El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-24
SOCIETY'S DOLNGS
Parties.


Mrs. c. E. Mathews entertained sat
urday afternoon at her home IN GIdHu
view in honor of Miss Eva Dudeil' WY
IS soon to become brlue- m -
lair was a combined buncO parry aL lt
china shower Miss Erin MlQQLel Ton
won the first prize for bunco, DANNY
oonbOn dish The house was go
lively decorated with quantities OF
yellow wild flowers. Buncnes o. 80
flowers were tied to the chdnls5tisLS,
and the centerpiece Of the l ullcll1o .
table was a large bouquet OF SunlIo " eLo
tied with yellow ribbons Ine yell ~
Color scheme was carried Ou[ "a -
refreshments of ices ana sdla1 -
in the punch which was s eTleo
throughout the afternoon ellon
Wild flowers were painted On OF, tHe 49,
cards for the buncO games me 500
gifts were presented 70 lIs Jtt,
yellow ribbons. Among those preselI
were: Mrs c. Jones, Mrs. D. man man
Misses Eva Duden. Mary Duden- Mar
gUerite Ruby, eBessle Barnes No. .515I
Rogers, Dorothy BretZ BESSIE ALllIt-S
ton, erin Middleton and hatnef4ilo
Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grant enter
taeined Friday night IN hohof u -
18th birthday anniversary OF tLSLL
daughter. Miss Hazel Grant me
party was given at their home, 4O5
Myrtle avenue. which was alJrac We
Elaborated with flowers Ine youils
people enjoyed themselves curing luS
evening by playing games, - lItS
and dancing, and later, refreshments
of punch. ice cream and cake were
served, the table being decorated Win
red candles and maline bows, ana pc
ing set with cut glass Many sllCs
were received by Miss Grant in honor
Of the occasion. In cutting the on N
day cake. Mrs Grant found Ine TINS,
A. Young the button and DICK Evans
the thimble. Among nose p. NJ
were: Mr.. and Mrs Ted Bar Ile---. Ut,
and Mrs A. Young, Mrs Marsarel
Marion. Mrs. A Harris; Misses Eliza
beth Griffin. Bessie Roberts, irene
Meyer. Hazel Binney, Marie Toler, 10y
tie Vaughan, Helen Daracn. JessIe
Darach Iinnie Barron, Mary Hill. Mary
Allen Page. Messrs Marion Pomar,
Dick Evans, George Marsh, FRANK Al
len. Henry Hunter, Brown Fascndl'
Eddie Baumau. Dan McAnulrys " alteI
Kienle and Harry ktenle-
Complimentary to Miss Stelia L aLL-
ner. who becomes a bride early IN tne
week. a kitchen shower was given SAT-
urday morning by Mrs Barney HuBlSs'
ir.. at her home in GrandvleW- Inc
house was most artractively arranged
and decorated with quantities OF yellow
wild flowers in vases, baskets ana
iardinieres. Bunco was played for the
guests amusement and there were IiNe
tables Of players Miss Era IhomaS
won the first prize, a hand painted
consolation prize. a box of stationary
Miss Lattner was presented with a
quantity Of useful kitchen utensils, the
gifts being brought in TO her In big
new dishpan. tied with yellow ribbons.
Each gift was tied with yellow and
contained a verse about its use A
salad course was served at noon, the
hostess being assisted by her mother,
Mrs. c. c. Henderson; Miss Laura Hen
derson and Miss Anna B. hurry. Among
those present Were- Mesdames Barney
Hughes. ST. ". o Care, W ". Evans,
Karl Hatfield I J. Ayers, C. C. Hen
derson. George Evans. J. T. Graney,
Misses Stella Lattner. Rena Shea, Juan
iua Smith, Katherine Peak. Maud Park
er. Laura Henderson. Virginia Hall OF
New Orleans. Jay Mitchell. Erma Kuhn,
Marie Schwartz, Lila Thomas. Era
Thomas. Edna Thomas. Bernadine
Schultz. Emma Hoffman, Ernestine
hurry. Anna 3. hurry. little Josephine
Evans. Willie Maud Care and Margaret
Virginia HUGHES