El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES.
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A prominent social event Of the week
was the brilliant reception given
Thursday afternoon, from to o'clock,
by Mrs. R. F. Campbell. in honor of
Mrs o. H. Baum. Mrs. r. D. Robinson
and Mrs. F. W. Mcconnell
Over 200 callers were in attendance
during the afternoon, and those in the
receiving line greeting the guests were:
Mrs Campbell, who was gowned in
an elaborate creation Of real lace, in
black, made over lavender satin, en-
train, and with handsomely jeweled
yoke Diamond ornaments were worn.
Mrs. Robinson was attired in white
chiffon over satin, bodice and sleeves
embroidered, and glrdle and trimmings
! of old rose.
Mrs. Baum's gown was a handsome
imported affair Of cream lace, en- train,
and over cream charmuese satin; dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Mcconnell was exqNsite1y
gowned in blue satin, empire style, en-
train, and richly trimmed with rose
point lace. Pink roses were worm IN
the hair. V
The decorations of the Campb@l
7 home were most artistic and beautiful
Palms effectively decked both SIDES OF
the walk leading from the gateway to
the entrance, and were inteFspersed
about the hall and apartments, adding
to the elegance of the environment.
Smilax luxuriantly draped doorways,
mantels and chandeliers, bringing out
the vivid tones of the dual color ar
rangement of violet and rose. Quanti-
ties of violets and rose pink carnations
in OT1T cr1o n q
about the parlors, which were softly
illumined with pink candles supported
in cut glass holders.
The dining room was equally beauti-
full in it's appointments. and exquisite
floral decorations, pink and green be-
ing the color effect emphasized. tall
cut glass vase upon a reflector, and
filled with La France roses, occupied
the central position on the table. The
chandelier above was twined with smi-
lax and ferns. and delicate tracery of
ferns was likewise effected upon the
board. Miniature electric lights en-
bedded in the open petals of roses add
ed to the esthetic drift Of the scene.
The punch room. where the various
girls presided, was transformed into
a bower Of green, with quantities OF
smilax and ferns.
The beautifully gowned women. the
soft tones of an orchestra, mingling
with subtle flower scents, and the
daintiness of the delightful viands ere
ated a most pleasing en- semble.
Mrs. z. c. French, as caterer, super
intended the serving of the delicious
two course refreshments.
Those assisting the hostess in receiv-
ing and entertaining were:
Mesdames Frank ]. Coles, Otis Coles,
e. T. White. H. c. Myles. w. H. Austin,
R. F. Burgess W. H. Burgess. w. D.
Wise w D. Howe, Lamar Davis W.
B. Latta, J. A Happier, F. 7. Feldpaan.
". L TOoley. J. H. Nations. Josephine
N Morfit, Henry Pfaff, Waters Davis,
Clarence Pickren W. E. Race, q. T.
Race, Leila T. Moore, ". r. Brown E.
E. Neff J. A. Covode, J. T. Williams.
L. G. Witherspoon, E P. Walk. J.\L.
Dyer, Belle +. Beachel. James L. MaAr,
NJ o. Wright, ". s. Tilton; Missy
Leigh White, Anne Lee Gaines, EthA
Walz. Ethel White, Kathleen MylEsN
jamie Ellis, Gertrude Ellis. Josephine
Clardy, Frances Clark. Nell Pollard.
Carrie Race. Bessie Gerhart. Wanda
Race. Halle Irwin, Alma Jones, Anna
Shelton, Mamie Sexton. Henrietta
Buckler, Maud Austin, Kate Adams,
Carolyn Payne, Karma Dean, Olga
Womack, Kathrine Coles.
The guest list included: Mesdames
EloiSe s. Ainsa. Robert B. Homan, Rob-
ert Coombs Neill, Frederick Keller,
George Crump Wimberley, Roy Mannel
Wolcott Harry P. Noake Daniel P
Stewart. Frank Ward Lynch, William
H. F. Judd. Harry Runkle, G. A
Thumm, H. W. Broaddus, ]. NJ. Lyons.
Robert NJ. Patterson. H. F. Reynaud.
II. E. Stevenson w J. Fewel James E.
Bowman, g. F. Hawks. w. D. Greet, J.
W. Eubank, F. c. Earle, D. NJ. Payne
W. L. Gaines. Harris Walthau Ysabel
F1ato, Charles Pomeroy. Albert Loomis,
w. R. Martin, w. J. Follett, E. D. Few
ell V. H Whitmer. J. A. Murdoch, C. R.
Lander, J. F. Crosby. NJ. p. Carpenter,
L A Shedd. w. F. Payne. H. B. Crea, W.
L. Foxworth, F. S. Cary. G. NJ. Crombie,
w. NJ. Jones, NJ. P. Schuster. z. V. Ber-
rien. G.. T. Newman. z. A Shelton. c. o.
Coffin. T. T. Wheat. D. Y. Hadley. B.
w. Seetor, George Sauer, Kenneth OIL
YER w. L. Brown, F. H Seamon, T. R
Bryan. c. E. Kelly, H. A. Carpenter.
Horace Creighead, w. W. Rose, ]. d.
Campbell. ]. E Townsend, ]. J. Stew
art J. B. Gray, w. W. Fink, ]. w.
Cathcart. Frank Pierce, J. H. Ewin, ].
c. Krouse. T. H. Logan, c. S. Wright,
r. S. Turner. H. E. Easter. H. T. SAT-
ford, James MARI, ST.. Henry Easter, J.
F. Woodson, F. E. Hunter, w. z. An
derson, A. c. Sharpe. Peyton Edwards.
jr., T. F. Schley. P. J. Rice, H. o. Breed
en-, A. NJ. Walthall, T. J. BeaI, T. A
Falvey, Dora McDaniels, s. T. Turner,
B. NJ. Worsham, F. B. Simmons, H. j.
Simmons, z. D. Sink, E. W. Pew, B. F.
Hammett, Guy Hammett, Claiborne Ad-
ans. Coleman, D. g. Baldwin, w. II, 4
Anderson. J. w. Port, ]. A. Rawlings
Helen Roberts, F. c. Searle, T. z.
Young, E. H. Marrs, G. W. Kiester, J. 4.
Potter, H. S. Potter, E. w. S. Neff, Hen
~ Newman, ST., Henry Newman, jr.,
Hugh White J. A. Buckler, A B. Moore.
H NJ Patterson, G. T. Black, 1Ga To-
bin. jamie Ellis, c. c. Chase. A B. Fall,
B. F. Jenkins. Wyndham Kemp, J. c.
Lakeland, c. H. Leaven, F. r. FeBaron,
Ralph LOOMS, J. w Magoffin, William
Glasgow, c. J. Maple. R. c. Semple J.
G. MeNary, E. E. Northrup, S. r. Com
fort, Winchester Cooley, A1ves Dixon,
]. H. Heatherly. W. G. Dunn, ]: NJ. Cog
gin. W. T. Hlzson. I. J. Ayers, John
Bailey w. S. Crombie James A. Dick,
James G.. Hardy, ]. J. Finney, p. T.
White, B. p Stafford, c. L. Vowel, W.
r. Smith. F. w. Gallagher, P. H. Brown.
Clardy. Thomas Corcoran, S. S Baum,
J. D. Love, r. C. Candy, w. H. Bryan,