El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-01
KINDERGARTEN TOTS
ARE GIVEN PARTIES
Sunset and Lamar Children Who Have
Had Birthday Anniversaries Since
School Started Have Birthday
Gatherings.
All the little children in the Sunse

All the little children in the Sunset
school kindergarten who have had
birthday anniversaries during the past
two months, were the guest$ of honor
at birthday party in the Sunset kind
ergarten Friday. The birthday chill
dren were greeted by the singing of
Happy Birthday" by the children, then
they were crowned with wreaths of red
and gold autumn leaves, the cutouI
work of the children. Following this,
the youngsters danced a. Swedish folk
dance and sang Mother Goose sons to
the accompaniment of the victrola.
All the little kindergarten work ia
bles had been arranged together and
decorated as prettily as for a big
grown up luncheon. The Birthday
children sat at a separate little table
whose centerpiece was a birthday CAKE
with six candles, that being the age
of most of the children. The big table
had as its centerpiece a large mirror,
upon which were miniature ducks,
swans and fish. Both tables were
strewn with red autumn leaves and had
vases of yellow chrysanthemums and
pink and white asters, with baskets of
fruits adding to the ornamental ef-
feet. At each ch:ld's plate was a little
yellow basket of popcorn, the basket
being some of the children's construc-
ton work. The children carried their
little chairs and marched to their
places at the table, and after the birth
day party was over, carried their chairs
back and marched back to the play
circle. The birthday children were:
Bertha Katherine Hinden, Margaret
jr- Beverley Adams, CUTLER Adams and
Aureliano Gonzalez.
Among the little children at the
party were: Joseph Anderson, J. n.
Bridge, Phillip Rae Clark, Ben Lewis
Clements, jr., Frank Duchene, julius
DuBOse, Morgan GOodhart, James
Pruett, Lawrence Graham, Archie
Jackson jr, Jimmie Johnston, Lloyd
LedfOrd, George NOrthman, Robert
Winans Gordon BickWeIl, Fernando
Goldner, George Bassett, Margaret
Baehr, 1rma Brown, Elvira Capella,
Bertha FarnsWOrth. Evelyn Gano, Ethel
Fay Gillett, Martha Goodman, Audrey
Hanson, Dorothy Houck. Ross Jeffries,
Laura Louise Mason, Lucille Fonsford,
Minnie Sackett, Evelyn Simmons, Kath-
crime Sperry, Doris Stewart, Helen
Strauss, Mary Elizabeth Pelham Louise
Porter Mary Lou Hassell, Alice NJ Bar
Der, Hannibal James Pelham, Forrest
MossOn and Alice Virginia OrndOrff.
Lamar kindergarten Given Party.
Lamar schools kindergarten children
held a birthday party for their play
mates in the kindergarten who have
had birthday anniversaries during the
past two months. These little children
were; Charles Brandberg, BufOrd
Earl lScneTr EQSaE Lg NIueEEEs
SlYman Hunt. Lawrence Mcconnell,
Jewell Parker, Esther Zarate, Hazel
Maxwell, Lucille Rokahr, Bessie Card
iner, Ira Dell Miller, Cloda Miller, En-
diquetta Orellases, Katherine Pierce
and Anona Stiles.
The children played games and sang,
after greeting the little birthday
guests Of honor, and then they were
seated at prettily decorated tables and
enjoyed a little birthday luncheon Of
fruit the birthday guests being seated
at a separate table, with a birthday
cake and candles.
Among the little children at the
party were: Robert Lee Bailey, Fred
Lamar Bardelekin, Charles H. Buch,
Robert G. Boyle, Robert Nelson BOyce,
BufOrd Burk, Alvey Down, Steven Gu
MAJ, Jessie Harris, Tom Lea, Hubert
Lucas, Robert G. Mann, William Z.
Page, Harry Roberts, David Sanders,
George Staten. William Statham, Harry
Vance, Coles NJ. YOungberg, Theodore
KitcherSid, Russell league, Gladys
Boyles, Hazel Maxwell, Dorothy Werle,
Agnes Mills, Russell Day, Harold San
ford, Marguerite Bishop, Louise Bow
man, Virginia Brainer, Azalea Cannon,
Lou Evelyn Graves, Bernice DOnahue,
Bessie Gardner. Frances Hardie, ElOise
NJ Jones, Elizabeth Kerr, Mary Marina
duke Lander, Irma Smidt Kittie Belle
Lee, Margaret Mcdonald, Claude
Oliver, Nancy Pettus, Katherine Pierce.
Edith Terry, Lois Todd. Elizabeth Wat
son and Bernice Vaughan.