El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
Parties.

Miss Lillian Gibbs, OF Government
Hill, last evening gave a party for
number Of her friends. The entertain
mcnt consisted Of music, dancing and
finch. Mr.. and Mrs P. B. Bradley
rendered piano numbers Miss Char
IOtte Martin and Miss Louise Amador
sang. Miss Gene Bradley recited Re
freshments OF punch and cake We're
served Those present were: Misses
Evaline Stuckli6, Leopoldend Koblitz
Blanche Bradley, Gertrude Barnett,
Gene Bradley, Nary rBadley, Russell,
Charlotte Martin. Mr.. and Mrs p. h
Bradley; Messrs. Harry Cantillion Mar
tin AmadDr, Floyd Lloyd, Howard
Frank Cantillion, Koblitz.
Miss Marie BurkhalteF was the guest
of honor at a delightful surprise party
given in honor Of her 11th birthday
anniversary, by her mother. Mrs L. 6.
Wolfe, Friday afternoon at her home
on Mesa avenue. Pink and white sweet
peas and ferns attrdctively decorated
the rooms The afternoon was spent
II playing games of various kinds Re
freshments were enjoyed The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. J. L Stanton and
Mrs. G. B. Basco. The dining table
was decorated with a prettily frosted
birthday cake, on which were pink
candles in pink rosebud holders The
guests were; Helen Ferguson, Sue
Bette Ferguson, Gladys Ray, Beulah
Bowman, Louise Bowman, Mary Ruth
Basco, Margaret Bowman, Alice Van
Eaton. zane Knight, Jim knight, Has
keu Carter, oliver Olson and Jimmie
stanton The guest Of honor received
many attractive presents
A unique party was given bv the
members Of the alphabetical divisions
Of the First Christian church Friday
night IN the church parlors. It was a
Mother Goose party and the committee
IN charge and a number of the guests
came coStumed as characters in Mother
Goose rhymes Mrs. VIII 7. Owen sang
the nursery rhymes during the evening.
mrs acme J. owen played her accom-
panlrnents- An amusing feature of the
party were the Illustrations drawn on
tne black board by each CHEST TO il
luStrate Mother Goose rhyme. The
oLner guests had to guess the title and
guessing the greatest number. The
rooms were attractively decorated with
quantities Of wild flowers. Refresh
ments were served by the committee in
Games " L FoxwOrth. c. Fourier W
Geddes, r B. HOman, A ". Hadley. D.
> Johnson and Sadie Kerr. About 120
people attended the party.
A. delightful, May festival was given
py the young women's sOdality OF the
caJhedral Of the Immaculate Conception
thursday night on the grounds of the
Sathoilc gymnasium at Arizona and
@Ahse streets strands Of electric lights
We're strung about the grounds in a
= o.
during the evening. There
we're decorated booths about where
flowers and candy were sold Miss Lu-
Gle Maloney was in charge of the flow
er booth Miss Ruth Phillips and Miss
gladys Roman were at the candy booth.
The committee IN charge Of the festival
was composed Of Misses Edith AIalo-
ney' Isabelle Kelly and Alice Buckley.
The prettiest feature Of the festival
was the May pole dance, given by the
pupils Of St Joseph's academy and st.
Maryls Parofhial school The top of
the Nay pole was decorated with cleo
trio light bulbs and the pole was twined
With flowers The May pole dancers
We're dressed in white dresses with
their hair ribbons and sashes Of cOlOrs
10 correspond with the streamers Of the
Nay pole The girls from St Mary's
school taking part were Dorothy CALAIS Z
iegenia Price, Monte Mulcahy, Gather
ng Bussing, Lillian Mae Miller, Mar
saret O'Rourke. Catherine Dunn, Fran
res Cody Madeline Lyons. Marie Leigh ]
ton, Sadie Martin, Lydia Carson and
Pearl Briesh- From the St Joseph's I
academy were Fannie Lyons. Geraldine (
ainsa, R0sslle Ainsa, Margaret Smith, I
Harriet Fitzpatrick, Agnes Morgan,
Anne Mclaughlin. Margaret Byers, !
Anne Kelly and Charlee Kelly. Miss ]
Nay Krauzthor gave a graceful solo
aesthetic dance. Miss Frances keefe,
II Denver. played a cornet solo Dur I
ng the evening dancing was enjoyed Z
N the gymnasium. About 500 people |
attended the party.