El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-20
Parties

Mice T7Iorence Reed was the guest OF
honor Saturday afternoon at very
pretty party given by MISS que LdtIner
at her home. on North Campbell street
Ttbe l7oI1ss was decorated with quantl-
ties of fragrant sweet peas. shower
bOuouets of these dainty blossoms and
ferns were suspended from tne cnah-
deiers in all the rooms lleu Win Wv
Of pink tulle. Japanese baskets IIleu
with the fragrant flowers, the handles
tied with tulle bows, were paced Ell
fectively about the house Inc games
of bridge and buncO 1urnlshed the
amusement of the afternoon Mss anna
SOrensOn winning the bridge prize and
Miss Anna IversOn the prize Tor puncO
Miss Madge Steele cut the consolation
prize. During the games, trult punch
was served from glass punch DoWI
which was surrounded with sweet peas
and ferns Miss Marjorie Plummer pre-
sided at the punch bowl At the close
Of the games a dainty tWo-courSe
luncheon was enjoyed me saIad was
served in tiny pink DaskeIS' ana lndl-
vidual strawberry shortcakes carried
out the color plan of pink and white.
Assisting the hostess IN entertaining
were her mother, Mrs. 7. ). Lattner; her
sister, Miss Stella Lattner, and Miss
guest of honor, was presented with an
attractive souvenir of the occasion.
Among the guests present were: Miss
Florence Reed, Mesdames Harry
Vaughan, Webb Hayden, Clarence John
son, r. F. Davis, VIII r. Schultz, F. A
Hughes: Misses A. Craig, Mary Holt,
Theo Patterson, Anna lverson, Mar
guerite Iverson, Mary Alice Jones.
Alicia Swami, Wilma Elliott, Marjorie
Elliott, Madge Steele, Julia Poole, Ger
trude Leighton, Anna SOrenson and
Marjorie Plummer
In honor of the eighth birthday ami
vessary of little Barbara Wallace, a de-
ightful picnic party was given for her
by her mother, Mrs. George Wallace,
Saturday afternoon. The YOUNGSTERS
were taken in automobiles down to the
grove this side of West Ysleta. Swings
We're put up among the big cottonwOods
of the grove and the children had a
served during the afternoon and then a
picnic supper was served.
A peanut hunt among the leaves and
bushes of the grove was the source of
lots of fun, and Aletha Coffin won the
prize for finding the greatest number of
nuts, with Douglas Daniels winning the
second prize Afterwards the children
were taken automobile riding down to
Clint. The youngsters filled the big
sightseeing automobile and four tour
ing cars.
The picnickers included: Adelaide
Overstreet, Carolyn Cooley, Mary Hap
per, Marion Dunn, Lauise Beach. Anna
bell Gray, Aletha Coffin, Elizabeth
MOrriss, Julia Hawkins, Belle Jacobs,
Mary Craig, Virginia Gardner. Marion
Gardner, Ethel Howe, ElenOr r.
vim, Catherine seamon, Mary Vir-
ginia Seamon, Louise Crawford,
Louise Carpenter. Helen Steven
son, Aileen Daniels, Betty Harris,
Marion Hurd, ElOise POmerOy, ALICE
Pomeroy, Irmaden Rouse, Carmalita
Rous, Irene Campbell. Frances Moore,
Peggy Nickel, Bobby Thompson, John
Cooley. Billy Tooley. Charles Port, Hen
ry Moore. Douglas Daniels, Fred Ehler,
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Among the grOwnups were: Mrs. Frank
Scott FrickletOn, Mrs. J. 3. Nickel,
Mrs. Francis Moore, Mrs. W. E Mix,
Mrs. Ed Hurd, Mrs. J. c. Rous, Mrs.
Frank Powers Mrs. P. E. Gardner, Mrs
John Thompson.
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Miss Lucille Daniels whose wedding
will occur Thursday, is the guest Of