El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-15
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

DuutCiOs LuitCIICOItSs 1 CQ0s
Complimentary to Miss Anne Lee
Gaines and Lieut. Alexander d. Surles,
dinner will be given Wednesday
night by DR.. E. r. Carpenter, at his
home in the Wright apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Ramsey will en-
tertain with a dinner and dance at the
Country club ON WashingtOns birth
"a guests at dinner and then in the
evening will have the younger set as
their guests at a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Slaughter, jr.,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. R. Harry
Sims at dinner at the Country club
Saturday night preceding the Valentine
dance. The table was decorated at
tractively with red carnations and
ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs Max A. HOFFMAN enter
tanned informally at dinner recently at
their home on Newman street. The
table appointments were suggestive of
Valentines day Red carnations formed
the centerpiece. Valentines were used
as place cards.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hixson celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary with a
dinner Thursday night at their home
in Sunset Heights. The guests were
Dr. and Mrs. 5. T. Turner, Dr. and Mrs.
II. =. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Tooley. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Race. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack T. White The dinner
favOrs were silver vest pencils for the
men and silver picture frames for the
women. Mr.. and Mrs. HiXsOn received
many handsome anniversary gifts from
their friends and many bOqUets of
flowers.
Mrs. K. D. Franklin and her son, John
Franklin, entertained a luncheon Sun
day at their home, on Montana street,
In honor of Miss Alice Baxter, who
plays the role of 'EverywOman" in the
play of that name at the FL PasO the
alter. Mrs. Franklin and Miss Baxter
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childhood. Miss Baxter belongs TO a
prominent family in Tennessee. The
luncheon guests We're Miss Alice Baxter,
Mrs. A. B. Fall and Miss JOuett Fall, of
Three Rivers. and Mr. and Mrs. W. 4
Hawkins. After the luncheon, Miss BaN-
ter was taken on an automobile trip
about the city.
Mrs II. C. Myles and Mrs. W. z. Ar
mold entertained Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. STyles on MagOftin
avenue, with a luncheon, in honor of
Miss Anne Lee Gaines, who becomes the
bride of Lieut. A. D. Surles Of the 10Th
cavalry. on February p. The guests
were the maids Of the bridal party
These were Misses Anne Lee Gaines,
Martha ThurmOnd Olive Davis, Martha
Tnurmond, Virginia Stewart Lemire
Nebeker, Florence Cleveland and the
brides mother, Mrs. W. L. Gaines. The
table was decorated in color plan OF
cavalry yellow. Yellow jOnQuIls filled
A French glass vase in the center Of
the table. A big bowl of yellOT tulle
tied the handle of the basket About
the table were yellow candles in crys-
tai sticks and yellow jonquils in crys-
tai vases The place cards were deco
rated with yellow flowers. Big bows of
yellow satin ribbon ornamented Miss
Gaines's chair. In the afternoon a num-
Der of the young men of the bridal par
ty dropped in for tea. Mrs. W l.. Games
poured the tea and the young women
assisted the hOsteSses in serving. The
men were Lieut.. A d. Surles. Lieut..
Dennis F. McCunniff. Lieut.. James L.
Collins. Lieut.. W W. Gordon, Lieut..
Stuart Cramer jr. and W. E. Arnold.
MI and Mrs. A. p. Coles gave beau
tifulIy appointed dinner Saturday night
at their home on MagOfftn avenue, III
honor of Miss Anne Lee Gaines and
lieut. Alexander D Surles The guests
were the members of the bridal party.
As the guests entered the dining room
they were given miniature baskets
filled with large heart shaped confetti,
which was shoWered over the bride 10
be- The dinner table gave the appear
ance of a cloud of tulle, studded with
lights in the center in bank OF Uulle,
was q wee Kewpie doll, attlred as
bride. Myriads of tiny candles IN dl-
minutive crystal sticks were about the
table. between crystal vases, filled with
lilies OF the valley and orchlds- ABOVE
the table a large white wedding DelL
was suspended from the Chandelier
W mite SdLln TlDDOuS GAIGlluCu n OL+A ~
to the guests plates. As Miss Gaines
pulled her ribbon streamer, a number
of tiny white doves came from the bell
and hung suspended about it and ia
vors for the guests came from the bell
These were gold lingerie clasps for the
girls and monOgrammed, silver handled
pocket knives for the men. Miss
Gaines'S favor was an enameled friend
ship bracelet. Beside each girls plate
lay a corsase boquet of lavender and
pink orchids. The place cards were lit
tie wedding bells Swapping mottos
containing favors of various kinds
We're in small white silk slippers at
each guests place and the girls also
had white hearts, with panorama pic
lures inside. The ice course was served |
in white heart shape boxes the tops or
namented with small silver horseshoes. /
The chair occupied by Miss Gaines was
draped with tUlle from the bridal veil I
of the hostess sister. Mrs. Ben Sher-
rod. Following the dinner. the guests (
mOtored to the Valentine dance at the !
Country club. The guests were: Misses
Anne Lee Gaines, Lemire Nebeker, Flor
ence Cleveland, Martha Thurmond,
Olive Davis. Lieut.. Alexander D. Surles,
Lieut.. W. W. Gordon, Stuart W. Cra-
mer, jr, Lieut.. James i. Collins and
Walter NJ. Drury.