El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-01
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ar. ard Ans. .. A. Martin entertained
with dinner Saturday night in honor
OF Mis- Lo-tiC Kendall. leading woman
in Potash and PerlmGtrer." and later
gave box party al the Texas grand
10 witness the Performance
The : D. club had a jolly progressive
dinner Saturday night In celebration
Of Halloween The first course was
served at the home of Miss Katherine
Foster. on Mesa avenue Halloween
decorations were used. with pumpkins
and yellow shaded candles and Hal
love'en favors- The second course was
served at the home Of Miss Marion Cal
nan. on Boulevard. with Miss car
nan and Miss Ethel Crawford as the
hcsJezseT- The house was decorated
with --el1ow cL-ysanthemums and can
dies. and Halloween favors were Civ
a-l the guests. Miss Frances Earle and
Miss Mary Dewey were the hOstesses
Tor the third course. which was served
at the home of Miss Dewey on Nevada
street The table was decorated with
marig0ld blossoms and autumn leaves,
with the li-hts shaded with jack o
lanterns The dessert course was
served at the home OF Miss Anne Ma
Coffin on Na-offin avenue, with Miss
NagOffin and Miss Bernice Brick as
the hostesses. Here the remainder Of
the evening was spent playing games
appropriate for Halloween and dane
ing The party included the girls who
We're hosteSses and Albert Webb. Billy
Flato. Francis Broaddus. Joseph Ma
coffin HerndOn Kemp. Leonard Good
man. Jack Thompson and Paul Harvey
Miss Jane Burgess and Miss Marion
Howe gave a delightful HallOwe' en- tea
Saturday afternoon at their home ON
West Boulevard. Halloween decora-
tions were attractively used through
the rooms Streamers of black and or
ange were festOoned over the mantels
and above the table in the dining room
and the lights were covered with Jack
o. lanterns Black cats. witches astr1de
broOmsticks. bats. owls and other sym
bols associated with Halloween were
about the draperies and rooms Vel
low chrysGnthemums in tall vases
were used Refreshments were served
at a prettily decorated table. which had
a large pumpkin shell filled with fruit
as a centerpiece. Surrounding this
were yellow candles and the crepe pa
per streamers extended from the table
corners to the chandelier above The
hostesses were assisted by Mesdames
Walter D. Howe, A H GoldS-eln ana
Mayes Cooper. Miss Edna Matthias and
Miss Anna Shelton. Assisting in serv-
ing We're Misses LYDIA Happier. kathe-
rine Dick. Margaret Nef[ Helen Dunn,
Nancy williams. Anne Magoffin, Dor
othy Williams, Helen Stewart and
Birdie Krupp- Among the guests dur
ing the afternoon in addition to those
assisting. We're Misses Phyllis LorlG,
Eleanor Falconer. Henrietta Jacobs,
lInr0rnE hu0LL. MlAQA gu T EHf~ fDA A----
Walter. ImoEene LeaveIL Bernice Brick,
Mary Caples. katherine Foster, Mary
Magoffin. Katherine Winter, Ethel
Crawford. Clio Russell. Marion Calnan,
HARRIET Heermans. Margaret Hardie.
Lola Bess smith. Paula krupp. Beatrice
AIarkgraff. Ermen NarkEraff Minda
Laskin. Frieda Laskin- Helen LOOMS
Marie Biddle. Elizabeth Pfaff. Lillian
Wisbrun. Mary Dewey. Ruth Dewey.
Winifred Jackman, Charlotte Ormsbee,
Dorothy Ormsbee. Winifred shelton.
Villas Simmons. Katherine Seaman,
Louise Robinson. Elizabeth Kelly
Mary Kelly. Alethea Coffin. Alzina Orn-
dorff. Bertram Orndorff. Marian Put
nam. Marion Moses. Jean Gilchrist.
Louise Beach. Louise Crawford. Gladys
Booth ThuIa Hardie. Mary Happier
Helen Reading. Patty Ainsa. Elizabeth
Wocdsou. Dorothy Vollertsen, Helen
Murdoch. Sadie Ruth Aldridge, Marion
Dunn. Irma Davis, Winifred Woods.
Ann Pitman. Mary Pitman. Ruth Raw
Urzs Lillian Corcoran- Elizabeth Nor
ris- Florence Cathcart. Nell Boomer,
Katherine earle. Frances Earle, and
Josephine Morfit-