El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-26
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Mrs. E. NJ Fraser will entertain
Tuesday afternoon In honor Of her
guests, the Misses Wanda and Esther
Gibson, OF Fort Worth
Dr.. Ida Bishop will be the next host
ess for the Silent Twelve club. at her
home Thursday afternoon
Miss Coda Gardner entertained at
her home on North Virginia street.
Thursday, at miscellaneous shower
in honor of Miss Bertha Hailes. whose
marriage to Frank f. Coryell, Of this
city. takes place the early part OF
September.
The evening was spent in dancing,
ulaving games and music. The music
was rendered by Miss Nellie Gardner
and Mrs. Will Stanley. A very pretty
solo was sung by baby Laurie, the SIX
year old daughter Of Mrs Stanley me
bride-eIect was presented with small
trunk filled with many. presents. A
game was played called 1.-THE flowery
romance" ana the first prize, a hand
some pink satin handkerchief case, was
awarded to Mrs. George Johnson. fne
consolation prize was won by Mrs Ag-
mes Burke
Later the guests assembled on the
lawn, where supper was served. The
guests were: Misses Bertha HaHes
Josie Herman, o. Davis. zena Sto1Ier'
Lillian Fash, Annie Iverson, Mona
Jones. Ruby Bennett, Anna Lee Quinn,
Minnie Beck, Grace Jackson, Edith
Haiies, Nellie Gardner. Louise Stanley.
Gladys Railes. Lucille Hailes, Eta
Pickles. Mabel Reed, Agnes Burke,
Pearl Heinz; Messrs. J. W. McDougal
Jack Hughes. Geo. johnson. WIN Stan
ley. Van Ripper, Frank Nations and
Henry Gardner.
The parliamentary law class of the
Woman's club held an unusually In
teresting meeting at the home Of Mrs.
S. J. Fennell this week. The debate
that was to have occurred was post
poned owing to business matters that
came up.
The Misses Amorette Cobb and Edith
McCleary were the charming hostesses
last evening at a dance, given at the
home of Miss Cobb, complimentary to
the BOYS of the K. D. e. Fraternity.
A string band furnished the music
for the dancing. delightful refresh
ments were served-and a general good
time was enjoyed by the merry party.
Mrs s. r. Sims assisted the hostesses
in entertaining the guests, who were:
Misses Essie Warren, Marie Brown,
Grace Wingo, Reba Elliott Sara
Bridgers, Hilda Sorenson. Annie Powell,
Florence Cox; Messrs- Louis Whitman,
Phillip McCleary, Cliff Elliott, Everett
Long, Ray Anderson. Roscoe Anderson,
Roy Num-, Tom Mayfield, Ben Cowan,
Charles Mass, Frank Snyder. Edmund
Behr, Walter Bateman. Owen Everett.
On Sunday evening Miss Emily SPELL
man was given surprise party by a
number OF her little friends in honor
of her 18th birthday anniversary.
Games were played and a general good
time enjoyed Those present were the
Misses Emily Spellman. Winifred, Mary
and Margaret Mccarthy, Mary and
Evelyn Stedmund, Mary and Ellen Nc
Cormick, Eleta Spellman and Francis
Mccarthy
A pheasant affair of the week was
the party given In honor of Mr. Smell.
The merrymakers were chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. s. ]. FenneH and enjoyed
a ride out to the smelter. where they
enjoyed a tempting supper in picnic
fashion The personnel Of the party
included the Misses Florence Camp
bell. Flora Reed. Pickles, the Messrs.
Jim Smith, Smell and Harry Jordan.