El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20
RECEPTIONS At MA TONS AND TURNEY
HOMES IN HONOR OF VISITING WOMEN
FRS. JOSEPH H. NATIONS and
MT Mrs. Josephine Morfit enter
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EWE Mrs. Josephine MorIlt enter
AN4 tanned on Wednesday after
noon from 3 to o'clock with a receF-
ton at their nome, sO4 Magoffin ave
nue.. to honor the wives and daughters
Of the cattlemen who are visitors IN
the city.
Mrs. ". ". Turney entertained with
a reception for the visiting women
Wednesday night from $50 until II
o'clock at her home on Montana street
Mrs. NatiOns's home was scene OF
briIliancy and was most DeautlLuIts
decorated throughout In the muse
room. where the guests were received
the decorations were IN American
beauty roses and Gala lilies, while
numerous candelabra in brass, noldlh5
white candles were placed at dllLerent
parts Of the ROOM
Mrs. Nations wore an imported gown
of black and white chiffon, with DOuice
of tunic The train was draped from
the shoulders with venetian lace'
which was held in place with butter
flies 40 match. Mrs Nations s JeWelfy
was CT jet and diamonGs-
Mrs MOrfit wore an imported gown
of pink and white chiffon Inc Do14ce
was Of panier effect with shaoo-'
The library was decorated IN q
scheme Of green and white In an IL
cove OF the room was an lmproNlSsG
bower SmllaN was SraceLu lly ui 80
here and in the center and al the 10y
of the bower was an immense bouquet
of Gala lilies tied with a green tune
bow. SmilaX also decorated the IaOle
on which the punch boWl sIoou-
In the receiving line were Mesuaille
Nations a n. McFaddin, 7. W rom
linson. Of Denver; J. H. Burney, OF L or
Worth: L. HOughton, Ike Nest; OF S1Ii
Antonio; c. Z. Kelly K Ven, =. 4;
Turner James beaumont NlO1--N o-
Mice "a Kellogg.
Serving punch in the library anq as
sistine in the dining room were -IlS -
Anne Lee Gaines. Lemire NeDeENel, =
leen Wall Walker Mcclellan, july j
T4ae-,1e and Martha Thurmond lh@
dining table was exquisite Win ~ ~
cover I'd many crystal vases NOUNS
mink roses and narclssus- Eiich vase
was tied with q dainty pink DO" anu
i7+ereDarsed among the vases were
crystal candlesticks holding PINK can
51es which were lighted ana also
pIaced in different parts OF the room;
A salad course was served mere n
a., t[-Isa marty were AIesdames T. w
TaDfer Thomas COrcOran, w w l u.
nov w r Brown A W Foster, > 4
Rawlings Max Weber, w L 1OClSSs o
A. Buckler. w H Burgess. 4; J. l " N -,
" I, Gaines J. H. Russell CnaIISs
Toomis W. B. Latta, Malcolm WeDD, .
r Williams, Henry PIaII, ), u "
Nary and Misses Ethel W az, III aeS 49,, -
EVELYN Logan Anna NashouIH' ia
Hague and Halle Irwin
~ orchestra furnished music durlnS
the entire afternoon and about SUI
guests called ,,-,a mas
Mrs. Turney-s spacious nome
most attractive on W eahesuay 80,
with its decorations In the MUSIC 49,
living room and dining room OF 49,. 49,
. l5f1I0 IA France roses The uoIat
which is in red, was handsome WI"
vases Of American beauty IosSS- 1872,
Mrs Turney wore a handsome sOe--
Of ink and blue cut velvet 1nOsS III
me Receiving line were MesdanlsS u a
n STcFaddin Z. b Spiller, 4
w. TomlinsOn. J. h NallOLs5 T. -
WHITE W r Brown, W IL burgess an
r Veil z;-,- the
A salad course was served duElpg IN. tlls
evening in the dining room anu R -1-,--
was dispensed in the library No
aerfs+ing- were Misses Gay " -
TTo-+ worth: Lee Gaines, olive laws
Martha ThurmOnd, Eileen W alz; 49, =
IL TackIand. Alma Jones, wanna
Race and Frances 1iayfield-
Ar, orchestra. played SeFeraI mum -
- the evening and between zOO
80 400 guests enjoyed the time
Visiting women who are attenoIns
tho cattIemen's convention were an
for an auto ride over the CITY "
IL T.- nd down the valley Thursday
10-ni1p In spite Of the fierce WIND
storm which was blowing o. auLOs
were filed with the visiting women;
accOmpanied by FL PaSO women an
tEa start was made from IN front Oh
the Psso del Norte and Sheldon hotels
at 10 o'clock. Moving pictures were
made of the autos as they passed IN
front Of the OrndOrh hotel The guests
on the auto ride met at the new nolel
and the autos were filled there by
Chairman J. ". Wyatt and his COM
nfttee The ride was complimentary
and was arranged by the chamber OF
commerce. as a part Of the entertain
ment program for the wives OF the
cattlemen Stops were made at the
Country club. where tea was served
the auto party