El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
SOCZETY'S DOLNGS
Parties

Mrs. Kenneth d. Oliver entertained
in honor of Miss Glen Aualuss "a pop
ular bride-to-be. SATURDAY aleeLApyu
at her home near the country CLUB,
AT which - of the younger set were
guests American beauty roses long
stemmed, in tall vases ofhahleule1 me
hallway, and living rooms, anu IN the
dining room sweet peas wee uSeu n
profusion. During the afternoon each
guest hemmed linen napkin 1ur Miss
Adams and Mrs. Barney emDE ordered
the bride-tO-be's monogram IN the
corner OF each When the DAINTY nap
kins were completed q tempting hl-
tie supper was served by me hostess
Among the guests were MIS- Lamar
Davis, Mrs c. y. Barney, Mrs VIII
Wall, Misses Glen Adams. Sue Dixon,
Emily Kemp. Hilda Sauer. Alice
Wulff Estelle Berrien, Margaret
Young and Frances Iayfield-
Little Miss Ora Alice Newton enter
tanned Saturday afternoon with DIM
uer party in honor Of her fourth birth
day anniversary at her home IN the
Marguerite apartments. Her young
guests were Dorothy Keish, Louise
Price, Hilda Hess, Regina Lowenoers,
Richard Price. DOrmau MichelmOre and
Franklin Mckenzie. The young hostess
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs ) H.
Newton, OF IOrreOn, Mexico The chill
dren spent the afternoon pleasantly
playing games and, when these were
over, refreshments We're enjoyed The
table was decorated with quantities OF
pink sweet peas and ferns, and Of
course, q birthday cake, the frOstiug OF
which was OF white and the candle and
their dainty holders were pink Each
little guest received as q favor most
attractive photograph Of the little host
ess in an ivory frame.
a delightful bunco party was given
Saturday afternoon by Elizabeth NJ OOu-
son and Florence CatnncarLs al the
home of the former, 21l East Missouri
street After the guests arrived d pea
nut hunt was enjoyed on the lawn Of
the WoodsOn home Margaret Pew won
the prize Tor 1-uCluE the greatest mum
Der. Then bunCO was played, and Jane
Burgess won the first prize, with Ger1I-
dine Ainsa winning the consolation
prize During the afternoon sadie Ruth
Alurldge gave several reCltaLlOnS and
Marion Howe and Jane Burgess SANG
When We Were Two Little Boys
Marion Howe sang several solos AT
the end of the afternoons pleasure
DAINTY re1reS lmeulS We're served me
tally cards for the buuCO game and the
napkins OF the supper We're Orl1-ueuled
with old Dutch style figures Among
the grests present Were Charlotte
OrmSbee, sadie huLn A4urllEes haZeL
CaprOn. AleJhea Coffin. Alice Jones.
Gertrude Filler. Irene Campbell, Cleo
Russell Sadie POustOrd. Myra Pearson,
Nell Boomer NARY " aLLr AAat- tLL t-
Woodside, Marjory Pew, Mildred Pew,
Anne Pitman. Mary Pitmau, Geraldine
Ainsa, RoseNe Aiusa, Pattie Ainse, Mad
aliue Birney, Paula krupp, Bette SAL
ford. Marion Howe, Ruth keyes, Anna
Bell Gray. Lucinda Nevarez. Helen Con-
way Jean Gilchrist. Alice Dickinson,
Ducette Raner. Jane Burgess, June Gov
ington-
Little Dorman Michelmore enter
tanned Sunday morning with a picnic
party TO celebrate his fourth birth
day anniversary. The picnickers
spent the morning at Washington
park. and among them were Mrs
Nell Michelmore. Mrs $ H. Newton,
Airs. H = Burweu, and little Ora
Newton, Dorothy Eelsh, Franklin Mac
kCnzie, Marie rogers and Helen
Rogers. Games We're enjoyed on the
lawn and both youngsters and grown
ups had a delightful time Each lit
tie guest received as favors toy ami
mails which We're found secrered among
the various articles in the lunch
baskets.
K
Nds. VIII Walz viii entertain next
Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss
Glen Adams.
Miss Anita Naetze will entertain a
number Of her friends Saturday after
noon at her home on North Campbell
street