El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-29
THE TERPSCHOREAN CLUB GIVES DINNER
AND DANCE AT PASO DEL NORTE HOTEL

THE Terpsichorean club gave its
sixth annual holiday banquet
h and ball Monday night at Hotel
Paso del Norte. The evenings pleas
ire began with dancing in the ball
'ocm of the hotel, opened with the
grand march, led by Miss Georgina
Martin and Ed. Held. An orchestra Of
ten pieces played the dance music.
AFTER the first half Of the dance pro-
gram had been carried out, the guests
assembled on the mezzanine floor Of
the hotel, and, with the orchestra play
ing, marched to the dining room, where
the banquet was served. Miss Hilda
Sorenson and c. L" Sirmans led this
march
The tables were decorated with
quantities of ported plants and Christ
mas greens. During the progress Of
the banquet, speeches were made by
Juan Smith, Eugene Harris and c. L
Sirmans. i. Schuster presided as
POSTMASTER
Following the dinner, the guests re-
turned to the ball room, where dancing
was enjoyed until late hour.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Rokahr, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
j. Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Locke,
Mr. and Mrs. Hal E. Christie, Mr.. and
Mrs. A B. Shindler, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Deane; Misses Georgina Martin, Becky
Merken, Gertrude Leighton, Hilda
Elizabeth Fields, Newell Compton,
Kate Merkin, Rose StOlaroff, Ethel
Levy, Estelle Goodman, Anna Bray,
Sylvia Rockford. Ethel Brown, Martha
Ihurmond, Marjorie Stewart Virginia
Bean, Hattie May Loretz, Milda Con-
molly, Mae Buckaloo and Vera Dewitt;
Messrs. Ed. Held, Joe Held. Fred
Hewitt, Win Crosby, Abe Bargman.
Hugh Dunn, Arthur z. Schuster, Leo
Schuster, Moore B. Shcwartz, c. L. Sir
mans, Jack Roman. L. F. Boyle, ". B.
Mason, Juan Smith, Hope Smith, Eu-
gene Harris Charles Levy, Frank Pick.
rell Charles Order, Charles A. Brand
berg, Fabian Stolaroff, Walter Davis
Jack Perkins and David Crockett.
Miss Betty Stafford gave a delightful
little dancing party Monday night for
her school friends at her home, on
Montana street. The rooms were at
tractively decorated with quantities Of
Christmas greens, holly. DtstletOe and
pOinsetta blossoms Bunco was played
the first part of the evening and the
prizes were won by Misses Katherine
Earle and Alice Brown for the girls.
Mayo Seamon and Sturdevant Todd
won the boys prizes. Refreshments
were served during the evening. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
her guests by her mother, Mrs, H T.
Stafford, Mrs Frank H. Seamon and
Mrs. Paul J. Terry. Among The guests
were misses LuGlllG pEuAc-a hdLnGE-
inc Seamon. Grace AIcVeIgh, Florence
Cathcart, Margaret Ormsbee, Charlotte
Ormsbee, Marjorie Pew, Mildred Pew,
Beatrice Markgraff, Ermen Markgraff,
Louise Crawford, Frances Brown, Alice
Brown, Grace Brown, Maybene Long,
Katherine Earle, Thula Hardie, Ruth
Rawlings, Dorothy Lewis, Harriet
Heermans, Alice Myers Louise Terry,
Elizabeth Terry, Gertrude Smith, Jose
phine Vaughan, Marion Howe, Eliza
beth Woodson and Elizabeth Terry. The
boys were Sherod Mengel, Alfred Whit
mer, Mott Rawlings, Willis Ellis, Cliff
ford Irwin. Harland Irwin, sam Mid
dleton, Mayo Seamon, Sturdevant Todd,
James Earle, Jack Vowel, Lon Sarrels,
Cabell Greet and Charles Naquin.
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Mrs = F. williams will entertain
with a dance at her home on West Rio
Grande street, January s, in honor OF
Miss Virginia Stewart and Miss Mary
Turney Nations
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The Knights Of Columbus will give
a New Years eve dance Thursday
night at the home Of the order on
NTvrtIe avenue