El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-29

served One Of the attractive features
m the evening in the dancing We're
Spanish dances by two senorltas- They
were dressed in typical costume Of
their country with beautiful Spanish
mantillas gracefully draped about
their shoulders, and they danced ar
tistically. The music for their dane
ing was furnished by Spanish mu-
Between the hours Of and Z o'clock
the guests, who were seated at the
tables. danced whenever the spirit
moved them, and continuous round Of
gaietv marked the evening.
At 8 o'clock Mrs. MOrfit and Mr.. Tin
l0er danced the hesitation waltz. Mrs.
MOrfit dances with unusual grace and
is artistic in her Interpretation Of the
steps Mr. Tinker is an artist. They
dance in absolute rythm without the
least bit of a jerk or fault The
Jimmy Valentine as interpreted Dy
them received such an ovation that at
ter the special numbers were pracI1c
ally finished, they were given Spe-
cial request to repeat this dance, which
Lieut. SurIes and Mrs Vance's dane
ing of the intricate tango was very
good and they were encored with each
number. Lieut.. Surles is an accomp-
lished dancer and Mrs. Stewart has
mastered the dances most attractively.
The dance Make which they do
with a little running walk, was well
given. The fancy stage dances as
given ny MIS- A1DIL4L anu MI L4AAAGE
were to some extent original, which
added greatly to the treat
C&The table at which Mrs. j. H Ma
lions was hostess was decorated with
a green basket filled with American
beauty roses and violets. At this ia
BILE were seated besides the hostess
Mr.. Nations, judge and Mrs. julius A
Buckler, DR.. and Mrs S. T. Turner
John Tinnell, Of Kansas City, and lit
tie Josephine Nations Morfit.
The table presided over by Mrs J.
G. McNary was decorated with brass
basket filled with violets. Mrs. Nc
Nary's guests were Mr. and Mrs. ". r.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Semple
The dinner guests Of Mrs. Josephine
Nations MOrfit and Mr.. Tinker were
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Stewart Misses
mOnd MeSSrS. E. Alexander Powell, W.
a. Manning and Lieut.. Alexander D.
Surles. The decoration OF the table
was a large basket filled with narcis.
sus. The basket was tied with white
tulle.
Mrs. W. c. Davis presided at a table
with Mr.. Davis and the Misses Blanche
and Margaret Davis. Red roses were
decorative here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Broaddus enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newman,
of Newman, n. NJ, and Miss GeOrgianna
Dodge. FreZiaS and ferns arranged
in mound effect and brass candles
holding pink candles tied with pink
tulle, were effective.
Mrs. Z. S Stewards table was dec
GRATED in rose carnations and ferns.
while a gilt basket held frezias. Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. ". L. Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Race and Col. and Mrs. Robert d.
Read.
Mr. and Mrs. James A Dick enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Finley and
the table held rose carnations and
+ ernS with four crystal candleSticks in
tertwined with pink tulle.
Other parties seen dining at tables
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence PickrelI and
Dr. and Mrs. Robert i. Ramey.
Misses Margaret Kinnon and Laura
Maud Fink, and Messrs. Wallace Thew
and Horace 3. Stevens, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Atkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rintleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neill, Mrs. J.
~ Blanks, of San Antonio, Texas, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Davis
DR.. and Mrs. 3. NJ. WOdsham, Dr.
and Mrs. A S. COchrane and Mrs. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Simmons. Lewis
Croker and Vernon Lyman
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred F. Kerr, Miss
Frances Gillespie and DR.. E. R, Car
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin L Farrar.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Gillies and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack White.
Col and Mrs. Joseph Garrard and
Nal and Mrs. George Barnhardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s Ainsa, Mrs. !
VI. NJ. McNamee, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Mari, Lieut. and Mrs. W. W. Overton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. McCurdy Lieut. J
and Mrs. W. ". West and Miss Ruth !
Mrs. J. wulff. DR.. and Mrs. w. P. /
Jameson, Miss Alice Wulff, Miss Olive !
Davis, Mai. and Mrs. c. n. Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. TooIey, J. O. 1
1rocket and Mrs. John R Enlow.