El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
Dinners, Lunchcons. I cas-.

Miss Katherine Lavinia German and
Frederick James Clark, whose marriage
occurs next Wednesday. viii be the
guests OF honor At an informal dinner
TO be given tonight by Edward Led
widge-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsa will enter
tain tonight with an informal dinner
in honor OF Col T. V. Smith, at their
home on Mesa avenue Following the
dinner. the guests will attend the
Country club week end dance
Gus Momsen, jr-, was the guest Of
honor at a dinner, given in celebration
Of his birthday anniversary recently.
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Gus Nom
sen, at their home on Magoftin avenue
The decorations were pink and WhlIe
chrysanthemums and asparagus ferns
After dinner the gue-ts enjoyed mo-
tor ride to Clint. There were y guests.
An informal dinner was given by M
and Mrs. George H. Morgan Thursday
night, at their home in the Masonic
temple. The guests were Mr.. and MIS-
o. d. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Milligan'
Miss Julia Cooke and Miss Viva Dris-
kell.
The Women's Missionary society OF
Trinity church will give a tea on Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs ) >
BirchGeld 500 East Rio Grande street,
from $3.50 TO $3.50. The hostesses for this
pleasant social affair are Mesdames A
NJ Grambhng. T. J. WOodside. III \
Lay, o. a. Danielson. r /. Daniel, w H.
McKenna, Wip Robinson. J. w Brown
and J. =. Ayers. All women of the city
are invited to attend. as well as the
women Of Trinity church.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. McClintocR enter
tanned Thursday night with dinner AT
their home, 1905 oxford street, in honor
Of Charles McCliutOck, Of Chicago. who
is spending few days in FL Paso on
his way TO the expOsitions in Califor-
80 hnf
mother, on her return from Detroit Inc
table was decorated attractively with
pink and white cosmos blossoms and
autumn leaves. After the dinner. violin
solos were ejoyed, played by Miss Cecil
SpauldinE- Miss Estrella Haley was
her accompauist. Later the guests oc-
cupied a box at the Crawford theater-
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Taylor. Mrs Josephine McChntOck,
Misses Cecil Spaulding and Estrella
Haley. Messrs. Charles AcCHntock and
L. W Drewry.
4. T. Rowlands, whose birthday an
niversaryr occurred Thursday. was the
guest Of honor at a ifGner given by
Mrs Rowlands Thursday evening at
their home on Douglas street The Nv
ing room Of their home was decorated
with quantities Of rcd and yellow
dahlias and ferns. with English ivy
tWincd about the chandeliers and over
the windows and archways. In the
used, with the English IVY about every
where. The table was decorated with
dahlias and chrysauthemums in big
basket in the center. TIE favOrs were
small baskets of irish crochet work.
filled with nuts. The handles were tied
with yellow bows After the dinner the
guests spent the evening playing cards
and dancing In the party Were MI
and Mrs J. r. Firt. Mr.. and Mrs wal
ter T. Arnold. Mrs. Frank Thatcher.
Miss Hilda Sore1sOr. Lieut. Otho L
Michaelis and G. L. SivDans-
Miss Florence Pau. u Houston. was
the guest OF honor AT "a delightful din
ner given Thursday night by Mr. ana
Mrs s W FAINT. at the West Asleta
Country club. yellow vas the color
note Of the dinner appointments
Large Yellow charysa1themums filled
2 white Marie AntOinette basket IN the
center Of the table The handle was
rfed with a big bow uf yellow ma line
and twined with ferns. Nbout the base
Of the basket was a bank Of small vel
low chrvsanthemums and ferns About
the table were yellow candles under
yellow shades. in crystal sticks Inc
candlesticks were tied with bows OF
the yellow maline. Pumpkin jack
lanterns, lit with tiny yellow tapers,
were the place cards and the IaNors
were Halloween novelties, filled Win
minis The dinner guests we're Misses
Florence Paul Julia Pool, Gladys Nc
Ouatters Beulah Brown. Lauramaude
Fink NTr and Mrs : ". FAINT. MessrS-
Robert Mozart. Charles A. Brand berg
and T f. Edwards, Lieuts. sidney
Graves. Oscar Strawb and Theodore
Barnes. ir The guests remained Tor
the dance afterward-