Miss Katherine Noble Irwin,
of Montgomery, Ala, who Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs Cook at their apart
ments in the Brazos. It was Kath-
crimes seventh birthday anniversary
and 1t was made the occasion for a
surprise party at which her little
friends were present. Mrs. Cook was
assisted In entertaining by Mrs. c. G..
Irwin and May Adelaide, Bertha Hart
and Robert Irwin
An enjoyable garden party was Civ
en- Wednesday evening by the women
of the First Congregational church, at
the home of Mrs. Alice P Thompson,
on North Oregon street.
The lawn was spread with rugs and
seats were placed about under the
trees, while numbers of Japanese Ian
terms fl1umined the scene.
The program included chalk talk
by Rev Miles Hanson on "a Trip to
Archangel, Russia Mrs. Thompson
gave a humorous recitation on RUS
sian Names Mrs. c. E. Zahn and Mr..
Heller both gave Rotations Follow
ing the program refreshments of ices
and cake were served by the hostess.
A private view of a dinner set OF
Haviland china, designed and printed
by Mrs Charles M. Clark, of 621 Up
son avenue, was given to a number OF
her friends before sending to Tularosa,
N NJ Much admiration was expressed
both as to design and execution. Among
those present were: Mrs. ]. B. Wat
son, Mrs. L. H. Tucker. Mrs. Edwards,
Mrs. H. M. Connolly, Miss Milda Con-
molly, Mr.. and Mrs. Battelle White, Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Turner. Mrs. NJ H