El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-05
Parties.


Miss Alma Savage will entertain
Tuesday night with a bunco party a.
her home on Rio Grande street LOT the
younger social set
Miss Mary Warrington will entertain
Monday in a farwen for Miss Meme
Nay Bowen, who leaves later In the
week for Los Angeles.
a very jolly little all day picnic party
was held by the Daisy club members
Thursday. Mrs. ). L. QUITS chaperoleu
the young people, who were Allce an
Eaton, Zalema Mewsom, Mary zee ~
Ter, Clara Mae Miller. Lois McCneshsS'
Albert QUITS and Grins.
In honor Of the birthday anniyersa-
ries OF little Lois Mcconnell ana Lo.
rance Mcconnell, a delightful chlIuIsIL
party was given Thursday afternoon py
Mrs. William l. Mcconnell, Al ner nome
entertained with games OF various
kinds, and all sorts Of good thlngs 20
eat were enjoyed Assisting the hostess
were Miss Madeline Birney and Miss
John Butterbaugh, William 5utter-
baugh, Catherine Butterbaugh, Russel
Wheelock, Joyce Wheelock- Douglas
Wheelock, Beulah Lusk, Geneylve LusK'
Ludia Arterburn. Arnold ArterouIn'
Malcolm Pitt and Donald Pitt
A moonlight ride and picnic were
given Friday night by a number or
young people in honor Of Miss augusta
Calhoun and her brother, Maui CaIhoun
The party went in big hay wagon and
drove down the valley to Hsleta, where
they enjoyed a picnic supper; Mr. and
Mrs Fred Hobein and Mrs. Mary Ma
money chaperOned the young people
who We're Misses Augusta Calhoun,
Phyllis Hickman, Mary Adams, Julia
Kelly, Helen Kelly, Tess Collier, Ser
nice Logan, Margaret MahOEey, ezra
Worley, Linda Moore, Mabelle Henklns,
Mabele Dawson, Lucille Hales, Gladys
Calhoun, Roy Hobein, Alton Hobein,
Edgar Leigh, Robert Mahoney Fred
Urick, Fred Worley, Brown Paschall,
Lee Bourland, Brown McNulty, Ray Gil
lespie, Robert Wallen, J. Bayler and B.
Miss EvaIine stedmond was delight
fully surprised Thursday night by a
number Of her friends gathering at her
18th birthday anniversary. The main
amusement feature Of the evening was
bunco, and dancing was enjoyed the
latter part Of the evening, when the
OF ice cream and cake were served dur
ing the evening. In playing the game
OF bunco, Miss Velmo Lovelady won the
girls first prize and Arley Percyfleld
won the boys first prize. The cOuso-
lation prizes fell TO Logs Geddis and
Bertha Lovelady. Among the young
people forming the surprise party were
Agnes Burrego, Doris Fletcher. Marie
Cody Gertrude Cody, Logs Geddis, Vel
ma LOVelady. LeOpoldiua CobletZ, Mary !
Stedmond. Catherine Dunno. Lily Sted. l
mond, Harry Cantlion, Frank Cantlion, 1
Arlie Percyfield, Harry Percyfield. Ray I
Geddes, Raymond Lorenzo, Martin 4
AmadOr, Nike Pereal. Bertha LOvelady z
Lawrence Cody and Coty Allen
Miss Josephine March gave a bunco
party Friday afternoon at the home Of &
her parents on Mundy avenue. An at
-ractive color plan Of pink, white and
utilized in the wnFuae p NJ
and in the tally cards for the bunco
games, which were pretty japanese girl
figures. In playing bunco the first
prize. a silver backed mirror, was won
1y Miss Ethel Crawford: the second Z
lriZe, a pair OF hat pins, went to Miss
Margaret Schuster, and the third prize, Z
/ Kewpie doll. fell to Miss Evelyn Scott
There were six tables Of players, and
.hese were Misses Dorothy Ormsbee,
elizabeth CroxtOn- Wren Ray, Katherine
earle Frances Earle, Mary Wilson, \
ethel Crawford, Julia Morse, Marion
lowe Helen. Murdoch. Helen Reading,
Margaret Schuster, Floy Greer. Mary
5eermans, Mary Hardie. Winifred
woods, Aeoliau Statham, Martha Low
nan, Dorothy NOllertsen, Evelyn Scott,
.ane March, Margaret Powers and
Geneva Stevens Following the games,
-alnty refreshments were enjoyed
MISS Nellie Nay Bowen was the
suesl OF honor at a very attractive
morning party Friday, given by Mrs.
" - l. Wv en- at 4er nome on montana
iLreeL- dainty luncheon was first !
served, the guests being seated at four
small tables, each decorated in a color
'lan Of red and white, with carnations
md ferns, the place cards being clever
affairs in red and white. and the ices
we're served in small flower pots. with
little red flowers poisoning out from
he center. Following the luncheon,
Dunco was played and in this game
Miss Edith Robertson won the first I
1rize. and Miss Valerie Lorig the con-
ISOLATION prize The guest Of honor
was presented with a souvenir OF the
occasion. Assisting the hostess in en- /
were: Mrs. ]. F. Bowen
md Mrs Jerome B Dale jr. The
yuests included Misses Nellie May
Bowen, Valerie Lorig, Margaret Nc
See, Elizabeth Kelly. Catherine Pfaff.
Nary White, Mary Robertson. Flossie
Edith Robertson. Mary
Dewey, Mary Wadlington, Genevieve
Collins, jamie Mae Davis, Ethel Craw-
ord. Dorothy Lakeland and Frances
Earl.