El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-15

street for her school friends. Stream
ers of red and white ribbons extended
from the corners OF the rooms TO the
central chandeliers, where they We're
looped and festooned with pleasing eff
feet Hearts were suspended from
the ribbons and adorned the window
and doorway draperies. During the
evening a buffet supper was served.
Red arnations in crystal vase formed
the tables centerpiece. The table was
covered with a Cluny lace cloth. Red
candles in crystal sticks surrounded
the centerpiece. The glass baskets
containing the heart shaped mlnts'
were tide with bows of red tulle. As
sisting the hostess in entertaining were
her sisters. Misses Helen Buerger and
Amelia Buerger, and her mother, Mrs.
r. Buerger. The girls present We're
Misses Leona Burroughs, Rose Itch
ards. Sadie POnsford, COncha Golden,
Josephine bryant Leila DePew and
Elizabeth Young. The boys were Roy
Scotch. Claude Templeton, Byron Stol-
aroff Charles Anderson, John Grimes
Charles McKemy and George BOvee.
man; A W. Young and z. n. Brewer.
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Over SEQ people attended the annual
ball given by the Independent auxiliary
10 the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers Star of 1900 division 13S, which
was given Friday night in the ballroom
of the Toltec club house. The march,
which opened the ball at 9 o'clock, was
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hathaway.
During the dance intermissiOns punch
was served For those not caring 70
dance there were card games in the
parlors of the club. Mrs. VI. n Geddes
was in charge OF the card tables. The
guests were welcomed by the following
members of the organization, who
formed the receiving line: Mr., and Mrs.
Charles f. Mclean, Nj. and Mrs A. W.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hobein, Nj.
and Mrs. NJ. n. Geddes; Mesdames Ma
tilda Burroughs, @. W. Harris and John
F. Bowman The floor committee was
composed Of Messrs. E. a. Smith, chair
man; P. r. DeCoursey and Foster Hath
away. On the arrangement committee
were: Mesdames H. NJ. Young, chair
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Miss Alice Pruett entertained with
a dance Friday night at her home on
Rio Grande street. Red hearts were
used about the archways of the win
doWs and over the draperies and sus-
pended from the chandeliers. Pink and
white carnations We're about the rooms.
Punch was served during the dance in
termissiOns and an ice course was en-
joyed later. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Pruett
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Fletcher
chaperoned the young people and
assisted in entertaining. The guests
were Misses Alice Brown, Myra Jack
son. Helen Conway, Bernice Logan,
Lois Maetze, Villas Simmons, Nellie
Weber, Myra. Pearson. The boys were
Fred Akard, Edwin Burch, Francis
Broaddus, Donald Grant, Chester
Wright. John Crockett, Baron Fletcher,
Bruce Bevan, Lon Sorrells and George
Miller.
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The Lady 1Iaccabees of the World
entertained with an informal Valen-
tine dance Friday Gight in the Knights
of Columbus hall.( There were about
$50 present Punch was served in the
dance intermissiOns. The party was in
the charge of the following committee:
Mrs William Maurer. chairman; Mes
danes G. W. O'Rear, Laura Ables, F. D.
Scotch. T. Y. Wimber, Dora BakOfsky,
Matte Langford Josephine Forbes,
Rose Perry and Miss Mary ufrey.
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Miss Alethea Coffin will entertain
during the week with mask party at
her home on Epson avenue for the
younger girls.
The officers of the Sixth infantry
viii entertain with an informal dance
Friday night at the Knights OF Colum
bus hall.
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The army officers hop at Fort Bliss
to have been given Tuesday night has
been postponed until 2he night of Feb
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