El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-23
Dinners and LuBcheoas

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Miss Mary. Redmond entertained sat
- urday afternoon in honor Of Miss FlOy
Barnhardt, daughter Of Capt. G. c.
Barnhardt Of the 18th cavalry. Miss
Redmond's guests were first enter
tanned at luncheon BuncO was en-
joyed in the afternoon. The dainty six
course luncheon was served at the
bUncO tables which were Ornamented
with red carnations. and red candles
Hand painted figures in red gowns
were the place cards and small po1n-
settia capped bOnbon boxes were the
Miss Barnhardt received an attrac-
tive guest prize, Miss Erna Mae White
won the first prize in the game OF
buncO and Ann Magoffin won the con-
ISOLATION prize. Mrs. c. r. AIorehead
assisted her niece in entertaining
The guests Were- Misses Floy Barn-
hSrdt, Valerie LOrig, Alice Myles,
Catherine Pfdff Anne BrOWn5 Holland
Sharp, Harriet Bottorff, Irene Rryan,
Enid Ainsa, Beatrice Stiles, Helen
Stratton. Erna Mae White, Dorothy
Lakeland, Margaret McGnee, mary
Goggin, Elizabeth HaW klns, Nonla
Bray, Anne Magoffin and Madeline
Stafford.
In honor of Col Robert D. Reads
birthday anniversary, which fans upon
the same day as that OF washington,
Mrs. Read entertained with prettily
appointed dinner Saturday night A
cherry tree. with a George Washington
Ratchet, formed the cenJerpleces decor
ating the table. Bunches Of cherries
were the place cards, and imported IA
vors containing paper caps and clever
verses. were at each guests plate Fol
lowing the dinner, the guests motoIeo
to the dance at the Country cluD- me
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs U s stew
art Col and Mrs FREDERICK PERKINS
and Capt and Mrs. Leroy EIUlnBe-
Mrs. c. n. Barney gave luncheon
complimentary to Mrs Charles D.
Rhodes, of the 18TH cavalry, tIlq9y
at the hotel PasO del NOrte. The table
was ornamented with fragrant cen
terpiece of pink and white sweet peas
and ferns Mrs. Barney's guests were;
Mrs. Robert D. Read, Mrs T. y L0Gn-
ridge Mrs. C. H Ladd and Mrs wa
tiers Davis Mrs. Barney was also the
hostess at a chocolate party given at
her home IN the Virginia apartments
earlier in the week, This pleasant IN
formal affair was in honor of Mrs W.
N Hensley, jr., Of the 18th cavalry. ]
The guests We're: Mrs Jack Lewis,
Mrs IL c. Earle. Mrs Z. p. ROckhil, /
of Central, n NJ; Mrs. 9. Q. smith, /
Mrs. c. II. Ladd, Miss c Baird and Mrs. /
Robert w. Mearns
@ Y. Murray was the host at a din /
ner party given at his home, 14lS !
Boulevard, Saturday evening Hls
guests were; Miss Tessie Collier, MISS \
Williams, Miss Anna B. Murray, Harry 4
Murray, o. C. EmertOn and Harry /
Thurston. A five course dinner was /
served A centerpiece of ferns dec
GRATED the table
Army. people are planning for the
second of their delightful polo teas
which will be given Sunday afternoon
at Washington Park. The army nos
tesses win be Mrs. W S Graves 5Otn
infantry; Mrs. Charles D Rhodes, 1StH
cavalry; Mrs. Aubrey LlpplncoJL 4oLn
cavalry: Mrs. W. W. Dudley, artlLteIy
MRS. J. B. Huggind, medical corps; mrs
w. J. Sherwood, of the medical CORPS
will represent the signal corps, ana
Mrs. Ralph Talbot, j., of the 1zIh
cavalry. Assisting the army people
will be Mrs. q. s. stewart, MIS- aJeIs
Davis and Mrs. c. H. Ladd.
Mrs. Ed Sanders entertained at her
home. 1872 Arizona st. Friday nlghI IN
honor of Miss Emma Gusdorr OF SPQo
kane, Washington. After an eiaoorIe
Spanish dinner, dancing was 1ndulSeu
in until a late hour Those present
were: Misses Emma GusdorI' EII md
I,owenberg, Yetta Baron and SIe!la
Goodman: Messrs. He'll, Freudensteln,
Bargeman and Well
Capt. and Mrs Howard R. Hickok
entertained Sunday night at dinner IN
honor of their guests, Mrs. e. b.
HickOz, of st. Louis, moIner or Capt- [
HickOk, and Mrs p W Huro, OF /
Omaha. Neb, sister Of Mrs Hlckok-
Decoratfons suggestive of Washing !
fOnis birthday were used The guests
we're Gen. H l. Scott, Col. and Mrs
Robert D. Read and Capt. George w.
Kirkpatrick Mrs. KiczOk will enter
tain for her guests Thursday afternoon
with a bridge party at her home IN
Fort Bliss.
Washington's birthday anniversary
was celebrated by the Sons OF the
Revolution with dinner given at the
Country club Sunday night, at which
w. H futile was host, assisted by MS
rooms were deliberately decorated with I
large American flags and liberty bells,
the flags bearing the date 11Ib As
able decorations blue and bun carna-
lions. the coIors of the Sons Of the !
Revolution were used The place cards Z
favors were little George Washington !
hatchets. During the dinner DR.. Howard s
Thompson made a speech on Washing
ton in times Of peace" emphasizing
his abilities as a stateman. Henry r
Capeu talked on Washington as ?
warrior" J. Porter Bender gave :
recitation. Among the guests We're:
Park Pitman, DR.. Howard Thompson,
Henry Capeu, J. Porter Bender, DR.. H. d.
T. Stevenson, G. +. Hawks, W. F.
Payne, DR.. Is. NJ. WOrsham, Horace B. 1
Stevens, E. NJ Bray, DR.. E. R Carpen-
ter and DR.. H II. Stark. 1t is the plan I
of the society to have these dinners I L
at more frequent intervals. The society I
plans to include all Of the men of FL /
PasO who may be eligible, in its mem
bershiD. Charles N Newman IS the q
secretary. a
Lieut.. and Mrs. H A Meyer enter S
tanned With a Dutch supper Saturday \
night, at their home on Fort boulevard. s
Following the supper the guests went ( a