El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-28

M geles' was the guest Of honor
4 Il at a prettily appointed dinner
dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Kerr Wednesday night at their home
in Manhattan Heights. Killarney roses
and palms were used in profusion
through the rooms and there were
lighted candles everywhere. Killarney
roses in a silver basket formed the
centerpiece of the table, which was
covered with a lace cloth. About the
basket were pink shaded candles The
plate of the guest of honor was
marked with corsage bouquet of Ce-
ell Drummer roses. The dinner favors
were silver picture frames for the
women and silver pencils for the men.
After the dinner the guests danced in
the spacious ball room on the upper
floor. The guests were; sMr. and Mrs.
7. NJ Dudley, Misses Wynne MaxOn,
Ivah Cool Emily Kemp, Olive Davis,
Lemire Nebeker, Anne Lee Gaines,
Lieut.. Alexander d. Surles, Lieut.. Dale
T. Mcdonald, Frank NJ MurchisOn,
John Porter Pryor, jr., Ted Davis and
Maury Kemp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Solomon enter
tanned with dance for the members
of the Younger set Wednesday night
in the ball room Of the Progress club.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon in re-
ceiving their guests were Mr.. and Mrs
J. Adler, of San Francisco; Miss Helen
Rosenberg, of San Francisco. and MISS
Louise BlumenthaL Mrs. Solomon wore
a gray satin gown under a net over
drapery. Black and steel beads trimmed
the waist. Mrs. Adler wore a gown OF
black satin combined with white chit
fOn. Miss Helen Rosenberg wore
white lace gown, with a border OF mar
guerites. She wore a girdle Of green
and her corsage boquet was Of violets
and lilies OF the valley. Miss Blum
enthal was dressed in pink satin, with
an overdrapery of accordion pleated
chiffon trimmed with silver lace.
Her corsage bOquet was OF Ce-
ell Drummer roses and lilies OF
the valley. buffet supper was
served during the evening. The
most intimate friends Of Mrs Adler
were invited to play bridge. Mrs. Max
MOye won the first prize and Mrs.
Olga Kohlberg the second prize. Among
the dancers Were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kohlberg, Mesdames T. Steffian and
Bella Dillon. Misses Louise Blumenthal,
Helen Rosenberg, Eleanor Matthias,
Hedwig Matthias, Edna Matthias, Estelle
Levy, Ethel Levy. Celia Goodman, Rose
Goodman Estelle Goodman, Grace May
er. Rose Hell, Sadie Lefkovitz, Effie
Ziegler Zelma Ziegler, Irma Jacobs,
Lena Jacobs Hilda Jacobs, Sadie Ma
than, Becky Merktn. Becky ParlNins,
Rebecca GCldstein, Rose Aronson, Della
MOye; Messrs Sam Harris, of San Fran
cisco; Frank L. Marx, Of Louisville;
Herman Strauss, Walter Prayer, Max
Kline, Maurice Blumenthal. Arthur
Blumenthal. Karl Blumenthal. Adolph
Schultz, Charles Schultz, Leo Kohlberg,
Ben Lieb, Joe Wolf, r. Weinstein,
Jake kaufman l. kaufman, Maurice
Schwartz Sidney Ullmann, Charles
Levy, Joe Holman, Henry He'll, L.
Greenburg, Henry Weller I. Winner.
Oscar Block, Irving II. Block. Manuel
Lefkovitz, Leo Pervin, I. Fischbein,
Lawrence S Calisher, David Klein and
Joe Blaugrund.
A delightful dance was given We'd
nesday night by the Terpsichorean
club in the ball room of the Toltec
club. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Fillmore led
the opening march. Punch was served
in the dance intermissions. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Fill
more, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rokahr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal f. Christie, Mr. and
Bessie Gibson Marjorie Mckay, Milda
Connolly, Georgina Martin, Gertrude
Leighton, Lauramaude Fink, Elizabeth
Fields, Newell Compton, Helen Lake,
Messrs Ed Held. Fred Hewitt Jack
Roman, w. II. Hawkins, Hope Smith,
VIII Crosby. Arthur Schuster Leo
Schuster, Lee A.. Crews and DR.. 3. F.
Clutter.
Complimentary to Miss Margaret
kessler, Of Dallas Texas. and Vernon
Lyman, of Chihuahua, Mex, Miss Willie
Mae Carson win give fancy dress
dance Friday night at the home Of
Miss Elizabeth Simmons on Arizona
street. Miss KessIer is visiting Miss
Carson for a short time. Mr.. Lyman
IS up from Chihuahua for a few days