El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27
Dinners. Luncheons, Teas.

Miss Frances Mayfield and F. NJ BeaIl
are being entertained this evening with
a japanese buffet supper given by Mr..
and Mrs. J. Davis Mayfield, at their
home. on Trowbridge avenue After the
supper, the gusts will attend the Coun-
try club dance.
F. n. Bell, whose wedding 20 Miss
Frances Mzyfield will occur the We'd
nesday after Easter, was the guest
AZ honor at a stag dinner. given by
Jake Miller Friday night at the Harvey
bouse The table was decorated win
pink carnations ana PINK sleueu 80 80
dies were about the table Butlonhoie
boquets OF carnations were beside lhe
guests plates. In the party Were
Messrs- f. n Beal, W. ". CarroL'
Charles A Brandberg, Carl A. Beers
AdoIph Schutz and Charles Schultz
Miss Mary McMurtrey, OF San Jose,
California who is visiting her sister
Mrs. James A Dick, was the guest u
honor at a delightful AFTERNOON tes7
given By Mrs. Dick - r1day alIerno0n'
at her home on Montana street Ihe
rooms were decorated with PINK anu
white carnations AM pink and Whlte
snapdragons and about the rooms
were many candles in brass candel-
abra Little Jim Dick and Russell
stiles met the guests at the door ana
Mrs. Dick and Miss McMurtrey re-
ceived the guests in the drawing room
In the dining room refreshments Were
served. Mrs. PeytOn Brown presided
over the coffee pouring and MIS-.
James L. Mari and Mrs. n o. Wright
poured the tea The table was decor
ated with a central basket OF white
enameled wicker, which was Illleq
with pink and white snapdragons ana
pink carnations The basket handle
was tied with a large butterfly bow
OF pink tulle. About the table were
candles in crystal sticks. The sticks
were Ornamented with pink carnaJ-
tons. tied with pink tulle bows.
Among the young people assisting IN
serving were Misses Beatrice Stiles
Pauline Bryan, Mabelle Bryan, Elean-
or Eubank, Augusta Anne Reese, May
Kranzthor and Katherine Dick. About
200 guests called during the afternoon.
The women OF Trinity Methodist
church were entertained Friday night
by the mems social club Of the church
with dinner served in the church par
lors. The tables were decorated with
jonQuils, carnations and ferns. The
men Of the club served as walters with
o. A Danielson as the head waiter. G.
L Jones, the president Of the club,
made a speech Of welcome 10 the WOm-
en- which was responded TO by Mrs
George B. Oliver. The program for
the dinner was then turned over to
the women Mrs. Oliver presided as
toastmistress. A mock meeting Of the
board Of stewards Of the church was
called and provided a great amount OF
fun. The wives OF the stewards an
swered when the roll Of their husbands
names was called by Mrs. L n. Winan,
who initiated J. c. Norris. the secretary
Of the board. Mrs George B. oliver
represented J. c. Ballard. the presid-
ing officer OF the board OF stewards.
All OF the women burlesqued the per-
sOual mannerism of the members Of
the board. Mrs. I. J. Ayers represented
her husband, who is the financial sec
rotary Of the board. Mrs. G. L Jones
initiated Mr. Jones and gave report
of the mems club work Mrs W. A
Trayler, Mrs. E J. Cummins. Mrs o. A
DanielsOn. Mrs. J. Mack Crawford, Mrs.
Fred Wright and Mrs. Hubert Smith
were among others taking part in the
mock board meeting. Mrs Roos F. Bryan
initiated the pastor, Rev. c Wesley Web
dell Following the board meeting,
Miss Myrtle Boyd sang several selec-
/ tons, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Bess Boyd. Mrs. L y. Corrington
recited several humorous selections
Mrs Hubert Smith gave the toast
( our Husbands" in rhyme. Mrs. ".
L. Care gave the closing toast OF the
evening, in which she thanked the
mems club for the evenings pleasure.
There were about 125 present.