El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-30
SOCLET Y'S DOLNGS
Dinners. Luncheons, Teas.


Mrs. B. F. Hammett will entertain
with a luncheon on December l.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Davis motored
down the valley Sunday afternoon
stopping for dinner at the Valley lnn'
Hsleta.
Miss Lula Loewenstein entertained
Miss Viva Driskell and Mrs. George T.
Morgan at luncheon at the valley lnn'
Ysleta, Sunday.
tanned Miss Violet Chase and Wilson h
Raum at dinner at the Valley lnn'
Nsleta, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Craig molOIeu
down the valley Sunday, with MISS
Bertha Pool and Miss Mary Pool as
their guests. They dined at the Valley
Capt. and Mrs. Alfred W. Bjornstad,
Mai l. N Jones and Capt. Louis l..
Boiseau formed a dinner group at the
Country club Saturday night, remain
ing for the dance.
Mrs. Otis l. Mcintyre entertained in
formally Sunday afternoon with fare
we'll tea in honor of her sister, Miss
CYNTHIA Mccarthy, who has been with
her since last April and who leaves
Wednesday to return to her nome IN
Or C,Iaribel NJ Hutchinson, of Boston,
entertained Miss Helen Hutchinson and
Miss Gladys Smith, Of SILVER CITY, N
NJ, at luncheon at the NdAey III. =
Ysleta, Sunday. The party motorea
from F-l Paso and took run down the
valley after luncheoh, ,.4.,. A..
w H Land entertained little din
ner group at the Harvey mousse SaIuI-
dav night the guests motoring out
10 the Country club later. In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Sutton, Lieut..
and Mrs W. A. Mccain, Miss Mildred
whitfield and Miss Marie Cloman
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Goodman ana
miss Pose Goodman entertained about
20 of their friends Sunday night with
the second of their series OF dlnner
dances at their home on west NeVada
street. The table was decorated Win
yellow chrysanthemums, roses ana car
nations. rose lay beside each guest 5
plate. A two piece orchestra play d
during thedinner and for the dances
afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l. Slmons enter LItsI
rained Saturday evening at their nome
on Montana street with an lnIormdl
dinner for right Rev. FREDERICK B.
Howden, bishop of New Mexico, me
other guests were: Rev and MIS-
Henry Easter. Miss ElllnOF POrcner,
Miss Joy Crutchfield and Robert WHIT
field, Of jackson, Miss. The table was
decorated with red carnations and
ferns.
hosts at a six o'clock dinner Sunday
night at their home in the Brazos apart
ments An elaborate six course dinner
was served. The dining room and table
were decorated with quantities of flow
formed a box party at the Crawford
theater. In the party were Miss Clddy
Siman, Miss Myrtle Ford Miss Bessie
Siman, Miss Lucille Henderson, Thomas
Ford. Russell Koch, Frank W. KOCH
John Ford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Koch
In honor of Miss Mary Kaye Alves, a
delightful dinner was given by her
brother, James Alves, Saturday night
at the Country club, preceding the
weed end dance. The table was decor
ated with YiOlets and each Of the young
women guests was presented with d
corsage bOQuet of the fragrant dos
SONS. In the party were: Misses Mary
Kaye Alves. Lemire Nebeker, Mary
Turney Nations, Katherine Edgar, Elm
lily Kemp, Ivah Cool. Margaret Davis;
Messrs. Lewis CrOOker, James AlVesr
Talbot Hill. Ted Davis, Gist Russell
Dexter Mapel Ernest SaUer, Lieut.
Francis BrannOn and Page Kemp.
Guy Ia Wagner of Fort Worth en-
tertained Saturday night with an elab-
Orately appointed dinner in the pri-
vste dining room of Hotel Paso del
Norte. The table was mass of pink
Killarney roses and violets. A corsaEe
bOQuet Of roses and V1Olets lay at each
WOman's plate, with buttOnhole bo-
quet for the men guests The place
cards were ornamented with figures of
girls. During the dinner the hotel or
Chestra played selections and the guests
danced between courses and following
the dinner. Later in the evening the
guests motored to the dance at the COun-
try club Mr.. Wagner's guests were
Mr. and Mrs. A P. Coles, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A Happier, Mr.. and Mrs w L. Tooley,
Mrs. Josephine Nations Morfit, Miss
Anne Lee Gaines, Miss Virginia Semple,
Charles Bassett, Walter NJ Drury, Gar
nett King and Lieut. A. D. Surles.
Mrs. G. S. Henning gave very pref
~ luncheon Saturday afternoon at her
home on Rampant street in honor Of
her daughter, Miss Fannie Y. Henning,
and to announce Miss Hennings en-