El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-20
Parties.


Miss Velma Pope entertained Friday
night at her home on East Boulevard
with a miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Juanita Gillespie. The house
was attractively decorated with guam
titles of pink and white sweet peas.
Punch was served through the even
ing. and later ice cream and cake in
the same pink and white Of the gen
eral color scheme, was enjoyed. Dane
ing was the principal amusement Of
the evening The shower gifts were
literally showered upon the bride 10
be from a fancy pink and white par
asOl, and she received large number
Of attractive presents. Among the
guests were: Mrs c. w Gillespie. IRIS.
R. ord. Mrs. D. T. Pope; Misses Juanita
Gillespie, Mamie Anderson, l. Stevens,
Flita Ferguson, Willie Ferguson, ~.
Pratt. L Vessels, a Hutchins IL
Gunton, and Lillian Pope.
A farewell party was given, cOmpli-
mentary to Miss Fay VIM, Friday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Grace
Mold. on Boulevard, the hostesses being
the members of the Thursday EmbrOid-
cry club Games were played during
the Afternoon. a number Of musical
selections were given by the hostesses,
adding much to the pleasures Of the
occasion. Miss Ruth Haupt played
Moon Beams on the Lake" Miss Fay
VIM played Waltz Arabesque,"
and Fairies OF Dawn" Miss Ruth Hy-
ten played Songs of Springtime.'
Miss Grace Mold played Up in a
Swing" and Love and Roses" Miss
Lois AfcChesney recited a number OF
"Peck's Bad Boy" and Der Mule
Stood on der Steamboat" Later in the
afternoon picnic supper was served
on the lawn Besides the club mem
bers taking part in the entertainment,
there were present Miss Otuilie Alarid
and Miss Loretta Coleman. The
Thursday Embroidery club will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the home
Of
The week end party Of the 18th
cavalry officers stationed at COlum-
bus, y. NJ, took a number OF FL Paso
society folk and army officers to Co
lumbus Saturday morning In the aft
ernOOn a ball game Will be the star
event at the army camp in Columbus
The 18th cavalry has not yet an
nOunCed its team. which Will be made
up almost entirely Of the officers sta
toned at Columbus The sixth artil-
lery team viii be as follows: Lieut. J.
G. Maui, catcher Lieut. Z. F. Graham,
pitcher: Lieut.. Neil G. Finch. first
Lieut.. ". W. Gordon, third ba Sc: Lieut.
V. p Erwin, shOrtstop; Maj Dwight
E. Aultman left field; Lieut.. r. Z. d.
R HOyle, Centerfield, and Lieut. A. L.
2. Sands. riEhtGeld-
Among those making up the party
which left Saturday morning were, be
sides the members Of the ball team, /
Capt and Mrs. Charles r. Lloyd, !
Lieut.. and Mrs. w y. Hensley. jr-. Mr. D
and Mrs. Winchester Cooley. Mr. and I
Mrs. J. F. Williams. Mrs. Max Weber. /
Mrs. W. W. Dudley: Misses Nancy I
Lakeland, Hilda Sauer. Edna Hirshin- 4
ger, Valera Garrard, Edith McCleary, I
Emily Kemp, Virginia Semple, Alice I
Wulff. Anne Lee Gaines, Ivah Cool, /
Ruth -IcCUrdy, Annette Schmitt, Mar /
tina Thurmond. Walker Mcclellan and /
Lieut. Claude De B. Hunt. Tonight the Z
visitors vii be entertained with an .
army hop. and Sunday morning a rid I
ing party will be the main thing on Z
the program with a "stirrup cup on \
their return to the army camp The 4
FL Pasoans will return Sunday night