El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-30
aries.

with a watch party on New Years eve.
Miss Ida Krupp will entertain with q
hunco party on New Years day at her
home. on UDsOn avenue.
Mrs. C. F. HOlzwarth VIII entertain
Thursday with a New Years eve Watch
party at her home on Bliss street.
Master Billy Owen celebrated his
sixth birthday anniversary Tuesday al
ternoon at his home ON Montana street,
assisted by his mother, Mrs. viii l.
Owen. The party was quite informal.
The children spent the time happily
playing games and later refreshments
were served.
Miss Katherine Harper entertained
the second half of her Sunday school
class at Trinity Methodist church Tues
day night at her home on boulevard
Christmas greens decorated the rooms.
The girls spent the time pleasantly
playing games. Refreshments were
served. the hostess being assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Z. J. Harper, in enter
tanning. Among those present were
Misses Ruby POnsford. Pearl POnsford,
Erna Mae White. Eulala Richardson,
Bessie Richardson, Edna Richardson,
Edna Robertson, Irene Robertson, Ed
die Lee Davis, Betty Mary Smith, Willie
Ferguson, Gladys Sincond and Helen
Sampson.
Miss Hazel Kinney entertained the
Kewpie club Tuesday night at her
home, on Myrtle avenue, with bunco
party. Christmas greens and holy
decorated the rooms in an attractive
mannt.. Miss Gaby LoVeu won the
first prize and the consolation prize
was won by Cecil Boyd. An ice course
was served following the games. Chap
erOning the young people were Alr. and
Mrs. D. c. Kinney and Mrs. Paul VIII
key. Among the guests were Misses
Augusta Fahrenkamp, Roberta Ross,
Eileen Klugel, Tina Mann, Gaby Lovett,
Gladys Wright and Lilly Dale. The
boys were Fred Akard, Lawrence
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Henry, Glenn Deer, Gwynn Watson and
Robert Gibbons.
Little Miss Charline Fox entertained
eight Of her friends with Christmas
tree party Monday afternoon at her
home on North Campbell street. The
house was prettiIy decorated with
Christmas greens, with the Christmas
tree being Of course the most import
ant feature. The little girls drew pic
lures of Santa Claus and Minnette
Watson won the prize for the best
drawing. Refreshments were served
and each guest received favor of a
colored stocking filled with Christmas
nuts and candies. Mrs. Charles A. Fox
assisted her small daughter in enter
tanning her guests, Minnette Watson,
Guenn HoUck, Bernice Smith, Ruth
Silverman and Myrtle Tatum.
The Sunday school of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception was given
a Christmas tree party Monday night
in the Knights Of Columbus hali the
hosts being the members Of the
Knights Of Columbus, the Catholic
Benevolent society and the st. Vincent
de Paul society. The hall was pref
tily decorated with Christmas greens
and there was a big deliberately deco
rated Christmas tree. Vincent An
dreas represented Santa Claus in the
traditional costume and distributed the
gifts from the tree. Each child re-
.ceived several toys besides candy,
fruits and nuts. The priests in charge
OF the church. Rev. Edward Barry and
Rev. Francis Roy. were each presented
by Santa Claus with an appropriate
gift from the Christmas tree.
Miss Bertha Hilgartner entertained
a number of her school friends Tues
day night at her home on Myrtle ave-
nue. with a bunco party. Christmas
bells and holly and mistletOe decorated
the rooms in a pleasing way. Miss
Esther Rice and VIII Valentine won
the first prizes. Miss Merle Dale won
the consolation prize. Punch was
served during the card games and at
their completion ice cream and cake
were enjoyed The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Frances Dodge. Among
those present were Misses Esther Rice,
Ruth Myers, Mildred Bishop, Nellie
Smith, Dorothy Bum, Kathleen Harris,
Marion Young. Mary Nafe, Merle Dale, !
Blanche Roe and Frances Dodge. The
boys were Frank Scotch, VIII Valen-
tine Earl Brown, Walter Clayton,
Adolph Briesh, Reice Webster, Clar-
euce Ellison, Franklin Williams and
Homer Dale.
Mrs. James Edwards and Mrs. Locke
Tucker entertained Monday afternoon
with bunco party In honor OF their
granddaughter and niece, Miss Florence
Edwards, of NOgales, AriZ. Miss Helen
Murdoch won the first prize, Miss
Ethel Crawford the second. and MISS
Dorothy Ormsbee the consolation. Those
invited We're Misses Helen Redding, Dor
othy Vollertsen, Vonia Bray, Dorothy
Ormsbee, Phyllis Rutledge, Elizabeth
Kelly, Helen Murdoch, Dorothy VIII
liams, Mary Kelly, Margaret SchuEter,
Mrs. John Watson, Ethel Crawford,
Jean Gilchirst and Gertrude Smith, and
John Watson. The party was set for
last Saturday, but owing to a Washout
between Nogales and FL PasO, the guest
of honor did not arrive and it was
postponed until Monday, when, still the
trains not running, the party proceeded
without its honor guest
The quarterly social of the Junior
missionary society of Trinity Metho-
dist church was held Tuesday night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Winans
on River street. The young people
played games during the evening and
refreshments of cocoa, popcorn balls
and doughnuts were enjoyed. Mrs. II.
L. Spence, the leader of the junior
DIduCus was III tudI6 e VI AAlt pa y
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n. Winans, Mesdames H. L
Spence, G. L. Jones, 7 J. Ayers; Misses
Ruby Collier, Hazel Spence, Dona Glib
son, Bertha Gibson, Lucille Ayers
Madeline iBrney, Jean Strickland, Kate
Amonett, Leila AmOnett, DorettO
Zachary, Margery Price, Melva Temple
Louise Jones' Marie Grider Merle Vim
son, Helen Ferguson. The boys wers
Lawrence Mcconnell, Augustus Rob
erts, Eugene Smith, Samuel Middleton,
Robert Winans Maurice Winans, For
rest Smith and Joseph Roberts.
A pretty Christmas bunco party was
given by Miss Virginia Knight and
Miss LuRee Knight Tuesday afternoon, \
at their home on Orient street. A gay
" Ornamented Christmas tree was in
the parlor and mistletoe and holly were
lavishly used in the decoration of the
rooms. Bunco was played, with the
first prize being won by Miss Louisa
leighton and the consolation prize go
ing to Miss Phyllis Routledge Follow
ing the games. a two course luncheon 1
was enjoyed. The favors were snow
balls, filled with candies. Assisting the
hostesses in entertaining were their
mother. Mrs. Percy F. Knight and Mrs
William Jennings. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Emma Windberg,