El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05
Pnrties.

Mrs. Aubrey LppincOtt and her SIS
ter, Miss Heeney. are expected TO arrive
in FL Paso Wednesday from Capt Lip
pincOtt's station, at Columbus. Through
the military tournament they Will be
the guests Of Mrs. Max Weber at her
home near .uareZ. Mrs. Weber viii en-
terrain the members Of the younger set
complimentary TO Miss Hecney on
Wednesday night
Little Mary Virginia Homan cele-
brated her fifth birthday anniversary
Saturday afternoon at a children s
party given in her honor by her mother,
Mrs. R B. Homan- The house was dec
GRATED with quantities Of kewpie dolls
and cosmos blossoms After playing
all sorts Of games, refreshments were
served at little kindergarten tables in
the dining room Each guest received
a KeWpie doll as a souvenir. The ia
bles were decorated with cosmos bios
SONS Miss Ernestine hurry, Mrs. T.
3. Alexander and Mrs W F. Miller
assisted the hostess in entertaining her
daughters guests
Little lone Livingston. assisted by
her mother. Mrs. W H Livingston, and
Miss Lena Dillon. entertained a number
Of her young friends Saturday evening
at the Livingston home. 2916 Alamo
gOrdO street Games Of all kinds
were played. The lawn was strung
overhead with quantities of Japanese
lanterns. Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were enjoyed Among the
young people present We're. Gentry
Hudnau. Daisy Hudnall, Pauline Ramsey,
Dorothy Hall, Thelma Boone. Alice
Boone Lorna Cunningham. Margaret
Hill, Minnie Critchett, Mona Critchett,
Nettfe Spencer, Eta May Williams,
Charlie Ramsey, Edwin Freeman, rage
Freeman. William Daley, Jack Light,
Joe Percifield, Roy Percifield. Jack
Robinson, Robert Ausburn. Francis
Dillon, Burt Parker and George
Spencer
at Hhafr
home, S23 West Missouri street, IN
honor Of the fifth birthday anniversary
Of their little daughter. Dorothy Nae
Allen. The youngsters spent the time
happily playing various children's
games and later they were given all
sorts OF good things to eat. The dining
table was decorated with pink and
white cosmos and carnations, with the
birthday cake as the centerpiece- Inc
white frOsrinE Of the cake was deco
rated with pink CONNECTION. Pink rose
buds held the pink candles The rooms
were decorated with pink and white
cosmos Mrs. P W Williams, Mrs j.
b Huff and Mrs. J. 3. Murphy assisted
the hostess in entertaining The guests
were Dorothy Arnold, Ruth Goodman,
Anna Lou Ebert, Mary Ebert, Doris Sc
cord. Harry Bailey, Evelyn O'Neil, Ber-
nard Murphy, Carmen burke, 4nez 1Ouu
and Ethel Mitchell
In honor Of the 10th birthday an
riversary Of little Margaret Fegan. her
mother, Mrs. A. F. Fegan, entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Federal street. The affair was a
rainbow party, the house being cob
webbed with vari-ColOred cords Each
guest was given the end Of spool
and hidden to wind the cord to the
end of the rainbow. Four little girls
reached the end at the same time, ana
IN cutting for the prize Elizabeth Co
bel was the winner. Louise Erminger
received the consolation prize Games
of various kinds were played both IN
doors and out on the lawn Later IN
the afternoon the guests we're assem-
bled in the dining room where supper
was served The decorations were very
pretty a canopy Of silver tinsel and
green vines extended from the cham
delier above the table TO the table
corners A cloth embroidered with
pink wild roses covered the table ana
pink carnations were placed about
The centerpiece was the large pink
birthday cake with pink rosebud hold
ers containing the pink candles Fa-
vors Of little white baskets filled with
tiny pink white and green candies
were given the guests In cutting the
birthday cake the dime was found by
Eta MAY Williams. Mrs. Fegan was
assisted in entertaining by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wyeth DOak The young
guests were Mary Wagner, Jennings
Doak Goodwin Ellis, Myrtle Ermlnger,
Louise Erminger, Evelyn Jameson,
Elizabeth Foote, Eta Nay Williams
Elizabeth Gobel and Elizabeth Fegan.