El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-08
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

Mrs. Dan T. White will entertain
with a luncheon Saturday at the Har-
vey house in compliment to Mrs. Burt
King Smith, of Fort Worth, and Mrs. J.
W. White, of Amarillo Mrs. Smith
is the guest of Mrs. Henry S. Beach
and Mrs. White is the guest of Mrs.
Z. K. Talbot.
Miss Emma Hill. of oil Magoffin
avenue, gave u turkey dinner in honor
of HerndOn Kemp on his 18th birthday
anniversary Those present We're:
Herndon Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs Rowden,
Parkes Wilbank Gladys Greenson,
Edna Van Patten, Lila Wilbank. After
the dinner, the jolly crowd went rid
ing in Mr.. Wilbank's new Overland.
Complimentary to Mrs. R W McAfee
sr., of Los Angeles, Calf, a delightful
~ informal afternoon tea was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. R. W Ne
Afee II. at her home, on Rio Grande
street Candles of green and yellow in
silver and brass candlesticks were
placed about the rooms and, with guam
titles Of flowers and foliage, made most
effective decorations. Assisting the
hostess and the guest of honor in re-
ceiving were Mrs. Hugh S. White, Mrs.
j. MagOfftn and Mrs. VIII K. Mari Mrs.
W. d. Wise poured tea in the dining
room and punch was served in the Ii
Drary during the afternoon by Mrs. W.
H. Austin, Mrs. Z. S. Stewart and Mrs.
J. Frank Coles. \ large number Of
Mrs. Henry S. Beach and Mrs. Harry
S. Potter gave a delightfully."- appointed
luncheon Thursday afternoon at the
Harvey House in honor of Mrs. Frank
lin o. Johnson, of the 18th cavalry,
and Miss Anne Howard, of San An
tonic. The luncheon was served at two
tables, which were decorated with long
stemmed pink and white carnations
and ferns in cut glass vases at either
end Of the tables and ferns and carna-
tons scattered about over the tables.
roses and viOlets lay beside each
guests plate. These were tied with
bows of tulle. Humorous verses were
written upon the daintily decorated
place cards. The guest list included
Mrs. Franklin O. johnson, Miss Anne
Howard, Mesdames Waters Davis, J. F.
Williams. z. p. Walk, J. H. Russell,
A. NJ. LOOMS, S. T. Turner, B. F. Ham
nett. Mary P. Wilson, Zach T. White,
Y. S. Stewart. B. L Farrar, NJ Nagle,
NJ. o. Wright, E. NJ Bell, W. T. Htxson.
]. A. Happier, W. W. Turney, W. c.
KlUttz, W. H. Burgess, W H. Bryan,
f. Norton, W. W. TUrney, Wyndham
Kemp, W. L TOOley. 3. NJ. Worsham
10. Hunter, H. c. Myles, Max Weber, r. /
W. McAfee, sT., r. W. McAfee. jr., W. /
II. Austin, Bert King Smith, of Fort
Worth; A. S. COChrane, Henry Pfaff !
W B. Latta, E. F. Neff. W. G. Dunn, |
W. E. Race, r. F. Campbell. A P. Coles. /
J. c. Lakeland, c. H. Ladd, o. H Baum, !
G. N Buckler. H. r. Gamble. J. H. /
Nations, ". L. TOOley. J. c. Krause and (
Miss Anne ButterfeId.
Complimentary to Miss Wynne Max /
on, Of Los Angeles, Calf, her cousin, /
Mrs. J. NJ Dudley, gave a beautifully /
afternoon tea Thursday aft |,
ernOOn at her home in Golden Hill /
Terrace. Pink roses combined with /
ferns were used in profusion through /
out the rooms, which were Illuminated /
with pink candles in silver and cTys- |
tal sticks. Palms were banked effect !
lively about Receiving the guests were /
Mrs. Dudley, the guest of honor, Miss !
MaxOn, Mrs. Richard NJ. Dudley and /
Miss Ivah Cool. In the dining room /
Mrs. A P. Coles and Mrs. James l. /
Mari poured tea from a daintily ar !
ranged table centered with a silver !
basket, tied with pink tulIe bows and (
filled with pink roses The table was |
covered with a cloth Of FlOrentine lace. !
Pink candles. in silver sticks, tied with 4
bows of pink tulle, were about the /
table. An orchestra of three pieces |
played during the afternoon. Miss 1
" al5er Mcclellan sang a number of /
selections. The hostess was assisted |
IN entertaining her guests by Mes
". l. Gaines. Jasp1r Woodbridge, c.
H. Ladd, f. NJ. Bell Charles LOOMS,
Otis c. Coles, Alfred Kerr Walter z.
Arnold. VIII X. Ramsey; Misses Vir-
yinia Stewart, Augusta Anne Reese,
Katherine Edgar. Marion Young, Olive I
Davis, Lemire NebekeT, Maude Austin,
Alice Wulff, Hilda Sauer. Walker Nc
ylellan, Martha ThurmOnd Anne Lee
Gaines and Wanda Race. A large num-
,er Of guests called during the after
loon. The guests were received at the
loor by master Wesley Nagle.