El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-31
SOCIETY DONGS
Pdrties.

1 QIItCSs
The members Of the Saxons club
We're entertained at a jolly weekend
stag party at the ranch home Of Leshe
Reed down the valley near Nsleta- They
went to the ranch Saturday night re-
turning Sunday night barbecue
supper was enjoyed Saturday night In
the party were the following members
OF the club: Billy Alberts, Baylor Eos
ter. Robert Mullin. julius Hermans,
Robert Hoover. John LOretZ, George
Nee, H NJ Morris, Eugene Smith,
Archie Vaughan. Clarence Vaughan,
Roscoe Anderson. Monroe Harris and
CaFl Upton.
Milton Brown was the host at a jolly
party Saturday night at his home, 1910
Bliss street. The house was decorated
with carnations, pOted ferns and May
baskets of sweet peas. Much amuse-
ment was caused by a mock track meet
and a bargain sale. Miss Mayben Gun
bingham won the girls prize. May
basket, in the game of progressive non
sensical stunts. James Ross won the
boys prize box Of candy. Phono-
graph music was enjoyed during the
evening An ice course was served
The host was assisted in entertaining
by r P Henderson and Earl Brown
tr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown chaperOned
the young people, who were Misses
Helen Sampson. Mayben Cunningham,
Lillian Cunningham. Nellie Reynolds,
lisa bel Smith. Pearl POnsfOrd Tina
Besse Richardson. Edna Richardson. and
the boys were Milton Brown. r. ?. Hen
dersOn, David John Richards. Leonard
ALovelace, Alton Hobein, Walter Rey-
holds. Damon Reynolds, Walter Gustav
Son. Earl Brown, Lee Nichols. Phil HolZ-
man. OttOn Hintze and James Ross
Miss Halle Matthews, who will be
BARRED to Herman Bateman on June
~. was the guest of honor at a heart
shower given by Mrs R. l. Parker Sat
urday afternoon at her home. in the
Carolina apartments. The rooms were
decorated with pink hearts and pink
and white sweet peas. In the doorway
! between the living room and dining
room. a large hand painted pix heart,
laced with ribbon, was suspended in
which the gifts for the honOree were
placed. As the bride 10 be unlaced the
heart, the gifts were shOwered upon
her. The game Of hearts was played
during the afternoon. Miss Matthews
was presented with a guest prize Mrs.
George Beaudett won the prize for the
highest score in playing hearts Mrs
NJ. Bateman won the consolation prize.
\ two course luncheon was served after
the games. The guests Were Misses
Halle Matthews, Alicia Swami. Sue
I.attner, Margaret Cunningham, Vernon
Cunningham. Ruth Williams, Jean
Barnes. Emily Giddings, Constance Pate
man: Mesdames Z ". Matthews, 5 W.
FAINT. George Beaudett, W. Cunningham,
R. 5. Cooke, H. c Greer, d. kilEOre. W.
" Frieze. :. 5 Baker, Walter Christie,
Z. P. Rankin and NJ Bateman-
Mrs. B. F. Hammett entertained sat
urday night at the Elks' club house for
the children whose fathers, brothers or
luncles are members Of the Elks lodge.
fThis party is one which is always an
rticipated by the children. as it is Mrs.
Hammett's custom to give children's
party every year. following the close OF
the schools. At 1880 o'clock the chill
dren were entertained with moving
picture show in the outdoor theater OF
the club. An orchestra furnished music
for the dancing. which began for the
little folks an hour later. Toward the
close of the evening the older people
Joined in the dancing Refreshments
Of ice cream and cake were served dur
ing the evening. Assisting Mrs. Ham
met in entertaining were the members
of her Blue Birds club, who ere
Misses Margaret Neff. Nancy Williams.
Louise Beach. Lydia Happier and Nary
Happier. Paul Hammett and B. L Far
rar also assisted Mrs. Hammett IN en-
tertainfng. Each child was given box
OF candy as they left at the close OF the
evening. Little Dorothy Amelia AKIN
son, daughter Of Mrs. and Mrs. J. n. At
kinson. received a gold lOcket and cnain
for being the youngest child al the
marty. Roy Barnum, exalted ruler Of
the Elks, presented this gift Ihere
were about 800 children present
An enjoyable bunco party was given
SUNDAY night by the Misses Sarah Gins
burg Tor a number Of their friends. at
their home in Sunset Heighths. Palms.
quantities Of pink and white sweet
peas carnations and ferns decorated
the rooms in a pleasing way. The first
prizes were won by AIRS. Herman
Block and VI. Pearlstein- The consola-
ton prizes fell 10 Miss Fannie Rapport
and Harry Rosenstein. Refreshments
were served in two courses after the
games. Those assisting the hostesses
in entertaining were their mother, Mrs.
NJ Ginsbufg, and Mrs L. N. Wolf, Mrs.
r. NJ Talpis and Miss Rose GOetz. Miss
Della Rosenstein and Harry Rosenstein
sang a number of musical selections,
which added to the pleasure OF the ev-
ening- Miss Annie Stolaroff played
their accompaniment Dancing was an
amusement of the evening. Ashley Gil
I lett played the dance music The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Block. Misses Della Rosenstein, Annie
Storlaroff. Ida Krupp, Lillian Jacobs,
Lena Jacobs. Fannie RAPPORT, Sophie
Ravel, Rosalind Bernstein, Emma
! Bohn. Sadie Atkins Rose Goetz. Jennie
{ Lefkoyitz. Blanche Schwartz. Della RO-
sen. Frieda Swat, Messrs- Eddie Sohms,
Harry Rosenstein. Isidore Holzeiger, N.
2. Pearlstein, Jack Flynn, Ashley Gil
lett, L. Stolaroff. n Fines Henry Well
Ter. W. Weller. Oscar Block, Isidore
Grossblatt. Ralph Aronson. Max Blau-
grund, ". Blaugrund, Paul krupp, Abe
Bargman and Herman Cooper.