El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
SOCIETY DOLNGS
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| Adlai Gimbel was given a surprise
I party the last of the week at his home
I in Alta Vista, in honor Of his birthday
] anniversary The guests played bUncO
I and Miss Lillian Cunningham won the
] first prize with the consolation prize
( falling TO Hiss lone johnson. Robert
! ProthrO. Walter Strickland and Adlai
! Gimbel gave number Of vocal selec-
tons during the evening. Punch was
! served and an ice course enjoyed later
! The surprise party was composed Of
/ Misses lone Johnson, Billie Johnson,
Lillian Daley, Marguerite PrOthro, C..
Porter. Helen Kelly. Alice MlerrOW,
Ethel Marberry. Eunice Afarberry. Peg
Z gle rutherford. Mabelle Cunningham;
[ McsSrs- G.. ". Strickland, Cecil Boyd,
Palmer Boyd, RusSin Johnson, Robert
ProthrOs r E Leslie. F. J. Uhrig, q. G.
| Walker. Martin Bauman, q. 2. Gun
bingham, George Biefer. J. G. Rowland
and c. A. Boot Mrs. ! 3. PrOthro, Mrs
/ A. Biefer and Mrs. II. A Mierrow as
! sisted Mrs C. II. Gimbel in entertain
! ing the guests.
The girls of the class OF 1915 Of the
high school were entertained Saturday
afternoon by Miss Pearl Ponsford at
; her home on North Kansas street. Bun
co was the amusement Of the party.
/ The class colors, yellow and white,
were used in the decorations Of the
party, carried out in yellow and white
snapdra CONS. The class flower. the
daisy, ornamented the score cards and
the yellow and white were repeated in
the refreshments served after the
games Miss Addie Kerr won the inst
prize and Miss Isabel Smith the con-
ISOLATION prize. After the games the
guests danced a little. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by her mother
and sister, Mrs n. T PonsfOrd and Miss
Ruby Ponsford, and by Mrs. ". J. Nc
Aztec and Miss Ella Mcdaniel There
were present Misses Genevieve Bennell,
Dema Fleck. Edith Robertson. Betty
Mary Smith. Isabel Smith. Ida Hunter,
Evelyn Payne. Margaret McGhee, Fry
line Vowel, Mary Goggin. Margaret
Bush. Thelma Beeson. Besse Richard
son. Josephine Franken berger. Gail
Leamaster. Harriet BottOrff. Christie
Brown. Erin Middleton. Ruth Moore
Morriss. Vivian POmeroy, Mamie Rob
ertsOn. Addie Kerr. Elizabeth Hawkins,
Anita MaetZe. Jettie Young. Rebecca
Naetze. Jennie Olson, May Ellsworth
and Dorothy Blue.
Miss LEILA Courson, who will be mar
ried next week. was the guest OF honor
at a pretty party given by Miss Mabel
StOrment Saturday night. at her home
on California street Pink and white
sweet peas and carnations were used
i'm quantities about the rooms in an
effective way \ number Of interesting
games were played Pictures Of various
articles that would be needed by q
bride were cut out and pinned about
the walls and in guessing these the
first prize was won by Miss Gretta
Pratt and the consolation prize by Miss
Ruth BrOyles Another entertaining
contest was a cake romance, in which
blanks in a love story were filled in
by the names of cakes. A dainty lunch
con was served at the close of the
evening The tables were decorated
with pink and white sweet peas and
candles in crystal sticks. Small baskets
ornamented IN pink and white sweet
pea design. filled with small candy
pink and white hearts. were the faVOrS
After the luncheon. the guest Of honor
was set TO winding a pink thread on
spool and in following the thread about
the room. il led 10 a pink basket. or
namented with a biz pink tulle bow.
which was filled with various sized
and cOlored spOols OF thread. wrapped
TO resemble candy kisses and with
original verses about the spools- Among
the guests were Misses LEILA COurson.
Ruth Broyles. Audra Mae Dale Gretta
Pratt, Altha Fruit, Lucille Rice. Bertha
Schetfler. AIMEE Baker, Mrs, II. Z.
Bowles Mrs Laura E Peniweu Mrs
~ H elliott assisted Miss Storment'
in entertaining.
Misses Elizabeth Reaney and Rather
inc Reaney. daughters OF Capt and Mrs.
robert 7 Reaney, OF the 18th cavalry,
entertained with very pretty May
party Saturday afternoon at their home
at Fort Bliss. The MAY pole tWined
with flowers and crowned with a hood
OF MOWERS occupied a place OF lOuOE
on the lawn The flowers were of yell
low and the streamers were OF yellow
and white. Little Miss Grace Lear was
crowned the queen Of the May by Miss
Pearl Powell. The crown was Of yell
low roses with a spangled gauze veil
hanging from it, Her maid Of honor
was little Elizabeth Mccain. The queen
and her little maid occupied a gayly
decorated throne chair on the lawn,
while the children danced about the
Nay pole, executing a number Of very
pretty figures. Solo dances were given
by Miss Mary Frances Robertson Each
little guest was given a wreath Of yell
low flowers 10 wear during the party
Other dances followed the May pole
dance. An ice course was served at
the close Of the afternoon. The host
esses were assisted by their parents,
Capt. and Mrs. r. J. Eeaney, and Mrs
Z. Turner in entertaining the little
guests. who were Pearl Powell, Ruth
Powell. Grace Lear, Polly Purdon, Mary
Frances Robertson, Elizabeth Mccain,
Bernice Smith. Phyllis NiclSle, Arthur
Watts, Victor Rukke, Robert Reaney
and Schuyler Reauey- The l5tE cav
airy orchestra played for the'dances-