El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-07

Parfies.

Mrs. Henry Fletcher will entertain in
honor of Miss Lucy Clair Hoard, who is
to be a June bride, Thursday afternoon
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. j. J.
Pruett on Rio Grande street.
\ delightful surprise party was given
for Miss Marjorie Gooch Saturday az
ternOon, at the home OF Miss Dan Ella
Burk, on East Boulevard, by the menu
bers Of the Sunday school class at the
Calvary Houston Square Baptist
church, to which Miss Gooch belongs.
The afternoon was happily spent, in
playing games Of various kinds Miss
Virginia Burk played a number Of pi-
anO solos. An ice course was enjoyed
Mrs. A. S. Howard, Mrs. L. H. Burk and
Miss Virginia Burk acted as hostesses.
Miss Gooch was presented with a pref
ty birthday anniversary remembrance
by the guests There were present
Misses Marjorie GOoch, Dan Ella Burk
Virginia Burk, Ruby Nell Randall,
Lois McChesney, Alberta Howard
Alice Emerson. Leila Armstrong. Alice
Van Eaton, Gulielma Allison, Fannie
LOzier. Elizabeth Rogers, Mildred Rog-
ers, Mabel AcMullen and Jane Knight
Phil Holman was gwen a delight
ful surprise party Saturday night at
his nome. 1918 San Antonio street, by
his mother. Mrs Louis Holman. The
porch was decorated with quantities of
Japanese lanterns. Progressive pea
nuts" was the evenings pastime. The
first prize was won by Damon Rey-
nolds Leonard LOVelace Won the sec
Ond prize. The consolation prize went
TO Miss Eulala Richardson During the
evening piano solos were played by
Miss Esther Holman, Miss LYDIA
GOOch, Miss Eulala Richardson and
Miss Pearl Pohsford- Phil Holman
and Miss Bessie Richardson played
several duets An ice course was
served in the dining room Pink sweet
peas decorated the table Among those
present were Misses Lydia GOOch, Ruby
PonsfOrd, Pearl POnsford, Eulala Rich
ardsOn, Edna. Richardson. Besse Rich
ardson' Helen Sampson, Winnie Fer
guson, Esther Holman, Isabel Smith,
Mrs William Hintze. The boys were
Lee Nichols, Phil Holman, Hilton
Brown. Leonard Lovelace, r. P. Hen
derson,l Ralph Morrow. Damon Rey-
nolds, Otto Hintze. c. Shive. sam
Blackshear- Mr. and Mrs. Louis HOLY
man chaperoned the young people
Miss Edna Thomas, who Is to be a
June bride, was the guest Of honor at
a miscellaneous shower given by Miss
Sue Lattner at the home Of her sister,
Mrs George Beaudett, on North Flor
ence street, Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Beaudetrs house was decorated with
pink sweet peas and cane iassarnine's
The game of Brides" was played dur
ing the afternoon. The first prize was
Won by Miss Edna Thomas. Miss Bera-
dine Schultz won the second prize.
while the consultation prize fell to Miss
A-f s1-A EANAIAa At the CONCLUSION OF
the games, a luncheon was served to
the guests. The favors were baskets
filled with almonds and tied with pink
tulle- The bride-to-be was presented
with large basket covered with white
crepe paper and tied with pink ribbon
in which were the many gifts. The
guests were Misses Rena Shea, Ella
Preston, Helen Lucas, Winifred Wilson.
Gertrude Leighton, Dorothy Winans. Ali
cia Swami. Lila Thomas J Mitchell
leo fnrnr~
Hoffman. Juanita Smith, Erma Kuhn.
Margaret Cunningham. Vernon Cum
bingham. Frieda Rheinheimer, Bess
Brown, Nelma Casey, Iva StapletOn.
Era Thomas, Anna May Bell, ToCer. Tex
l. J. Ayers, W. W. Bridgers, =. Singleton
o A Danielson, c. ". Webdell F.
Hathaway, L. N. Thomas and 7 J. Latt-
ner- Miss Rena Shea viii entertain
with a handkerchief shower in honor OF
Miss Thomas on Tuesday morning at
her home on North Florence street
Little Miss Mary Josephine Evans
celebrated her sixth birthday anniver-
sary Saturday afternoon at a pretty
party given BY her mother. Mrs Bates
street. The youngsters had a delight
ful time playing various games and
listening to stories told them by Miss
Virginia TOensfeldt and Miss Clio Rus
sell Refreshments were served from
a table prettily decorated in pink
From the chandelier above the center
hung a pink bell of sweet peas, while
from the chandelier to the corners OF
the table were pink tulle streaners
WITH pink sweet peas in small clusters
at the ends of the tulle. The center
piece was the white frosted birthday
cake with its pink candles. Mrs. Evans
was assisted in entertaining the guests
by her mother, Mrs Barney Hughes,
ST.. and her sister, Mrs. Hans Teens
feldt. The grOwnups present were
Mesdames 3. i. Farrar, J. T. Sweeney,
D. Y. Fennessy. c. r Russell, William
HOgarth, A. F. Sievers, c. +. Zahn and
D. NJ. Sutor. The little guests were
Ethel Irene Howe, Waiter Howe, EliZ-
abeth Reaney, Robert Reaney. Eliza
beth Finley, Ruth Fennessy, Byrs1m
Webdell. Van Wilson, Olga Rose VIII
son, Virginia Smith, Elizabeth Kerr,
Gladys Primm. Powell sAwbrey, Mary
Marmaduke Lander, Katherine Sutor,
Max Krakauer. Mary Virginia Homan.
Josephine Kulttz, Jane Kluttz, Raphael
Dorman. John Dorman, Josephine Swee-
ney, Eleanor Sweeney, Clio Russell and
Virginia Toersfeldt