El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-21
Dinners. Luncheons, Teas.

Clint Ballard viii entertain tonight at
the Harvey house in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Olin W. Ballard. The table will
be decorated with snap dragons and
ferns. The guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs
o. ". Ballard, Miss Vera, Ballard, Miss
Myrtle Boyd and Searcy Ballard.
Mrs HaymOn Krupp will give a
luncheon in honor of her youngest
daughter, Miss Paula Krupp. Saturday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock at their home
in Sunset Heights. The guests viii be
her school girl friends. At 2:30 o'clock
the boys are invited for an afternoon
Of games and dancing.
Complimentary to Mrs Mary p. Will
son, Of Colorado Springs Colo, Mrs.
Zach r. White gave a prettly appoint
ed luncheon Wednesday noon at her
home on Mesa avenue. Pink snap
dragons, narcisSus blossoms and Chi
nese lilies decorated the table, being
arranged in central basket. About
this We're White candles in crystal
sticks. Mrs. Wilson received charm
ing bOquet of flowers arranged in the
old colonial style. The guests were
Mesdames Mary =. Wilson, B. l. Far
raF, julius A. Buckler, ". l. TOOley,
Harry S Potter, Henry S. Beach, Fred
y. Feldman, Charles POmerOy, c. ii.
Finley, H. c. Ferris and Preston Brown.
Complimentary to Mrs. c. 2. Brown,
recent bride, an informal tea was
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J.
A. Wright at her home on Arizona
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Mrs c. r. Smith of Mexico City, were
in the receiving line The rooms were
attractively decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums and candles. Tea
was served at prettily decorated
table Centered with a silver vase OF
carnations and ferns with numbers of
pink candles in silver and crystal
sticks. Mrs Claiborne Adams poured.
the tea Assisting in entertaining
were Mesdame5 Jasper Woodbridge, 7.
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Miss Sue CrOmbie. About 80 guests
called during the afternoon.
Charles Robinson, with his mother,
Mrs. NJ. J. Robinson, Of Chicago and
his sisters. Mrs. John B. Wright, OF
Lincoln. Neb and Mrs Kitty Weaver,
of Chicago, arrived in FL Paso Wednes.
day on their way to Los Angeles, for
which place they will leave tonight.
Mr.. Robinson is connected with the
Clay Robinson Cattle company. He ems
tertained Wednesday night with a din
ner at Hotel PaSO del NOrte IN honor OF
the S4th birthday anniversary of his
mother Mrs. NJ. J. Robinson. The
guests were Mrs. NJ J. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Andreas, MeSdameS ,.
b Wright X. Weaver J. H Nations,
Miss Mary Turney Nations Messrs.
Charles Lewis, John Kennedy and ]. A.
Tapee.
Mrs. J. W Eubank and Miss Eleanor
EuDduA gave lIlG G6COnQ OF LnGlE SERIES
OF afternoon tea parties Wednesday
afternoon at their home on Montana
street. Narcissus blossoms, Chinese
lilies and roses decorated the rooms,
while smilax was festooned over the
archWays. Mrs. T. W. Norton and
Mrs. W. II. Bryan greeted the guests
at the door. Mrs. Eubank and Miss
Eubank received the guests in the
drawing room. Mrs ". r. Brown and
Alrs. c. NJ Newman poured tea in the
dining room. The table was decorated
with pink Chinese azalias- Assisting
in serving were Misses Mary Gates
I Redmond, Beatrice Stiles. Edith Rob-
with pink Chinese azaleas, Assisting
in entertaining were Mesdames B. L
FarFar. v r. Stiles, Joseph Spence, NJ.
o. Wright S T. Turner, B. NJ Wor-
sham. D. Mcdaniel, Charles L over
street, Joseph Spence, W. W. Irwin
J. c. Critchett, o. A. Critchett, Frank
Hunter. James A. Dick. o. H. Baum,
r. l. Ramey. c. II. Finley, Harris Wal
thaH and W. L. Gaines, and Kisses
Anne Butterfield and Anne LeBaron-
An orchestra played durings the after
I unou