El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21
SOCIETY'S DOLNGS
Dances.

G<LlllCOs
LoWdon Wlngo will give dance at
ms nome IN Government Hill on the
Saturday following Christmas for the
younger school set.
Miss Alice Brown, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w Brown will enter
tain with Christmas dance on We'd
nesday night at her home I121 East Rio
Grande street.
During the Christmas HOLIDAYS a
number of dances will be given bv the
younger school set. Among the host
esses who are planning dances will be
Birdie krupp, katherine Dick Jane
Burgess and May Kranzthor.
An informal little dance was given
last week by the dancing club at RyE
ans hall Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Crockett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
RCWlands Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Sullivan,
DR.. and Mrs. George Drummer, Miss
Mae BuckaIoo, Miss Berdie BuckaIoo,
Miss Minnie Lee Lassiter, +. NJ LASH
ter, Charles Brandenberg. F. J. Tibbett
Ihe rain Saturday night prevented
quite number of the usual Country
club crowd from attending the week
end dance, so there were fewer dancers
than usual Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LOOMS, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. b. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ainsa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Potter, Mr.. and
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s. W. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
G. Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Letcher, Maj. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Schley, Capt. and Mrs. George C. Barn
hardt; Mesdames Zach T. White, Ger
trude Ledbetter, Max Weber, Aubrey
Lippincott' ]. A. GOOdan, Stanley John
son; Misses Virginia Bean, Virginia
Stewart agnes Stewart, Grace Wtngo,
Virginia Hall, Anne Lee Gaines, Mildred
Whitfield, Irene LaUghlin, Dorothy
Morgan, Edith Morgan, FIoy Pence,
Lydia Pence, Margaret O'Connon, Of
Chicago; Marion Young, Ruby Stone,
Lauramaude Fink, Eleanor Eubank'
Katherine Edgar Mary White, Geral-
dine Merchant; Gen. John j. Pershing,
Lieuts. Robert o. Amin, Theodore
Barnes jr, T. H. Rees Jr, George h
Guild, Oliver S. Wood, Dennis E. Nc
Cunniff. Dale F Mcdonald, Francis NJ
Brannan, F. c. Rodgers, James 1. Col
Inns; Messrs- W. F. Payne, J. A Tappee,
Lewis Croker Dexter Mapel, Claude
Buckler, o. N. Bounds, Walter Drury,
Paul Thomas, VIII Race, Harry OwS-
ley, Sterling Blackshear and Howard
Merrill
Miss Dorothy Williams gave very
pretty dance Saturday night at lhe
West Ysleta Country club, for her
school friends. Her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. B. NJ G. Williams, chaperOned the
young people Holly and mistletoe
decorated the rooms. Punch was served
in the dance intermissiOnS. Later an
ice course was served. A two piece
orchestra played the dance music.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. b. NJ G. williams; Misses Geor-
gina Martin, Jane Burgess, Ruin
Schwartz, Birdie Krupp, Paula krupp'
May Kranzthor, Katharine Dick, Mar
garet Schuster, Helen Stewart, Lydia
Happier, Nancy Williams, Marion Howe
Margaret Neff, Trina Davis, Sophie VIII
liams, Eva Stevenson, Minda Laskin,
Beatrice Markgraff, Julia Morse, Eliza
beth Kelly, Mary Kelly, Marian Moses,
Dorothy Vollertsen, Ruth Rawlings,
Anne Magoffin, Clio Russell, Helen
Reading Helen Murdoch Louise Beach,
Margaret Hardie. The boys were: Ed
Held, John Crockett, Jack Thompson
Wilfred KranzthOr, Erwin Schwartz,
Roland Kemp, Leonard Goodman, VIII
lis Ellis, Harlan Irwin, Clifford Irwin,
Maurice BlumenthaL Don Piatt, Joe
Magoffin, S. Mengel, Fred Akard, Har-
ley Griffith. Bruce Bevan, Alfred Whit
mer, Mayo SeamOn, Jack Vowel, Alfred
Woods, VIII Flato, Mott Rawlings
Fred Humphreys, Caben Greet, Bern
Eard Krupp, HanlOn Du Bose, Ralph
Pateman and Sollie Stolaroff.
Following the basketball game be-
tween the School of Mines and the High
school teams Saturday night an infOr-
NAL dance was enjoyed in the High
school gymnasium on Nevada and St
Vrain streets. Those attending the
dance were: Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton J. Ed
wards, who chaperOned the young peO-
pie; Misses Mary Dewey, Mamie Robert
son. Mary WadlingtOn, Gladys Lundy,
Doris Freeman, Reba Elliott, Louisa
Leighton, Minna Edward, Elizabeth
White, Fama Hickman, Myra Pearson,
Helen Conway, Lucille Harla, Lucille
Mckee, Edna Robertson; Messrs. c. A.
Reukauf, J. W. Kidd, Ward Worthing-
ton, Russell WOrthington, Alves Coch-
rane, Elliott Chess, Kneeland Jenkins,
W. Richmond Cooper McKemy, c. Tenn
pleton, B. TempletOn, Eddie Johnson,
Pearl Kennary, Clifford Gaylord. q.
Gaylord, Frank Ross, Paul Broyles,
Stanley Shea, Lawrence Shea, S. Aguirre,
Robert Done Thomas Mcclellan, Low
don WingO, J. r. Clark, Dewey Carson,
Henry Poll, L Nelson and G. W. Smith
Mrs. Frank A. Spence gave a very
pretty bridge party the last of the week
at her home, on Montana street. The
rooms were attractively decorated with
pink snap dragons and carnations, ar
ranged with quantities of ferns Mrs.
1. w. Lanter assisted the hostess in en-
tertaining. Mrs. Alves Dixon won the
first prize Mrs. J. Z. Sweeney won the
second prize. The prize for which the
players cut was won by Mrs s. H. WOr-
relL Following the games, a salad
course was served. Among the guests
We're; Mesdames Alves Dixon, J. y.
sweeney 5. H. Worrel, T. ". Lanier,
Harry 4. Walz, A. S. Cochrane, o. H.
Baum, Hal E. Christie, Claude B. Huds-
peth, H W Broaddus, E. NJ Whitaker,
W. L. MllleIt w. +. Miller, ID. V. Fen
nessey r. B. Homan, D. Baker Smith,
j. NJ Lewis, J. r. Harper, A. J. Fullan
VIII T. Owen, Harris Walthall, S H
sutherland, L. J. Gilchirst, VIII S.
Crombie, R. K. Fisher, I. J. Tucker, J.
b. Watson, Fred G. Billings, w. H.
Loretz, Charles Vollertsen. Walter
Scott, Jessie Belk de Blanc, H. c. Bill
nngs; Misses Hattie May Loretz, Sue
Crombie, Lydia Pence and FIoy Pence.
Mrs Spence is giving the second of the
series Of parties this afternoon.
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