El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-23
Dinners. Luncheons, Teas.

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Col John s Parks entertained Capt
William B. Graham at dinner sunday
night at the Valley Inn, Ysleta-
S. A. Lewis entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Penniwell at dinner SUNDAY
night at the Valley Inn, Ysleta-
Lieut. George NJ. Russell had as his
dinner guests Sunday at the valley Inn,
Ysleta Miss Alice Wulff and Robert
McCarte.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Long and Miss
Edna Long composed a dinner group
at Hotel Paso del Norte, following the
horse show Saturday night.
Lewis Crooker was dinner host sun
day at the Valley Inn, Ysleta- HIS
guests were Miss Mary Nations, Miss
olive Davis and page Kemp. The
party motored from FL Paso.
Frank Pickrell motored to the VAL
lev Inn. Ysleta, Sunday morning for
breakfast. His guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Pickrel and Miss Emily
Roberts. Of Terrell, Texas.
Col Edwin St. John Greble enter
tanned al dinner Saturday night at the
Country club preceding the week END
Herbert J. Slocum, Maj. James A Ryan
and Cant William H. ClOptOn, Jr. The
guests remained for the dance.
Complimentary 70 l. j, Locke, whose
cur Wednesday evening, jolly stag
dinner was given at the Harvey house
Saturday night by the groomsmen Of
his bridal party. AT eacn guest pIale
lets In the party were: Messrs. L. j.
Locke. Phil Warren, Howard Gilman
H. B. whitaker, II. E. Engman, J. T.
Rice, Sterling Blackshear, milton Sheou
and Frank Tibbets. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius GOODMAN ana
Miss Rose Goodman entertained sun
dav night with the first OF a series OF
dinner parties at their home on West
10, -Hw The were deco
rated with quantities Of chrysanthe-
NUNS carnations and Vloletsi COM
bined with ferns and palms. The same
flowers were used in the decoration or
the dinner table An elEnt course ... an 5o
ner was served and there were ~
guests. During the dinner a. two piece
orchestra played, and after dinner
dancing was enjoyed
IN honor of her birthday anniversary,
Mrs. H L. Robinson was given very
delightful surprise party Saturday night
at her home on Montana street A four
course supper was served, and among
the guests were five generations of her
family. The table was decorated with
flowers and a large elaborately frosted
birthday cake, the gift Of Mr. Robinson.
Many lovely gifts were received by the
guest Of honor. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. i. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. N ". Westergard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark MOndorff Of St Louis. Mrs. Eliza
German, Mrs. Mary +. Wilsey, Mrs.
gard and Miss Lenna Westergard-
Capt and Mrs. Howard X. Hlckok
gave a delightful little dinner Satur-
dav night at the Country club cOmpl-
mentary to Gen. James Parker and Gen.
J. J. Pershing. A large bOquet Of pale
pink carnations and ferns decorated the
center Of the table The place CARDS
were ornamented with small turkeys,
suggestive Of the approaching holidays.
The guests remained for the week end
dance at the club. Those in the dinner
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John j. Pershing, Col and Mrs. George
H. Morgan, Col and Mrs. Omar Bundy,
Can't. and Mrs. George W. Moses, Lieut.
J. II. Read. jrg and Capt and Mrs
Gen. John J. Pershing gave
luncheon Sunday at Hotel Paso del
NOrte in honor Of Gen. James Parker.
commander Of the first cavalry brigade,
who is here inspecting the 18th cav
airy. The table was attractively
decorated with quantities Of red and
white carnations and ferns. Following
the luncheon, the party mOuOred to the
polo games at Washington park. Gen.
Pershings guests were Gen. James
Parker, Col and Mrs. Herbert J. Slo-
cum, Mai. and Mrs. Thomas r. Schley,
Mrs Josephine Nations MOrfit. Mrs
Max Weber. Miss Ruth Heaney, Miss
Martha Thurmond, Maj. James Ryan,
capt W II. Clopton, jr., Lieut. J. H.
Read, jr-. and Lieut.. ". W. Gordon.
Miss Emily Kemp entertained with
urday night at her home on Magoffin
avenue. The party was the second in
a series Of informal little affairs that
Miss Kemp VIII give during the season.
The rooms were attraCtively decorated
with flowers. American Beauty roses
We're used I'm the living room and hall
and the dining room was decorated
with chryanthcmums. The supper was
served from the large dining table,
which was decorated with flowers and
fruits, and the guests were seated
about small tables In the hall and par
Tors. Assisting the hostess were her
mother, Mrs. Wyndham Kemp, and her
sister. Mrs. Hugh s. White. Following
the dinner the guests motored to the
Country club to the weekend dance.
In the party were. Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Feuille,
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh S. White, Mrs. jose
phine Nations Morfit; Misses Virginia
Stewart, Virginia Sample. Marion
Young. Margaret Young, Katherine Ed
gar, Estelle Berrien, Pauline Bryan,
Augusta Anne Reese, Mary Kaye Alves,
Louise Blumenthal, Hedwig Matthias.
Eleanor Matthias. Mary Nations and
Valera Gerard; Messrs. Ballard Cold
we'll Garnet King, Roger Brown, Roy