El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
arties.

The Young Mems Musical club met
Friday night at the home of Walter
Reynolds on Estrella street. They gave
a number Of musical selections and
were accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Ben Clement and Miss Gladys SincOmb.
Refreshments were served during the
evening Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
r. Lee Mr. and Mrs Arthur Reynolds;
Misses Bernice Zumalt, Gladys Sincomb,
Nellie Reynolds, Florence Reynolds,
Mrs. G. SincoInb; Messrs. Peter Hender-
son. VIII Lee, Tom Butler, Gordon Sin
comb. Robert Lee, j. W. Wade, Damon
Reynolds, Walter Reynolds, J. S. Dan
ielson. J. E. Wilson, S. Z. ORC, A. ".
Danielson. G. q. Gregg, W. B. Marshall
and r. Groome. The club viii meet
next week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Clement. 351S TularOsa.
The committee of the alphabet of the
Aid society OF the First Christian
church entertained the church people
Friday night with a social in the par
lors of the church. During the evening
musical selections were enjoyed. Mrs.
Il. Z. Bowles sang, accompanied by
Edwin 9. knickmeyer on the piano.
Misses Greta Palmer. June COVingtOn
and Dorothy Coyington played piano
solos during the evening. Guessing con-
tests added TO the amusement OF the
guests 4 salad course was served. The
hostesses were Mesdames II. D. Ashley,
y X. BROCK. W. ~ bEESOIIs - - Wv
ington. James A. Diclley, Clara DWyer
and Z. Z. Elicit.
Little Harry Burton. jr.. celebrated
his fifth birthday anniversary recently
with party at the home of his parents,
MI and Mrs Harry Burton, on West
Missouri street. The time was pleas
antly passed by the youngsters in play
ing children's games. Refreshments
were served at a table prettily decor
ated with red hearts for St valentine
dav and with a large birthday cake
with red candles as the centerpiece- IA
vors of whips were given the boys and
little dolls were given the girls. ASSIST
ing Mrs. Burton in entertaining her
small sons guests were Mrs. Hairs
Swain, Mrs. Eugene Mckee ana 4Is-
Grover Mulliken. The guests were LII
" Staten. Ruth Staten, Myrtle Phlesoh'
Zieda Thoer. Dorothy May Allen, ROD
ar+ Swain Harry Swain. Robert MCKEE,
Tom Ryan and George Staten. .-.-.s
Miss Minnie Silverman enterIalleu
her friends with a delightful bunco
marty FRIDAY afternoon, given at her
home on Montana street. A color pIaH
of mink and green was used IN the
decorations OF the rooms. PINK cIepSS
paDer streamers were etteeIlNelY useu
all over the rooms and English IVY was
twined about the chandeliers and arch-
WAYS The colors were repeated IN me
refreshments which were served At tne
conclusion of the games. MISS haL u
crime Griffith and Miss Tama y heelle
won the nrizes Attractive fayOrs were
presented the guests Mrs. Sam Silver
man and Mrs. Maurice Goldoft assisted
the hostess in entertaining her guests
Among those present were MISSES
Minda Iaskin. Frieda Lasklnt mary
Kelly Ruth SiIverrnan, Lillian COrco-
ran. Margaret Laskin. Katherine White
Josephine Morfit. Theresa O'heefte'
Tama O'Keeffe. Nell Boomer Ruth
Goodman. Caroline Griffith, Caroline
plumb. Irene Morrison, Margaret
Spence. Elizabeth Spence and Elizabeth
Pfaff.
Complimentary to Miss Eleanor Ma
thias and Miss Della Moye, an lntor-
NAL sewing party was given Friday
afternoon by Miss Rose Goodman AZ her
home on west Nevada street. Light re-
freshments were served during the az
terGOOn