El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-31
Dances

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Laskin delightfully."-
entertained with a dance and bunco
party in honor Of their daughter, Miss
Mlnda- The house was beautifully dec
Grated in the holiday cOlOrs, red car
nations, pOinsettias and mistletOe be-
ing used most effectively.
After the buncO game, in which Mae
KrantZther was awarded first prize
a salad course, ice cream and cake,
candy and sailed almonds were served.
Punch was served throughout the even
ing. Dancing was enjoyed until 1890.
Assisting Mrs Laskin in entertain
ing were Mrs. A. L. Block, Misses Mary
Morgan, Jennie Framkel, Carolyn
Block and Frieda Swat. Those par
ticipating were the Misses Margaret
Schuster, Mae Kranzther, Nancy Will
Jams, Margaret Neff, Clara Hawkins,
Birdie Krupp, Helen Stuart, Frieda
Laskin, Ruth Goodman, Margaret Las
kin, Ruth Schwartz, Paula Krupp, Ruth
Aronstein, Elvie Hubbard, Martha Hirt,
Louise Crawford, Ruth Rawlings, Carrie
Adams, Katheryn Dick, Marion Howe
Jennie StolarOff, Jane Burgess Eva Ste
Venson, Dorothy Williams, Ida Krupp,
Charlotte Harris and Lydia Hopper.
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MI and Mrs. L. L. Robinson enter
tanned on Tuesday night at their home
In Morning Side Heights with dance
IN honor of Mrs. RObinsOn'S sister, Miss
Carlene Burns. The Robinson home
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
lilies and geraniums lent a charming
effect. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and Miss
Burns greeted the guests at the door.
MISS Burns wore brOcaded silk
crepe gown in black with bodice Of
lace and silver trimmings. Her flow
ers were Violets and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. RobinSOns gown was a blue crepe
trimmed IN white net. She also wore
violets. game, Sylvan Romance"
was enjoyed and dancing was the prin-
capal diversion of the evening. The
virginia reel which took the place of
the grand march, was led by Mrs. H T.
Bowie and L l. Robinson and Miss
Burns and Mr.. Bowie. Punch and a
salad course were served.
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Mrs. A. H Davidson, wife OF Capt.
Davidson, entertained the boys of troop
A, 18th cavalry, with a dance at the
barracks in washington Park Tuesday
night The barracks was decorated
with American flags and holiday
greens. Cake and sandwiches were
served as refreshments. The commit
tees were: Invitation, SergeantS NJ. p.
Meshey, T. A.-FOlmer and T. S. Eddy,
and private J. Gragg; reception, trum-
son, and private J. Williamson: way s
and means, first sergeant T. A. Lesh-
ere, sergeant J A. Madden, corpOrals
J. Matthews, H T. Thorn and Carpet
g. Giles; decorations, sergeant J. A.
Madden, private O. Long, G. Fortier.
W. Abbott, H. Medsker, ]. Mcmillan
and 7. Clark
The dance was largely attended.
many visitors being present.
Grady Weeks and Donald Hogarth
entertained on Tuesday night at Grady
Weeks home at 1914 Nevada street
Mistletoe was used in decorations. the
green being placed on chandeliers over
pictures and banked on the manteI-
piece. Punch was served. Those en-
2Ioylng the. evening dancing were
Frances Earle, Dorothy Mccarthy. Eve
lyn Payne, Frances and Lorine Never
Ethel Crawford Helen Aguirre, Jennie
Stolaroff, Kathleen Kelly, Mary Young
berg, Charles Woods, Frank Scotch
Bernard Kimbal1, Fariss KimbaIl
Ethan Eaton, LOwdOn Wingo, Elliott
CHESS, Billy Flato, Donald Grant. Dom
aid Hogarth and Grady Weeks
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Miss Alice Myles entertained on
tuesday night with a dancing party
az the home Of her parents, Mr.. and