El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-27

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:, LUNCHEONs AND DINNERS. :
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Mrs. Guy Warren entertained very
deIightfulI at luncheon on Friday at
the Harvey house, complimentary to
Mrs w A. Stanford, who is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. o. IL Baum
Mrs. W. w. Turney entertained last
evening at dinner, complimentary 70
the members Of the Fin and Feather
club, who spent & month m. TINS summer
Those enjoying the hospitality Of the
occasion were. Mr.. and Mrs T. h
Leavel, DR.. and Mrs. l. g, wilmer
spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. n WingO, Mr..
ana Mrs. w. H Burgess. Miss Anna Shell
ton, g. c. Aubrey.
Miss Walker McCIellen entertained
very pleasantly on Saturday evening az
a dinner Of six covers, given at the
Country club, in honor Of her guests,
the Misses Helen Givens and Edna
IN addition to the honor guests and
hostess. those at the table were Ralph
Henderson, Garrett King ana Hush
Marshall
One Of the delightful affairs Of the
week was the dinner given Ihursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Wlngo,
pIiTnentary to the mem bers OF the
Fin and Feather club, who spent part OF
the summer camping on the PecOs river
i'm the GlOrietta mountains 1yplcai OF
the wild flowers Of the mountain Slae'
yellow was used in all the deGoratlolS'
and qttractfvely developed with quanu-
ties Of sun1lOWers. 800
vase filled with sunflOWers Iormed
the central decorative feature OF the
table and radiatlng to eacn cover We
runners Of yellow satin RIBBON, hoIoIns
AT the end souvenirs Tor eacn sues
a Garland of sunflOwers encircled the
EDGE Of the table, and the hand palhtSo
mace cards were decorated with tn5
same flower The yellow candtes "
shielded with shades Of the same coLoI
and added to the scene a sort brlAlahcy.
rT17e dinner was served in six courses
and fhe guests at the table were; MI
80 Mrs. ~ w Turney, Mr. and MIS-
n a LeaveIl. DR.. and Mrs. l. =. Y III
erspcon Miss Anna Shelton, MISS Beat
rice Booth, S. c. Aubrey
Miss Mary Nations was hostess to
number Of her friends on SatuII5 -
morning at a delightful DreaiALas., ! - -
+ab1s presented a charming appearance
IN its cover Of green satin, over WLilgll
was spread an exquisite met as w 80 -
American beauty roses formed the - 80
trai decorative feature OF ne S..o-
me hand painted china used WaS oSoo-
ratad in roses and gold, ana lhe playe
cards were dainty af1alrs 40 oInsI ~
lid and each contained an Original
M guests in attendance were;
1rfeses Virginia Stewart, ElizaoeIn
Stevens. Estelle Berriens HOsalle PEI 80 3
1rssz-s Harvey Wilcox, Lee DAVIS, EIh
est NIyles. Thomas g. Berrlen, Law elio7
Stevens.
Miss virginia Burk entertained IN
r-,-r-s11v Saturday with a delisl y u
1--WE course luncheon IN honoI o. mss
Et -nls resent so lt- We're. The Misses
F7theIdreda German, Kitty buIl1 tS-
VIRGINIA Ryan, Vivian Hunter VIZ
ginla Burk-
DR. Baxter 7. Fullerton, associate
secretarv Of the home mission DoaLu
of the Presbyterian church, was eHt 81
tanned at luncheon w ednesuay ~ -
cbaIdon by the Presbyterian pastO.
80 Tev-r7a1 Of IN PasO. DR.. Fullerton IS
here On visit to the various syhoGs -
the southwest, which are lnCl1Ile- =
his field as head Of the MISSION D 49, H.
he eDOlze at the East FL Faso res
bvterian church Tuesday evening aIl
will deliver an address AT tne -
r3raebvferiar church "Wednesday even
ing at 1880. He was torrnetly ,l ny .
ator Of the Presbyterian genera as
sembly and is a prominent member OF
-i'- TB lose who attended the luncheon
given in his honor at which ne mace
a brief talk. were: Rev. e. L. OversLreTzSS
rev Kenneth Brown. W j. Iooley, =
III Brav. J. T. Hewitt A. q. roster l.
7 tones. DR.. J. A. Rawlings James A
Dick. vs.. L. Gaines, Joseph SpenCsS5 J.
q gIcNary, L. I. Robinson T. A Shel-
ton. A. II Anderson, j. l. CampDell' q
n Bowie, James A. Parker, M. B.
Parker, W H. Shelton and DR.. ruler
ton.
Miss Lillian Fash entertained on
Monday evening at a beautifully ap-
Donfe5 dinner given at the Sheldon
COMPLIMENTARY to Miss Jennie Cox ana
Mrs Waterman, of New YORK 49,
Those present Were Miss deo5lc -s
Addison. Miss. Cunningham, Miss ray
Miss May Harris, Mrs. Brawick' MIS-
Carrick.
II D. Marshall entertained number
Of friends at dinner on MONDAY evening
at the Sheldon.
The table was decorated with carna-
lions and ferns, and the menu was
served I'm eight courses.
The personnel of the party lncluded'
Misses Edna Thompson, Ruth McCurdy,
5Vslker Mcclellan, Helen Glyens,
Frances Clark; Messrs- Garrett Alng,
Ralph Henderson, Emmett Hines, vance
Stewart.
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