El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-04
aries.

Mrs. r. W. McAfee jr, Will entertain
Informally Thursday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. r. W. McAfee, ST., Of
Los Angeles, Calf.
Miss Clio Russell gave a bunco party
Saturday afternoon at her home on Ne
vada street. Christmas greens at
tractively decorated the rooms. Miss
Mary Kelly won the first prize and
Miss Florence Cathcart the prize for
which the players cut. Refreshments
were served after the games were over.
Mrs. G. r. Russell assisted her daugh-
ter in entertaining and Mrs. William
Hogarth and Mrs. J. A. Bennett also
assisted. Among those present were:
Misses Mary Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly,
Florence Cathcart, Marion Ainsa, Jane
Burgess, May kranzthOr, Dorothy Will
liams, Sophie Williams, Margaret
Schuster Katherine Dick, Ruth
Schwartz Birdie Rrupp, Helen Stew
art Phyllis Lorig, Anne Pitman, Anne
MagOffin and Florence Jenkins and
Lucille Carr, both Of Iowa.
Miss Pearl Ponsford was given a
delightful surprise the last Of the week
by party Of her school friends led by
Miss Edna Richardson and Miss Leila
Polan. Games and guessing contests
passed the time pleasantly. Miss Gene
We've Bennett won the prize in the
sentence rhyme contest. Refresh
ments were served during the evening.
Miss Betty Mary Smith and Miss Bessie
the guests with piano solos. Among
those present were: Misses Edna Rich
ardsOn, Bessie Richardson Eulalah
Richardson, Isabelle Smith. Betty Mary
Smith, Ruby Ponsford. Leila Polan,
Pauline Anderson. Genevieve Bennett,
Ella Mcdaniel The boys We're: Damon
Reynolds, Philip Holman, Sam Black
shire, C. Richardson. Bert Huddelston,
Leonard LoYelace, Paul Bateman, Ray
Bills, Paul Harvey and Henry Gilbert.
IeNaS A. q NJ. college at College Sta
ton, Texas who has been spending the
Christmas holidays visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham, at their
home on Richmond Terrace. has re-
turned to school Before his departure
lbs sisters, Miss MarFaret Cunningham
and Miss Vernon Cunningham, enter
tanned with a holiday party in his
honor, Games of various kinds were
played. Miss Nelma Casey won the
Trize in the game Of Stars" Refresh
ments were served, the hostesses be-
ing assisted by Misses Vera Ballard ,
and Dorothy Winans. Among the
guests were: Misses Juanita Smith.
Vera Ballard, Dorothy Winans, Mar
Earet Bush. Nelma Casey. Katherine
Peak, Anna B. hurry, Rena Shea:
Messrs. Harry hurry. Russell Mitchell,
Wyle CaStellf Claiming Cunning, NJ. ]
J. Burleson, Marvin Hewitt, Philip
Slmpich, Edsall Mediation, and W. n
Harshman.
Miss Rose Taylor entertained a party |
Of friends at her home, 1877 Copia street,
on New Years day to celebrate the |
fifth anniversary of her birth. The /
dining room was prettily decorated for I
the occasion with evergreens and car /
nations After receiving her guests, J
who presented her with many pretty I
gifts for sweet remembrances and in 4
honor Of her birthday, hot chocolate, /
nuts and cake were served. A great 4
deal of fun was caused among her |
friends in the cutting of the special I
birthday cake, which contained /
thimble, drawn by Dorothy Jackson; a !
nickel, drawn by TrOumain Johnson, !
and the nail drawn by Violet Thurs /
ton. Following the refreshments. sew I
eral games were INDUCED in, TO the /
great amusement of the children. The
friends entertained were; Misses DOru-
thy Jackson, Estella AcOsta, Fay and
Nary Goodwin, Violet and Francis
ThurstOn, Dorothy Quinn, May Spoon
and Master Jesse Kidwen; Lee Elder
mann, Richard Johnson, Troumain !
Johnson, Morrel Bridges and Frank
Nations.
Mrs C. Wfndberg entertained with a
pleasant surprise party in honor of i
Mr. Windberg's birthday anniversary
the last Of the week. Holiday greens
decorated the rooms Games of various
kinds were played. Mrs. u. Oldham
won the first D~ize and Miss Daisy
McVey the consolation prize in the
game Of high five Mrs. F. NJ Brew
en-, c. /. Thomas and +. Baylis won
the prizes in the other games. A con-
cert was enjoyed during the evening.
In serving the refreshments, the cut
ting of the birthday cake played an
important part H. House found the
dime. Miss Lillian Cunningham discov-
cred the button; A. NJ. Helping found
the ring, C. S. Thomas the wishbOne
and Mrs. F. Baylis found the thimble.
During the evening violin and piano
solos were given by Eugene Slater and
Emil Slater Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. -Snowden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abr, Mr..
and Mrs c. N. Cunningham. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ Brewer, MI and Mrs. A. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Oldham Mr.. !
and Mrs J. H. Snoddy. Mr.. and Mrs.
7. McCabe. Nj and Mrs. S. c. McVev,
Dir. and Mrs. II. House Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Baylis, Mr.. and Mrs l. Herman. Mes
danes VI. D. Thomas, r. Spanruft and
L. S. Hughes; Misses Lillian Cunning
ham, Maybelle Cunningham, Elsie Nc
Ney, Daisy WirdberG. Emma Wind
berg. Anna WindberE Marguerite
Mes Sis. Claude Thomas Emil
Slater. Eugene Slater, Frank Baylis
Charles Vindberg, jr.. Grover Cunning
ham and Roy ChitwoOd.
As long as you have to buy. buy
where you get the benefit Of the reac-
tion-buv goods Made in IH pasO" ,