El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
Dinners, Luncheons, 7 eas.

Mrs. Franklin O. Johnson will enter
tain Tuesday afternoon with a tea al
her home AT Fort Bliss
Walter E Stockwell entertained Mr.
and Mrs sam ". FAINT, Miss Julia Pool
and sam FAINT, Jr.. at the Valley Inn
1sleta. sunday night
Nj and Mrs. George G. Morse and
their daughters. Miss Julia Morse and
Miss Annette Morse. formed a dinner
group at the Valley Inn, Ysleta. sun
day night
Capt, and Mrs. H r Hickok enter
tanned at supper at the Valley Inn
Hsleta, the last Of the week Their
gUests were Lieut. and Mrs. Y. w
OvertOn, Mrs p ". Hurd. Miss Mar
Earet Davis and Lieut. Theodore
Barnes, jr.
Mrs. Kenneth D. oliver entertained
Sunday night with an informal supper
at her home near the Country club. in
honor OF Mrs. ". NJ James of Merida
Aucatan- Her guests were AIRS. James.
Mrs W : Tilt0u. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Kraft Capt James y. Pickering. Can't.
Martin l. Crimmins and Capt. Clyffard
Game.
-1Srs. J. o. Crockett will entertain
with an afternoon tea on Thursday, in
honor OF her cousins. Mrs CLYDE
Drake and Miss Ednah Pugh. OF Column
bus. Ohio, who are her house guests
Mrs j. r EnlOw will entertain Tues
day at luncheon at Hotel Paso del
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guests
Capt. and Mrs. j. A. Wagner were
hosts at dinner Saturday night ut the
Country club. The table was decorated
with pink sweet peas and pink candles
IN crystal sticks. Ping sweet peas orua-
mented the place cards. The guests
were Col and Mrs George H Morgan.
l.leuL and Mrs. " A. Mccain: Mes
danes H r. Hickok, p. W. Hurd. W ".
OVerton- Maj. George T. LanEhorne and
Mai. AlonzO Gray. The guests remained
after dinner for the week end dance.
Mrs A r. Surles was the guest of
honor al an Informal tea saturday aft
ernOOn, given by Mrs Charles T..
for few Of the most intimate friends
-et Mrs. Surles- The rooms were dec
orated-uCith honeysuckle and roses.
Mrs lack T. White poured tea i'm the
living room Mrs Surles will be the
guest OF honor at tea TO be given by
Mrs NJ ID. Wright Tuesday afternoon.
officials connected with the justice
OF the peace courts were entertained
saturday night with dutch lunch" by
JusIice j. j. Murphy. at his residence.
-tl0 Rio Grande street The table was
pIelllly decorated with carnations and
roses The following guests were pres
enJ- county attorney q. W. Groom,
assistant county attorney Frank
teullle- justice James NJ DeaVer. con-
staoie domingo Montoya. deputy con-
r.
~ L. Dow was an invited guest
Messrs Montoya and Giron gave selec-
lions from Spanish operas
Mrs Thomas J. QuigIey was the
guest Of honor at a prettily appointed
luncheon saturday afternoon. given by
Mrs Frank Seward, at her home on
Montana street The luncheon table
was decorated in a color plan Of vel
low In the center. in a tall hand
painted Gardiner, were a great cluster
Of Ward roses. 4 FiIIet lace center
piece covered the table and on either
side OF II were broad yellow satin rib
Dons- Yellow candles in crystal sticks.
tied with yellow tulle bows were at
the corners Of the table. Small inverted
umbrellas, filled with flowers were
the place cards. The favors were vel
low roses, filled with candies. 4 SIX
course luncheon was served. Quantf-
ties OF American beauty roses and
sweet peas were used about the rooms.
AFTER the luncheon uhe guests played
bridge Mrs. Quigley was presented
with an attractive souvenir of the
party. Mrs V A. F.. Ragsio won the
prize for highest score. The guests
were Mesdames Thomas Quigley, V. T.
Eaggio. Paul Ginther. W c. Raum.
Frank a. Hughes. W. II. Loretz Frank
r. Todd, and Frank Spence