El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-15

Stuart Crsmer: Messrs. Sterling Black
shear. John Porter Pryor, jr- Harvey
/ Wilcox, Tom Mayfield, Page Kemp.
! Ernest Myles, William Alberts. Allen
! Grambling. Ted Davis, Charles Burrage,
! Charles Brandberg. and Eugene Smith
J The members of the different COM
mltteeS Were Mrs. IS. F. Jenkins. gen.
, eral chairman: Miss Mary Gates Red
mond, vice chairman; Emily Kemp.
{ secretary; Laura Maud Fink. treasurer;
! Miss Beulah Brown. press agent. on
I the program committee. Miss Emily
/ Kemp was chairman. Miss Estelle Ber-
rlen secured the patrOnesses- The
I tickets We're in charge of Miss Mary
Gates Redmond. She was assisted by
Alice Myles, Emily Kemp. Laura Maud
I Fink, Mary White and Mrs. Winthrop
Bancroft The decorations We're in
charge Of Miss Mary KAYE Avis on
I the music committee were Misses Nellie
Mae Bowen. Mary Kaye Avis. Alice
Myles, and FlOy Barnhardt ON the
floor committee We're Misses Agnes
Stewart EsteIle Berrien and Mary
White.
Mrs Ben. Jenkins wore p gray
Georgette crepe. trimmed in pale blue
taffeta' Miss Estelle Berrien wore
pink satin creation Miss Mary Kaye
Avis was gOwned in a white net and
lace combination Miss F1Oy Barnhardt
wore a white chiffon. Miss Enid Ainsa
wore creation Of elaine taffeta with
silver trimmings. Miss Alice Myles
Mary White wore a cream Jaffeta
trimmed with silver embroidery. Miss
Agnes Stewards gown was Of white
net trimmed with French flowers and
taffeta ribbons. Miss Sarah Bridgers
wore yellow taffeta. dress. Miss
Emily Kemp wore green taffeta and
Miss Laura Maud Fink wore pink
taffeta. Miss Mary Gates Redmond
wore a black taffeta dress and Miss
Beulah Brown had on yellow taffeta.
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gown of Nile green taffeta- Miss Mar
Saret Gethings dress was of duchess
lace Miss Nellie Mae Bowers dress
was a creation of flesh colored net and
silver lace. Miss Katherine Pfaff wore
dress of yellow taffeta.
Flowers We're sold through the eve I
ming 10 the guests by Mary Magoffih. |
Geraldine Ainsa. and Roselle Ainsa- |
ana lace dresses, and carried the |
flowers in French baskets
Miss Marian Kerr was hostess to a /
number Of her friends at her home in /
Golden Hill. on Thurs av evening TIL. !
house was decorated in sweet peas and !
ferns Punch was served during the /
evening and later in an intermission. |
an ice course was enjoyed Miss Kerr I
was assisted in entertaining her guests
10y her mother. Mrs. 0. W Kerr. and !
her sister. Miss Marie Kerr. Thoe /
present were: Misses Jeanette Miller,
Margaret Goering, Mary YounSberg. /
Helen Young berE. Elizabeth En0aus
Lola Bess Smith. Nellie Smith. Mineta
Hennlng. Doris Hanson. Phyiiss Rout-
ledge Marion White. Rachel Rovton |
Marie Kerr, and the hostess The boys
were Nat Russell. Robert Whitley. Viii /
liam Bietz, William Kerr. Lawrence
Happier. Palmer Boyd, Carter Lewis.
Hugh Henning. Myles Hanson. Harry I
ODele- Jerry Heermans. EweH Tank
ersley, Robe Youngberg.
Mrs. Edmund Shaw entertained al
her nome a couple of days ago. COM
plimentary to Capt L Mcintyre, of the
rIth Massachusetts national guard
regiment japanese decora tions were
used in the various rooms of the Shaw
nome Cards and dancing was enjoyed
1urlng the evening with fruit punch
served At the close of the evening
an Ice course was served Those pres
ent We're Misses Mary Youngberg.
LOIS Shaw, Eileen Klugel. Bobby Clea
yer. Mrs bona Klugel. Mrs c NJ
l ounSberg; Messrs- Clifford Cheno- |
Teth. Charles Austin, L. Cleaver Ed
nond Shaw, IT., Phillip Plintz and C
:. Brown
Charles E Dickinson entertained a
ew Of his friends at his home near
ne smelter. early III the week with a I
ancing party; Early in the evening
.ames were played At the end of the
aneing, refreshments were served.
hose presenc were: Misses Minnette
Watson. Alice Dickinson. Mary Ferris.
lessrs- Hugo Becker. Otto Becker. I
iaurice Winans, William Winiker and !
he host. l
The regular Country Club dance will / :
Q given this eve ming on the courts o.
he old club site. BY courtesy of Gen. I
go Bell. jr-- tie 23rd infantry band ! .
III furnish the music for the dancers.
A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
uced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at :
our neighbours birds.