El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-20

The weekly hop of the 18th cavalry
officers VIII be given in the post hall
! at Fort Bliss tuesday night.
! A number of the younger set are
/ planning morning dance, to be given
! at the Country club Monday, from a.
] m, to 1 p. m, o'clock.
! Complimentary to Miss Anne Lee
/ Gaines and Lieut.. Alexander D. Surles.
/ delightful cabaret "Dansant" was
/ given Saturday afternoon by Mr.. and
! Mrs. J. A. Happier, at their home on
I Hawthorne Place. The tables were
arranged about the living room with
/ the large serving table in the dining
| room. The guests served themselves
( and then took their places at the little
( tables. Dancing was enjoyed between
/ courses. An orchestra played contin-
I uously during the afternoon. The serv-
ing table was decorated with pink
flowers and pink shaded candles. The
small tables were Crnanented with
link shaded candles. The guests We're:
Misses Anne Lee Gaines, Lemire
Nebeker, Olive Davis, Florence CIere-
land, Walker Mcclellan, Virginia
Stewart, Mary Kaye AlVes Marion
Young, Augusta Anne Reese. Eleanor
I Eubank, Hildegard Sauer, Emily Kemp,
Geraldine Merchant, Alice Wulff. Ruth
McCurdy, Virginia Hill, Grace Wingo,
Pauline Bryan, Mabelle BRYAN, Maud
Austin, Clara Hague, Margaret John
son and Mary Turney Nations; Gen.
john j. PerShing, Capt Clyffard Game,
Lieuts. Alexander D. Surles, Dennis L.
McCunniff, Theodore Barnes, jr, James
l. Collinsi Messrs. John Porter Pryor,
Jr., Aubrey Pryor, GaTnett King,
Charles Bassett, Ted HOughtOn, Brit
ton Davis, Ted Davis, Page Kemp.
Roger Brown, Joe Hole, Claude Buck
Ter, George FlOry, Walter NJ. Drury.
Mason Pollard, Ernest Sauer, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ. MurchisOn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. =. Mckee entertained
Friday night with a dance at their f,
home on Nevada street in honor of
their niece, Miss Winifred Woods. The [
rooms were decorated with flags, sug-
gestive of the anniversary of Wash
ingtOn's birthday, and red, white and
blue crepe paper Streamers extended I
from the ends of the room to the chan
deliers, where they We're Topped in an !
effective manner. The programs were /
Ornamented with American flags. /
Punch was served during the evening. /
About the punch bowl were arranged |
red and white carnations and viOlets. /
Assisting the host and hostess in en- /
tertainiins the young people were Mes /
danes NJ II. Burton, Frank H. Todd /
and L. V. Woods. Among those at the {
dance were Misses Ruth Schwartz, Biz /
die krupp, Paula krupp, Margaret /
SchusJer, Dorothy Williams, Beatrice J
Markgraff, Erman Markgraff, Alice /
Myers, Ruth Myers. Annie Poll, Fran /
ces Earle, katherine Earle, Ethel !
Crawford, Florence CathCart, Johnnie /
McCabe, Dorothy Vollertsen, Helen I
Reading, Julia Morse, Helen Murdoch, 4
Eva Stevenson, Helen Stewart, Alethea
Coffin, Sadie Ruth AIu4Idge, Jane Bur
yes, Josephine March. Minda LaSkin, !
Frieda Laskin, Harriet Heermans- and
Anne Pitman. The boys were: Donald 4
Bernhard Krupp, John Crock
EFT, Rowland Kemp, HARDWOOD simmons {
Jack Thompson, Paul Mcqueen, Erwin /
Schwartz Charles Woods, Alfred !
Woods, Sturtevant Todd, James Earle,
Alfred Whitmer, Cabell Greet, Mayo
Seamon. Willis Ellis. Malcolm Jones,
Leonard Goodman, John March, Ralph |
Pateman and Fred Humphreys.
very delightful dance was given
Friday night by the Officers of the
Sixth infantry, in the Knights of Co
lumbus hall In the receiving line We're
Col. and Mrs. John F. Morrison, capt.
and Mrs Henry c. BOnnyCastle, Lieut.. /
and Mrs. William T. L. Simpson. Lieut..
and Mrs. c. W. Elliott and Capt. Clyf- /
fard Game. The regimental band played
the dance music and a buffet supper
was served during the evening. Among
some Of those present were: Col. and
Mrs. J. f. Morrison, Maj. and Mrs. John
L. Hines, Capt and Mrs. Henry G. Bon
nycastle, Capt and Mrs. George 9.
Barnhardt, Capt and Mrs. Ernest II.
Agnew, Lieut.. and Mrs. w. F. L. Simp-
son, Lieut.. and Mrs. c. W. Elliott. Lieut..
and Mrs. Charles x. NUlsen, Lieut.. and
Mrs. A. W. GulliOn. Lieut. and Mrs.
Leon NJ. Logan, Lieut.. and Mrs. T. S.
Lieut. ana MIS- L. H. Adlllt4-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ Whitaker; Mes
lanes Gertrude Ledbetter, Lillian Cor
,oran, Josephine Nations MOrfit, Misses
Virginia Bean, Virginia Semple, Anne
Lee Gaines, Anne Lee RiX. Dorothy
Morgan, Edith Morgan, Valera Car
rard Florence Cleveland. Marion
Young Augusta Anne Reese, Mary
Kaye Alves, Irene Laughlin, Margaret
O'COnnOr. Margaret Davis Hildegard
Sauer, Lydia Pence, Edith Maloney,
Beulah Brown, Mary Turney Nations,
Capt. Clyffard Game, Capt. Martin l.
Capt. John S. Chambers,
Capt. Arthur r. Kerwin, Lieuts. Dewitt
Grubbs, c. H. Hodges, James L. Collins,
Alexander D. Surles, Dennis z. McCun-
Mfr L. H. Cook, ?. K. Johnson T. II.
Monroe, A. A. HicSox, Alva Lee, Fran
lis NJ. Brannan, +. c. Rogers, William
r. OrtOn,1 Dale +. Mcdonald, Clifford J.
Mathews, j.. G. Boswell, William Wea-
YER, Stuart w. Cramer, jr. Robert o.
Amin; NIessrs. Robert Martin, W. T.
Payne. Hugh McMichaels, T. Lawshe,
A. Wagner, Frank Roberts, J. NJ Har-
ris, Tom Mayfield, Lewis Croker,
Howard Merrill, Ernest Myles. John
Porter Pryor, jr, Sterling Blackshear.
Ted Houghton, DR.. i. r. Carpenter and
others.