El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-24
Parties.

II. Nelson, of Denver, was given a
delightful surprise party Tuesday
night by his brother and sister Mr..
and Mrs. H. Helerstein, at their home
on Texas street. During che evening
B. Joseph gave several piano solos.
Refreshments We're served. The guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. b. Joseph, Mr. and
Mrs. II. ROsner, Mr.. and Mrs /. ROsner,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Feinberg; Misses Sadie
Capin. Bessie Capin, Rose Rosenthal,
Lena Rosenthal: Messrs Fl. Nelson, II.
L Snyder B. d. Beadisky and H. j.
Bilkiss.
Park Pitman jr. entertained Monday
afternoon with a George Washington
party at his home, on Arizona street.
His guests We're: Elizabeth Hudspeth,
Elizabeth watson, Gladys Primm, Mar
tina LangstOn, Edna Mae Schreffler,
Charlee Kelly, Helen Winters, Adelaide
Overstreet, Ruth AIcNary, Julia Fisher,
Ivadelle Miller, Elaine GlumaZ, Rosa
Turley, Alfred PeticOlas, John Gavin
TrayIOr. Henry Madison. Mesa Smith,
Melvin George. Billy Tooley, Merlin
Porter, Herbert Bradley, Graham Nc
Nary, PheliX Miller, Wesley Maggie,
Bradford Turley and Morgan Broaddus.
The afternoon was happily spent in
playing various games. American flags
decorated the house and the red, white
and blue cOlOrs were used in the re-
freshments Miss Mae Kuneman assist
ed Mr7. Park Pitman in entertaining
the guests.
A Washington party was given Mon
day night by the young people OF the
First Baptist church IN the church
parlors. Hundreds of tiny hatchets
were strung on wire across the nail
from column to column, and miniature
cherry trees in blossom ornamenued
the tables a musical program was
given. Glenn Scott sang; Misses Alice
Bishop and Vera Morris played piano
solos: Mrs. L o. Hines recited several
dialect selections. Much amusement
was caused by an illustrating contest
in which each guest had to uraw a
picture illustrating some familiar song
The drawings were then exhibited on
the wall and prize given to the per-
son guessing correctly the greatest
number of song titles Glenn Scott
won the prize a sheet of the new
music. Refreshments were served in
the class rooms. The room was at
tractively decorated with palms and
ferns, miniature cherry trees Orna-
mented the table and the minis were
in the red white and blue cOlors.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. -1acon, 4,Ir. and Mrs J. E.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. u. \. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. F. E Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs
i. o. Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. WlInam
Graves, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Williams;
AIesdames R. E. Chastain, c. L. Mat6in,
Lena Hawkins, r. h Bishop; Misses
Elizabeth Ha1L Kathryn Mcknight
Vera Hunt, Mary Heermans, Vera Nor
ris, Alice Bishop, Dallas Chastain,
Luellah Williams, Elizabeth Hall, Ma
bel Goodwin, margaret Corn, Opal
Conn, Elizabeth Hawkins. Grace Haw-
lSins, Maude B. Tyler, Tellulah Ellis,
Dorothy Lee AIcCarty, Rosa Darlington,
Louise Laurence, Dove Husbands, Nora
Sanders; Messrs. r. W. Cakes, Dr..
5aryl c. Hill, E. A Hicks, J. c. Moore, /
H. NJ. Clark, C. H. Payne, E. b. Chase, !
A. Drew, A. Watkins, c. w. Harrie, |
J. W. Hicks, j. NJ. novel;, Harold !
Wright, Glenn Scott, L W Merrill. s. |
D. Cobbs, II. l. Reid, Glenn Deer,
franklin Williams, A Beauchamp, /,
Aurelius Scott Ralph Chapman, 6. /
Iatkin, A. Z. Jones' Milton Brown, !
Julian Ford, Malcolm Jones, Harreu /
putnam and Sol Franklin