El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-14
aries.

Miss Marie Schwartz viii entertain
/ Wednesday in honor Of Miss Stella
Lattner and Miss Hazel Pruett, who are
10 become brides the latter part OF this
month.
Mrs Ben Roberts AMI Miss Emily Vim
cent Roberts were the guests Thurs
{ day night at q lawn party given by
Mrs A. II. Anderson, assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. VIII r. Schultz. adjoin-
ing their homes on Hueco street 1t
was a aeighDo-hoOd affair, and very
Z informal Mint punch was served dur
ing the evening and later, water melons
grown in Mrs. AndersOn's own garden,
were served.
Miss, Sue I.attner was hostess At a
theater party Thursday evening. her
guests being the Beta Beta club mem
bers, Mrs Charles H. Brown, Mrs. Harry
Vaughan, Mrs. F. P. Rankin jr.. Miss
Hattie Mae Loretz and Miss Alicia
Swami F. lowing the Performance an
the Movies" the party enjoyed an ice
course at a local confectiOner's. Mrs.
= p Rankin jr- will entertain the Beta
Beta Clue next week.
The Idlewild club was entertained
with party Thursday afternoon bv
Lily Dale at her home on Magoffin ave
nue. The guests were entertained with
the game Of buncO and Katherine Kill
burn won the prize, with lone Garrett
winning the consolation prize When
the games were over, refreshments
were enjoyed Frances Clayton will
entertain the club next Thursday.
There were present. Frances CLAYTON,
Katherine kilburn, Maurine Garrett,
lone Garrett. Augusta Fahrenkamp. IA
eel Kinney and Fay Morris
Miss Vera Werle and Theodore Werle
were pleasantly surprised recently by
Lee BOurland and a party Of their
friends gathering at their home. -l2I2
Wyoming street Games and various
gmTTEemnnrg the do
hghtfully and refreshments were
served at the close Among those pres
ent were Misses Vera Werle Lucille
Hailes, Gladys Hailes, Mabel Hawkins.
Allene Griffith, Jessie Collier, Margaret
ManOneyt Lillian Smith. Brown Pas
chall Rufus Baker. Robert Mahoney,
Fred Boowury, Jack Baylos, Grover
Cunningham. B. Wallen, Lee Bourland,
Charles Hubberd, Lester Werle and
Theodore Werle
MISS Mary McEniry was the hostess
Wednesday evening at a delightfully."-
informal gathering of her friends at
her nome on Wyoming street Most OF
the guests and the hOstess's family be-
ing musicians and playing Verious in
struments, their music was a most en-
joyable feature Of the evening. Bunco
was the chief amusement and Phil
Hudson won the first prize, a leather
pound book Of LongfellOw's poems.
Miss Hazel Landon won the woman's
'--S--A pr ller q fancy INK stand. and
the mems second prize a Texas pen
nant, went TO John Hudson. Miss Helen
Judson received the consolation prize,
a vanity case. Sweet peas were used
IN quantities through the house. Re
lreshments were served at the close Of
the evening Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Landon,
MI and Mrs Phil Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs.
a D. Rowe; Mesdames Helen Judson,
and A. Harland; Misses Hazel Landon,
Etnel Martin, Patricia McEniry, DorO-
my McEniry, Katherine McEniry,
Eleanor AIcEniry; Messrs. Jimmie
kirkland, Howard Martin, A. Patter-
son, Paul Christian. A. Merrill and John
A delightful children's party was
gwen wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
D. J. Ormsbee, at her home at the
smelter. TO celebrate the ninth birth
Gay anniversary of Einar Ormsbee, and
the 1zth birthday anniversary Of Mar
saEet Ormsbee. It was a peanut party.
anu an OF the games were connected
with peanuts There was a peanut
hunt with Betty Stafford winning the
!. prize for finding the most, and a pea
nut race, which was won by Dorothy
lewis Then a peanut auction was
held which created lots of fun for
the children. During the afternoon
fruit punch was served and later ice