El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-29

Pdrties.

Miss Gladys Mueller will entertain
Thursday afternoon with bunco party
at her home in the Knickerbocker
apartments.
In honor of Mrs T. H. Pooles birth
day anniversary, very delightful sur
prise party was given her Monday
night at. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Poole on Frutas street by a number of
their friends. The evening was pleas
antly spents playing games OF various
sorts and enjoying musical selections.
A group composed of z. d. MckinnOn,
f. Kelly, D. Dearborn, H Peterson
and w. c. Clark sang a number of Sc
lections. The game OF lotto provided
much amusement. Mrs, 3. B. Medley
and 1. L. Gregory won the first prizes
and Mr. Medley won the consolation
prize. Refreshments, which the guests
brought with them, were served. The
affair was all the more pleasant as
IT was a complete surprise for the
guest of honor. In the surprise party
We're Mr.. and Mrs. T. 7. Bishop and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Miller
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. L. i. Greg
DRY and children, Sir. and Mrs. F. NJ
fernald and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. n.
u. Miller and children. Mr.. and Mrs
x. Il. Neeley and children, Mr.. and Mrs
II. T. Cert, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W Miller,
Mrs. A. T. Northup, Mrs. B. o. Hay
worth; Misses Eva Hayworth. Mary
Price, Katherine Miller Messrs- R A.
Parnell, Z. d. McKinnOn, d. Dearborn,
f. Kelly, H. Peterson and W. c. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Diamond gave a de-
lightful party Sunday night at their
home on Wyoming street in honor OF
the 18th birthday anniversary Of their
daughter, Miss Anna Diamond supper
was served early in the evening. Inc
table was decorated with red carna-
tons and ferns, with a big birthday
cake in the center, upon which were
red candles in rosebud holders. After
supper the guests played bunco and
enjoyed musical selections. Rose Bonn
won the girls first prize in playing
buncO and Rose Rosenthal the con-
ISOLATION prize. H. Brettler won the
boys first prize and Harry Poll the
consolation prize Popular songs We're
sung by the guests with Mile Levy
playing the piano Accomplishments,
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. H Brettler, Mr., and Mrs. +. Bret
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Dow, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Mrs. Olive Carr, Mrs.
NJ Levy, Mile Levy, Rose Bohn,
Emma Bohn, Fannie Aronson, Sarah
Aronson, Lilly Snider, Rose Rosenthal
Leona Rosenthal, Clara Paris, Toby
Chernis, Sadie Capin, Esther Diamond,
Bill Levy. Leslie Levy. Sol Grossblatt,
Ben Bohn. Sam Rosenthal. San Shan,
\. Abrams, Joe Chernin, Harry kats,
Manuel Jaffe. Louis ArOnsOn. Lawrence
Aronson, Charles AronsOn, Phil Capin,
NJ Fisher, Mike Snider,- Harry PozlL
Henry Blum and Louis Blum.
Miss Margaret Laughlin, whose mar
riage to James r Bowie, jr-, will occur
next Tuesday, was the guest of honor
al a miscellaneous shower given Satur-
day night by Miss Alice Wilson and
Miss Marguerite Iverson, at the home
of Miss Wilson, on Arizona street
Pink carnations and sweet peas dec
grated the rooms and about everywhere
were pink and white butterflies In
the dining room a very large pink but
terfly was suspended over the dining
fable The hnffpTflN contained the
shower gifts and when Miss Laughlin
pulled the pink streamers attached, the
shower gifts fen about her. An anus
ing proposal recital was given, pictures
of good looking men, numbered, were
about the rooms and each girl was
given a number and after finding the
picture with corresponding number,
had to give an account of the eourtship
During the evening a three course
luncheon was served in which the pink
and white of the general coior plan was
repeated. and also the butterfly design
in the shape Of the baskets in which
the courses were served. At the close
Of the party Miss Alma Morrison
played Mendelssohn's wedding march
There were present at the party
Misses Margaret Laughlin, Foy Wood
Treva Blair Alma Morrison, Emma
Laughlin, Marie Schwartz. Mae Nor
ris. nellie Porter, Lena Eichaker. Lulu
Bethea, Settie Louise Rowland, Ber-
nice Iverson, Ruth Heating. Mary
Heating. Anna Belle Wilson. Mes
danes II, T. Bowie and g. A. Graham