El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-08
Dinners, Luncheons. I cas-.

Lieut. and Mrs Charles IA NulseA
Miss Hildegard Sauer and Lieut. W J
East formed a dinner group at the
Country club Saturday night, preced-
ing the weekend dance.
Mrs. B. l. Farrar viii entertain
Thursday afternoon with luncheon
at the Harvey House, complimentary
to Miss Elsie Crawford, who IS visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs II. 5. Potter
Miss Virginia Stewart and Lieut..
James l. Collins. who will be married
early in December. will be the Suests
Of honor at "a dinner TO be given by
Lieut. Herbert Hayden. Saturday even
ing at the Country club.
Mrs. James l. MARI viii entertain
with a luncheon Saturday afternoon
complimentary TO Miss Virginia Stew
art who is soon TO marry Lieut. James
L Collins. and Miss Mary Turney Ma
lions. who viii soon be the bride OF
Mason Pollard
Col. Charles W Taylor was dinner
host at the Country club Saturday
night. preceding the week end dance
The table was deliberately decorated
with pink roses and pink candles The
guests included Col and Mrs George
a. Morgan. Capt and Mrs. George Nid-
mer, Capt. and Mrs. George c Barn
hardt Mr.. and Mrs Waters Davis, Mrs,
B. F. Jones. Mrs Thomas R. Schley and
Capt W F. H Godson-
Mr.. and Mrs. H 5. Potter. was the
guest of honor at a delightful dinner
dance given Friday night at the W est
Ysleta Country club, by Lewis Croker
The table was decorated with quantities
Of American Beauty roses The flowers
filled a large basket in the center and
were surrounded by smaller baskets,
filled with the same blossoms Among
these baskets were candles in crystal
sticks An American Beauty rose lay
beside each guests plate Rose boxes,
filled with nuts were the faVors-
COnundrumS marked the place cards.
After the dinner the guests spent the
evening dancing and before going nome
pop corn and marshmailoWS were
toasted in front Of the great fireplace
in the ballroom. Mr. Crookers guests
were Misses Elsie Crawford, Helen
Stratton. Walker Mcclellan, Mary Kaye
Aives. Marion Young. Camille k1biers
and Emily Kemp. Messrs. Page Kemp,
Harvey Wilcox. John Porter Pryor
Ernest Sauer, Ted Davis and James
Alves.
MS Virginia Stewart and Lieut.
LINES I. Collins and Miss Mary Turney
cations and Mason Pollard, whose we'd
dings will be social events Of the near
future, were the guests OF honor at \
delightful breakfast. given by Mr. and
Mrs julius A. KrakaEer sunday mora
ing at the Country club. following the
practice Of the mounted musical driii
at Washington park. The guests IN
cIuded the riders in the drill and were
Misses Virginia Stewart Mary Turuey
Nations. Lucy Berry. Mary Hill. Hide
gard Sauer. FlOy Barnnardt Emily
Kemp. Beulah Brown. Metdames H. ?
Stevens. jr.. William Wall. George D.
Moore. Ben Lear. Victor :. Foster. Lieut.
and Mrs Frederick Barrows, Mr. ana
Mrs. James Graham McNary, Leu
James l. Collins. Mason Pollard capt
w F H. GodsOn. Lieuts- R72er- -
Amin. ". J. East. Frederick Rogers
Oliver S Wood. T. y Hardy, Herorrt
HAYDEN, Robert Mcdonald W IL
CowIes and Norman p Mcrrow- Inc
break fast table was attractYely Deco
rated in the colors OF the horsesho9V-
gold and black. Large yellow cnrysah-
themums filled big basket IN me cen
Ter OF the table. with big bows OF yel-
low and black satin ribbon on eacn
side Miniature figures Of horsemen
placed to represent one OF the figures
Of the mounted drill were upon the
table about the chrysanthemums- MISS
Stewart and Miss Nations were pre-
scented with large bOquets Of white
roses. with tuIle streamers- Chrysan-
themum designs ornaS1ented the place
cards. The favors were little white
boxes filled with rice, tied with yellow
ribbons. The guests showered the nee
upon the brides 10 be at the e-ose
Of the breakfast