El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-26
Parties.

The members CT the East FL Paso
Baptist church gave their new pastor.
Rev. c. II. Riddle and Mrs. Riddle "a
delightful surprise and pantry shower
Tuesday evening at their home on Rosa
street The evening was spent pleas
antly with musical selections rendered
ty the various guests
Mrs ". A Burk was the hostess at
an informal party Saturday afternoon
on Bliss street, for a number of her
former neighbOrs. The afternoon was
spent in fancy work and converse ton.
Refreshments were served toward the
close Of the afternoon The guests
were Mesdames W ). Dawson, James
Mayfield, G. L. Jones. Atlas Jones, y
IL Anderson, Ellis Anderson, II. 3.
Durkee. \. G. Alexander, Ada Shelton.
J. T. Neff ". l. Woods, w H. Wagner
and Miss Laura Thompson.
\ number OF the little friends and
neighbOrs Of Miss Mary Frances Rob-
inson presented a delightful little play
Friday night in the basement OF the
Robinson apartments. The play. The
Little Princess was written by Little
Miss Robinson. who acted the part of
the fairy. The princess was acted by
Miss Bernice Smith and the witch by
Miss Ethel GOldoft. The little child
in the play was acted by Dolores Peavy-
SDecialties We're given between the acts
Miss Mary Frances Robinson gave solo
dances and sang Miss Bernice Smith
sang Miss Ethel GOldOft danced and
sang. Irving Smith gave an amusing
impersonation of Charlie Chaplin. The
stage manager and make up man was
Miss Josephine NOrfit-
Miss Bertha Marks, Of ST. Paul,
Mimi. who is the guest Of MIS- Max
Ravel was the guest OF hOnor AT
delightful ounce party, gwen by her
hostess at her home on Nevada street
Saturday afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with pink roses and PINK car
nations and ferns Miss Anna LeNinson
mHaHar
Frankel won the consolation prize
Guest prizes were given 10 Miss Marks
and to Miss Dorothy Glickman, of Los
Angeles, who is visiting Mrs. Joe Talpls
A three course luncheon was served Dy
the hostess when the guests had nm
isIsd- playing Mrs Joe ". Goodman
and Mrs Joe Havel assisted me
guests were Misses Bertha Marks. Dor
othy Glickman. celia Levy. Frieda
Swat Della ROsenstein. Jennie FRANK
el, Gladys schwartz. Lena Jacobs, Dora
COIN, Frieda COhn. Sophie Ravel, Rosa
lie Bernstein. Ethel HurWitZ, Sadie
LefkOvitz, Sadie Atkin and Anna Lev
insOn.
The grand international auxiliary 20
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive EnSi-
neerS gave an enjoyable social SaLur-
day night in the Knights Of Pythias
hall for the members Of the order and
their families Music and card games
provided the evenings entertainment
Eefre shments were served The tables
were decorated with the colOrs of the
order. red. purple and white. The COM
mittee in charge OF the affair was COM
posed OF Mesdames c. NJ Cunningham,
II. c. Teas, George 2. Walker. Foster
Hathaway. T. Duffy. Matilda Bur
rouShs. J. B. PrOthrO and A. W Young.
among those present at the social were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
@ NJ Cunningham. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Coulihan. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman.
Nj and Mrs c. l. Van Eaton. Mr. and
Mrs. A " Young, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spence. Mr.
and Mrs Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs J. B. PrOtho, Mes
danes William RAIDER, Matilda Bur
rCughs, H. c Teas. Harry ". COchrane,
Gibler. Misses Helen Kelly. Alice Van
Eaton. Beulah Bowman. Marguerite
Bowman. Louise Bowman. Lillian Gun
bingham, Mabelle Cunningham. Agnes
DonOhue, Jewel Paschal. Ellen Strick-
land. Marguerite Teas, Messrs- Orban
NJ alker. Scott Walker. Rowland Cum
bingham. Grover Cunningham. Albert
ADKINS. Roy Davis. Robert ProthrO.
{ harles RAIDER and James Cochran.