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

Little Miss Josephine MOrft was
hostess at "a pretty dancing party frl-
/ DAY night at her home ON Mago1Iln
avenue The house was pIellllF deco
rated with sweet peas, ana the porcnes
3 We're gay with Japanese lanterns and a
Dig Japanese umbrella as a canopy
Inc young folk had delightful time
paying games and dancing and later
IN the evening they were gathered
III the dining room. where ice cream
and cake We're served. The little host
ess was assisted in entertaining py ner
Nother Mrs Josephine Nations MOFli,
ana her grandmother, Mrs. j. H. Ma
ions Among the guests were COnsuela
MSDer, Sadie Ruth AldrldSe, Nancy
W llllams, Marion Howe, Jane Burgess,
margaret Neff AIinda LaSkln, Ruth
rawlings. Irene Campbell, Katherine
E-1rl, Clara Hawkins, Louise Robinson,
mary Robinson. Mary Allen rage.
IleIen Dunn. Marion Dunn, Birdie
krupp, Paula Rrupp. Louise Beach,
~ ula HAPPIER, Nancy HAPPIER Babs
Corcoran, Mary MasOffin. Cath
ERNIE Dick Helen Stewart. Catherine
Freeman, Katherine Fassett, Katherine
WHITE, Mary Robinson. Edith Eiclls.
Ethel Plaff. Virginia Traylor. Pauline
lraylor, Pattie Ainsa, Geraldine Alnsa,
HoSelle AluSa, Anna BunsoW, Clarlta
BunSoW, Carmen BunsOv. Mott Raw
IinSS. robert Stewart, Ted Cooley,
Harland Irwin, Clifford Irwin, Mayo
Seamon. John Ledbetter, ROIan Kemp
and Dan White.
Mrs. Maude Deaue entertained Fri
day with an all day party at her home
on Mesa avenue In the morning the
guests assembled TO watch the mill
tary parade from the flag decorated
porches- Later they We're entertained
at dainty luncheon, the afternoon
was spent in playing bridge. and ~
the evening supper was served and the
guests all went TO the concert given by
the 10th infantry band i'm Cleveland
square Mrs Deane's house was dec
GRATED with quantities of flags. both
within and without and the dining
table was also gayly trimmed with the
national colors and flags In the
bridge games Mrs T. W Mcconnell
won the first prize. Mrs c. NJ Lewis
the second, and AIRS. D. H. Bradley ir.
the consolation The prizes were silk
hose Mrs. Deane's guests were the
members. of the Thursday Luncheon
bridge club.
Mrs. Frank Ainsa entertained about
30 OF the army women at a porch party
Friday morning. 10 watch the military
parade Of Army day The spacious
pOrches Of the Ainsa home formed an
the splendidly marching troops had
passed dainty refreshments We're
served on the porches.
An-E4eS BlSSeLL VIII entertain =
house party for the weekend at his
ranch near Clint. that will incI-5e Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. HouEhtou. Afr. and Mrs
T. T. Torres. Mrs Josephine Nations
NOrfit. Mrs. Max Weber. I'd l. Tinker
and George Florey- The guests viii
motor down to Clint Saturday and re-
turn to FL PasO sunday.
Mrs. Harris WalthaH and Mrs G. ".
Crombic had a small party OF friends
and relatives with them To watch the
military parade Of Army day from the
porches OF their home on Montana
street Among these were Mrs VIII
liam Graves. Mrs. Joe j. Dunno. Mrs.
VIII Crombie and Miss sue Crombie.
Capt and Mrs Aubrey Lippincott
were at home 10 the people of their
regiment. the 18th cavalry. Friday. fol-
lowing the military parade. Their home.
beyond Washington Park. was al the
disposal Of the officers during the aft
ernoon-
Miss Ruth Long and Miss Gladys
Strickland viii entertain next Satur-
day afternoon, complimentary TO Miss
Mayme Clark. who viii be a June
bride.
Mrs Otie Coles viii entertain IN
honor Of Miss Glen Adams on Tuesday
afternoon, at her home on Montana
street.