El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-22
Parties.

Mrs. James A Dick viii entertain
this week in honor Of her sister. Miss
Mary McMurtrey. Of California. who is
her guest
Miss Ruth Moore Alorriss was the
guest of honor at . box party given by
her uncle, W II. Fenchler, at the races
Saturday. Mrs. Alice Morriss. Mrs. J.
n. Frank and Mrs. James Gordon Har-
die were the chaperons. Those in the
party were: Misses Ruth Moore Nor
riSs. Mary Dewey, Dorothy Blue. Ethel
Crawford. Helen Reading, Gail Leamas-
ter. Elizabeth Hawkins. Sarah Bridgers,
Blanche Schwartz. Caro- Mitchell and
Bernice Brick Salad and ice courses
were served during the afternoon at the
tea rooms in the club house
A jolly party was given Saturday
afternoon by Miss AZileen Morriss at
her home on North Florence street in
celebration Of her 18th birthday ami
versary. Her mother, Mrs J. A. Nor
ris, assisted her in entertaining. The
rooms were attracLiVely decorated with
snap dragons and jonQuils. The game
Of progressive bUnco was the after
Moons amusement Hazel Robinson
won the first prize and the consolation
prize went to Alice Mahoney. During
the afternoon. musical selections added
to the pleasure Of the guests. Merle
Tatum, Hazel Robinson and Eva Crosby
played plano solos Marjorie GoOch
sang, and Lucille Ayers recited- An
ice course was served after the games
The guests were Charline Fox, Lucille
Ayers, Merle Tatum Marjorie Gooch.
Hazel Robinson. Alice Mahoney, Sallie
Phipps, Levenia Kuhn, Ethel Amstater,
Eva Crosby, Caroline Plumb and Eve
lyn Collins
Miss Maurine Garrett entertained
with a jolly masquerade party Saturday
night at her home on Noble street The
house was decorated with flowers and
ferns Bunco was the game enjoyed
during the evening Miss Kathleen
Harris was the winner OF the first
prize, a box of candy. The consolation
prize fell TO Lawrence Sheay. After
the card games were played the even
ing was spent in dancing. An ice
assisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs T. J. Garrett, and her aunt. Mrs.
". L. Frame The guests were cos
TUNED in fancy dresses. Miss Lilly
Dale and Miss Gaby LOvett were little
girls. Miss Hazel Kinney was a tam
BOURNE girl Miss Gladys CogEin rep
resented a japanese girl. Miss Augusta
Fahrenkamp was flower girl Miss
Ruby Collier was a fairy. Miss Kath-
leen Harris was a Spanish dancer. Miss
Tina Mann was Buster Brown. The
hostess was in Indian costume and
Miss lone Garrett represented a fairy.
Palmer Boyd was court Jester Cecil
Boyd and Wayne Edmonson were negro
Ministries. Gwyn Watson was far
mer. Ed Perry was a domino man
Those not in costume were Chester
Wright, Lawton Groom Lawrence
Sheay and Henry Butler
Miss Miriam Burt entertained Satur-
day afternoon at her home on Arizona
street, with a bunco party. in honor of
Miss Ruth Bryant. who viii soon leave
for Kansas City. Pink and white car
nations and ferns were about the rooms
Miss Phyllis Routledge won the prize
for the highest score Miss Elsie Col
Inns Won the consolation prize. A salad
course was served after the games. The
hostess was assisted in serving by her
mother. Mrs. Edwin Burt. and Miss Mil
dred Noise The guests were Misses
Ruth Bryant. Phyllis RoutledEe. LuRee
Knight. Virginia knight. Elsie Collins
Mildred Noise, FlOy Greer. Janice still
Janet Miller. Robbie stewart Winifred
Jackman, Marion Moses Helen Conway
Dorothy Crane, Bernice Logan. Annie
Edith Harvie. Marguerite
Logan Myrtle Langford. Nellie Weber
Ruth shannon. Margaret Moore, Martha
LOWman. Nora Sanders. Frances Clay
ton. Louisa Leighton and Mabel shea
Miss Alleen Moore entertained sat
urday afternoon at her home on Rio
Grande street with a mlscel laneous
shower in honor Of Miss Minnie Lee
L-assiter, who viii be married to Frank
Tlbbetts on March 80 The rooms were
decorated in a color plan of pink and /
white. carried out in pink and white
carnations and repeated in the ice
course served during the afternoon.
Fridge was the amusement Of the party. I
Miss Bessie Routledge received the con- I
ISOLATION prize They both presented
their prizes to the guest of honor. The
shower gifts were arranged on a table
IN the dining room. The table was dec
GRATED with pink and white carna tions.
ana pink streamers extended from the
table corners to the chandelier above
pink ribbon streamer extended into
the drawing room. where the card
games were played, and after the
games Miss Lassiter followed the rib
Don 10 her table Of gifts The hostess !
was assisted in entertaining nv her
mother. Mrs. n. T. Moore, and her sister
Miss Margaret Moore Those present /
were: Misses Minnie Lee Lassiter.
anita Maetze, Margaret Bush Rebeccs
Alaetze, Alma Morrison, Bessie Rouf /
ledge. Allene Griffith, Margaret Nc
Gee. Louise Mckinney. Eleanor WRIGHT I
Aatue Clark, Mamie Robertson. Dor
9thy Blue, Blanche Schwartz: AIesdames
FRED Quinn, Hal Stewart and Donald I