El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-15
Dinners, LuncheOns, Teas.

DTlT1eTS, LunCneOTlSJ cas-
7. l. Wagner entertained at dinner
Sunday night at Hotel Paso del NOrte.
His guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ". L.
Iooley. M and Mrs J. o. Crockett and
Capt Clyffard Game.
Capt George ". Kirkpatrick had as
his dinner guests at the Country club
Saturday night Lieut. and Mrs c. p
Barnett and Lieut. Stuart W. Cramer,
Jr. The guests remained for the dance.
f. l. Wagner entertained at luncheon
saturday at Hotel PoSO del Norte com
plImeurary TO Mr.. and Mrs John E. Osi,
of Mexico City. His guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Osi. Mr. and Mrs. Max Weber.
Mrs. Lillian Corcoran, Miss Ruby Stone
and Alfred Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs VI. Ginsburg enter
tanned with a dinner the last Of the
week at their home in Sunset Heights,
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. a. Laski1
and son, Of Chicago, who are spending
a short time in FL Paso, on their way
TO the exposition in California
1Ir. and Mrs. A. Frenger. with their
two sons, Raymond Frenger and Frank
Frenger, and Mrs. f. c. Day, Of Las
Cruces, motored to FL Paso, Sunday,
to suend the day. They were enter
tanned at dinner at the Country club
sunday night by W. H. futile. The
other guests were Mrs. W. S. TiIton
md Mrs Stanley johnson.
Capt. John s Chau7ers entertained
with dinner at the Country club sat
urday night in honor of Miss Margaret
Johnson. who is visiting Col and Mrs.
z. o. Johnson. The table was decorated
with jOuquils. Capt Chambers's guests
were Miss Margaret Johnson Col and
Mrs F. o. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken
meth D. oliver Capt. Martin l. Grim
Minis and Lieut.. T.. II. Rees, jr. The
guests remained for the dance.
The Saturday Luncheon club was en-
tertained Saturday by Mrs. Walter D.
Howe at her home, on West Boulevard.
The luncheon table was centered with
basket filled with viOlets- Those pres
ent Were Mesdames Winchester Cooley,
A H. Goldsetiu, W 3. Latta, " H.
Webb, W g. Dunn. F. c. Earle, ". r.
Brown, Leila T. Moore. YsabeI Flato,
Victoria Whitmer and Miss Isabel Fall
Vey. Mrs. Leila 7. Moore viii entertain
the club at its next meeting with a
luncheon at the Harvey house.
Lieut. Stuart ". Cramer. jr-. enter
tanned at dinner at the Valley inn,
Gsleta, Sunday night Pink hyacinths
decorated the table aturactively- The
guests were Col and Mrs. Franklin o.
Johnson. Capt ard Mrs. George c.
BarnhardL Capt. and Mrs. Alfred ".
BJOruStad, Lieut. and Mrs. c. P Bar
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. William Walk Mr..
and Mrs. ". X Ramsey. Mrs Josephine
Nations Norfit, Misses Margaret John
son and Martha Thurmond and Lieut.
W W Gordon.
Complementary to Mrs. S. =. Now
ers. who is visiting her daughter, Mrs
O. t. OVerstreet, and 10 Miss Mary
McMurrey, who is visiting her sister,
Mrs. James A Dick. a delightful
luncheon was given the last of the
week by Mrs. ". l. Crockett at the
Harvey house Red and white car
nations were used iu the deCora tons
o. the table. The place cards were OF
Irish design, suggestive Of the ap-
p nrrH- De- p Il
ornameuted with shamrocks, Irish
harps and Irish pipes The guests
We're AIRS :. A. Mowers, Miss Mary
McMurtrey. Mesdames G. l. OVerstreet.
James A. Dick, He'll Hale, Joshua Ray
nolds, W. r. Brown, Tom Lea, Mary
r. Hamilton, James Graham McNary,
Norman Ferguson. Il P. Schuster, j.
A Rawlings, 5. H Sutherland, A. p.
Averin Joseph Spence. Rue Jackson,
J. r. Clark, Winchester Cooley. Z A
shelton A Zeigler. H. Hayes Watson.
Hiss Ecbecca Rowland and Miss Kate
Fink
A delightful St Patrick's tea was
given Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Bradford Harvie. OF Rio Grande
street, by the girls Of the Sunday school
class at Westminster Presbyterian
church. taught by Mrs W. H. LOretz.
During the afternoon an entertaining
program was given Minua Edwards
and George Hervey each played violin
SOLOS AiSs virginia L. Bean was their
piano accompanies. Lois McChesney
recited- Harriet Heermaus sang and
piano solos were played by Mary
Heermans, Margaret Hardie, Thula
Hardie and Nancy Edwards Bessie
Roberts sang. Mrs Paul Heermans
poured tea at a central table. Green
candles in crystal sticks were ABOUT
the table, which was laid with a Bat
tenberg cloth over which We're trailing
English ivy vines. The vines were also
festooned about the chandelier. The
japanese sandwich baskets were tied
with bows of green tulle. Assisting in
serving were Martha LoWman, Aeolian
Statham. Louise Kerr, Crescent BeaII.
Isabelle kitchens, Polly Greer, Jose
phine March. Elsie Farley. Frances Far
ley and Mary Hardie. The girls Of the
class were assisted in entertaining
their guests by Mrs ". II. Loretz and
Mrs. Bradford Hardie.