El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-20
SOCIAL FEATURES MAKE POLO
TEA AT FORT BRILLIANT EVENT

Sauer was referee Of the game, and
Miss Glen Adams timekeeper.
The social feature of the polo tea
was delightful The dainty tea tables
were placed upon the lawns of the
officers homes, and presided over by
handsomely gOwned army and FL Paso
women. Tea, bOnbOns and dainty
waters were served in the intermis-
sions of the polo periods.
From the lawn in front Of Col. Gar
rard's home, the 18TH cavalry Dand
Dlaved a well selected concert, ming
ling many patriotic medleys among the
me grounds presented brilliant
scene, with the many officers in uni
form. the stylishly gOwned women, the
nobby riding suits OF many Of the
women who rode to the game, and the
no1o pIayers in their white suits set
off with scarlet or blue jackets.
On the lawn of Maj. McNamee,s
quarters Mrs. McNamee and Mrs. G. ".
smith presided over the tea tables.
Further up Officers Row, Mrs. Harry
n COotes and Mrs Max weber served
tea from a daintily arranged table.
on the lawn of Capt George Barn
bardtrs quarters. Mrs. Barnhardt was
gracious hostess with Mrs. Dach L.
white Mrs George G. Sauer and Mrs.
J. H. Lewis assisting at the yea IaPIes'
Mrs. J. c. Waterman and Mrs h. A.
Never Dresided at the tea table on the
lawn of Capt. A. p. Watts's home and
were the center of the polo players in
the intermissiOn periods.
An added military touch to the polo
game was the guard mount ana IeIreat
which occurred just after the close OF
tbe game, and which most of the spec
tators remained to watch,
Cant and Mrs. A. P. Watts enter
tanned a porch party during the polo
tea. their guests were: Mr.. and mrs
D. c. Booth, DR.. ana MIS-. Iohh W w
Sherwood Mrs. W. D. Lansden, Mrs
JoseDbine Nations MOrfit, Miss II. NJ
A1e-I7r Mrs. ". A. Brann, Miss Helen
Fieider. Fl. r. Schurtz, and Lieut. h ,.
Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs Zach White motored
to the polo tea at the fort Sunday art
ernoon in their electric. win IheIn
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Looms
Col and Mrs Robert D. Read mo-
tored to the fort for the polo tea IN
their Ford car. With them were MI .
c. H Ladd and Miss Emily Kemp
Mrs. Josephine Nations Mortlt ana
Ed. l. Tinker drove out IN MIS- MOT
fits electric for the polo tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr motor eu
out in their car with a party OF guests
for the polo tea. In another car were
Miss Edith McCleary, Mrs. F. u. NC
CIeary, Lieut.. Ralph Hospital ana
Lieut. Robert c. Cotton
In W M. Drury's National car were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Happier, Capt and
Mrs. Aubrey LippincOtt, Miss Anne Lee
Gaines, Garnett King and H. @. Holt,
Mai. and Mrs. c. n. Barney motored
to the polo tea with A. Gilbert OF chi
cago, as their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsa motored
to the polo tea in their car with their
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Booth drove to
the polo tea in their Buick car.
n. r. Schurtz, Miss Helen Fielder
Mrs. w A. Brann. Mrs. ". d. Lansden
and Lieut.. K. S. Bradford motored from
Ysleta for the polo tea at the fort sun
day in Mr.. Schurtz's Hupmoblle car
Mrs. J. F Hammer motored to the
polo game at the fort with Mrs. Harry
Burwell, Mrs J. II. Helms and Mrs: =
r. Lehman. of Las Cruces, as her
Dr. and Mrs. E. H. irwin attended
the polo tea, motoring out IN InelI
overland As. With them were MISS
Halle irwin and Mr.. and Mrs Z. L.
Crawford, of Philadelphia.
Miss Olive Davis and Alberto bar
rnotored to the polo tea
Miss Ethel Brown and Gabriel Ma
dero notored to the polo tea.
Mrs. VIII Walz had a party OF guests
with her in her motor car at the POLO
Robert Martin and Mrs. Jesse Lee
drove to the tea in a smart trap.
Miss Frances Gillespie, Miss Clara
Hawkins and David Mcknight rode
horseback to the tea
Among some of the horseback guests
were: Miss Elizabeth Waterman, Miss
Hilda Sauer, Miss Glen Adams, Mrs.
Harry n. Cootes, Mrs. Max Waber and
others.