El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-02
SOCIETY DOLNGS
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Miss Edna Murdoch was the guest of
honor at a birthday anniversary sur
prise party at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Murdoch, on La Luz
street on Tuesday evening. During the
evening games were played and punch
was enjoyed. Later in the evening an
ice course was served. Those present
were Misses Helen Temple, Reba Light.
Anita Dorenfield. lone Levingston,
Amelia Harper and Edna Murdoch;
Messrs. Robert Osburn. Robert Morris,
David Harper, David Spillsbury. Ben
nett Boyd, Conrad Valentine, Will Har-
rison. Kenneth Wells and Albert Muir
doch.
Capt. G. l. Olsen, commanding COM
pany F. 32d Michigan infantry. assisted
by Lieuts. CoulsOn and BroOkama, en-
tertained at his quarters in Camp Cot
ton Tuesday evening in honor Of Ir-
and Mrs H II. FRS. formerly from
their home state Some of the captains
famous private brew" was served in
the company loving cup and refresh
ments of solid nature were also dis
pensed. Mai. Eli V. r Falardeau, who
commands the battalion. and father
Patrick r DoniGan. regimental chap
lain. We're among the guests. Several
people from the city were also present.
Company F is from Grand Haven. Mich,
and is one of the best known national
guard organizations in that state.
On Thursday evening at the base
hospital at Fort Bliss the women of
Temple Mt. Sinai VIII have charge Of
the program for the cOnvalescent SOL
iiers. Mrs Martin ZielOnka is chair
man of the program. Rabbi Martin
Zielonka viii read the program TN
the following Thursday. Manchester
grove OF the Woodman Circle will give
4 minstrel program This number is
in charge of Mrs. L HolfOrd- The fol-
lowing week. the Pythian Sisters Will
entertain the soldiers The program
for this week consists Of a piano 500
by Rose Goodman. a vocal solo by Miss
Della EosenStien and a reading by Wal
by a solo dance. en- costume by Ethel
Davis. and the closing number Of the
program viii be piano duet by Misses
Rose and Elsie Goodman.
Miss Lauramaud Fink was the guest
Of honor at a shower at the home OF
Mrs Albion Jones. 1927 Hamilton
street, given yesterday by the women
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Many flowers decorated the house. In
a small book. the guests wrote their
favOrite recipe for the bride to be and
later presented il to her Then in a
very impressive speech by Mrs J. r
Fisk. the guests presented Miss Fink
With a large sterling silver water
pitcher. In the speech Mrs Fisk spoke
of Miss Fink's grandmother as a char
ter member of the church; of Mrs. ".
". Finks Connection with the work.
and Of all that Miss Lauramaud Fink
had done for them Many individual !
gifts were received by the guest Later
il the afternoon an ice course was
served by the hostess. who was as
sisted by Misses Clara Fink. Isabel val /
entine Madeline Fisk. Marion Huffman. /
kilburn. Clara Smell, Mrs. J. 4
:. Roe and Mrs H NJ CLANCY. Among ,
those present were Misses Lauramaud /
Fink. Clara Fink. Clara Smell, Marion !
Pullman. Isabel Valentine, Helen Ma !
honey, Alice Bishop. Hazel MahOney, /
Ethel Critchett. Mary Heating. Dorothy 4
Parker. Coral Bias. Hazel spence, Ma f!
define Fisk. Mes&>nes " ". Fink. /
y. E Pope, c. c. Kiefer G. y. Thomas, /
5. VI. Hyten, G. T. Lemon, George W /
Dean. Herman G. Porter. J. c. Ballard. /
H NJ CLANCY. ". s Valentine, S Ma
honey, G. r Lanson. Leonard Hanson. g
". A Price. C II. Dove, H NJ White /
field, c Worthington, R ". Bishop, /
r B. Bias, H. 3. Johnson, J. R Fisk. /
J. T Roe. D. P Harris. s. T Cross. !
A. L. Foote, J. W Parker. A. Hoffman, !
". T. Smell and the hostess.