El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
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charmingiy on Friday afternoon at her
home in TObin Place. Her guests were
the Sunshine W OrkerS and friends.
Mrs MayheW'S nome was decorated
beautifully in American beauty roses
and each guest was presented with a
rose. Cards and fortune telling We're
the diversions of the afternoon and two
courses Of refreshments were served
Miss Rose Piatt served punch and Mrs.
Mayhem was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs. +. b. HadlOck and Mrs. W. NJ
Piatt Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were: Mesdames William HOgarth. J.
J. Pearce, c. II. -LaCd, William H. F.
Judd W. J. Cox. L. =. Behr, Kenneth
Brown, J. H Miller. J. ". Hadlock, +.
H Thorne, r. Perry and J. O'Brien.
The Parent Teachers association of
the Sunset school gave q very delight
full silver tea" at the school on Friday
afternoon Miss Florence COnoforf
Miss Lauramaud Fink and Mrs. W A.
Townsend rendered solos, Emile Sill
beFberg played q violin solo and Mrs
H o. Becker and Miss Meta Becker
gave a piano duet. The kindergarten
roses and sweet peas Refreshments
Of ice cream and cake We're served and
about $50 was realized for the play
ground fund Of the school
Miss Edna Golf was the Charming
hostess of the Calendar club" at her
home, 1903 Prospect avenue, Wednes-
DAY evening, and the event was one OF
the most enjoyable Of the season. All
members were present and the guest OF
honor was Miss Bly, Mcleod. of ST
Louis Miss Edna ShOrtridge having
leIL Ihe city MISS irene Wimber was
voted IN 10 replace the membership
me entertainment consisted of music
by Greta Palmer and Alice Hendee. and
q very amusing recitation, given in q
descriptive manner by Miss Birdie
Kerr, a1ter which the guests were in
Vited into the dining room for refresh.
ments- The table was most beauti-
Iully arranged with red and green
ribbons suspended from the chande-
lier, and tied to May baskets at each
place. which were filled with luscious
5 strawberries, and the place cards. The
big white birthday cake, with its
twelve candles, gave the only light,
until after the tOasts were made and
drunk w.th fruit punch. Those pres
ent "ere; Miss Alice Hendee, Miss
Altha Fruit, Miss LenOir Martin, Miss
EdHa SeamandS, Misses Birdie Kerr
sadie Kerr, Bly, McLead, Ada Goff. File,
Elizabeth and Edna Goff, and Greta
Palmer.
Thursday evening at the boarding
home Of the Y. ". c. A, there was a
general meeting Of the association
MISS Carlotte Meyer, of Bisbee, Ariz--
~ ~ n - 10 nave DEOuEnL q report
the plennlaI meeting OF the association
held recently at Richmond. Va, was IN
able to arrive Miss Florence Hanson.
the general secretary of the Y. W c. A.
gave an interesting talk on the work
of the Y W. C. A and the interest tax
en- by the different girls in the different
branches Of the work. Mrs. Flora
AIcAfee Jones gave an account Of the
great pageant which was a new feature
Of the recent convention at Richmond
ana which gave the spirit Of the asso-
citation in its various parts. Mrs
Durkee, who has just returned
from New York, gave an account of
the new building of the association in
that city After the program, a social
hour was enjoyed in charge Of Mrs.
William HOgarth and Mrs. Charles Glib
son Music on a VictrOls was a delight
full part Of the evenings entertainment.
A contest was held, the winner receiv-
ing week free at the y. W. c. A. cot
tage in Cloudcroft. There were ten
questions in the contest and they were
all answered by Miss Mildred HoOlland.