El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-07
Dances

The fashion set by society in the
SmO preceding tango teas, that Of
uaHclng away the tea hour of five to
SIX was again adhered to on Friday
II the french Fete Costume matinee
uauCe az the Tolt1c, which brought out
LIusI or the participants, with a goOdly
NUMBER of their friends and admirers
LOT the purely social pleasure of dane
L,-S' conversation, tea, and incidentally
ne repetition of the beautiful dances
o. the Fete. At the tea table, brilliant
with scarlet azalias, were MesdameS
zach White, W. w Turney w /.
Galnes, W. L Tooley, Otis Coles and
Chas. Davis, while the dancers in
SIqded the young matrOns, society
debutantes and the younger misses not
yet out many in quaint costume, many
ia handsome afternoon frocks with
young men in civilian dress mingling
with army officers, in all varied and
beautiful scene. Assisting in welcom-
ing the guests were Mrs. A. P. Averil
and Mrs. S. H. Sutherland.
The dancers were all received with
applause, Miss Karma Deane and
Lionel Tobias again showed grace and
skill in the Waltz COQuette The baby
mlnuet was easily the favOrite of the
younger sets. The fluffy French ballet
dancers led by dainty little Miss
Josephine MOrfit were obliged to re-
pea their dance. The assistants at the
tea tables included Misses Valerie
Lorlg, Emily Kemp, Mabelle Bryan,
Ellis, Margaret Young, Dorothy Lack
land, Holland Sharp, Mary Redmond,
jamie Davis, Alice Myles, Kathryn
P1aIt and Margaret McGhee. The dance
of the DIARY Maids" and the Shep-
herdesses was well given the music
Tor the dance of the Shepherdesses, be-
ing unusually attractive. The Normandy
Wedding dance was given with Irene
Bryan and Earl Weisiger as leaders
and the vendors Miss Valerie LOrig and
VIII Race were clever. Miss Marion
Calnan, who leads the Greek Classical
dance IS a young SRI of unusual grace
The La Pavanne by the Lords and
Ladies in Waiting" closed the program
which was a delightful social success
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Miss Virginia Ryan will be the hos
tess tonight of a dance to honor Mr..
and Mrs. George Freeman. The house
will be decorated in palms and pink
carnations, and refreshments of punch
and an ice course will be served. The
George Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Anderson; Misses Derda Hickman,
Phyllis Hickman, Jimmie Willis, Leona
Black, Gladys Roman, Marie Schwartz,
Bernadine Schultz, Vera Ballard, Vir-
gniia Burk, Stella Lattner, Marie
Schwartz, Grace Gray. Dorothy Cong
don, Alice Buckley, Donna Truesden,
Ruth Phillips, Maurine Carter, May
belle O'Connor, Bessie ellison; Messrs.
John Moss, Harry Pape, Jack Roman.
EhIer, Frank Durack, D. F. Evans, Jim
Rogers, Francis Savage, W. Collins,
viii MOleish, c. COldWelL Ralph Davis,
Elgee Means, James German, Leon
Roman.
The dance given on Thursday night
by Mai. and Mrs N. NJ McNamee was
in honor of the majors birthday an
niYersary. After the dancing was en-
jOyed, a large birthday cake was
brought forth with Y candles burn
eral relatives who were present pre-
scented him with articles they had puT-
chased at the ten cent store and much
merriment was enjoyed. Those present
were: Col and Mrs. Joseph Garrard,
Col. and Mrs. Robert R Read Col. and
Mrs. Frederic Perkins, Maj. and Mrs
c. D. Rhodes, Maj. and Mrs. W. T.
Davidson, Maj. and Mrs. c. y. Barney,
Capt. and Mrs. George BaTnhardt, Capt
H r. klcSOk, Capt. and Mrs. Oren Mey-
CT, Capt and Mrs. G. II. Estes, Capt.
and Mrs o. E Hunt, Lieut.. and Mrs.
V. S. Foster, Lieut. and Mrs. E. f.
Graham, Lieut. and Mrs. W. W. Over
ton, Lieut.. and Mrs. h A. Meyer, jr.;
Mesdames Ben Lear, c. H. Conrad,
ISABEL Flato; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ain
So, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Humphries, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ainsa, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. James MARI,
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gray; Misses Alice
Wulff, Estelle Berrien, Z. Early;
Messrs. Dr.. Paul Gallagher. Robert
Martin, Gen. Hugh L Scott: Lieuts.
David II. Scott, G. N. Russell, Alex
ander SurleS S. W. Cramer; Capts ".
W. Brander, ". T. Johnston.