El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-05
SOCLET US DOLNCS
Dances.

The Fraternal Order of EAGLES FL
Paso aerie No. %, will entertain their
friends with dance Thursday nipb+
in the Eagles hail in the AIundy bniid-
ing. w. q. Allen is the chairman of
the entertainment committee
The Friday night fox trot, at the
Valley Inn, Ysleta, was attended Inv a
number of Ell PasOans. Among sor1s Of
those present were Mr.. and Mrs W r
CLARION, Mrs. A. L. Peterman. Nrs.
Donna hIuGel, Mrs. w. D. Lansden Mrs.
A. ). Gaul, Misses Blanche Gaul NJ T.
Love and D. Love, of Sierra RIa1ca :.
Mary HALEY, Maren Jensen Katba-
leen Jensen, Capt. Richmond Smith.
Capt. j. ). Chambers, Lieut.. G. NJ. Rus
sell, Messrs. Maurice O'Bear. William
Glardon3 George CLARION, S. A Cole
well, William LOewenstein. Gustave
Loewenstein, w. NJ. Mclaughlin. w v.
Haley and LauncelOt Hanson
An. informal little dance was given
Friday night by the members of the
Ormsbee at the Shelter. During fine
dances, refreshments of coffee and
sandwiches were served Mrs. J. J.
Ormsbee and her sister. Mrs. %. Nat
hurst, chaperOned the Young DeoDIe
who were Misses Meta Ormsbee Emile
OTmsbee, Beatrice Pateman. Opal Had
lock, Ruby HadlOCk, Mary Lewis Mary
Leighton, Anita MaetZe Stella Brick,
Margaret Bryan, Grace FIeck, Alma
Sarah Badgers, Beulah Brown, and the
boys were Ward Worthington, Ben
Hancock, Charles A. Brann, George
Reveir, Louis E. Whitman, Baylor Fos-
ter, julius Hermans, Archie Vaughan,
Carl Upton, Roy Pickens, Nelson
Rheinheimer, Eugene Smith, Charles
NessmOre, George Nee. Harvey VIII
cox, Frank Cannon and Charles Bur-
rage.
Complimentary to Miss Virginia
Stewart who recently made her debut
and Miss Mary Turney Nations. whose
debut will occur shortly. a delightful
dance was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Zach
T White, Friday night, at their at
tractiVe home on Mesa avenue. Mrs.
White with Miss Stewart and Miss Ma
tons received the guests in the draw
ing room, which was decorated with
quantities of pink roses. After an IN
formal reception, the guests went to
the ball room on the upper floor, where
dancing was enjoyed The ball room
presented a very pretty picture; the
ceiling is studded with electric lights
and between these were festOons OF
smilaX and plOmOSis, studded with pink
roses. Gilt baskets filled with roses
and carnations and ferns hung DeJWeen
the windows, suspended by ribbon
streamers During the dances, punch
was served in the ball room and later
in the evening the guests enjoyed a
salad course, served in the dining room,
which was also lavishly decorated with
flowers. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. L. S. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H Nations, Mr. and Mrs. A p Coles,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Coles, Mr.. and
Mrs Otis Coles, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
Turney, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles LOOmis, Mr.. and Mrs.
w, L. Tooley Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Hap
per, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Dyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. f. Race. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II
Finley, Mrs. J. c. Krause, Mrs. MarSa-
ret Buckler; Misses Virginia Stewart,
Mary Turney Nations, Olive Davis. Mar
garet Davis, Hilda Sauer, Grace WingO,
Alice Wulff. Marion Young, Eleanor
Eubank, Alice Ayles, Frances Gillespie,
Augusta Anne Reese, Esteile Berrien,
Irene LauEhlin, Geraldine Merchant
Katherine Edgar. Emily Kemp, Mabelle
Bryan, Pauline Bryan. Mary Hill and
Hannah Hill, of Hill, n. NJ; Gen. John
j. Pershing. Lieuts. f. c. Rogers, A. L.
p. Sands, Dennis Z. McCunniff, James
L. Collins, Robert O. Amin. Theodore
Barnes, jr., c. J. Mathews. Messrs John
Porter Pryor jr., Lewis Croker, Tom
Newman, G. c. Shannon, Roger Brown,
Roy Youngbluth, Harry Wulff, Gist
Russell, Ted Davis, Claude Buckler, Al
len Grambling, Frank Roberts, J. NJ.
Harris and Carl A. Beers.