El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-02
Receptions.

Mrs. w. S. Tilton kepI open house at
her home near the Country cIuD Nc"
Years afternoon The rooms Me.0 "a a.
tractive with Christmas greens ana
poinsettas Assisting Mrs. IlIton III
serving were Mrs. J. II. Nations MIS-
Josephine Nations MOrfit, Mrs IL w
Broaddus. Mrs. James Gordon HaruIT'
Mrs Kenneth ID. Oliver MIS- > H.
Worreu. Miss May RicketsOnk, OF Las
Cruces. Miss Ruth Davy, of Las cruces
and Miss Martha Thurmond.
open house was kept New Years at-
ternoon at the Young Womens ChrlS-
tian association boarding home on
West Missouri street. Christmas greens
and carnations decorated the rooms
The guests were received ana enter
tanned bv the members of the boarding
home committee, Mrs 7. ). WoodSluS
Mrs. George Crombie. Mrs A M, w al
thalI, Mrs. y. a. Rawlings, Mrs Horace
Lay and Mrs. Joseph Spence ana me
secretaries of the association, MISS Can
Lane Miss Florence Durkee' MIS-
Maude Crosby and Mrs. L. u. ElS illhay.
Tea and cakes were served during the
afternoon.
Miss Emily Kemp held open house
New Years day at her home on Mayor
fin avenue The rooms were decorated
with mistletoe about the chandelerS
and in the music room was suldlI
gayly decorated Christmas Tree E6S
I nOge and cakes were served DURING
| the afternoon, the serving table being
decorated with a basket of red pOin-
settias Assisting Miss Kemp IN en-
/ pertaining her guests were Mrs. HuSn
s White. Misses owe DAVIS, haAel
/ Davis, .EsteIIe Bcrrien, Maybelle Bryan'
I Pauline Bryan, Walker Mcclellan,
! Marion Young, Eleanor Matthias Edna
! Matthias, Hedwig Matthias. Anne Lee
/ Gaines I,emirc Nebeker, Hilda Sauer
/ Martha Thurmond, Wanda Pace, and
/ Mary Turney Nations. \ large num-
| Der Of guests called during the after
/ noon.
! The PhiIathea class of Trinity Meth
! odist church held open house Ne"
! Years afternoon at the home OF MI
/ T. NJ Thomas, on Nevada street Christ
| mas greens, mistletoe, holly wreaths
/ and English ivy decorated the rooms
! in an attractive way Polnsetta dos
1 SONS were about and the shades Wet+
/ lowered and red candles in brass sticks
/ furnished the illumination, belnS use
; i'm large numbers about the rooms MISS
1 Era Thomas met the guests at th'
! door. In the receivingg line We're til'
( officers of the class, Miss Rena Shea
/ Miss Juanita Smith. Miss Lucy CAR
! Hoard and the class teacher. Mrs
/ George B. Oliver. Tea was served II
| the dining room. Mrs II. IL koDeru
and Mrs. George Beaudette poured ~
| from 3 to 4 o'clock. The table was deco
( rated with red carnations and ferns du'
1 red candles Assisting them IN seIN illi
| were Misses Bernita Thomas' run
/ Thomas and May Campbell FROM { L.
: o'clock Miss Margaret Cunningham
and Miss Vera Ballard poured tea, an
| Misses Dorothy Winans, Velma case
! and Laura Henderson assisted IN sefV
[ 10 Tho last hour Miss katherln
peak and Miss Vernon Cunningham
; poured tea, and Miss Helen jackson an
| Miss Frances BurlesOn served. Durlr
! the afternoon musical selections a9oe
/ to the pleasure of the guests. Mrs. Bar
. nev HUGHES played piano selection:
, Mrs. A. 4. LawIer and Mrs: Z. H GRIT Grlt
rim sang solos, with Miss Emma Hot
man PLAYING their accompaniment
Herbert F. Hermann played yloln sO 500
, accompanied by Miss Irene Crane. Ms
Eotbarine Harper and Miss Anita Coz
, bin each gave several readings. Aoou ADO,
95O guests called during the AFTERNOON
:.