El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-08
Pnrfies.


church Friday night There will be
musical program
The Delta Alpha Sunday school class
Of the First Methodist church will have
a "Tipperary" party Friday night at the
home Of the class teacher. Mrs. NJ. l.
Cadwallader, at Rosedale farm, down
the valley.
A theater party at the FL PasO
theater Sunday night was composed Of
Misses Emily Newman, Harriet
Schwartz. Louise Blumenthal and Lena
Jacobs Messrs. J. kaufman, Il kauf-
man. Maurice Schwartz and Joe Wolf
Lieut. J. 5. Martin entertained with
a theater party last week at the Fl
Paso theater and was host at an in
formal supper after the performance.
His guests We're Misses Dorothy Nor
gan and Edith Morgan; Lieut. Theo-
dore Barnes jr. and Lieut.. and Mrs w
a. Mccain
The social and musical entertain
ment given Sunday night by the Young
Mems Hebrew association at 1915 olive
street proved "A success. The home OF
Mr. and Mrs +. Zlabovs6y was crowd
ed. The opening number was an aQ-
dress by II. Helerstein, introducing
the speaker of the evening, rabbi Mar
tin ZielOnka, whose theme was social
Equality" 1t was followed by a brief
address by II. j. Bilkiss. Miss Della
RCsenstein made all merry with a vocal
solo. Miss Rosenstein was accom-
panied on the piano by Miss Annie
StolarOff Much applause and several
encOres distinguished this feature OF
the program a recitation by Miss l.
ROsenthal and a vocal solo by D.
Joseph followed. In the receiving
line were Mrs. F. Zlabovsky, Mrs. Ben
Coltman. Miss Bessie Capin and Miss
Sadie Capin. Those who enjoyed the
evening were rabbi Martin ZielOnka,
Mr. and Mrs. Hellerstein, Mr.. and Mrs
D. Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs J. GOldstein,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Capin, Mr.. and Mrs
Ben COltman, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fem berg,
Miss Bessie Capin, Miss Annie Stol-
aroff, Miss Della Rosenstein, Miss
Sadie Capin, Miss L ROsenthal, Miss
B. Siegal. The committee in charge
were H. !. Bilziss, Al Hellerstein, H
ROsner, H i. Schneider, H. Brown.
There were also present Messrs- L
Levine, B. Bodinsky, H Nelson and J.
Rosner. Refreshments and punch were
served. and the evening wound Up with
an exhibition Of the hesitation and
one-step by Miss Bessie Capin and H
J. Bilkiss.
Miss LeOna Burroughs entertained
with a picnic party Sunday on Mount
Franklin In the party were Misses
Ruby Fuller, Nellie Davis. Catherine
Hoover, Concha GOldner. Doris Blake
and Lola Dancer. The boys were: VIII
liam Hoover, Roy Scotch. Charles Nc
Kenny, Hugh AIcKemy and Claude TEN
pleton- The chaperOnes were: Mrs. H
G. Clark and Mrs W A Burroughs. The
party made the ascent Of the mountain
in the morning and enjoyed a picnic
lunch at noon.
Miss Doris Blake and Miss Concha
GOldner were hosresses at a moving
picture party Saturday night The
guests gathered at the home Of Miss
Blake, on North Stanton street. and
returned there after attending the
movies, where games and refreshments
were enjoyed The guests were
Misses Leona Burroughs, Lola Dancer.
Josephine Coffman- Eula Thatcher,
hermine Niece. Catherine Hoover. Nell
lie Davis, and the boys were Roy Scot
ten, Claude TempletOn. Byron Stola-
rolf, John Grimes. William Hoover.
Hugh McKemy and Charles NcKemy-
Mrs F. W. Bryan, Of Government
tanned her Sunday school class and the
class Of Mrs. 4 J. ". Schmid. The
following program WAS enjoyed; Scrip
ture reading, IVY Young vocal solo.
Mary Bradley; piano solo. Beth Bed
ford recitation, Helen Temple. vocal
recitation, Gene Bradley. The refresh
ments consisted Of cake. cocoa. fruit
and candy. Mrs. A J. W Schmid as
sisted in entertaining Those present
were Misses Mary Bradley, Lexie Clux-
ton. Hazel Maumann, Beth Bedford. wv
Young. Margaret BILL Helen Temple.
Iona Livingston. Edith Harvey. Mary
Lacy, Lupita Hill and Gene Bradley;
Carl Gregory, Jack Dev0re, Geo. Vim.
Walter Lacy. Albert Schmfd fr- Mes
danes c. H. Schmid, B. Bradley and
Lacy were also present
The engagement Of Miss Verda
Barnes to Harley Kiefer was announced
saturday afternoon at a party given by
Mr. klefer. sisters, Misses Maude Kie-
Ter and Della kiefer. at their home on
Epson avenue. The guests were: Mes
danes J. ". Barnes. J. c. Bevelle N II.
Fhey. ". H woodbridge, j. E. GemOets.
A. r Heineman and s A. Vaughan. o.
A. DanielsOn, C. C Kiefer and Lily s
Misses Verda Barnes. Halle
irwin, Emma Hoffman, Vera Bretney. /
Elise Lucy. Clara Riley, Dorothy Dan
ielson and Cora Slater.
In honor Of Miss Emily Newman and
Miss Harriet Schwartz. an informal
party was given Saturday afternoon by
Miss Ethel Levy. at her home in the
Alexandria apartments in playing va
rious games, Miss Rose He'll won the
prize The guests Of honor were each
presented with a guest prize. After
the games a two course luncheon was
served The hostess was assisted IN en-
tertaining by her mother. Mrs Esther
Levy. The guests were Misses Emily
Newman. Harriet Schwartz Rose
Goodman, Estelle Goodman, Ethel Sill
berberg. Louise Blumenthal. Becky
Aerkin and Selma ZieEler.
In honor Of the seth birthday ami
versary Of Mrs. E NJ Reid. a delightful
sur PRISE party was given by her QauEn-
ter. Mrs F. NJ Fraser. at her home on
West Rio Grande. Saturday afternoon
Mrs Reid had received large number
Of floral bOQuets in honor Of her ami
rersary and these were used I'm decora-
ton about the rooms The game OF 500
was played Mrs. c. W. Fraser won the
first prize The second prize was won
by Mrs Otto Parkins and the cousoIa-
ton prize by MRS. Byra Parsons When
the games We're over a luncheon was
served The table was laid with a net
ting luncheon cloth. the handiwork OF
Mrs Reid. and the favors and card
prizes were small doilies. Of the same
work, also the haudiwOrk Of the guest
OF honor In the center Of the table
was large pink and white birthday
cake with S6 candles. The guests pres
ent were Mesdames F. NJ Reid, c. W.
Fraser, A J. Fraser, I. 6. Abbott. Byra
Parsons. George Paul. Otto Parkins,
Jack Taylor Nardy Pickett. Carolina
Moff1tL A W Young and Edgar Fer
guson- In the evening Mrs. Fraser en-
tertained with a family party The
guests were Mrs. Reid's three grand
sons, Charles W. Fraser. A J. Fraser
and William $. Fraser, and their wives.
and Mrs. Reid's two great grandsons,
Alfred Fraser and Hadley Fraser The
other guests were Mrs. A. W. Young
and Mrs. Carolina Moffitt.
The children of the junior branch OF
Trinity church Missionary society we're
with a delightful March
Hare" party the last Of the week in the
uarlors Of the church The ma was