El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-23
Parties.

! A e. Ryan entertained party Of
I friends with a box party at the per-
Torrance Of "Pinafore" Monday night
al the FL PasO theater. A number Of
( box parties were given. In one box
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Freeman, Mr.
Z and Mrs ID. V. Fennessy and Mr.. and
/ Mrs Paul Ginther. Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
Brown had with them AIRS. A. B. Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. James @. McNary.
In another box were Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
c. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kerr
and Mrs r. Harry Sims. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. Raster, Mrs W. c. Kluttz Mrs. q.
NJ. Johnson, Mrs. j. p. Lafferty, of
Altoona, Pa, occupied a box. In an
other box were Misses Ruth NcCurdy
and Jouetu Fall and Mrs. Josephine Ma
tons Morfit, Messrs Paul Thomas, q.
G. Shannon and Harvey Wilcox.
Miss Annette Morse entertained re
Gently at her home in Sunset Heights,
with a buncO party for her school
decorated with flowers. In the games
Of bunco the prizes were won by Louise
Beach and Louise Terry. Following the
games refreshments We're enjoyed. The
ice course was served in unique way
in small flower pots, the tops being
sprinkled with chocolate, and in the
center were various cOlored carnations.
Mrs George G. Morse assisted her
young daughter in entertaining and
serving. The guests were: Margaret
Stevens, Elizabeth Terry, Louise Terry
Louise Beach, Consuelo Weber, Jane
March. Mary Wilson, Katherine, Burn
side, Katherine Seamon. June Coving
ton, Alethea Coffin. Margaret Berry,
Mary Happier, Marion Dunn, Margaret
Laskin, Ruth ArOnstein, Cora. Scott, Lu-
cile Carpenter, Elizabeth MOrriss and
Anabel Gray.
Little Miss Virginia Lee Campbell
celebrated her eighth birthday anniver-
sary Saturday afternoon, at her home
on Arizona street, with party. The
decorations were suggestive of Wash
ington's birthday anniversary and flags
were draped about the rooms. Pink
and white carnations Ornamented the
table, where refreshments were served
after the children had happily spent
the afternoon in playing games. There
was large birthday cake with candles
as the tables Centerpiece and the nap
k1ns, place cards and favOTs were in
patriotic design. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining her guests by
her mother. Mrs. Matte Campbell: her
grandmother Mrs. C. c. Crews; Mrs.
Douglas Clifford and Mrs. Horace
Hayes The guests were Charlotte
Hayes, Grace Stewart, virginia Smith
Willie B. Shipp, Verena Broyles. Audrey
Broyles, Alice Braden, Adelaide Strong,
Irene Morrison, Elizabeth Kerr, Fran
Gina Hardie, Sarah Hardie and Louise
Manigold.
On the night of the 18th inst, a num-
Der of young folks wishing to give
Miss Hammer, who lives some . miles
out from FL Paso, surprise party,
gathered at the home of Mrs. j. S.
Crozier, 1922 San Antonio street. The
surprise was on the surprisers. how
ever, for the automobile which was to
bring the guest of honor, broke down
and she did not arrive. However. the
guests enjoyed the game of ''buncO,'
and the prize was won by Dan Nc
Nulty and the "booby" prize by Miss
Rosalee Petigrew. Singing, violin and
piano music helped to pass away the
time and at IL o'clock a lunch was in
dulged in. Those present were: Misses
Willie HiginbOtham, Nellie and Rosalee
Petigrew, Charlotte and Mary Martin.
Nita and Lille Garcia, Myrtle Brooks.
DOllie Munson, Vera Symmes and Nettie
and Corinne CTozier. Messrs. Homer
Edwards, Fred Morris, Billie Aldus.
Brown PaschaL Dan McNulty, Ted Mum
son and Charley CrOzier Miss Lam
mers leaves in a few days for her home
in east Texas to remain for some time.