El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07

Dar1- Continent, during this year. Al
ter the program Mr.. and MIS- La tI
vited all out into the yaru, VIZ +Lav
campfire was burning ana "Iei Ito
fried bacon and also served P Tsose
salad and hot rolls and coffee Iho I99
who enioyed the evening were: MI y
Mrs r n Florence; Mr.. and MIS- II ~
Bower; Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bay Iiss' n
and Mrs. ]. +. clemens, ore+ta
Scbnofd. Misses Vivian Bray, LOIIo
Coleman. Fay VIM, CarIna Iel-.P,ef
Rubv Gardner, Irma Vance, MAJ 80 49,,
and Elizabeth Busch, Cunnlh9ii.taH.is,
Ruth and Florida Harris, ara
Huddleston, Clyde NJ. Ney' W. II
mold and T. c. Schneider.
The G. O. c. class of the First Meth-
odist church Sunday school met IIu iy
night at the home OF Miss Rulh Nd Ell; ?
on Fort Boulevard and had d "eIy yaiy5
time. A short business session ~ % Of
first and following this, SdIhSSS NJ
various kinds were played. MIS-. " 49,
Anderson won the first prize anu -.
Domipila Chavez the consolaIlOH -
During the games sho"el 80 \,
kerchiefs was brought IN IoI vi o. =, =,
NJ LYONS, a member of the Grass VIZ
has recently become bride Inc HO 1ist
was most attractiveIy decor 49, i. 49,, -
quantities Of garden cnry san ~ "a cida1
Refreshments of pumpkin pie anu clueL
were served by the hostess. AIDOIS
those present We're; Mr.. ana MI a
A Hippler; Mesdames seymour 1870 IT,
J. G. Miller c. H. Price q. w. A1SAslil
der, T. NJ Lyons, J. E. Lyons mISsSS
Madeline Fisk, Jessie Chapln, Eli mi
Brandeberry, Elizabeth Fry, Lima LII
Inns, Domipila Chavez VIVIAN r StSe.S'
Elizabeth Roe, Foy WOODS, Luna
Ruth Marston and Grace MarslOh'
Messrs ". A. Price and BOD MarsIoh-
The members of the First Christian
church enjoyed a very jolly SOSlal lLi .i
Friday night in the church paI4ors WIN
a mystery" social. The chaT dCleI
by various members of the chuIC dIi NJ
throughout the evening they acted men Ell
Darts and the other members hdu 70
guess the name of the character tney
impersOnated. Mrs. W. A. beesOn a s
Clarence Murray won the prize IOT
guessing the characters correctly Inc
prizes were cut glass and silver Niolet
vase won by Mrs. W, A BeesOn' ana d
set Of silver and glass salt ana pepper
shakers won by Mr.. Murray. OuIluB
| fine evening a hunt for a treasure DoX
| was conducted. This was flnally Iouho
| by Dr. Isabel Welsh Hoenes me DoN
| contained beautiful boquet OF cnrys-
I anthemums with a credit sip 1oI d
| fruit cake. Among the other amuse-
! ments of the evening was a 1lne arts
/ contest in which the prize, oOX OF
J candy, was won by Mrs. H +. BoW1es
| During the evening Edwin = hnlcK-
J never Dlaved a number Of piano Sc
| lections and Mrs. H. f. BoWles sang
/ Il Hear You Calling Me. Re1resh-
! nents of coffee and sandwiches were
| served by the committee in charge
I composed of Mesdames Claude Young,
| E. Il NorthrOp George O'Rear, Perry J.
| Rice and J. H. Ray. The parlors of the
church were attractively decorated with
I quantities of crysanthemums- ABOUT
/ IS persons were present.
The birthday social given Friday
| night by the women OF Westminster
! Presbyterian church was well attend
ed and very successful. 1t was held IN
| the parIOrs of the church, which were
| decorated with quantities OF DeautIul
! chrysanthemums from the garden OF
| Mrs. John T. Hill. Among the enter
| tainment features were musical selec-
tons played by Miss Theo Patterson
and Margaret Hardie. Sam kirkpat-
| rick sang. with Miss Patterson accom-
panying him. Mrs. J. F. Hughes re-
cited Refreshments of coffee and sand
witches were served by the hostesseS OF
the party, who were: Mesdames c. w
Groom. H V Crockett, J. B. Grady, j
3. Griffing, John Mobley, Laura Mobley
r. HoseI. Bradford Hardie, J. L. Nc
knight. George Morgan, Jennie Nash
Eula Ragsdale. Mary Rankin, ). j. HIce
GLADYS James, Z. A. J. Seldom, A v
! Mckee Rose Points, r. A Wehr, Lee
/ Mcintosh. M L. Tobias, W. Q. RauH
and J. H Hamilton; Misses Josephine
March. Lillian Rawley, Evelyn Ben
Minnie J. Eddy, Anna 1versOn, Irene
/ Mebus. Mary Messimer, Ethel Taylor
Bernice BoyntOn and Floy Greer.
bean contest was among the amusement
features and Miss Mary Hardie won the
prize.