El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-14
| Parties.

As a farewell for Miss Bernadine
Schultz, who leaves for Columbia UNI
Versity Thursday, a party viii be si'sL
in her honor Wednesday afternoon Ds
Miss Vivian Pomeroy, at her nome "l
Boulevard.
Alma Huddleston, daughter OF MIS-
7. HuddlestOn in Grand view ceIe-
brated her ninth birthday anniversary
Friday afternoon Nine little slr!s as
sisted her in making the occasion q, a
happy one, and games were near ~. ~
enjoyed. The dining room, WheIe ~
ices and candies We've served was ~ -
uiy decked IN green vines anu foT11ed
while the cluny covered table LoI - -
pretty contrast with lis pllLh - -
white cakes and creams CanGleS, 90 L.
in pink and white, decorated tle -. -,
Those present were IsabeIe ONE -
Margaret Wood, Helen NeL4ys L1-Ss.g5
Robertson, Norma Heffler, ACslelu9
Overstreet, Nellie May wilson Ell@a-
beth Mccain, Alma Huddleston.
Little June COvingtOn was the 5ueSl
Of honor at a bunco party, given sal
IIrdaI- Tnorninr- nv her aunt. Mrs. r. r.
Mason, at her home on McAlLlSy az
enue in Morningside Heights Clu LasLi5 5
, Toned garden flowers and Soluel ~
were used as effective OecOId Mons
throughout an the rooms. The tally
cards were Of Dutch nguFes III mo-
land blue. Bertram OrndoIII Won ~
first prize, small ivory ran anu sLly
consolation prize, a keWple oOA' zen
were finished, a luncheon was seINeu
at the small card tables Anl0A5 ne ne
guests were: June Covingtoh' DotGIny
CovinEton. Bertram OrndOrfIi haIhleen
Orndorff Josephine Escaj eda, Margaret
Mears, Margaret Mcclellan Helen Nellyt
Helen Robinson. Marjory Gooch, IJah
Ella Burke, Florence Catncar Z, EIlza-
beth Woods. and Ruth Mcdowell me
hostess was assisted by DoIolhy COf-
ingtOn and Helen Robinson
Miss Isabelle Springer, VINO Will leave
Tuesday for Brooklyn, n u "neIe
she will attend Pratt institute, was
given a very pretty surprise shower
Saturday morning by the girls OF the
Q. E. D. club at the home Of Miss cara
Fink on Magofhn avenue Sns re
celved many presents TO take with ner
for her school life. After the presenta-
ton Of the shower gifts, the guests
spent the remainder Of the morning
playing auction bridge and dainty
refreshment course was served by the
hostess. Among those present We're:
Misses Isabelle Springer, Margaret
Bryan, Frances Henderson. Mary Leigh
ton. Mary Lewis. Beatrice Pateman,
Emile Ormsbee. Camille KILLER. Anita
MaeJze, Sarah Bridgers Bernice Sloper'
Grace Flecg. Dema Flick and Mrs
Frank Lynch.
Miss Virginia Ryan. who IS soon 20
become a bride. was the guest OF hon
or at a charming miscellaneous snow
er. given Saturday afternoon by Miss
Virginia Burk. at her home, 1913
Boulevard. The house was decorated
in green and white, the color plan be-
ing carried out in white roses and
carnations, in combination with green
ferns and foliage. Bunco was played
and Mrs. P. J. Fitzpatrick won the
first prize. a gold friendship brace
let; with the second prize being won
by Miss Myrtle Ford, which was
Tango hairpin- The tally cards were
hand painted, with figures Of brides
and groOms. Following the games, me
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Ryan in large basket. tied with tulle
bows Of green and white, and refresh
ments were served, Mrs T. ~ Ryan
assisting the hostess Among me
guests were: Mesdames P. J. Fit
patrick and T. NJ Ryan, Misses Nir-
ginia Ryan, Mabel O'Conner, Gladys
Roman, Ruth Phillips, Leona Black,
Myrtle Ford. Blanche Schwartz,
Dorothy Congdon. Mary Evans, Bessie
ellison, Lucille Maloney, Edith Ma
loneys Matte Hoover and Alma saw
age
Complimentary to Miss Bernadine
Schultz. who will leave soon for COlum-
bia university. a delightful party was
given Saturday afternoon by Miss vera
Ballard. at her home on North camp
hell street Members of the Philathea
class Of Trinity Methodist church were
the guests and these Were Mesdames
7 J. Ayers George Beaudette- b L.
Murphy, George B. Oliver, W U. Care,
William Hart. Misses Bernadine Schulz,
Shea, Vivian POmerOy. Dorothy Wlnans-
Amanda Heimann, Lila Thomas Mar
Earet Cunningham, vernon Cunning
ham. Lulu Tfrey Florence Ilfrey, Eliza
beth Smerl. Johnnie Pearson, Lucy Clair
Hoard. Moline Hughes Emma Hoffman,
Juanita Smith, J. Mitchell and Lillian
Gibbs Throughout the rooms an e1-
fective color plan OF yellow and WnlIe
was used for the decorations. yellow
wild flowers being used in quantities
The dining table, where the refresh
ments were served later in the after
noon. was decorated with yellow jon
quils and here Mrs. George B. oliver
and Mrs. George Beaudette served the
luncheon. being assisted by Miss Anna
B. hurry and Miss Elizabeth SmerL
Games and contests Of various kinds
passed the afternoon pleasantly In the
guessing contest Of Articles a girl
should take when going away 10
school" the first prize was won by Miss
Anna 3. hurry, and the consolation
prize fell to Miss Rena Shea For score
keeping of the various games dainty
bits of cardboard. hand painted with
goldenrOd blossoms, the work Of the
hostess. were used The guest OF honor
was presented with a dainty souvenir
OF the occasion a dresser scarf, and
each Of the guests wrote train letter
for her TO read en- route On behalf
of the Philathea class Of which Miss
Schultz has been the president a Miz-
pah motto picture, hand painted by one
Of the class members, was presented
to Miss Schultz by Mrs. George B.
Oliver. the teacher OF the class.
In honor of her guests. Mrs G. L
Coleman. of Miami Okla. and Mrs
Glenn Williams. Of Sloan Springs
Ark, a pretty party was given Satur-
day morning by Mrs. c. NJ Harvey, at
her home on Arizona street The house
was decorated with an attractive com
bination of yellow and white, being
carried out in daisies jonquils and the
autumn wild flowers BuncO was the
amusement Of the afternoon. and Mrs.
A J. Fraser won the first prize. with
Mrs J. J. Raster winning second prize,
the prizes being Madeira embroidered
handkerchiefs. Mrs. J. J. Raster sang
several selections. When the games
were completed. a three course lunch
con, in which the color plan Of yellow
and white. was carried out. was en-
jOyed, being served at the small card
tables. The guest list included. Mes
danes G. L Coleman, Of Miami, Okla
Glenn Williams. Of Sloan Spring.
Ark, A J. Fraser. J. ]. Raster, W c.
klutz. R B. Homan. ". +. Miller
George B Oliver, / J. Ayers, c. c Hen
derson' D. R Wilkes, Barney Hughes,
ST. Barney Hughes, jr-, A G. Rintle-
man, J. W. B. Robinson, NJ l. Cad