El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
Dances.

The first dance Of the winter series
was given Thursday night by the 10y al
! Order Of Moose, in Ryans nall Inc
dance was very successful On the en-
tertainment committee in charge were
H a. GIaves, c. C. Chenoweth. R.
Rochester. F. W Curtis. o. l. Brown,
H B. TAYLOR, c. E. Ross. Ralph Baker
and H. B Bu5seu- The floor commit
tee was composed Of H A Glaves. b b.
RYAN and 2 H. Kersey- The invitation
list included the following friends and
relatives of the lodge members: Mes
danes j. f. Chew, Ed Hardy, Ernest J.
Bartholomae. J. c. Hanson. R. F. Davis,
r Y GoetZ. Bertha DulZ Wake, Charles
Marks. George Chant. A A Jackson, H.
F. Hare. W +. Fagram. D. NJ Williams,
Alice Ward. A Denton, A Williams,
Misses Annie May COllard, Estella Col
lard Fama Hickman, Eddie Lee Davis,
Virginia Standish. Lottie Heintze, &
Kendeu Louise Mckinney. Florence
RYAN. Helen Darrach, Eva Hawkins. o.
Wagner, Freda Swatt- Jennie Franklin.
Florence Hare, Ninta johns, Bessie
Cafe Ruth Vernon, Mary Kay. Edltn
Rusch E Cutlett Vera Dri-llell. Mildred
Jones. Ruby Baird, Mary Freddell, Kitty
Howard. Lois Geddes, Bertha Gretochel,
Ruby Dodd. Cora Horton and ora nor
ton Refreshments were served In the
dance intermissionS.
Col and Mrs. Omar Bnuay
delightfully."- entertained the Off
GERS of the 18th infantry Thrus-
day night with an informal re-
ception and dance at their home in the
Lucerne Snartments. The rooms were
effectively decorated with flags and
military symbols. After an informal
reception. the guests went upstairs TO
the roof garden and ball room and en-
loved dancing. The roof garden was
canopied with green foliage and hung
with many lanterns. Large American
flare were draped about the sides, and
% a hzu1- q TnIf-
age. were small tables arranged horse
shoe fashion. where punch and re-
freshments were served during the
dance intermissiOns- The brilliant
moonlight added to the attractiveness
Of the roof gardens appearance The
guests were Mai. and Mrs Charles 5.
Farnsworth. Capt and Mrs Alfred w.
Bicrnstad Capt. and Mrs Charles NJ
Bundel. Capt and Mrs. William h
Richards. Lieut. and Mrs Robert H.
Barrett, Lieut.. and Mrs Max Sullivan,
Lieut. and Mrs. David A Henkes, Lieut.
and Mrs Ralph w Kingman, Lieut. and
Mrs Joseph A Atkins. Lieut. and Mrs
Carroll A BaEby, Maj William C. Ben
nett, Mai George D. Guyer. Capt
George Med. Weeks, Capt Orrin R.
Wolfe. Capt James \. Pickering. Capt.
Martin L Crimmins, Capt. Alden c
Knowles, Capt. George W Wallace,
Capt Allen J Greer, Lieut. Ohio E
MiChaelis, Lieut. Richard R. Pickering,
Lieut. AnaL4ES n NuleEl. Lieut. MAI LAAA
C Shallenberger, Lieut. Oliver s " God,
Lieut. Frederick c. Rogers, Lieut.. Ste
ven J Chamberlin. Lieut. Ziba l. Drol-
linger, Lieut. Francis " Brannan,
Lieut. William R orion and Lieut.
Clifford J. Matthews. Capt and Mrs
Ernest H Agnew, Of the Sixth infantry,
were the only guests aside from the
members Of the regiment
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