El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-07
Parties

Little Miss Doris Carlock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. CarIock. enter
tanned a number of her young friends
Monday afternoon with an Easter party
at her home, in the Nagley apartments
to celebrate her seventh birthday an
nlversary. Yellow and white flowers
and green ferns decorated the rooms
in an attractive way and little yellow
Easter chickens were used effectively
in the decorations. An Easter egg hunt
was one Of the amusements of the af-
ternoOn. Joshua Nagley won the prize
for finding the largest quantity Of
Easter eggs. An arrow game was
played and VIII Sutton was the prize
winner. Refreshments were served
from the big dining table which was
decorated with yellow and white crepe
paper, draped from the chandelier to
the table between each guests place.
A big birthday cake, in yellow and
white frOSting, Ornamented with the
hOStess's name across the top and with
seven candles arranged in frosting or
naments, was the centerpiece of the
table. Yellow and white Easter chick
ems oTnamented the table, and choco-
late rabbits were the favOrs for each
guest Among the guests were: Thelna
Wood, Bess McWilliams, Helen Quig-
ley, Joshua Nagley, Will Sutton, Edwin
Rice, Airline Atkinson, Frances Ayers.
Jim WallwOrth, Charles Young and
Kenneth Hall.
Miss Bessie Roberts was the hostess
recently at a pretty buncO party, given
at her home, 1923 -Pera street. Barlow
Morris won the first prize for playing
buncO, and Frank Allen the second
prize. Following the games, dancing
was enjoyed, and in the intermissions
between dancing, refreshments Of
punch, ice cream and cake were served.
The hostess was assisted in entertain
ing by her mother, Mrs. J. 3. Roberts
and Miss Ayaline ORD. Among the
guests were: Mary McCammant Lot
tie Vaughan, Willie johnson, Hazel
Grant, Julia Schuster, Mabel McMullen,
Marguerite ProthrO, Martin Berry, Cecil
Boyd, Barlow Morris, Bill Hughes
Willard Brown, Alvin Ord, Madison
Mudd, J. B. Roberts, Frank Allen and
Virgil Arthur.
Mrs. Georgia WoelfeI entertained
Monday night at her home, in the
Palms Court apartments, with a mis-
cellaneous shower for Miss Ethel But
Ter, whose marriage to Damon Lee,
Of Portland. Ore. will occur early in
May. The guests were: Miss Butler,
Mrs. D. W. Wade, Mrs. John MorehOuse,
jr-, Mrs. c. G. Butler; Misses Rose
Oechsner, Alice Hendee, Thelma But
Ter and Anna Taylor. During the
evening a photograph concert was en-
Joyed- The gifts were presented to
Miss Butler in a novel way. Little
. year old Alfred Gossard, harnessed
by big red ribbons to a large red box,
drew the box containing the presents
into the room and to Miss Butler
Dainty refreshments were served, the
table being decorated with a cluster
boquet eenterpiece Of Cecil Drummer
roses, the flowers also being used in
vases about the table. Little pink ana
white chickens further carried out the
color plan, the almond holders were
heart shaped, and the ice cream was
frozen in the form of Easter eggs.
Miss Louise Beach viii entertain a
number OF her friends at her home on
West Boulevard street on Easter Mon
day.
Little Edith Eicke, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Eicke, celebrated the
eighth anniversary of her birth the
last Of the week by entertaining a
few of her little friends at her home
on Mesa avenue. Games were played
during the afternoon and at the close
dainty refreshments were served. Mrs.
Theodore Gault assisted Mrs Eicke in
entertaining the young guests, who
were: Charlie Kelly, May McMaster,
Anna kuster Gussie Kuster, Violet
Bergman. Edith Bergman, Adelaide
Bukofsky, Myrtle Bukofsky, Helen
Zelman and Ruth Zelman.