El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-01
DINNERS AND LUNCHEoNs.
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Nc meat AuSSOdy evening III nOHOI VI
her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Covode, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Frank c. Earle will entertain
! the Saturday Luncheon club this week
Mr.. and Mrs H Y. Ellis celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their mar
rage on Saturday with a charmingly
informal dinner, at which the guests
were: Mrs. John W. Fisher and the
Misses Mary and Julia Fisher.
Miss Helen Kelly of Las Vegas, N
M, was the inspiration for a delight
full dinner Of six covers given Monday
evening by Mrs. W. R. Brown. Green
and white was the dainty color effect
chosen for the decorations, and ca-aa-
lions and ferns formed the floral adorn-
ments. The place cards were Of arts
tic design, in the shape Of green leaves
Norman NJ Walker will entertain at
dinner Wednesday evening at the new
Sheldon in honor of his niece, Miss Nell
lie Walker, of Bloomington. Ind, who
has been his guest this winter.
Mrs W. E. Mitchell entertained very
charningly on Saturday afternoon from
to o'clock with a tea, compliment
airy to her sister, Mrs. W, ]. Peck, of
st. Louis.
In the decorations pink sweet peas
were used in beautiful profusion
throughout the house.
The tea table was a pleasing study
in pink, decorated with a mass of glow
ing, fragrant sweet peas in the cen
ter. and lighted with pink candles.
Those assisting in serving were:
Mesdames o. H. Baum, Lamar Davis,
Henry Reynaud, at the tea table, and
Miss Leigh White served at the punch
bowl
Many callers were in attendance
throughout the afternoon. Included in
the invited guest list were: Mesdames
R. 7. Anderson, o. H. Baum.
W. R. Brown, Allan BIacker J. w
Brady, w. H. Bryan, T. ]. Beall. W.
H. Burgess. B. B. Bailey, R. F. Burgess.
Belle F. Beachel, R. F. Campbell, z. L.
Cobb, J. T. Cameron, ]. A. Covode, J.
F. Capron, J. F. Coles, Lamar Davis,
Charles DeGroff, Alves Dixon, J. L.
Dyer, Frank Dwyer, Henry Easter. P
]. Edwards, H. w Fall. T. A Falvey,
Frank Lynch. W. H Forbes. c.. A. Fox,
- = aim " l.. dACcls NTtOISS I1dl1C,
J. W. Magoffin, C. J. Maple, James L.
MARI, Leila T. Moore, ]. A. Murdoch,
E. E. Neff. C. NJ. Newman Robert Bart
lett, Newman, H. P. Noake. Lee Orn-
dorff, W. T. Owen, Adine owen, J. B.
Payne, W. T. Payne, W. NJ. Peticolas,
J. W. Pettus, E. W. Pew, B. F. Ham
NETT, Guy Hammett w. A Hawkins,
G. F. Hawks, W. 7. Hixson, F. E. Hun
ter, c. E. Kelly, Wyndham Kemp, H.
F. Kettler. Edward Kneezell ]. c.
Lakeland, Robert Lander, Ralph Loom
Is, A. NJ LOOMS, r. c. LOOMS, w. D.
HOVE, William Glasgow, James MARI.
ST., K. d. franklin, J. E. Townsend.
W. r. Martin, Van c. Wilson, Bruce
Section, Robert Neill, J. F. Williams,
Harris WalthaI, Thompson Wheat
Hugh S. White. George C. Wimberly,
z. E. Windsor, W. D. Wise, L. G. With
erspoon, Fred Woodwork, W. H. Aus
tin, ]. E. Bowen. Lula H. Montmorency,
c. NJ. Lyman, Charles Pomeroy. W. J.
Rand, H. F. -eeynaud. H. E. Runkle,
Henry Schaeffer. F. H Seamon, ]. r.
Segan, r. c. Semple. E. A. Shelton,
D. B. Smith, A. H. Snyder, Burleson
Staten, H. E. Stevenson, W. S. Tilton,
K D. Oliver, S. T. Turner, r. NJ Tur-
ner, B. F.. Jenkins E. H. Irwin; Misses
Kate Adams. Reha Coldwell, Julia Cold
well, Maize Coles, Lille Coles, jamie,
Anna, Grace and Gertrude Ellis, Sue
Crombie, Josephine Crosby. Mabel Fall
vey, Mary Gates, Nellie Lyons, Irma
McGill, Anna Shelton, Alice Fitzpatrick,
Leigh White, Ethel White, Ethel Walz,
Louise Wiegand, Isabel Martin, Adine
Noake, Gertrude Higgins. Halle Irwin,
Mamie Lakeland, Grace V. Logan, Eve
Ign Logan, Mamie Sexton, Alma Jones,
Maud Austin.
Mrs. J. L. Heatherly was the hostess
on Saturday at 1 o'clock at delightful
luncheon given at the Harvey house
Red carnations decorated the attrac-
lively appointed table from which the
delicious menu was served The guests
who enjoyed the affair were: Mesdames
A II. Goldstein, NJ Airsa, E. A. Shell
tor. Z. ]. Dean, Leila T. Moore, j. A.
C0vode, r ca npbeil ]. A. Dick, James
Mari ST., A 3. Moore. ". T. Hixson.
T. Day. Miss Mamie Sexton.
Mrs. J. z. Robertson entertaine1 very
delightfully."- on Friday evening with
a supper, in honor of her daughter.
Alys.
The table was a charming picture in
its attractive color effect of violet and
white. A cut glass bowl of violets,
resting on handsome cover, embroi-
dered in the Sc me dainty flower occu-
pied the central position
The place cards were attractive val
entdnes, each containing verse of
poetry, and having attached a souvenir
OF the occasion. Following the sup
per charades were given and dancing
enjoyed. The young guests were all
en- costume, which added much to the
pleasing effect Miss Edith Robertson
represented a clown; Beatrice Stiles
was an old fashioned girl; Jennie May
Davis, in a pretty blue and pink cos
tune, represented japanese girl
Maggie Davis was also a japanese girl;
Jennie Cornwall represented the incor-
rigible school boy; Mary Warrington
was dainty maiden from the Flowery
Kingdom, in a red kimono costume
Dorothy Bennett also wore an attrac-
tive costume IN red; Reba Elliott was
a modern young woman; Nellie May
Bowen represented a picture of Pade-
reuski, attired in her fathers wedding
suit; Alys Robertson was most pleasing
in the role Of a college boy.