El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-21
PartieS.

Mrs. 3. 7. Hammett will entertain
! on March L in honor of Miss Hlldegard
/ Sauer whose marriage 20 Lieut.. w. H.
/ Neill Will occur on March Z.
Harmony chapter of the order Of
! the Eastern Star will entertain Fri
/ day evening with a party for the mem
/ bers Of the order and their friends at
! the home Of Mrs. r. NJ. Luse, 1929 Arl-
! iona street
A jolly horseback ride i'm the moon
! light Saturday night. was enjoyed by
a party Of young people, chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rathbun. Pre-
ceding the ride the party were the
guests at dinner of Lieut.. James b.
ord and Lieut. John T. Rossell at the
I Country club. After remaining at the
club for few dances the party went
riding out on the plain beyond Fort
/ Bliss In the party were Miss Laura
maude Fink, Miss Mary Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Rathbun, Lieut. James b.
f., ord and Lieut.. John +. Rossell.
Miss Rachel Boynton celebrated her
15th birthday anniversary Saturday
night, at her home on TularOSa street.
with a party for a number Of her
school friends. Games of various kinds
and dancing passed the evening pleas
artly. An ice course was served. Green
and pink were the cOlOrs used in the
decorations. Streamers of crepe paper in
these cOlOrs were festOOned overhead
and the Colors were repeated i'm the re-
fTeshments. Vases of Violets and ferns
were about the room. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by her mother
Mrs. W. A BoyntOn, Mrs Charles owen
and Mrs. W. G. Jolly. Among the
guests the girls were Fay Ross, Julia
Ray Statham, Myrtle Mold, Florence
Cathcart, Pearl Pomeroy, Lauretta
Ferguson. Hazel Allen, Sue Montgom-
cry, Sadie jolly, and the boys were
James Jolly. sam lisso. Robert Harvey,
Richard Crawford. Euald Tankersley,
Iphn Ifrna I'd MnrErun RrnadnHg and
Horace Waller.
Katherine Haigh celebrated her
fourth birthday anniversary at a de-
lightful little Washington's birthday
anniversary party given by her mother,
Mrs w. A. Haigh, at her home on Lee
street The rooms were attractively
decorated with quantities of American
flags and national colors. In the game
of pinning the Ratchet on the cherry
tree, little John Mcleod won the prize
for the boys and Pauline Dillon the
girls prize. Rosemary Sterner re-
ceived the consolation prize Refresh
ments were served at a table decorated
with American flags. In the center of
the table was 4 big birthday cake. or
namented with red, white and blue
frosung- The cake was sent to the lit
the guest OF honor by her grandmother
from Shreveport La. At the ends of
the table were baskets Of red white
and blue filled with red, white and blue
candies. The place cards were small
red hatchetS. The faVOrs verb rod
white and blue vases filled with CANDY
natchets. The ice course was served
IN the three cOlors also, and in the
center OF each was a small flag. As
slsung Mrs Haigh in entertaining, her
qau snIer Young guests were Mrs. II.
L. onion and Mrs. L. Hanson The
Youngsters present were Roberta Ed
monds. Pauline Dillon. George Graves
iieIen married.. Virginia Jones' Bessie
Moiayiield Howard Finley. Victor Bush.
Chant Ayers. Rosemary Sterner TTorold
Paddock, Betty Armstrong. Pauline
Jones. Elizabeth Mcleod. Frances Han
son, John Armstrong. John Mcleod
Mary Gilland, Dorothy Finley. Alma
Illomas' Henrietta Reynaud, J. Cook
Anna Mary Johnson
a Jolly party was enjoyed nv the
members OF the Young Women's Chris
llal association the last of the week.
q, lhe Gown town rooms. The rooms
were arranged in unique way The
CAFETERIA room represented the deer
park OF the Mount Vernon grounds
me gymnasium was Mount Vernon.
rooms The tall white colonial col
uLans were topped with bunting in the
nauonal coIors and back Of II was \
tDls American flag. The kitchen OF
~ Herhon, with its huge fireplace and /
DlazlnB red logs, was found in the gen |
eraI secretary's office. and before the |
c1sy ire story telling was a feature /
VI the evening amusement The rest !
room was transformed into the rose |
garden OF Mount Vernon, and here were |
sroWlng two cherry trees. As the guests |
arrived at the door, which represented 1
me Doat landing Of the Potomac river |
A. Mount vernon estate, the bell was I
sounded by little Miss Mary Ford. one |
- the camp fire circle girls Then |
lhey were met by Leslie Reed. who /
guided the guests through the various /
parts or the estate by showing them a
nlap WIZ the various points Of in |
lefesI Ihere were 100 guests during /
the evening and the majority of these /
came IN colonial costume The me-
sfoes or the plantation" provided en-
ornament in the deer mark singing
Did southern melodies The Singers
were, Misses Lena Eichaker. Isabelle
! OK, Gertrude Grant. Estelle lew
Annie Baker and Helen Crutcher Miss
butcher danced a clog dance. Negro
1lalecl stories were told by Miss Pau
me hrenz- In the ball room the guests I
lanced the Virginia Reel and the girls
~ tne gymnasium classes. led by Mrs.
arsafet kinnon Stevens, the director.
leIlcen AueSretto' and The Night
iisdle' IN the rose garden one of the
eherry trees bore the names Of the .
slIls as cherries, and the other the
names OF the boys, and the partners for B
- eshnehts were found by the girls 1
tHd boys picking the cherriers. Gin (
5erbread and punch were served. on
,,nc committee in charge of this were.
uses Edna Goff, Bess Brown. Anna
y eI son. Lillian RaWley and Miss Laura !
= = enlWelL The hostesses were Mrs
ehlWeli, Misses Bess Brown. Isabelle
On ana Edna GOss. The party was J
llNeh under the direction Of the Mem
'crs council OF the association.