El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-09
Parties.

The members Of the Christian En-
deavor society are having an Easter
party tonight in the parlors Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Little Miss Margaret Emery ceIe-
brated her eighth birthday anniversary
recently at her nome on Cliff street
with an informal Easter party. The
children played various games and
hunted for Easter eggs about the house.
BernIce Smith won the prize for find
ing the greatest number Of eggs. After
the games refreshments We're served.
The birthday cake was decorated with
pink u green candles. Mrs r. T.. En-
cry assisted her little daughter IN en-
pertaining Among those present were.
Dorothy Danielson, Minded Amstater.
Alice Kramp. MaCdie Berghauer. Ber-
nice Smith, Helen Collins, Sarah Har-
die. trancena Hardie. Ruth Flack. Jim
mic Wallwork, Thomas Rogers ana j.
Smith.
Mrs. Randolph hurry entertained
the officers Of Harmony chapter Of the
Order OF Eastern Star Thursday night
at her home On North Campbell Buuco
was the amusement game. l. A. Kan
Hapel won The first prize. Mrs. May
Overton received the consolation prize.
b prizes were plum OF Kip!ing's
writings. A two course sumner was
served after the games. J. L Walker,
the patron OF tie chapter, was pre-
scented with a leather pocketbook. by
Mrs Avis Mayfeld on behalf Of the
chapter officers. Mrs. MuFry. the
worthy matron Of the chapter, was pre-
scented with a half dozen silver tea
spoons by the chapter officers Mrs.
May Overton gave a humorous reading
spoons The rooms were decorated
Win ~rnauo Jonquils and smilaX.
1hose present were Mesdames Julia
vaughan, Helen Dennis. Helen J. Mead.
Leo FerleL Anna Tulloch, Avis Nav
1elG, May OEerton' a Birch, Elsa.
FORBES. Gladys Ryan, Lizzie Stafford.
Josephine Forbes. DR.. Isabel Hoenes.
Misses Vivian Sheay. Anna StoIaroT
and Almira Mead, Messrs. J.. Z. wakes
and L A hannapeL The hostess was
assisted IN entertaining by Mrs. Leo
Ferlet CreOla Lusk and Randolph
hurry.
A delightful Easter party was en-
Joyed by the older boys and girls OF
Trinity Methodist church Sunday school
Thursday night IN the basement Of the
church. The party was given by the
woman's missionary society Of the
church, and the following members
served as hostesses: Mesdames Hubert
smith, William Hart, C. g Henderson.
w H Anderson J Trotti. H n. Mil
Ter and B. L. Murphy. Spring flowers
and palms made the rooms attractive.
An entertaining program was given.
Mrs W. A Trayier. on behalf Of the
missionary society, expressed the inter
est Of the society in the young people
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played a violin solo, accompanied on
the piano by her mother. Mrs. s T. Mid
dleton. Miss Betty Mary Smith and
Ashley Gillette each gave humorous
recitations- Mrs. J. y Darlington re-
cited. Among the amusing games was
one in which each guest drew. by a
ribbon streamer. an Easter egg from a
large nest, and within the egg was
found some mirth provoking stun TO
be performed The game Of progressive
Easter jackstraws was played. Miss
Miss Dorothy Blue received the prize
for securing the most Easter eggs The
prize was a ported hyacinth plant. An
ice course was served by the hostesses.
The young people present represented
the classes fought by Miss Katherine
Harper, Miss Mary Massey and G. T.
Lemen in the Sunday school. These
were Misses Betty Mary Smith, Fay
Peak, Erin Middleton, Pearl Ponsford.
Ruby Ponsford. Eulala Richardson, Har-
riett Bottorff. Mary Wylie, Pauline An
derson, Mary Warrington, Kate Amo-
net. Anna Mae Amonett, Lydia Gooch
and Maggie Mercer. The boys were
Paul Bateman, James Lynch, Leslie
Lynch. L. T.. Harrison, Dawson Bryan,
J.. Hollis. Samuel B. Biackshare, Roy
McCaIlister. Willard Brown, Chester
Wright. julius Graft, Ashley Gllett,
Lee Nichols. W. r. Walker, w d. Casey
jr.. Paul Harvey, William hurry, Guy
Mercer and Will GOoch- The grownups
were Rev. and Mrs. c. Wesley Webdell'
Mesdames I. J.. Ayers. s. 7. Middleton
W. A. Trayler, Fl. n. Miller. L. j. Trotti,
g. l. Murphy. G G. Henderson, Hubert
smith, william Hart and w H Ander-
son.