El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-30
Parties

Mrs ! F. Eyster, Gil North Stanton
street. gave a farewell party Thurs
day in honor Of Mrs. John Monroe o.
houston, Tex, who leaves FL PaSo for
Houston Friday after a visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs Frank Turner
Mrs. Eyster had brought with her on
her return from Cloudcroft Wednes-
day night a great quantity of Cloud
croft wild flowers, and these were
most effectively used in the decord-
tions Of the house. Games were the
amusement Of the afternoon and for
the prizes Mrs. Eyster had also
brought from Cloudcroft indian
baskets. y dainty sweet" course was
served at the dining table which was
arranged with a large table mirror
covering the table, surrounded with
Cloudcroft moss and flowers. in the
center was an ornate candelabra. the
lights rejecting in the glass, max
ing very attractive arrangement.
Edward Woehler celebrated his 18th
birthday anniversary Wednesday with
a birthday party given by his mother
Mrs. \. c. Woehler. at their home 1873
Boulevard The children VINO helped
him celebrate were: Helen Thompson
Of Houston, Tex; Helen Youngberg,
Ruth Youngberg, Gertrude Tandy. Mad
aline Tandy Octavine Neeley. Aron
Craig, Isabelle Pomeroy. Pearl Pom
eroy, Edith Woehler, Lauraine Woeh-
Ter and Henry Stewart, Kenneth Cum
mings. Kenneth Du Bose, Jerry Du
Bose, Curtis Coffin. Mack Hodges. Rob
ert Houngberg, Rob Pomeroy, Robert
Lance, Claus Youngberg and Albert St.
Clair.
The children were amused by chill
dren's games and a grab-bag was an
attra ctive feature. Pink and white
paper streamers were festooned about
the rooms and in the dining room where
cream, cake and candies were served
strands Of pink and white were draped
from the chandelier over the table 10
the four corners where they terminated
in big butterfly bows The birthday
cake with its candles was the chief
ornament of the table, the candles were
of pink and were in pink holders. Mrs.
@. P. Thompson assisted in entertain
ing the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ L. Burkhead enter
guests, Miss Mary Prev and Miss Lucy
Prev. of Clyde, Tex. The guests as
sembled at the Burkhead home. 405
River street, and from there went out
to Washington park, where a picnic
supper was enjoyed. Those in the
party were: Misses Goldie Vaughan.
Marion Brashier. Bernadine Schultz,
Bette Mary Smith, Mary Hill. Jessie
Bell Blanton and Jack Hays Compton
Smith. Walter Ponsford, viii Grady.
Roy MCN1IdQNs 0ndIlES hllDuIu, LIdIOAu
Detwiler. Horace Loosely. Allen Whit
man. Mesdames z. B. Schultz, c. W.
Fisher, D. B. Blassingame and J. H.
Hill
A merry crowd of young people went
horseback riding Thursday night
They met in Houston Square park and
rode out beyond the cement plant,
crossed the little bridge into New Mex
leo and had a picnic supper. The
young people were chaperoned by Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Elliott. Those on horse
back were: Misses Blanche Davis,
Davis. Margaret Bryan, Beu-
lah Brown. Reba Elliott and Louis
Randall Kilburn, Ernest
Myles. Cliff Elliott. Edward Long, Fred
Snyder, Harvey Wilcox, Louis Croker,
and in the automobile were Jim Davis,
the chaperones. Monte Proctor and
Misses Vivian Reed, Nell Hanniman,
and Ida Hall.
Mrs. Bette Arrant will entertain in
this evening in honor Of
Misses Brown, of Las Cruces, and
Mooney, of Longview.