El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-31
DiRnsrs and Lunckeons

MIS- francis Collins and Miss La
Vlna German entertained on Saturday
AFTERNOON with a tea to honor a bride
eject OF FEBRUARY, Miss Flora Camp
DelL The hostesses entertained at
Ihe residence of Mr.. and Mrs T. A.
German, 1910 Romero street, and
Cafos were received at the door by lit
Tie Misses Nancy Pettus, Virginia
Snlth and Iva Dell Miller. The house
was attractive in its decorations
throughout of pink and green; carna-
ions and roses in the dainty hues
were placed in baskets and vases
11Dout the rooms. The dining table
was particularly attractive. In the
center stood a large vase of roses
ana crystal and silver sticks holding
PINK candles. The candles stood about
ne other rooms in brass candle
SUCKS. Pink minis were served with
me salad course and tea.
heceiYing the guests were Mrs I.
y II German, Mrs {. II. Campbell, Mrs.
francis Collins, and Miss Lavinia.
German During the afternoon vocal
ana instrumental selections were rem
3ered by Misses Mamie Clark, Vera
PaIlard and Laura Maud Fink. In the
ulhlng room Mrs. r. Z. Roche presided
DC one side of the table and Mrs. c.
K. Jameson at the other and served
Yea: Misses Mamie Clark and Juanita
smith assisted. The punch table stood
IN the music room and was in charge
OF Miss May Campbell Assisting
through the rooms in receiving and
entertaining the guests were: Mrs. J.
NJ frank, Mrs. Clyde league, Mrs. D.
Paker Smith and Miss LeOna Black. Al
large number of friends of the guest
oL hOnor and hostesses called.
Mrs. Harry Swain was hostess Sat
ufqaY afternoon at a beautifully ap
pointed tea attended by about 80 of her
TRENDS. The library of Mrs SWANS
nome was decorated in frezias, while
palms We're used in every nook and
corner Pink carnations were effect
i've in the library and dining room.
The house was darkened and pink
candles in crystal sticks gave a charm
ing effect. The dining table was laid
III clunY and a reflector occupied the
center of the table. On this stood a
tall cutglass vase filled with the flow
ers. Around the vase was pink tulle
daIntily and fluffily filled in. Under the
tulle were tiny electric lights and this
DECORATION was supplemented by a fine
trailing fermOsa fern. Crystal candle
sticks tied with white tulle held pink
candles and shades Assisting Mrs
swain IN receiving were Mrs.
Burton and Miss Fannie Lou Yea
ger. At the table in the dining room
Mrs. o. H. Palm poured coffee. while
Mrs. j. @. Barada presided over the tea.
Serving in the dining room were Mrs.
5. R. Sims and Misses Hattie Mae Lo-
retz and Mabel O'COnnOr. A salad
course, almonds and minis were served
by the young women.
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Mrs. Frank W. Berkshire entertained
at luncheon on Friday in honor of
Mrs. James c. Pickett, of Kentucky.
The table was laid with luncheon
dOilies and was beautiful in appoint
mentS. In the center was a large cut
glass dish arranged with the bon-bOns
in a mound effect. Red candles burned
in crystal sticks. Each guest was
presented with a cOrSage bOQuet of
viOlets, and five delicious courses were
served. After luncheon Mrs. Berlz-
shire entertained her guests at the
French fete. Those present were:
Mesdames Geo. Harris, R B. Homan,
James c, Pickett, James A. Pickett.
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