El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-01
Dances

The Social club entertained on Fri
day night with delightful dance q
the Toltec club. Punch was served
during the evening. The punch bowl
in the alcove of the ball room. was
decorated in fruit, and sandwiches
were served during the dancing The
Country club orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion
Among those present We're: capt ana
Mrs. George S Simonds, Mr. and Mrs.
John i Dyer, Dr. and Mrs. Hugh y
White, Dr. and Mrs J. A. Pickett 9lr-
and Mrs A. L. LathrOps AR. and MIS-
Davis dayfield, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A krakauer, Dr. and
Mrs. L G. WitherspOon, Mr.. and MIS-
". r Brown; Misses Anne Lee Gaines,
Martha Thurmond. Eileen WalZ. Wanda
Race. Carrie Race Lemire Nebekcr,
Lucille Snyder, Mamie Lakeland, Alice
Wulff, Ivah Cool, Olive Davis, E Lewis,
Elsie Kohl berg, Lucille Daniels, Glen
Adams, Murphy, Mrs Roy n Wolcott'
Messrs. Lowther Wood John kllpat-
rick, Gist Russell. George Shannon, Rus
sci Ramey Talbot Hill. Ballard Cold
well, Tom Mayfield. DR.. Z. r. Carpen-
ter, DR.. Paul Gallagher. DR.. Branche
Craige. Allen Grambling, DR.. NJ B. Wes-
son, Tom Mitchell, Tom Newman, Rob
ert Holiday, Ralph Wingo, Robert
Martin, r Beall; Capt J. l. Dodge,
Lieuts. B, c. Lockwood, G. II. Brett, j..
L. SherS God, r. SC Holiday, Otto
Schultz, and w. c, T. Nicholson
Grady Weeks entertained the Saxet
club with an informal dance at his
home at 119 Terrace street on Friday
night A very enjoyable evening was
spent Fruit punch was served ana
music was Furnished by an oIchestra-
The Young people danced until a late
hour. Those present were: Kathleen
Kelly. Mary and Ruth Dewey. Dorothy
McCourt. Lima and Frances Parker,
Helen Aguirre, Gladys -Lundy, cleo
Russell, Norah futile, Ethel Crawford.
Jennie StOlarOff, Dorothy NollartSon.
Elizabeth Marks. Annie ana mary
weeks Albert Webb, Donald HOgarth.
Dave Robertson, Donald Grant, fs4rl
Evans, Paul Broyles, Chester SVraySr
ert williams. George Biefer. Bruce Be-
van, Frank Scotch, IrwinSchwartz ana
Grady Weeks
The regular Saturday night dance
will be given tonight at the Country
club.
The fourth annual charity bail by the
Catholic Womens Benevolent assocla-
ton will be given Monday, February
at Hotel Paso del NOrte- Plans
are being made for very oengntIul
dance and some Of the most prominent
women of the city viii receive ana
have charge of arrangements for the
ball The executive committee con-
sists of Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe, presi-
dent: Mrs. J. E, Morgan, vice president
Mrs II NJ Redding, secretary ana MIS-
J. P Gilroy, treasurer
Tn. patronesses OF the ball are Mrs
". ". Rose, Mrs. J. ". Magoffin, Mrs
c. E Kelly, Mrs Chas. POmeroy, Mrs Z
J T. Morgan Mrs. ". G. Roe, Mrs [
Marie LOOMS Mrs. F. F. Ainsa, Mrs I
L E Behr, Mrs W. Il Brown, Mrs /
A R Klein, Mrs. V 3. Andreas, Mrs. I
L I. Wundy Mrs isabelle FlatO, Mrs.
H N. Andreas, Miss Anna lie Baron.
The 1914 class Of the New Mexico /
agricultural college will entertain I
with a Junior promenade" this even I
ing K B. Ogilive is president Of the /
class; r E. Morris, vice president; Z. /
". Geyer, secretary; W n Ellison,
treasurer. and the other members are 4
Edna Anderson, Jesse Thomasson, Paul 3
J. Given. Sadie Stuart, Wallace Elliott
and Andres Lasaga- The patrons and z
3aIrOncsSes of the dance viii be preSl- [
dent and Mrs Garrison, Dr.. J. R Mac /
Arthur and Mrs z. S Macarthur; Mr.. /
and Mrs. Il D. Bowman, Prof. and Mrs. !
A. B Sage, Prof and hrs. H S Ham !
nond and Prof. and Mrs. S. p Mitchell !
Their programs for the occasion are
very dainty in lavender white and gold, :
with 20 dances. The Knox orchestra I
from FL Paso viii furnish the music for I
the dancing and a very enjoyable time /
S anticipated