El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
SOCZET Y'S DOLNCS
Parties.

I QTtGeS.
Mrs a. L Reynolds entertained, wiz
/ d party at her home, Sol Isl GO, -
/ Alta Vista, last evening. Inc enter
! talnment consisted Of dancing, music -
/ selections, vocal and instr uIlle5 me- 'e--
Dainty refreshments were serEsq-
! Ihose present were: Mona " ILsoLt
/ Ruba PonsfOrd, Paul POnstora. Glaay :
Slncomb, Nellie Reynolds, Wllllam Al
! mold, Charlie Desmond, Paul balelIllt5 -, H.
r T Henderson, Walter Reynolds,
Damon Reynolds, Mrs J. T. icy nous
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Reynolds
Miss Louise Amador entertained
number OF her friends al her nome
Monday night in celebration q neL
sixteenth birthday anniversary Games
OF various kinds were played duLlhs
lne evening, and a fruit course W.
enjoyed. Cut flowers and FERNS ueC-
GRATED the rooms. Among those pres
ent We're: Misses Agnes Barrego, Mary
Stedmond, Evaline StedmOnd, GerlI uus
Coy, Marie Cody and Doris FleIcneI'
Messrs- Frank CantliOn, Harry cant
non non, Ray Geddis, Harry Shannon anu
Mrs Albert r Abr was given a de-
ughtIul surprise Monday night at her
new home, 1903 La Luz street, Whsn
a number of her friends called 10 heIp
her celebrate her birthday annlNer-
sary- High five was played curing
the evening, fruit punch was served
"hlle the games were IN progress anu
an ice course was enjoyed al their
completion. Among those present We're.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Winberg, Mr.. and
MIS- ). H SnOddy, Mr. and MIS- Joe
CrlsL Mr. and Mrs. o. A FllIeman,
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Brieden, Mr. ana
Mrs Frank Oldman- Misses Anna
Winberg. Emma Winberg. Frieda Fill
leman, Marion Oldham, Violet OIdmans
T. Oldham, Emma Snoddy, Mary
Snoddy, Emma Abr, Gertrude AIR,
Adds Oldham, Elmer Fillemans Pat
rick SnnFdv Charles AfnDHTE and
Frank Oldham. Later in the evening
the guests mOtored to Ysleta-
Mrs. R. E. Lyons entertained Tues
day afternoon with bunco party IN
honor OF the 18th birthday anniyer-
sary of her little daughter Anna Ly-
ons- The guests were entertained
playing buncO during the afternoon
and Lucy Burke won the first prize,
with Grace O'Neill receiving the con-
ISOLATION prize During the games
fruit punch was served, and after they
were over ice cream and cake were
served from the dinner table, the
big birthday cake. Mrs. Lyons was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs T. D
Moran and Mrs. T. N. Brewer Among
the little guests We're: Mary DaW-
son, Maxine Moran. Elizabeth Gordon,
Pauline Gordon, Catherine O'Neiu,
Anna O'Neill, Susie O'Neiu, Alice Ma
honey, Carmen Burke. Lucy Burke,
Lucille Lyons, Gwendelyn Reading,
mary -uEAdE " lLlALtu 1-EA1E o
Blanche Brewer and Maxine Brewer
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Roe were most
most agreeably surprised Tuesday night
BY a number OF their friends Of the
with a wedding present at their new
home in Manhattan Heights The gift
was a set of silver, including soup and
teaspoons and salad forks The guests
spent a pleasant evening playing
games. and enjoyed refreshments Of ice
cream and cake which they brought
along. Among those in the surprise
party We're: Rev. and Mrs. Herman G.
Porter. Mr. and Mrs E Mold, Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. Hyten, Mr. ana Mrs Harvey
Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs. s H. McAIullen. Mr..
and Mrs. II. " Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs.
J. c. WOrthingtOn, Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Johnson,
Dr.. and Mrs G. y. Thomas; Mesdames
Sue Barbee, y. \. Bretney, E Cound, r.
5. Donaldson. J. r Fisk. D. f. Pope. B.
E Fry, a. Hunt, n Nettles. j. s. Mar
tin. A ". Hadley. Misses Anna Mead
Almira Mead. Elizabeth Fry, Lorna APP
pleton, Ruth Hyteni Messrs- R. 3. Bias.
" R. Hannaford and master Frank
Complimentary to Miss laura Hen
derson, a delightful morning bunco
party was given Tuesday by Mrs Karl
L Hatfield, at her home on Dallas
street. Miss Henderson will leave next
week to attend the Kid Key couserva-
tory Of music at Sherman, Tex, and the
kid Key" cOlOrs, blue and white, were
used in all the appointments Of the
party Small cardboard kid Key"
pennants were the tally cards in the
bunco games, and Miss Vera Ballard
won the prize Miss Laura Henderson
was presented with an attractive SOU
venir Of the occasion. When the bunco
games were over, a dainty luncheon was
served The table was atractivelv
decorated with blue and white asters
and ferns, the flowers being gracefully
scattered over the cluny lace cloth. The
blue and white colors were also used in
the bOnbons and ices. The asters were
used throughout the rooms for decora-
ton Among the guests were: Misses
Laura. Henderson, Margaret McGhee.
JAMIE Mae Davis. Nellie May Bowen.
Maud Parker. Virginia Hall. Of New
Orleans, Vera Ballard. Dorothy Lack
land, Mary Leighton, Bernadine Schultz
and Edna Robertson.