El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-04
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas.

Mrs. W G. Dunn Will he the hostess
Of the Saturday Luncheon CLUB mex;
Saturday
The Saturday Luncheon-Bridge club
met Saturday at the tea roorls on Mon
tans street with Miss Lillian Cole as
-he hostess Mrs. Helen Roberts and
( Mrs ! c. White were the only guests
/ Miss Miida Connolly viii be the next
| hostess of the club. Mrs. 7. J. stat
1 ford won the nigh score prize IN play
Arnold Drimmel was given a pleasant
surprise the last Of the week when
| Mrs. Drimmel gave a dinner III honor
Of his birthday anniversary, al their
home in the St Regis apartments The
/ guests included the hOstess's parents,
| Mr. and Mrs James ". Scott and Nj
| and Mrs. T ". Gault, Mr.. and Mrs l.
! F. Nagel, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweglar, Misses
Frieda Doehler and GenevieVe Sparks
Mrs Charles Heidrick, whose birth
day anniversary occurred the last OF
dinner party given by Ray Jscoby, at
his home on Tays street The table
. was centered with a large birthday
cake. ornamented with red candles and
about the table were many red roses.
Red candles in glass sticks were about
the table Red tulle bows ornamented
the condlesticks- The guests were Mr.
and Mrs Charles HeidricE. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. A. Jacoby, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. j.
y. Jacoby, jr., Harry Arant and Walter
Dehlinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S Baker entertained
the last of the week with an informal
Mexican dinner. The table was deco
rated with red and white chrysanthe-
NUNS carrying out the Mexican ma
tional cOlors- The faVOrs We're little
Mexican novelties and the place cards
bore lmerickS about the Characters
tics of the guests The guests were
Mesdames ". 3. Kennedy. L. J.. Hall
and Gertrude Mueller, Misses Archie
Pratt, Kathleen Gould. Capt. ". z.
March. Capt Chas. Wakefield. Lieut.. \
Wrenu. Lieut. T H Bell, Lieut.. Joe
FOrnant and Lieut.. George 5. Stewart.
A very pretty afternoon tea vas
given Saturday afternoon by Miss Ruth
Dewey, at her home on Nevada street,
for her high school friends The Ugh
school colors Of orange and black We're
conspicuous in the appointments Of the
party and in the decorations The tea
table was covered with a cluny lace
cloth over orange Orange colored can
dies in silver sticks, tied with black
tulle bows were upon the table. In the
center was a big piece Of black pottery,
filled with large orange cOlored chry-
santhemums- Tea was poured by Miss
Katherine Foster and Anne Magoffin.
Assisting in serving we're the mother
Of the hostess, Mrs 7. T. Dewey and
Misses Irma Davis, Marion Calnan and
Villas Simmons. There were about 195
callers through the afternoon
Misses Betty Luther and aiary Hub
bard entertained the last of the week
at the Valley Inn. Ysleta, with an in
formal dinner and dance Red carna-
tons decorated the table and there
were red candles under silver filagree
covered, red shades about the table.
Thanksgiving designs oruamented the ,
place cards The guests included Misses
Irene Flennikin. Ruby Hill and Cora
Lee Hubbard, Lieut.. Z. ". Mitchell
Lieut. Norman N Scott, Messrs. Charles /
+ renchs Hal MOseley and l. E. VIII
liams
Sunday night at dinner at the Inn ,
Mr. and Mrs George B. Ryan enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. John Gleason and Z
Miss Nellie Gleeson. OF Gleeson. ARK.
Sunday luncheon party at the Inn Z
was composed Of Daniel Atkinson. Al
bert Atkinson, Raymond Long. ) E !
Spake and Harry Deugler.
Miss Archie Pratt. one Of the French
teachers of the high school gave d
very informal afternoon tea SATURDAY..
al the home Of Mrs :. s Baker. on
Arizona street. for the girls of the
French club Of the school. Tea was
served at an attractiveIy arranged
table, covered with a cluny lace cloth
and Ornamented with the national
,olorS Of France In the center were
red and white carnations Much amuse-
nent was provided through the after /
noon IN the clothespin dressing contest.
Marion Kerr won the prize for making
The most clever costume Of creme ;
PAPER Miss Pratt was assisted in en- .
-ertaining by Miss Kathleen Gould and
Mrs. s s. Baker. Those present we're /
Misses Hattie Funk, Mary Kelly. Mar |
s@ret Hardie- Blanche Roe, Katherine
|ouid, Gladys Garfield. Winifred Shell J