El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-18
Dinners. Luncheons, Teas.

Mr.. and Mrs Paul Ginther viii enter
tain with an informal dinner Tuesday
night at their home on Montana street
Lieut. Theodore Barnes, jr-, enter
tanned Miss Margaret Davis and Miss
Natalie Edwards, of Los Angeles, at the
Valley Inn, Ysleta, at dinner Sunday
night.
Mrs H. s. Potter and Mrs. Bert King
Smith formed a dinner group at the
Country club Saturday night. They
remained for the dance.
Mrs. Anne Vineyard was hostess Sat
urday afternoon at luncheon at the
Valley Inn, Ysleta. She entertained
Mrs. John II. Reagan, Of Palestine, and
Miss Clara Sterling, of Austin.
Lieut.. Theodore Barnes, Jr-, enter
tanned Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Ma
talie Edwards and Lieut.. Dennis z. Me-
Cunniff at dinner at the Country club
Saturday night, before the weekend
cant. Clyffard Game entertained at
dinner at the Country club Saturday
night before the weekend dance, TO
which the guests remained. In his par
ty were Mai and Mrs. John L. Hines,
Capt. and Mrs. Henry c. Bonnycaste,
Lieut.. and Mrs. W. F. l. Simpson and
Mrs Max Weber.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Rawlings enter
tained with dinner at their home
on Montana street. Sunday, in honor
Of the 18th birthday anniversary Of
their son, J. Mott Rawlings. The table
was prettily decorated with flowers
and ferns. The guests were James
Goggin. Philip Stevens, James HaW-
kins and Earl Armstrong.
Mrs. Max Weber entertained Sunday
with a luncheon at her country home
below Juarez, at which the Austrian
ambassador to Mexico, baron yon CANA
de CANA, was the guest Of honor.
Sunday night Mrs Weber entertained
II 4 q
which the ambassador was the guest OF
honor with Gen. John ]. Pershing.
Herbert Dayton entertained Sunday
at dinner at the West Ysleta Country
club His guests were party or trlenos
from St Louis and included Miss Fran
ces Dent, Miss Jeanette Frazier, MISS 1lss.
Eunice Gray, Paul c. Payne and waiter
Among others dining at the West
Ysleta Country club Sunday were MI.
and Mrs. J. H. Hirt DR.. Ida E. Blshop'
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Coles, Of Des MONIES,
Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. l. W Hoftecker ana
Miss Merle HOffecker.
c. NJ Newman and c. J. Mapei enter
tanned the members Of the Newman IN
vestment company saturday afternoon
at luncheon at Hotel PasO del Norte.
These luncheons are semi monthly az
fairs given by the heads of the firm
to discuss things pertaining 10 the
good Of the firm. Among those present
Saturday were c. NJ. Newman, &. J. Ma
pel. Tom Newman, Dexter Mapel, H. A
Baker. Viron J. BoOthe, c. W. Brett,
H P Hadfleld, p. NJ Rigdon, treu
Barnes. G. NJ. Ross and J. l. Reptogle.
Miss Anne Lee Gaines will entertalH
complimentary to Miss Wynne MaAoh'
of Los Angeles. Cal, with a dinner
marty at her home on Montana street
tonight Cecu Drummer roses and pinE
candles with pink shades will decorate
the table. Following the dinner the
guests will attend the dance given by
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Coles The guests
of Miss Gaines will be Misses Wynne
Maxon, Ivah Cool, Lemire Nebeker'
Martha Thurmond and Virginia Stew
art. Messrs. Charles n. Bassett, Car
nett King Carl A. Beers, Lieut. W. W.
Gordon, Lieut.. Alexander d. Suries ana
Lieut. George NJ. Russell
Mrs. GUY L. Warren has as her guest
her daughter Mrs. Eldridge P. Rogers,
OF Long Beach Calf. who viii be here
for the remainder OF the winter Mrs
Warren entertained the last Of the
week in honor of her daughter with an
informal violet dinner. at her home
on west Missouri street All the APP
pointments were in violet shades. Vlo-
lets and ferns in 4 gilt basket formed
the table centerpiece. Cluny lace dollies
were used about the table. The place
cards were painted with violet de-
sign, and on each were artificial Violets
dinner was served.
Mrs L !. Locke gave an Informal
afternoon tea Saturday afternoon at
her rooms in the Nagley apartments
in honor of Miss Ethel Taylor bride
elect Red carnations and ferns deco
rated the rooms and English ivy was
used in profusion about the rooms
Dainty little tea towels for the bride
elect were hemmed by the guests. Miss
Lillian Lockwood was given the prize
for hemminC the most neatly Miss
Kate Krause received the second prize.
4 shower Of handkerchiefs Avas pre-
scented to the bride, i'm n letter filler.
This was ornamented with pictures OF
flowers and in each pocket Of the filler
was a handkerchief. Afternoon tea
and cakes were served by the hostess,
with Mrs G. H Aiken and Miss Mabel
O'Connor assisting. Among the guests
were. Mesdames Fred c. Emery. Fer
cy AIcGhee, jr., and G. IT. Aitken;
Misses Ethel Taylor, Kate Krause, Ma
bel OConnor. Marbry Henning, Lillian
Lockwood. Constance Pateman. Har-
riett Bryan, Ruth Critchett and Isa-
belle Kelly.