El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-07
Dinners, Luncheons. Teas

Ray and their small son. The marty
motored from Ell Paso.
E. l. Num- entertained Miss Trene
Robertson, Miss Edna Robertson and
Jack Knight at dinner at the Vaiiev
Inn, Ysleta, Sunday night Tho narty
motored from FL Paso. 20 >
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Yanke entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Chinn Niss
Eleanor Chinn, John ireland and Jewett
Reed at the Valley Inn, Ysleta. Sat1r-
day at luncheon, the party stoppinp on
a little motor trip down the valley
Among some Of the other diners at
the Valley inn, Ysleta, Sunday. were
Miss Hilda Sauer and Lieut. A. [. p.
Sands, who rode horseback down the
valley from Ell PasO. Lieut. c. p, Bar
nett, of Clint and Lieut.. G. NJ. Russell
dlned together.
A dinner group at the Valley Inn.
Ysleta, Sunday night was composed, of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McNauFbton.
Rudulfo Veyan, of Durango, Mex, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Bell and Powell
Roberts. The party mOtored from FL
Paso.
Shortly before Christmas. Miss
Geraldine Merchant will make her debut
into society, at tea to be given by
her mother. DR.. Alice G. Merchant. at
Hotel Paso del Norte Miss Merchant
is the daughter of the late Judge w
B. Merchant and is the ward of judge
Walter Grant, of Boston, Mass.
Among those dining at the West vs.
leta Country club before the weekly
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knob
LAUGH, who entertained Miss Floy
Pence and Milton Sims. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. ROwlandS dfBed at the club and
other diners were Miss Margaret Nc
KAY and Will Crosbie
Mr.. and Mrs. John PEPPER entertained
with an informal supper the last of the
week in honor of Dan Shout, of Aguas
CaIientes, Mexico. The table was dec
grated with flowers and ferns Miss
Laura Pepper assisted the hostess in
entertaining. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bunts, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Fisher. Dan Schout, John PEPPER. Edgar
Pepper and Bailey PEPPER.
Gen. J. J. Pershing entertained at
dinner at Hotel Paso del NOrte Satur-
day night. His guests were Mai. and
Mrs. C. S. Farnsworth, Capt. and Mrs.
Howard R. Hickok, Capt. and Mrs. W.
II. Richardson, Capt and Mrs. Ben Lear
Mrs. Henry A Meyer, Mai. W. r. Sam
pie and Maj. W. F. Lewis. Following
the dinner, the guests motOred out to
the Country club for the weekend
dance.
Mrs. B. F. Hammett entertained Mon
day noon with very pretty luncheon
at Hotel Zeiger. The affair was a red
garden pinks'' luncheon, old time gar.
den pinks" of red Ornamenting the ia
Bile centerpiece. The luncheon was COM
plimentary to Mrs. T. !. Beal and Mrs.
W. J. Fewel, who were the first women
to call upon the hostess when she came
to Ell BaSO many years ago Inc guests
of honor each received as a souvenir,
Sunday go to meeting" which was
a daintily embroidered handkerchief
with a little crocheted coin recptacle
/ in one corner. Luncheon was served in
! seven courses. At the close of the
| luncheon. a decorated tray was passed,
| holding boxes of perfumes in red
| Geisha girl boxes. Each guest re
ceived one as a souvenir. The place
cards were red satin ribbons, with the
guests names printed in gilt upon
them. The guests We're: Mesdames L J.
BeaIl, W. J. Fewel F. z. Neff, j. Frank
! Coles. J. F. Williams. J. A Happier.
| Chas Davis, o. c. Coles, J. F. Magoffin,
! Waters Davis, J. H. Russell, B. L. Far
rar, C. n. BuCkler. L. 5. Stewart. zach
White, A. p. Coles, Z. NJ Bell w. H.
Austin. ". Kemp. Z. Y. Berrien, ". II.
Burgess, Mrs B F. Hammett-
Mr.. and Mrs, Ignatius Goodman and
their daughter, Miss Rose Goodman, en-
tertained Sunday night with the last
/ of series of dinners at their home on
West Nevada street The table was
decorated with quantities of flowers,
red roses, yellow chrysanthemums ana
vari colored carnations in vases. Car
nations with ferns were scattered about
over the cloth. Boquets of violets were
given each guest During the dinner
a two piece orchestra played musical
| selections, and, following dinner the
/ guests spent the remainder of the even
ing dancing. The guests that have been
entertained during the series Of din
ners were Misses Jennie LetkoVltz,
sadie Lefkovitz, Eleanor Matthias. Edna
! Matthias Zelma Zeigler, Effie Zeigler,
Esteue Goodman. Ethel Levy, Estelle
Levy, Louise Blumenthal, Lena Jacobs,
Grace Mayer, Hannah Bonem, Rebecca
Goldsteoia, Della Moye, Rose Aronson'
Anna StOlaroff. Frieda Swat Rose
He'll, Sadie Nathan, Yetta Baron. Becky
Merkin, Kate Merkin, Becky Parkins'
Messrs. Sidney Meyer, Louis kaufman
J. Kaufman, Emmanuel LefkOvttz, Ar
thur Blumenthal, Henry He'll, Louis
Fischbein, Lawrence Calisher, Charles
Levy, Leo KOhlberg. J. Weiss, Maurice
Schwartz, Moore B. Schwartz, oscar
Block, Reuben Weinstein, Joe Wolfe, L.
Greenberg, J. B. Blaugrund, Joe Blau-
grund, Sidney Ullman, Leo Pervin
Walter Prayer, Leon Manden 1. Win
ner and William Morganstern.
Complimentary to Miss Katherine
Edgar, of Boston, the guest of Mrs
H. S Potter, a delightful buffet sup
per was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alves
Dixon Saturday night, at their home on
Boulevard. The rooms were prett1ly
decorated with flowers and ferns and
quantities of pink candles in silver
and crystal sticks were everywhere
about the house. The serving table
was conferred with a Dresden basket
ornamented in pink roses and filled
with pink carnations and ferns. The
guests were served at small tables ar
ranged about the rooms and in the at
tractive sun parlor, which was bower
Of palms and vines, with hanging
baskets of ferns and flowers. Assist.
ing the hostess in serving and enter
tanning were Mrs Harry S. Potter Mrs.
Joseph Dixon and Miss Isabelle Martin.
Following the supper, the guests mo-
tored to the Country club for the week
and dance. The guests present were
Misses Katherine Edgar, Marion Young.
Pauline Bryan, Beulah Brown, Esteile
Berrien, Olive Davis, Hazel Davis,
Augusta Anne Reese, Emily Kemp
/ Mary Kaye Alves, Lauramaude Fink,
Clara Fink, Margaret Davis, Lucy
Verne, Virginia Stewart, Virginia Sem
pie, Alma Mcknight Irene Laughlin,
Frances Mayfield, Mary Turney Ma
lions, Hilda Sauer, Frances Mayfield
and Isabelle Martin Messrs. Ted Davis,
( BrittOn Davis Paul Thomas, Page
Kemp, Harry Wulff, Howard Merrill,
James Curtis, Talbot Hill, James Alves,
Roger Brown, Ernest Sauer Lewis
Croker, Russell Ramey, John Porter
Pryor jrp Tom Newman, Roy Young
bluth, Dexter Mapel, Frank Roberts,
Lieuts A. /. p. Sands, T. H. Rees, jr.,
Theodore Barnes, jr, Robert o. Amin,
James L. Collins, J. B. Anderson, Den