El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-13
Women Prohibition Workers
Are Banqueted By FL Pasoans

Nafe, wilman E. Adams and J. H. Nc
Mrs. Thatcher and Mrs. sehoff will
return east this evening
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Mrs. Ella Hoover Thatcher. Of Wash
iuston. D. g, and Mrs = Julie Betus,
OF Philadelphia. were the honor guests
at an informal afternoon tea. given Sat
urday by Mrs John T. AXton. at her
home at Fort Bliss. The guests were
received in the living room, which was
decorated with yellow chrysanthemums-
Little Harriet BinfOrd met the guests
at the door. In the dining room law
ender clrVsa nthemunls We're used in
the decorations Tea was served from
q table covered with 4 cloth OF Japa-
uese embroidery and centered with
basket filled with lavender chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs owen A Seamon poured
the tea and Miss Matilda AXton served
the salad Assisting them in serving
were Misses Madeline Aleshire. Anna
AXton and Lily AXtOn- The guests We're
the women OF the Goth infantry. Mrs
Thatcher is the president of the army
and navy branch of the WOman'S Chris
tian Temperance union. She has been
here for few days looking over the
army camps. She viii leave tonight
FOR Washington
Miss Mai Harris entertained Satur-
day night. at her home on North Camp
bell street, with a dinner party, com
Dlimentarv to her house guests. Misses
Lucille Bennett of Three Rivers, y NJ.
and Miss AIabelle Hartley, Of Memphis.
Tenn The table was laid with 4 bat
tenberg lace cloth and in the center
were pink roses. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by her mother.
Mrs. John NJ Harris and Mrs. ". NJ.
Kyle The guests were Misses Ben
nett and Hartley, Col Holmes B.
Springs. Capt Joe ! Marshall and
Lieut. Tom Marshall Later in the
z ~ -
and dancing was enjoyed Miss Ben
nett returns today 10 her home in
New Mexico. Miss Hartley viii remain
here for about a month
The Valley Inn. Yslets was the scene
OF = number OF dinner groups over the
week end.
One jolly affair was a dinner sun
day night given by Mai. Charles p
Morgan at the Inn. During this dinner
4 number OF the soldiers gave a caha-
ret performance. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs F. \ Young. Mr. and Mrs. ".
!. Freeman, Capt F. : Creighton,
Lieuts. r. A. Southern. Z. B Funston.
" II. Young and II. F. Parker.
NJ. and Mrs A 2. Coles had as their
sunday evening dinner guests at the
Inn Mrs II. Conser Pratt and Mrs
Arthur Murray
Sunday at luncheon Misses Jessie
1wart, Mildred BOice and Edna Robert
son were the guests OF Paul Nafe and
J n Harlan, r.
Miss Florence Yancey. Of Rome, Ca.
was the guest of honor at a Drettily
appointed luncheon given Saturday af-
JernOOn by Mrs. J r. Enlow. at her
home on Epson avenue In the center
o1 the table was crystal basket. filled
with small yellow chrysanthemums OF
the pom pom variety l big white
tulle bow tied the basket handle A
corsage bouquet of vioiets Law beside
each guests plate The guests were
Misses Yancey, Estelle Berrien. Hen
rietta Buckier, Emily Kemp. Nancy
Lakeland. Frances Earle. Mesdames II.
e Enos. ". y. Fink. Donald B. Gillies.
c. L Baker and William jefferson
Deavitt
he girls OF her sunday school class OF
he church Of St Clement with 4 pretty
luncheon on Saturday afternoon, at her
home on Nevada street The rooms were
decorated with autumn leaves. Miss
Emily D Greene assisted Miss Dietrich
L entertaining The guests were
discs Charlotte Ormsbee. Ninns Ed
wrds. Ella Peticoias. Frederick Kipp.
iladys Booth. Janice SmallhauSen, Sa-
Iksrd. Alzina OrndOrff and Dorothy
tiles.
Mrs William Elliott entertained with
pretty luncheon Saturday afternoon
[ her home on Mesa avenue, compli-
lentary to Mrs. George Bell IT.. and
irs- Arthur Murray, of Washington. i.
The guests were Mesdames Bell.
Iurray, Charles Morton, Peyton Brown.
Walter h Wright Frank 3. Jones, Ed
Tard T DOnneliy. W. L. Gaines and