El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-17
Parties.

I'm honor OF Miss Minnie Lee Lassiter
VINO VIII De spring bride, a misceIla-
neous shower viii be gwen saturday
afternoon by Miss Ailccu Moore at her
home, ON Rio Graude street.
An informal party was enjoyed by
the members Of the Junior gymnasium
classes of the Young W1meu's Christian
association. Tuesday afternoon in the
gymnasium room OF she association
Games and folk dances were the pas
times Of the afternoon Airs. TT. b. Stew
ems, IT, the physical director OF the
y ~ O. A., was in charge OF the party.
She was assisted by Miss Della kiefer.
Light refreshments We're served.
The annual St Patrick's party OF the
Young Women's Christian association
VIII be- given Thursday night at
o'clock IN the downtown rooms of the
association. The younger business
Women's gymnasium class viii have
charge Of the party. On the reception
committee viii be Mrs Laura r. Peui-
well. Mrs. Lily Howard. Miss Florence
Durkee and Miss Gail Lane. on the en-
tertainment committee are Mrs. II. B.
Stevens 1r-, Miss Lena Eichaker, Miss
Gertrude Higgins Miss Lucille Rice Miss
Della kiefer, Miss Erna Eason. Miss
Anita COrbin and Mrs. Lily Howard on
the refreshmeut committee are Misses
Harriet Heermans, Lena Eichaker and
Polly Greer.
Mrs G. Taylor entertained Tuesday
afternoon in q very informal way with
a ST. Patrick's bridge party at the home
of Mrs :. NJ Aguirre, on Nevada street
Streamers Of green crepe paper were
festOOued over the ceiling OF the rooms
meeting at the chandeliers, where they
were festoOued i'm loops. The score
cards We're Ornamented with small Irish
pipes and shamrocks attached with lit
tie green ribbons. Mrs Wyche Greer
won the first prize and Mrs Paul
Ginther the second prize A two course
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green Of the color plan was repeated.
Mrs. S NJ AEuirre assisted the hostess
in serving. The guests Were Mesdames
d. n SoutOr. 4. NJ Pillsbury, f p.
Kepley. B. l. Clements, W. l. AmOnett,
-Wgche Greer. John F. Bowling. Paul
Giuther. D. C. Booth, A. Ferguson, A.
Taylor. William McSain, C.. II HOllO-
way. J. ". B. Robinson, s T. Cross and
C. F. Ehler.
Mrs. r. B. Stevens was hostess at a
delightful musical given for the
wOmen's missionary society OF Trinity
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon
in the church FarlOrs. St Patricks
day was suggested IN the decorations.
White carnations. palms and ferns
were used laTishlv in the decoration
Of the rooms. Punch was served dur
ing the afternoon under a bower Of
smilaN studded with white carnations
near the entrance door The carnations
were tied with bows Of white tulle.
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large green irish hat, filed with white
Earcissus blossoms. An orchestra
played during the afternoon in a corner
OF the room, rendering selections from
Madame Butterfly" Palms and cut
flowers were used between the two
pianos one piano was used for the
musical program given by the members
or the missionary society Mrs rs ui
". owen, Mrs Robert Lander and Miss
Myrtle BOYD rendered vocal solos.
Mrs Adine T.. owen and Mrs Mary
Bond Wheat played the accOmpani-
ments Mrs. Wheat played piano solos.
Miss Fay Wood recited two Irish char
actcr sketches Miss Dorothy Daniel
son sang 'Tipperary-' Mrs Stevens
was assisted Ey a number Of young
women. who presided at the punch
bowl These were Misses Vera Ballard.
Irene Robertson and Nelma Casey As
sisting in receiving were Mesdames J.
!. Ayers. j. p. Robertson, G. T. Lemeu
and H L Graham. The guests were
given favors OF little shamrocks on
which were tied Irish pipes The mints
g4.tse Ls,ner GUS oruamented with
green Irish hats About 125 guests
called during the afternoon.