El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-02
Dances

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Miss Ethel Brown. daughter of Mr..
1 and Mrs. T. Wells Brown, Will be the
( honored guest at an informal dance,
/ given by Mrs. Frank Spence Wednes-
/ day evening at the home Of Mrs
/ Spence, 9O1 Montana street.
The annual New Years ball and ban
Quet given by the Progress club on
{ New Years eve was one OF this week
most brilliant gatherings.
The beauty of the handsomely 1ur-
nished club rooms with their elaborate
/ decOra lions chosen for the season were
/ artisticaUv placed and with soft shaded
lights the canopy of red, white and Dlue
I strea mers made the place talryIand-
The dazzling brilliancy Of the gowns
of the women added charm to II all
The ballroom decorations were novel,
the electrOliers were covered with mis-
EetOe and satin runners, extending
+ from them to the four corners OF the
. room, while huge Jardineres placed IN
every available spot were filled with
holly and mistletOe.
At o'clock. when all the guests had
assembled and the orchestra was play
ing beWitching music, Mrs. sam Blu
menthal and Arthur Kline opened the
ball by leading the grand march.
At 1880 the guests were ushered into
the. banquet hall Here was large
table beautifully decorated in the holt
day insignia. where the guests were
served with six courses.
A. Kline was a most efficient toast
master introducing each "toaster' in
truly witty manner
sam Blumenthal. president Of the
club, made the opening talk. His speech
was followed by many others.
Dancing was then continued until a
late hour. Never in the social history
of Ell PasO has there been a more beau
tiful or enjoyable ball
Fifty guests enjoyed the clubs hos
pitality.
Professor J, P. Mullin entertained his
pupils with reception dance follow
ing a custom established y years ago
at New Years.
Holiday decorations transformed the
college rooms into a most alluring dane
Music for the occasion was furnished
by a negro orchestra.
At II o'clock a two course luncheon
was served The party was chaperoned
BY professor Mullln and Miss Fannie
Pickles, one of the teachers.
A large and lively crowd made merry
in dancing and games.
The invited guests were: Misses Ruth
BrOyleS. Leila COurSOn, Lucille DWyer,
Nellie Hanway, Anita Mace, Matte Han
way, Hattie Armstrong Leigh Anger
stein, Marie Maise, Myrtle HUMPHREYS,
Mary Buell.. Ruth Anger Lillian Pope.
Lupie Walters Ruth Ravel Leon
Schlemmer, Freda Schlemmer, May Sta
pleton, Anna Lattner. Estelia Phipps
Bette Taylor, 10 Lyman, Hester Manuel
Verma Ray, Octavia Barlow, Pansy
Montgomery Gay Montgomery. Hattie
Matthews, CuCa Torres, Elsie Lucy.
Emma COoney, Anna Lee Mingus, Sadie
de Leon, Mary ITEM, Carmen Costello.
Cuca Varela, Mae Adams, Gladys Hodge,
Tillie Malone, Anna Aldridge, Carolyn
Daily, Ruth Riggs, Marie StOckmeyer,
la Davis Mabel Silvernail, Carmen
Torres, Hazel Harvey, frankie Burn
ham, jamie Hailing. Lillian Livesay,
Grace Marston, Ethel Lewis. Nora
Lawhan Flora Evans, Bertha Williams.
Ada Titus, Genevieve O'Meara, Helen I
Merrill. Florence Sanders Martha Nc I
Lean Gratia Chew, Stella Collard. Lydia |
Rich. Vivian Sheay. Dardle Parsons,
Isabel JuareZ, Katherine fitzgerald, !
Winnie Fitzgerald, Florence AdegadO !
Julia Dominique, Bertha Sadowsky, [
elmo Saldiver Lottte Hintze, Maud 1
Henry, Amelia Reeves, Annie Brown 1
Madge Hubbard, Eva Harkins Myrtle I
Ford, OZella Billiard, Eunice Barton ]
Ada Sandifer. Grace Janke, Laura HOff-
man. Ozella Stanfield, Eugenia Seldom,
Clara Romero, Maggie Laughlin Louise I
Franco. Lola DarrOch. Emma Collier
Fannie Pickles Myrtle HUMPHREYS. Is
Their Barrera, Helen Crutcher, Hazel
Hubbard, Fay Woods. Carolea Sanchez.
Kate Fonda, May Quarterman, Ruby
Franco. Josephine Artin. Martha Bush I
Eta Pickles Irene Crane Nellie Read.
Freda Grandover, Carrie T. Graudover.
Cora Kennedy.
Mesdames Kelly. Berghauer Nellie
Taft, Harry Kiester, Earl Carleton.
Chew. r. z. Seay, I. S. Breed, Johnson,
T. Ward A. Johnson, Chase. B. Rey-
nolds E. James, Z. King, T. Lyons I
W linton. r. Matthews HOlmboe. |
Rudacil F. Newcombe
Messrs Mace. Ed Held. Charles Held.
Fred Robertson. Jesus Gonzales. G. Fl
Booth. P. r. Brewer, Carl Carleton.
Max Hoffman, Charles Brehner. H F.
Christiel 4. NJ MurchisOn. Eugene Zu-
bita, P. ]. sullivan Andrew Wilson.
Patrick Powers. Paul Soils. George
Aarcon, Thomas Schneider. Homan
schneider. Frank Mathews Frank GaaL
George Gaal. George de La Cara. A
hernandez, c. F. Wharton, AtheI SAN
1ers, F. G. Rodriguez. Andrew. Madrid
Frank Lucas VIII Hawkins. T. o. Bv-
erie, Russell Turner Lloyd Andrews.
Richard Notation, W K Honan. r
NJ Smith, George Barlow. Spencer
Ward, J. B. Payne, l. G. Smith. Cliff
ton Elliott Paul Heating. S, B. War
ren, Mac Stevenson, Grover Stevenson.
Sydney ShackelfOFd. Everett Long. Az
bert Wulfjen. Walter Wulfjen. Harry
otanseu, Ed Montgomery, c. T. Holm
Doe, Eddie BrOwnfield. Ormond Mccoy.
CHARLES Mccoy. James White " r
Case, Harry Waugh Harry Rrrrrr- I