El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-19
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DANCES.

Miss Mayre Weeks entertained with
dance on Wednesday evening at her
home, TIA North stanton street. The
young hostess was assisted in receiv-
ing and entertaining by her mother.
Mrs J. F. Weeks, and sister, Miss An
ME Weeks, and Mrs. George Rober.
Punch was served during the even
ing, and following the dance q salad
course was served. Those who enjoy
ed the affair were: Misses Annie
Weeks, Ruth Forsyth, Matte Hoover
Essie Warren, Zoetta Robinson, Pansy
Robertson, Pauline Wallis, Florence
Sanderson, Vera Ballard, Treva Hew-
EFT. Messrs. Robert Hoover, Frank
Ross. Everett Long, D. Lee, CLAUDE
Strickland. Wilson Raum, Elk wal
lis, Charles Jenkins, Russell Mitchell,
Wilson Kindig, Leon Forsyth.
Mrs. ]. W. B. Robinson entertained
Tuesday evening at her home down
the valley, complimentary to Miss Hat
tie Mae Loretz.
The merry party left the city at .
o'clock. going down in automobiles to
the Robinson home, from which place
they ENJOYED a hay ride to 4sleta,
where an abundant picnic supper was
served. The party later returned 10
the Robinson home and danced untli
II o'clock. when the young men OF the
Marty returned to the city, while the
girls remained overnight
The chaperones were: Mrs. ]. w. b.
Robinson and Mrs. Gillian, and the
guests were: Misses Theo Patterson,
Eva Hunter. Lucille Daniel, Elnei
Brown. Frances Mayfield. Emma JACK
son; Messrs. Herbert Hunter, Tom
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B. r. Stevens, DR.. B. F. Clutter.
A delightful social occurrence OF
the week was the farewell dance given
Thursday evening by Mrs j. Il Bowen
comulimentary to Miss Chloe Calhoun
who viii leave May % for her future
home in Alexandria, La
The Bowen home was Transformed
into a spring garden with quanutles
of dahlias, nasturtiums and fern. me
norch was spread with rugs and aIso
decorated with spring flowers, potted
plants, vines and ferns
In line receiving the guests were
Judge and Mrs J. E. Bowen and MISS
Chloe Calhoun. Mrs. Bowen was at
tired in a dainty gown of white ana
lavender and Miss Calhoun wore whlte
marouisette over white satin, trimmed
in blue.
Other attractive costumes worn
were:
Miss Hattie Mae Loretz. white SILK
null over green satin; Miss GenevieVe
Anderson. white lingerie gown OF en-
hroiderv and lace; Miss Katherine
Warren. pink marquisette with rose
buds and coral trimmings; Miss Fior-
ence Cox. pink crepe de chine; Miss
Marion Bowden. pink Eaessaline, lace
trimmings: Miss Ethel Brown. laven-
der satin, pearl trimmings; MISS heieh
Newell, white net over coral satlh'
Miss Lucille Daniel, pink NULL DOT
dered in black; Miss Frances Mayfleio,
blue lowered null over satin; Miss
C,orilli Hooper. pink silk null, lace
trimmings: Miss Nellie Mae Bowen,
white embroidered gown; Miss Erie
Warren, lavender. silk; Miss Alice
Robertson. pink chiffon over SATIN
Mrs. Frank Fillmore. white lingerie
with coral trimmings; Mrs. F. p MIL
Ter lingerie gown Of white embroidery
and lace: Mrs J. E. Robertson, white
lace gown over blue silk; Mrs. J. B.
DuBose. pink flowered yoile over satin /;
Mrs. Paul Lisso, pink embroidered
gown; Mrs r. L. Ramey lavender
silk with chiffon oyerdress; Mrs. VIII
liam Cady. embroidery and lace gown
in blue. MIS- 0eOESo 4NSCtCSs JS-1O "
silk with trimmings in blue.
The men in attendance were: Messrs
Abe Bargeman, Tom Mayfield. E. Rob-
fnscn. Everett Long, Herbert Hunter,
r. Blair. Roy Davis. I. H. Leh-
man. w Doris. Frank Piekrell
Bart Hilburn, Jervis Dean. Dr. B. F.
Clutter. DR.. z. C. Prentiss. DR. F. P.
Miller. Frank Fillmore W. T. Owen,
Paul Lisso.
A Mexican orchestra furnished music
for the dancers and refreshments
were served in the dining ROOM
The usual weekend dance will oc-
cur this evening at the Country club.
The Elks' club was the scene of a
delightful dance given last evening by
the graduating class Of the High
school, complimentary TO the Junior
class of the High school and the
senior class of the Military institute.
A reception committee in charge Of
the affair. and looking after the en-
joyment of the guests, was composed
of Miss Katherine Harper, class presi-
dent; Miss Marguerite Darbyshire Miss