El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-18

oliver ). Wood. r. Z. Anderson. Vincent
/ Meyer. Edwin y. Hardy, Robert Soaper,
George q. Seaman and James A. Lester.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. Overstrest
entertained the last Of the week with
an informal dinner at their home in
the Carusso apartments in honor OF
Mrs Overstreets cousins. First SerEt-
William sellers and commissary Sergt-
Paul Sellers. of company c, Fourth
Ohio infantry Small silk flags deco
rated the centerPiece of fruits and the
national colors were used in the
various courses Unique place cards
contained original limericls about each
person written by the hostess. and
each boys card bore a small kodack
snap of the girl who was his dinner
partner, while the girls cards bore
The BOYS pictures. The guests Were
Sergt William Sellers. Sergr- Paul Sci
lers. Francis Broaddus, Charles l.
Overstreet, jr, Misses Frances Earle,
Mary Dewey. Dorothy Noilertsen ana
Marion Calnan-
COMPLIMENTARY TO Mrs Daniel A.
Morris, of Louisiana, their house guest,
Mr. and Mrs 9. ". Roberts entertained
informally at dinner Sunday night al
the Valley Inn. Xsleta- The table was
decorated with American Beauty roses
and there were corsage bouquets or
these flowers for each woman guest
Those in the party were Mrs D. =
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. r ". knOblauch.
1Tr. and Mrs H !. McMullen- Misses
Eva Stevenson and Mabel McMullen,
Messrs- P. F. Van Pelt, L. Thurston and
j. +. CreushaW-
Capt T. r Redmond entertained as
his dinner guests at the Inn Sunday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. p y. Whiting. Mr..
and Mrs L. L Hall. Mrs. Gertrude
Mueller and a ". Green, of Boston
group enjoying afternoon tea at
the Inn Sunday afternoon. was COM
kaye Alves and Beulsh Brown. Messrs-
Morris Baker and GOrdan Grant, OF
Boston. and J. L Trumbull. of Salem,
Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Keefer had
as their luncheon guests sunday at the
Inn, Mrs. Ellen Dilley and Leslie John
son, of COvingtOn, Ky.
In honor OF the 10th birthday ami
Versary Of Mrs William J. Fewel. 4
delightful dinner was given the last
ter, Mrs J. Frank Coles and Mr- Coles.
The table was decorated with yellow
roses with big yellow birthday cake
in the center. ornamented with 20 yell
low candles. Al the dinner were Maj.
and Mrs. William = Fewel. Capt. and
Mrs. c. c Fewel. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
d. FeWel, Mr. and Mrs J. F. Woodson,
Mrs. Wyndham Kemp and Miss Eliza
beth WoOdsou.
The branch of the Firestone Tire
company Of FL PasO entertained Satur-
day night at the Inn, with a dinner for
the men who are in the national guard
regiments here who are employed Ia
FlreStOue companies IN the east The
table was decorated with red roses and
red candles. Those at the dinner were
Ernest Farr. Ben Levy, Francis Ed
wards, Kenan Shock, Lee Davis. VIII
bur Y Dunn, II. r. Hitchcock. W r
Hall George NJ Wright, jr.. Marshall
l. Weaver, J. Warren Breese, ". +.
Raby. Z. c Binden, II. F. Webster o.
r. Hollenbech. William c. Hayfield, F
p Booth r : Taylor. r B. Newman.
W. II. Norris. William W Foltz, George
p Mueller. Claude Jumps. Joseph s.
Naream, W " Hopkinson. Clarence
A. Harman. William X. Lucas. ". Q
Barrett II, Malcolm G. Hayden. Paul
A Welsch. James ". Smith and Rus
sell c. Hughes
College fraternity men in Fl Paso
and the army camps are getting ac-
@ TAINTED by means Of meetings. smok-
ers and dinners which are being held
IN the army camps. in the down down
hotels and a the University club Delta
Kappa. Epsilon and Zepta Psi had din
ners saturday evening in the down
town hotels and the Kappa Alpha fra
ternity held meeting Sunday after
noon 10 make plans for a get together
dinner soon Other college frate-ni-
ties are expected TO have meetings and
dinner before the national guard
The D. X F. fraternity held its din
ner Saturday evening in the Sheldon
and SergL H y. Stiness OF the Rhode
Island battery. presided A : Albro.
or II PasO- was active in arranging
for the dinner The FL Paso members
Of the fraternity and their colleges
present We're.
Eugene E Neff, Kenyon college. 1895:
X c. Dufourq, Columbia, 1902; Dr..
A l. Leeds, Lafayette, 1898 p w Biz
tick, Wesleyan. 1919: T T. Edwards.
Mississippi, 1907; W. P. Schumacher,
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
300; N. Y. Ward, Michigan. 1906: A
Bliss AlbrO, Wesleyan, 1893: J. " Loef.
Texas. 1919 L. G Highnote. Texas.
1914, A 5 AIbro- Wesleyan. 1905 T. a
Courchesne, Wesleyan. 1915.
The guardsmen present and theis
alma matters. were Henry NJ Stfness.
battery 4, Rhode Island. Brown col
iege, 1902 Preston Vance. captain com
pany 9. first Kentucky. Wisconsin uni
versity. 1919; Bobt. Higgins. troop a.
Ohio cavalry. Dartmouth 1919 T "
Carlisle. troop A. Ohio cavalry. Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology. 1910:
y d. Mcleod, battery A, Rhode Island
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
1914, Il. H Akins troop A. Ohio cav
airy, Western Reserve. 1912. ". J.
Dawley. troop \. Ohio cavalry. West
ern Reserve and Leland Stanford 1904.
T. c Dempsey. troop A. Ohio cavalry,
Kenyon 1911; J. Q Phillips. battery A,
Rhode Island. Brown, 1913. r F.
Ewing. lieutenant company d. First
Kentucky infantry, Central University
OF Kentucky 1904- Geo Engelhard. :.
" battery A. Rhode Island. Williams.
1903: r. l. Burnel battery A, Rhode
Island. Brown, 1915. J. B. Snapp. bat
terry B. Ohio. Syracuse. 1916: c. H.
Eden. il, battery A. Rhode Island.
Brown. 1918; ". Curtis Chase. battery
a. Rhode Island. Brown. 1915: Lester
T. Lewis. battery A. Rhode Island.
Brown, 1919 X J. Chase. battery 4.
Rhode Island Brown. 1872 W : Kas-
sulker. troop A. Ohio cavalry. Chicago