El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-09
Dinners and LuncseOas

/ McAdOo and Miss Ellen Robinson were
I entertained at a dinner Saturday eve
( ming by Mrs James Graham McNary
! at the Country club.
After the automobile ride over the
/ city and to JuareZ with the reception
committee of FL PasO women and visit
/ to the prison camp at the fort and the
! tea which was given by Gen. Scott,
Misses McAdOO and Robinson were
/ driven to the Country club in Mrs Nc
Nary's car where the dinner party was
{ held. ViOlets, the midWinter flower of
/ Isl Paso were used in the decorative
! scheme for the table. COrsage boquets
of YiOlets were in miniature vases at
/ each place Violets were strewn over
! the white linen cloth and the letters,
/ "McA," were formed with violet and
I smilax on the center of the table. Vio-
/ let shaded candles Illuminated the
/ tables.
Miss McAdoo sat at Mrs. McNary's
right Miss Robinson was on her left.
( Mrs. Zach Lamar Cobb, who assisted
| Mrs. AIcNary in entertaining. sat on
! Miss McAdOo's right with Miss Anna
{ Lee Gaines. On Miss RObinsOns right
/ were Mrs Z. S. Stewart and Mrs. James
/ S. Douglas, of Douglas, Ariz. Opposite
! them were, Mrs. ". W. Turney,
! Mrs J. U. Sweeney, Mrs W. L.
/ Tooley, Mrs. Joseph Garrard, Mrs.
| Winchester Cooley and Mrs. Frederick
! Perkins. Mrs. John A. Happier, Mrs. Z.
| T. White and Mrs. Donald B. Gillies
/ were at the right end of the table. Mrs.
/ Otis Calvin Coles, Mrs. H. j. Simmons
] and Mrs /. G. WitherspOOn were at the
| left end Of the table
The party was informal and was one
/ of the prettiest ever given in FL .Paso
| and delighted the two honor guests for
| whom Mrs. McNary had planned the
/ dinner party.
After the dinner, the party went to
] the big hall of the Country club, where
they danced with the clubmen and the
| officers from the post. Secretary Nc
r,Nar Tons s9-roeT
after the hearing downtown and par
ticipated in the dancing. Secretary Nc
| AdoO danced every dance and said that
| he had enjoyed the dance as much as
any of the parties which had been
given on the tour of the country.
After the dancing party, the guests
were driven to the train and the mem
bers of the dinner party to their homes
in automobiles.
Those who attended the dinner were:
Miss Mona McAdoO, Miss ELLEN Rob
insOn; Mesdames Zach L. Cobb, u. S.
Stewart, c. 7. Kelly, W. W. Turney, J.
nj. Goggin, c. c. Macdonald Norman NJ.
Walker, James Graham McNary, o. n.
Barney, W. Burgess, H. T Bowie, w r.
Brown, Frank Coles, Otis Coles, W.
Cooley, J. O. Crockett, Chas. Davis, W
T. Davidson, Jas. A. Dick, J. NJ Dudley
| John Dyer, Joseph Garrard. Donald B.
Giuies, A. H. GOldstein, B. T. Hammett
John A. Harper, James r. Harper, Wal
ter Howe, Claude Hudspeth, Edgar
Kayser, A. F. Kerr, FraneisM core, Leila
T. Moore, Josephine Nations Morfit Man
Move, Frederick Perkins, H S Potter
J. T. Primm, H ]. Simmons, H. D. Sla-
ter, Jos. Z. sweeney, w L. TOOley, J
F. Williams 2. T. White, L. G. Wither-
/ spoon, Charles L. OVerstreet: Miss Anne
Lee Gaines. Miss Lemire Nebeker: Mrs
James Douglas. Mrs. James Brophy, oil
r Douglas and Bisbee, Ariz.
r
Miss Flora Campbell was guest OF
2 nOnOE luncheon m 90
S : day afternoon by Mrs. D. Baker Smith
| at her home on Arizona street. The
t table decorations were elaborate and
effective. A mound OF spring flowers
4 stood in the center while candy
hearts were placed around this. There
{ | were ribbons festOOned from the
I hearts to the chandelier overhead A
= | large wedding bell hung in the center
I Of the chandelier, and candles in sill
/ I yer sticks and pink shades stood or
/ the table and about the room. -Four
4 courses were served, the<ice course be
( ing attractive in shape of wedding
/ ring. In cutting the wedding cake
S Miss Leona Black cut the ring; Mrs
? Roy Davis the dime. Mrs Smith was
f assisted by Mrs. F. P Miller Aftel
p the luncheon bridge was enjoyed
a Miss Campbell was presented with
5. set OF handsome hand scalloped table
= napkins. Miss Mabel O'COnnor wOl
: the first prize for the highest score
: which was a crocheted bag. The sec
y ond prize, a heart shaped box of cand!
j
{ nits Smith, The guests were the mail
/. of honor. and brides maids who vii
= attend Miss Campbell, and also thOs'
! singing at the wedding. They were
7. Misses May Campbell Leona Black
, Mabel OCOnnOr, Nuel Compton, Clari
= and Laura Maud Fink. Juanita Smith
: Anna Sorenson, Mamie Clark, NOR
Bradley: Mesdames Roy N, Davis. ant
J. F. Miller.
:
Eat. think and be merry wa
= adopted as the motto of the Pen an
q Plate club of the city at its secOn
monthly banquet which was held Sat
r urday night in Hotel PasO del Mort,
. The dinner was served in the privat
( dining room off the meZzanine fIOO
q Superintendent r. J. Tighe, the pres
: dent Of the club, presided. The clu
> adopted its motto on the suggestion {
Miss Mary l. Stanton, Of the commit
tee on motto selection. Following tn
a ! dinner the minutes of the previOu
v meeting and committee reports weI
+ I heard and two papers were read. San
a uel o. Welday presented a paper 0
n Dante's Divine Comedy, which was
# careful summary of this masterpiece
IS with good Interpretation of tn
Vi / poets meaning. $1,000
lie Mrs J. N. Frank, in her paper, eth
g experiences of a traveller" gave a eleve
k ! narrative of experiences, both light an
IS heavy, met with during trip to Aus
"a tralia.
le Among those present were superb
n tendent R, J. Tighe, A. H. Hughe
n Allen SavIes. Samuel o. Weldey, c.
= Golden. ". F. Beienmann, Horace st,
! vens, Wallace P. Thew Mesdames
i N, Frank and Alpha Johnston; Miss,
y Alice Fitzpatrick Lauramaude Fin
n Mary Lewis, Margaret Kinnon Hele
q Oldham, Eula Harper, Mary 7. Stanto
II =
IS Miss Alice MyIes entertained o
Il ! Saturday afternoon with an afternoO
81 tea" in honor of Miss FlOy Barr
s. hardt; who is visiting captain an
es Mrs. George Barnhardt, at Fort Bis
o. * = X
s. DR.. and Mrs. II. f Wright had ;
IN ( their guests on Sunday for luncheC
=. / at the Valley Inn. Miss Ruby Smith al
e. ( Harold and Clarita Wright
p x X
Saturday night Dr. and Mrs. C.
I | Hendricks entertained Mr. and Mrs.
| ] F. GOOde. of Des Moines Iowa and Mi
/ / Laura Hendricks. of Eaton. Ohio
= dinner at the Valley Inn.
n = x X
al Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Harold had
as their guests at the Valley Inn on Sa
lie urday night for dinner Mrs. Marear
On GOOttIieb and Frank Candy Of CoI77r