El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Spence entertained
Friday night with an informal dance
at their home in the Montana apart
ments. The rooms were strung with
red and green streamers overhead, and
decorated with red carnations and
ferns. During the dancing punch was
served and in the intermissiOn an ice
course was enjoyed. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spence. Mes
danes II. =. Hamilton and Kate Martin.
The girls were Dorothy Walters, Carol
Bias Gracia Chew, Evelyn Payne, Ruth
Prude, Agnes Martin. Alice Emerson.
Florence Spence, Ida Grumbles, Warda
Boiling, Elizabeth Spence, Margaret
Spence Kathryn Spence. The boys were
Clarence Dean. Bob Martin, Ben Par
son, Wayne Hamilton, Chandler Prude
Donald Finley, Ray Gilbert. Clay Miller
Deane Quinn, Mayo Hamilton, William
Peters Joe Spence, jr., and Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. william E. Orr gave
delightful masquerade Valentine
dance Friday night at their home on
East Rio Grande street. in honor of
Miss Mary DWey, daughter of Mr. and
very prettily decorated with quantities
OF red hearts of various sizes attached
to all the draperies of the rooms and
suspended from the archways and
chandeliers From the corners of the
rooms to the chandeliers were fes-
TONED streamers Of red. Red carna-
tons were used in quantities about the
rooms. The guests were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr, Miss Dewey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey. An orchestra
played for the dancing. Punch was
served through the evening and n salad
course during the dance intermission.
Mrs. George Orr and Mrs. Dewey as
sisted in entertaining. Miss Frances
Oppenheimer and Miss Elizabeth White
danced several pretty fancy dances.
David Hughes was woman of fash
ion.
Miss Lucille Mckee was a Tennis
Miss Elizabeth White was a wood
Miss Louise Wray represented queen
Esther
Joe Magoffin was costumed as a
Pierrot.
Miss Dorothy McCourt wore a domino
Of blue.
Miss Ruth Schwartz was dressed as
court lady.
Miss Marion Calnan wore a Turkish
girls costume.
Miss Louisa Leighton wore Yamma
Gamma costume.
Miss Helen Reading was costumed as
Japanese girl
William Alberts came dressed as a
Mexican ranchero.
Miss Mabel Shea and Miss Irene
Meyer were indian girls
Miss Ruth Dewey was a Dutch girl
in an old rose costume.
Miss Bernice Brick represented a
poster from Vanity Fair.
Miss Marion Moses and Miss Bess
Luther came as Valentines.
Miss Anne Magoffin wore a Folly
costume Of black and white.
Miss Dorothy Vollertsen came as a
little girl with a big Teddy Bear.
Miss Harriet BottOrff and Miss Ida
Hunter wore Grecian costumes.
Miss Villas Simmons and Miss Gladys
Lundy were in Spanish costumes.
Hoyt Cole was an old man.
Elliott Chess wore Yamma Yamma
Miss katherine Earle was Carmen.
in Spanish dancing girls costume
OF green.
Preston Roberts, Lawrence Waddell
and Clifford Gaylord were dressed as
Cinnamon.
Miss Mary Dewey was dressed as
Folly, in a costume Of red, orange and
yellow, tipped with bells.
Miss Katherine Foster was Column
bine," I'm white costume, with a little
ruffled hat trimmed with pink roses
Guy Livingston was a school boy.
Frank Scotch dressed as a general.
Alfred Black wore a French peasant
costume.
Miss Lucille Mayer and Miss Frances
Oppenheimer came in Gypsie costume.
Miss Lucille Harlan was dressed as
a Colonial dame.
Miss Ethel Crawford represented her
chum, Miss Frances Earle. and Miss
Earle represented Miss Crawford. They
initiated each other so cleverly that
70 one recognized them until they IN
masked.
The boys who came in clown COS
tune were Lawrence Oppenheimer.
Leonard Goodman. Raymond White,
Claudius Smith, Erwin Schwartz, Robert
Wulff, Paul Mcqueen, Jack Thompson,
Francis Broaddus, Ed. Marsh. Earl
Evans and Roy Gaylord. The boys who
were not in costume were Jack Brown.
Eden Routledge. James Kilburn, Cliff
ford Anderson Eugene Smith, Jack
Donohue, julius Herman, Grady
Weeks, Albert Tatum, Ralph Pateman
and Hal Aldridge.