El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-17
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A charming social affair of the
week was the Kitchen party" given
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Clarence
L. North. complimentary to her sister,
Miss May North.
The decorations of the house were
unique, and carried out the Kitchen"
idea. Bunches of carrots, radishes and
heads of lettuce adorned nantes, ia
bles and sideboard
Upon the arrival of the guests, each
put on kitchen apron and proceeded
to get busy. Tea towels were distrib-
uted to be hemmed, and while this
was being done the honor guest was
supplied with a paper and pencil and
told to make a list of the utensils re-
CURED In a well equipped kitchen. At
ter completing the list the other guests
were asked to do the same, and the
gust making a list most nearly like
the original was awarded a prize,
which was won by Mrs. S. ]. Fennell.
The BOBBY prize went TO Mrs. Frank
fillmore
In the dining room the table held
large bowl IN the central position,
which was covered over and filled with
various kitchen articles, to each of
which string was attached leading
to the different covers. Upon pulling
the string the guests were given leaf
from a handpainted book suspended
above the table and told to write a
recipe in which the article drawn
could be used, and also advice on the
subject, How to manage a husband"
These were collected by the young
bride elect
Refreshments of punch, Ices and
cake were served from tin cups and
plates, and the cups We're given to
the guests as souvenirs OF the occas-
ion.
The guests in attendance were.
Misses Ethel Brown, Lillian Crawford
Madge Brick, Loretta Brick Lucille
Smith. Hattie Mae Loretz Eva Hunter.
Theo Patterson, Genevie Anderson,
Rachel Howard, Nora, Lawhon. Eliza
beth Young. Nettie Roland, Ola Ba-
ker, Florence North; Mesdames E. B.
Elfers, Leo Ferlet, Frank Fillmore, S
J. Fennell,. George Ferguson, c. L.
Worden.
Miss Rose Moneak entertained
number of her friends on Friday even
ing from to IL o'clock, at a picnic
given at Washington park.
An elaborate picnic spread was
served by moonlight, after which the
merry party enjoyed games. boating
and the various attractions of the
park.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs
Mallory Gordon, Miss Rose We'll and
Mrs. Maud !. Deane. Those enjoying
Miss Moneak's hospitality were: Miss
at Kathleen Farriss, Lois Walker, Mar
garet Kinnon. Ruth Critehett. Ruby
Hadlock, Opal Hadlock. Wilma Elliott;
Messrs. Roy Walker, E. W. Robertson.
Ernest Price. Herbert Hunter D. E.
Robertson, Ed O'Brien. Harry Hen
derson.
Little fouryearo1d Viola Margaret
Fenner was made happy on her birth
day anniversary, May 10, by a party
given for her by her mother Mrs
Carbery and Mrs. J. B. Sims helped in
the entertainment of the children.
Games were played. the winners of the
prizes being Mary Carbery. Pearl Die
trich and Maude Yancey. There was a
decorated birthday cake and other re-
freshments to delight the little folks
Miss Madeline Fisk entertained
4arge number of her friends on Friday
evening. at her home on Magoffin ave-
kathleen Forester, of Tap1in, Idaho.
Various games formed the amusement
of the evening. Sticks of chewing gum
were given to each guest from which
they were to form the figure of some
animal. The prize was won by Julius
Hermann, who displayed the greatest
skill. In the guessing game, 1.-THE dry
goods store" Miss Elizabeth Hawkins
won the prize. Refreshments were
Ruby and Opal Hadfock, Elizabeth
Hawkins, Guida Meyer, Lima Parker,
Florence Mayer. Ethel Crawford, Alice
Myles, Clara Fink, Beulah Gardner,
Irene Laughlin, Mary Redmond, Mary
Goggin, Margaret Caples, Mamie Bailey,
Edna Roberts, Elizabeth Stevens;
Messrs. Hicks Tooley, Alfred Woods
Charles Woods, Roy Reed, John Nc
Cummins, Lawrence Stevens, James
Kilburn, Charles Kilburn, Ernest Myles,
Charles Wilcox, Guy Berry, Martin
Bauman, Robert Marston, James Haw
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