El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-01
NEW YEAR DANCES BY THE SOCIAL AND
PROGRESS CLUES ARE BRILLIANT EVENTS
~ BE Ell Paso Social club enter
tanned at the Hotel Paso del

/" BE FL Paso Social club enter
tanned at the Hotel Paso del
Norte on Wednesday night, to
dance the old year out and the new
year in This was an affair elaborate
in decorations, bubbling with fun and
marry making and was one which viii
not soon be forgotten by those who
attended The lobby Of the hotel was
p, a. beautiful winter snow scene. The ia
bles were formed into a large square;
inside of this were tables formed in a
horseshoe shape and decorating the
center Of this was a large snow man,
which stood about nine feet in height.
Icicles hung from the cornices of the
lobby and the fixtures were attractive
with the icy forms. A large white rev
" ear bell was suspended from the cell
ing. From the corners Of the room,
unSel was hung and at intervals on
this snow bells We're hung. The crystal
candle sticks held white candles. The
tables were effective with white car
nations in vases, while ferns and ivy
were festOOned, and loosely decorated
the tables. Covers were laid for 200
guests and every place was filled.
The dancing was enjoyed in the ball
room of the hotel, and this was decor
ated for the occasion in ropes of ever
green, festOOned over each window.
Palms stood in every conceivable cor
ner and the green Christmas Wreaths
bespoke the festive occasion.
The social club gives brilliant affairs
invariably, but this has surpassed any
previous affair in appointments. Mu-
sic and dancing were intersperSed DUR
ing the entire evening. Messrs. Nc
Nary, COggeshau, Van Surdam and
others contributed their talents to the
pleasure Of the guests. Confetti was
thrown, which covered the snow, max
ing a brilliant scene, while noise
makers were deafening and fireworks
were brilliant when the clock struck
y and 1914 entered, the lights all be-
ing exiting ulSheQ. The fireworks light
ed the entire lobby. The men wore
folly caps Of blue and white, while the
women made a very pretty sight in
tneir caps OF red and white. Everybody
voted the time one of the happiest in
the history of the club.
AT II o'clock the banquet was served.
among those who enjoyed the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis c. Coles. 8Ir. and
Mrs; John L. Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs J. c.
McNary, Mr.. and AIRS. A. P Coles. Zach
L. Cobb Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Davis Mr.. and Mrs
w imam burges, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
kraEauer Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Lee
baron, Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Thomson
MI and MIS-. j. A. Happier, Mr.. and Mrs
9 T. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs w. K. MARI
Ut ana Mrs w. K Ramsey, Mr.. and
mrs. u $ Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
IcoleV, Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Kavser Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs S.
= Welslger, Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Semple,
-lI- ana Mrs. W X Rampsey, Mr.. and
Mrs w r. Brown, Mr. and Mrs T Reid
Ryan MT. and Mrs r. N. WingO. Mr.
and MIS- w. w. Turney, Mr.. and Mrs
= N. BroWn. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Alnsa, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Vaughan.
Mr. and Mrs 81 s. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs
Aenry T. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs Paul
EalIt' Mr. and Mrs. A. H. GOldstein, Mr..
afa
~. Broaddus, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Stew
arr Or ana Mrs. L. G. Witherspoon,
1)r- and Mrs. j. NJ Ridley, Dr. and Mrs.
lanes lanes vance, Dr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Mr- and Mrs Frank Afnsa, Maj and
mrs. G. n Barney, Col and Mrs Rob
err ID. Read, Mr. and Mrs. z. NJ
whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Hines.
Capt and Mrs w. Hunt Cant and Mrs
= DaViQson- Capt and Mrs. Aubrey
Llpplncott Lieut.. and Mrs B. T. Mer-
SLant' misses Mabelle Bryan, Anne Lee
Games, Olive Davis Lemire Nebeker.
Carrie Race, Ivah Cool. Lucille Daniels. /
Lucy Verne, Harriet Ellis Else Kohl
Derg, FRANCES Gillespie. Anna Shelton,
" aIher Mcclellan, Virginia Semple,
411en kAuaillsi N esdames b. II. Hammett,
ella Russell. YsabeI Plato Leila Moore
Josephine Nations MOrfit. Gertrude
1.et1e Ter AleSsrs- Russell Ramey, Tom ]
4Lal 1ieIuf JerYlS Deane. r.. J.. Holiday,
> Alfl1 patrick, Talbot Hill Allen Gram
bling, q shannon Dexter MABEL. Page
Kemp. George Flory, Paul Hammett. J. |
u Pollard. Harry Owsley, Eugene Fox, !
IT. H. H. Stark p. J. Davis. ir Dr. c. I
Brown, DIT Branch Craige, Tom 1
Mitchell A. I. Cox. Merton Lindsey.
LoWther Wood, W. F. Payne. Ballard /
SolcWeIL Gist RUSSELL Cen Hugh |
scout Col Joseph Gerard. Capt Harry /
Armstrong.
The Progress club entertained on I
wednesday night with a dinner dance !
in its club rooms which moved . d.
Hghtful affair in every way. The deco /
ralons were in red and green [