El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-08
P0rties.

Parties.
viii Lee was given a delightful sur
prise party Friday night by num-
Der of his friends who came to his home
on Grand avenue. Games and music
passed the evening pleasantly. Re
freshments were served. Mrs. E. R. Lee
and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds assisted the
host in entertaining. There were pres
ent: Misses Nella Reynolds, Marjorie
Greene, Gladys Simcomb Virginia Har-
risOn, Bess Harrison, Gladys Strickland,
Thelma Butler; Messrs Peter Hender-
son, John Butler, Judson Wade. R.
Groome, Jack DanieIson. Tom Butler,
Walter Reynolds, W. B. Marshall, G. G.
Gregg, Gordon SincOmb, Robert Lee and
VIII Lee, A. w Danielson, S. e Orc.
Miss Mary Bradley entertained her
Sunday school class on Saturday after
noon at her home in Government Hill.
She was assisted in entertaining by her
sister, Miss Gene Bradley. During the
afternoon, a piano solo by Helen Tenn
pie was enjoyed and several vocal solos
by Mary Bradley and recitations by
Gene Bradley. Games were played and
Miss Ivy Young was awarded first prize
IN guessing contest, and lone LiV-
lngston the consolation prize. Those
present were; Misses Helen Temple, Ivy
Young, Lexie Clugston, lone Livingston.
Edith Harvie, Luptta Hill, Margaret
Hill. Mary Bradley, Gene Bradley, Mrs.
A. Schmid, Albert J. Schmid and Mrs.
2. b. Bradley. Refreshments Of sand
WIches, cake and tea were served.
Miss IheO Patterson entertained the
Beta Beta club Saturday afternoon at
her home on Nevada street. As a sur
prise to the club members she also had
the mothers Of the members as guests.
clOthespin doll dressing contest was
neld- The mothers dressed the dolls in
the STYLES Of gowns worn 20 years ago
The club members dressed their dolls
in the mode of the present. Mrs. z. ?.
Rankin, jr., received the prize for the
most prettily costumed doll Miss Sue
Lattner received the second prize The
rooms were decorated with pink and
white carnations and these fragrant
flowers were presented to the guests
as tavors. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon. The guests were
Mesdames W. H. LOretz, John Grant,
+. L. Hunter, R. W. Reed, II. NJ. Pat
terson, Jessie Belk de Blanc T. J. Iatt-
ner, Walter Scott, Miss Minnie ]. Eddy
and Miss Kate Fink. The club members
present were Mrs. z. p. Rankin, jr
Mrs. Charles H. Brown, Mrs. Harry P.
Vaughan. Misses Hattie Mae Loretz
Alicia Swami, Madge Steele and. Sue
Lattner.
Mrs. George G. Morse entertained
saturday afternoon at her home on
Mundy avenue with a valentine bunco
party for her daughter. Miss Julia
Morse. valentines, hundreds OF them
were strung from the edges Of the room
to the chandeliers and red hearts of all
sizes were fastened about the window
ana doorway draperies Heart valen-
tines were the score cards. In the
games Of buncO. the prizes were won
by Misses Margaret Schuster and Mary
Hard1e Among the guests were:
Misses Dorothy Williams, Anne Pit
man. Jean Gilchrist. Margaret Schuster,
Katherine Earle, Winifred Woods. Har.
riett Bottorff, Ida Hunter, Clara Long.
vivian Cannon, Pauline Huthsteiner.
G,ll Detn Croxton, Mary Edwards, Vera
Grouse, Sonia Grouse. Esme Crouse
Helen Woodruff, Melen Murdoch. Mary
Hardie, Winifred Shelton. Frances
Earle, Josephine March, Helen Reading.
Mary Heermans, Winifred Jackman,
Mary Kelly, Frances Clayton, Josephine !
Alarch, Frances Oppenheimer, Erin Mid !
aIeton, Gertrude Mueller, Ethel Craw- I
Iorq, Margaret Powers and Dorothy /
' ollertsen- Refreshments were en- !
Ioyed at the conclusion Of the games. |