El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-01
Parties.

Miss Sarah Ginsburg entertained
number of friends recently with de-
lightful bunco party and dance at her
home on Epson avenue. The rooms
were decorated with palms, ferns and
sprine blossoms. At the conclusion Of
the game refreshments We're served.
There were four tables of players.
Mrs. J. C. Niece was given pleasant
surprise party Thursday afternoon, al
her home on Louisville street by the
members of the Philathea class OF
Trinity Methodist church. The after
noon was pleasantly spent in cOuversa-
ton and a two course luncheon was
served Among those present We're
Mesdames B. L. Murphy, II. Head,
George Beaudette, NJ. G. YerlCes, Charles
H. Rhoades. Misses Pauline Harrington,
Erin Middleton, Vida Bailey. Palmer
Kingsbury, Frances BurlesOu, Nette
wilson, Pernon Cunningham. Margaret
Cunningham. Vera Ballard. and Juanita
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety and the Dorcas circle of Trinity
Methodist church were entertained
| with a jolly st. Patricl1's birthday
anniversary tea Friday evening by Mr;
and Mrs II. n. Miller and Mr.. and
, Mrs. l. j. Ayers at the home Of the
latter on North Florence street The
rooms were decorated in an attractive
| Irish color scheme with numerous
shamrOcks, Irish pipes, Irish hats ana
Irish harps in evidence. Amusing
games Of various kinds were played,
| including a game Of pinning the pipe
in an Irishman's mouth. Another en-
tertainment feature was an auction,
with II. n. Miller as auctiOneer. The
prizes I'm this were won by Irwin
Oleary, Mrs. W. +. Packard Mrs c. H.
! Rhoades Misses Anita Corbn, Era
Thomas Bernadine Schultz and Betty
eral selections, with Mrs. J. G. Ballard
playing his piano accompaniment
! Recitations were given by Miss Betty
Mary Smith and Miss Anita COrbin-
| Refreshments were served from three
prettily arranged tea tables at which
Mrs. !. c. Ballard. Mrs. l. y. Winans
and Mrs. II. n. Miller presided The
tables were laid with cluny lace cloths
with birthday cakes. ornamented with
green candles in the center and green
candles in crystal sticks, tied with
green tulle bows about the table. Each
person cut his own piece Of cake and
in the cakes were many Irish trinkets
such as pipes, little hats and dolls.
White carnations were presented those
7 whose birthday anniversaries occurred
| in March. There were about 60 people
present.
The primary department of the First
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
school will give an entertainment in the
| church on April z. The first of the en-
tertainment will be playlet The
/ Ten Little Japaneses." which viii open
q
| will be Margaret COwherd, Mary Ebert,
/ Helen Valentine, Helen Jackson. Made
/ line Frey, Harriet Hunter, Marjory
/ Franklin, Marjory Dow, Elsie Strauss.
/ Anna Lou Ebert Marian Gardner ~
Elizabeth Orr. Miss Isabelle Valentine
viii sing the Japanese Love Song,
| which will be acted in pantOmime by
Austin FoOte as "Chu Lee" and Hannah
/ Bell White, as the little maid from ia
pan. A Japanese lullaby song, Rock
] the Dolly" viii be sung by Louise
/ Hunter, Tudie Ebert, Harriet Hun
/ ter and Mary Ebert. The japanese
sandman will be acted by Richard
/ will be Helen Erickson, Gladys Porter,
| Sally O'Brien and Catherine Winters.
I The second part Of the entertainment
! will be a series Of tableaux depicting
children in art. The first group will be
taken from pictures by Sir Joshua Rey-
I nolds. Sarah Kuhn will represent THE
! Age or Innocence" Louis Price will
1 be Miss Simplicity" Mary Ebert win
| be the strawberry Girl" Sarah Kuhn
will be Miss BOwles" and Sally O'Brien
. viii be Penelope Borthoy." The sec
! ond group will represent various
/ artists works. Ames Hetrick will be
/ GainsborOugh's BLUE Bow" Madeline
! Kuhn and Margaret Cowherd will be
| Van Dykes children of Charles l."
/ Mildred Carpenter viii represent THE
I Disgrace" by Barbar. George P. Banks
/ will be Master Lamston," by Lawrence.
/ Madeline Kuhn viii be Van Dykes
/ Baby Stuart" and Billie Orr viii be
1 Alone" by Burreger. Mrs. s. v Young
/ is in charge of the tableaux Mrs w
directing the japanese playlet. Miss
! Clare Smell viii play all the musical &C
/ compartments for the singing and
drills.