El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
PartieS.

c. ]. Green will be host at a jolly
! stag party, given in his apartments OF
I stanton street in honor Of The birth
I day anniversary OF H. J. Beller. The
| guests will be il. J. Beller, Dave Bach.
man, a. /. Longneckard Kenneth Mac
GaHum, Kenneth Hull, ]. T. Schultz NJ
, W. Parker and Z. II. ThoTne- In liel
! or Il birthday cake there will be 2
large specially baked loaf OF rye bread
containing the birthday candles
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Terry celebrated
her i0th birthday anniversary Friday
afternoon at an Informal party, given
| IN her honor by her daughter. Mrs. w.
T. Fletcher, at her home on Bisbee
street The rooms were decorated at
, t1actively with violets and ferns Re-
| lIeshments were served by the hostess
/ The guest of honor received many at
tr2ctive gifts. Among the guests were
Mesdames Z. J. Terry. Randolph Terry.
j. I. Sullivan, L. A. Spencer, J. b. Fletch-
er, Ray Pringle. L. c. Smith, VIII Al
5lre' A. St John. NJ. L. Patterson, Henry
! Melsel and A. Dawson.
The Westminster society Of the West
I minister Presbyterian church met
| Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
]. B. Roberts on Erie street. Plans
were made for the Martha Washington
party to be given Monday night at the
home of Mrs Z. NJ. Lawrence, 1927
Montana street. At the conclusion of
the business meeting, a salad course
was served and a pleasant social time
by her daughter, Miss Bess Roberts
The next meeting of the society will be
held March at the home Of Mrs. II.
W. Cole, 1911 Bliss street.
Miss Julia LOchausen entertained u
Of her young friends recently at her
home on Arizona street, in celebration
of her 18th birthday anniversary. The
rooms were decorated with hearts and
valentines and the valentine idea was
used in all the appointments Of the
party. After the games the young DeO-
pie repaired to the dining room, where
an ice course was served. The ice
was frozen in the shape Of hearts. A
heart shaped birthday cake with 2 red
candles decorated the center of the ia
BILE. The young hostess was assisted in
entertaining by her mother Mrs. e. O..
Lochausen. and sister, Mrs. Walter Ear
hart, of New York There were pres
ont Misses Nina Edwards. Elizabeth
Kerr. Ella Peticolas. Corinne Boyd,
Ethel Gillett, Eda May Ardoin. Julia
ArdoiE, Vina Ardoin, Frances Palmer,
Ruth Youngberg. Bartile Lochausen
and Mildred Lochausen.
A very jolly party was enjoyed Sat
urday afternoon for the younger stu
dents of the Ell Paso School for Girls
and their friends, at which the teach
ers of the school were the hostesses.
The affair was held in the music room
OF the school and the time was happily
spent in playing games, dancing and
enfoying music. An ice course and
cakes were served. Inc teachers in
charge of the party were Misses Ora
W. L. Slater, Olga Tafel, Georgina Mar
tin. Marion Maddocks, Mathilde Moses
and Anne McCreary. The girls of the
school and their guests present were
Anita Andreas. Portia Andreas. Fran
ces Baker, Alice Pleasant, Charlotte
Ball. Shirlev Booker, Anne Webb, Vir-
Cinia DeCalb, Frances Brown. Grace
Brown. Agnes Morrill,, Katherine Coles
Frances Davis, Janet FalcOner. Eleanor
irwin, Esther Goodman, Sarah Goodman.
Betty Hawkins, Julia Hawkins, Marion
Dunn, Mary Hunter, Anabel Gray, AIDE
laide Overstreet, Marion Hurd EVELYN
Jameson. Mary Laws, DorOthea Rheiu-
hardt Barbara Wallace, IrmahelIe
Rouse Ruth McNarv. Marjorie McNarv
Corinne Wagner, Nell Ray, Maria Louisa
Terrazas. Armada Sisniega. Fannie Ma
pei Grace Lear, Johnnie McCabe. Eliz-
abeth Reaney. Josephine McCIintock.
Mary Olga McClintock, Eugenia Nc
Ouatters. Jeanette Rawlings. Ruth
Silverman, Bernice Smith. Francina
Hardy and Katherine Phillips.