El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06

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Clovis, y NJ. Nov 6.-AUss Le!a
Nuuis and L. W Garner, both OF
Hagerman. y. NJ, were married here
at the Methodist church by Rev. W. r
Evans.
Rev. Mr.. Sheppard, pastor Of the
CHRISTIAN church, performed the cere-
mOny which made John II. Ship and
Mrs. Ledema HeWett man and vile.
They left for Los Angeles. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Shipp have lived in Clovis
for a number of years.
Mrs. J. II. Thornton gave a delight
full turkey dinner in honor of her hus-
band. Those who were invited were:
j. Chambers. v. Savers, L. :. Sayers,
Tom Lockwood, Ran Mills and Dick
Taggerder.
Mrs. Walter Mansfield entertained at
a o'clock dinner in honor Of her hus-
bands birthday anniversary at her
suburban home on Bent avenue, mile
from town The hostess had the
rooms and dining table decorated with
exquisite flowers, banked in prOfu-
sion everywhere. The dinner was q
delicious five course repaSt. Those in
vited were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry COOrs,
Dr. and Mrs. Chapman, DR.. Dillon, Mr..
Claiborne, judge and Mrs. Terrell.
Aftep dinner the guests played 500, DR..
and Mrs. Chapman winning both
prizes. After the game, music was en-
joyed.
for the Priscilla Thimble club this
week. There were II members Of the
club present and one visitor, Miss
Starett. Refreshments were served
W. S. Lavender entertained ten
couples at a dancing party In honor
of his brother, J. :. Lavender, who has
returned to his home in DuketOn, after
a visit here. Music was furnished by
some OF the best musicians.
The Woman's club met last week
Of Il of.l- n
hull in East Clovis. Domestic science
was the program of the afternoon and
the demonstration was by the hostess
Previous to this the club elected OIL
GERS for the ensuing year Mrs. $ =.
Nutter, former president OF the W. g
T. L, was elected president. For vice
president, Mrs. LcOna Morgan was
elected; secretary, Mrs Jim Skarda {;
treasurer, Mrs. L. n Cassidy; prompt
er and critic, Mrs. William Lank; jour
nalist, Miss Anna Curren. A paper
was read on THE Family Income and
Cost of Living by one of the mem
bers. The hostess served refresh
ments, consisting Of pineapple. fruit
salad with whipped cream, nut cake
and fruit cake
Mrs y. l. Gurley very delightfully."-
entertained the w. T. h club. Nearly
all OF the members We're present and
three visitors. Mrs. Shaw Van had an
exquisite dolly on exhibition at roll
hostess served refreshments
Mrs. Henry COOrs entertained at
bridge at the Harvey house The
game was played a. three tables and
Mrs. PiIley won the first prize,
hand-painted plate. Mrs. John
Pritchett won the BOBBY prize, deck
of cards. A three course luncheon
was served. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
COOrs's hospitality were Mesdames
Bundy, OttOwa, Morris, Scheurich, Van
A o.
BiddenhOrn, Fleming and Terrell
Mrs. Tom Clary entertained at 500.
Tables We're set for five games Mrs.
Van Almen scored high, winning
pair Of mOccasinS; Mrs. Terrell won
second prize, a bridge set. The hostess
served a delightful luncheon. Those
enjoying the game were: MesdameS
Morgan, Bundy, CoOrs, OtteWa, Bid
deahOrn, Duffey. Pritchett, Chapman,
Prichette Terrell, Linlay, Mansfield,
Van Amen, ScheUrich. SimpkinsOn,
Boyle, Pixley and Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biddenhorn entertained
at the Harvey house at Dutch
luncheon, during which there was
musical discourse on the NictrOla-
Those enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. Bidden-
horns hospitality were: Judge and
Mrs. COors. Mr.. and Mrs. y. 3. Norris,
Mrs. Charley Buffet, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pritchett and judge and Mrs Terrell.
About so members of the order Of
the Eastern Star met at the residence
of their worthy matron, Mrs. Otis
Jones, to surprise Mrs. AfilIren, their
associate matron, who, accompanied
by her husband and children, is leav-
ing for Pennsylvania. The worthy
matrOn presented Mrs Millren in the
name and behalf of the keystone chap
Eastern Star beautifully set in gold
wreath