El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05
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The Epworth league OF Trinity Meth
! odist church held its monthly business
] meeting at the church Friday nl=nL-
] After this was over, Mrs h. n MI
] Ter entertained the members In honor or
! Miss Emma Hoffman, prospective
! bride and served an ice course me
| game of progressive honeymoon was
] plaved and Miss Louise Jones and MISS
! Lila Thomas won the prizes
! Miss Linda Kinchloe, who will soon
/ be married, was the guest OF honor at
! a miscellaneous shower given Uy MISS
J Pansy Montgomery. at her nome on NO
bic street Miss Margaret Jones assist
ed Miss Montgomery The party was q
; surprise for the guest of honor Ann2ils
! the games Of the evening was thal OF
I playing Cupid" in which each guest
I shot with bow and arrow al a large
/ heart H B. Pond and Miss Margaret
! Meers won the prizes. The game OF
| Bachelor" in which the men SeWed on
| buttons. was won by J. G. Williamson
| After other games, -the evening was
! spent in music and dancing me snow
er gifts We're arranged on decorator
table and the linen gifts were fastened
TO a little clothes line. The guests were
Misses Linda kinchlOe, Mary McNary,
katherine McNary, Pat McNary, y. A
MacIntyre, Agnes Augustine Wlllie
Rice Alice Toms; MesdameS Z DaleI,
VIII Meers and Gay Toler; Messrs- VIII
Halter, Roy kinchlOe, B. r Klein, II D.
Pond, James Kirkland J. c. william
son. Steven Cantren. A Heard and o.
A very amusing entertainment was
given Thursday night by the people OF
Calvary-HoustOn Square church in the
Barraca class room Of the church.
Harry Swain was the school teacher
and the members Of the school board
were W. Z. Robertson, F. b Ezel ana
l. P. McChesney. The teachers apply
ing for the positions were Mrs T. NJ
Powers. Mrs. A I. Bargenier and Miss
Erna Tankersley. The school pupils
were Mrs. c. L. Van Eaton, as -Meh1t-
abel jones'" Mrs j. i. QUITS, as Sally
Brown" Miss Lee Rhodes. as Samantha
Piper-" Mrs. J. r. Mcleod. as "Dorotny
=! DOolittle:" G L. Van Eaton, as Sim
Dipsey;" Thomas Peach, as sam
Snooks;" W. H Vance, as Booole
OLee;" Winnie Tankersley. as susan
Crowfoot;" J. L. QUITS, as Lqther
Brown" Robert Morris, as Billy crow
foot Miss Connie Rhodes. as y erusna
Dickson" Mrs w H Vance, as KUN
Ketchem;" C Y. Nafe, as David
Snooks:" A. s Howard, as Jeremiah
Jenkins Mrs. A. s Howard, as Faith
full SnOoks:" Mrs, Carl Gring. as
~Clorinda Geyser.'' and F. A Hodge as
"Omadiah BuzZard' The VISITORS 70
the last day Of school Ayere Mrs T. A
Hodge and Mrs NJ. E. Peck
"A delightful social was held at the
I Highland Park Baptist church FRIDAY
evening. with a large audience pres
ent Sweet peas and roses decorated
the church. combined with ferns ana
wild flowers. The Highland Park Or
chestra played several selections Rev
5 /. Holloway made a short address
Of welcome. Mrs ". r NeWDrOusn
and Miss Iris Webb sang, Come Holy
Spirit" Members Of the 18th cavalry
band presented a short program OF
several selections. W. Dorsett, Of this
band, sang a number OF his own com
positions Rev W. + Hatcheu. Of
Juarez. spoke briefly. Rev j. D. Day
Of the Southwestern Theological semin-
ary at TT. Worth. was also present and
was the closing speaker. A free viii
offering was taken for the recent i'm
provements in the Grand View chapel
The social committee to whom the
success is due, was composed OF Mes
danes J. X Griffith. A. ". Clayton. 9
J. Nostrand and John YOungkin- The
young women serving at the punch
bowl and the tables where the offer
ings were taken were: Mrs ". X
Newbrough Misses Iris Webb. Cora
FOrgasOn. Lola Courtney. Thelma Carl
ton, Ruth Webb, Lulu Friberg, Lena
Courtney. Ruth Grubbs, Helen Jackson
and Miriam Hafley. Among those re-
ceiving were: Mr.. and Mrs J. K Grif-
fifth, Messrs, C J. Nostrand. J. W. Out
law, Mesdames John Younkin, A r.
Webb, G. A McLure. A W Clayton, o.
z Hendee. J F Fears, Clara Murray,
T. \. Pierce. J. W Earle. Misses Nellie
AIcKemy and Ada Outlaw.
Miss Emma Hoffman. who is to be-
come 4 bride soon, was the guest Of
honor at a delightful party given oy
Mrs. c. Wesley Webdel Friday after
noon at her home on Mesa avenue.
Through the rooms pink carnations.
sweet peas, Shasta daisies and FERNS
were used in abundance SmilaN and
bows Of tulle Ornamented the chan
deliers in an attractive way. Games
with the word Hearts were played
at individual tables. The prizes were
won by Mrs h L Fletcher and Mrs.
William Hart Miss Hoffman was Civ
en- an attractive guest prize When the
games were completed. Miss Ernestine
hurry recited when Our Ship Comes
Home from Sea" and Mrs. H y Miller
sang the "Gondolier Waltz" Then the
guests were ushered into the dining
room. by little Miss Dorothy Danielson,
where in the center Of the table was
very large white ship on a large
mirror. The ship was ornamented with
pink ribbons and flowers and shasta
daisies and greenery We're about the
mirror. The linen shower gifts for
the bridge to be were within the ship.
A salad course was served at the small
tables The place cards were hand
painted and attached to the cards were
tiny canoes, filled with heart shaDed
pink and white minis The guests
were the members Of the Philathea
class Of the church and a few Of the
most intimate friends Of Miss Hoffman.
me hostess was assisted in entertain
ing Dy Mrs. L J. Ayers and Miss Ernes-
tine hurry Mrs. George Beaudett re-
celVed the guests at the door.