El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-15


with a valentine party Monday night
at their home. 2S73 Bliss street. VAL
entine decorations were used through
out the rooms, streamers Of red hearts
being festOoned from the chandeliers
and draped over the windows. Those
present were Misses Geraldine Ainsa,
Roselle Ainsa, Margaret Hines. Anne
Kelly, Charlee Kelly, Lucille Lyons,
Anna Lyons, Bessie Mattice, and the
boys were Billie Berrien, Frank Clay
ton, Leo Hines, VIII Clayton, Reynaud
Favorot. Joe Duggan, John Duggan.
Mrs William 2. Hart was given n
delightful surprise Monday afternoon
nv "A group Of women of the Trinity
Methodist church Missionary society at
her home on North Florence street.
Mrs. Hart was presented with shower
OF gifts which filled a large heart
shaped box. The game OF hearts was
the afternoons amusement. Mrs. II. L.
Graham made the highest scores and
Mrs David Roberts the lowest. Re
freshments were enjoyed after the
games. Among the guests were Mes
danes J. p. Robertson, A. w. Steen, l..
j. Ayers, W. +. Packard, 5. s. Birch
field. Ross u. Bryan. W. J. Ritz, Will
liam Sachs, j. Livingston Ely, H. L.
Graham. NJ c. Yerkes. B. i. Murphy
and David Roberts.
Mrs. ". c. Smith and Mrs Fred H.
Dougherty entertained Dy giving a
valentine party at the home of Mrs.
Dougherty on White oaks street, Mon
day afternoon. The house was decor
ated in hearts and valentines. each
guest receiving a heart valentine.
Music was enjoyed. Mrs. John Reese
played several selections: Mrs. d. W.
Cathcart played and sang: Miss Edith
Taylor sang a solo, Mrs. John Reese
accompanying her. The valentine
game gave Mrs. W. Z. Dawson the first
prize and Mrs. d. W. Cathcart the con
ISOLATION. An ice course was served,
Mrs. L. L. Taylor and Mrs. A. J. VIII
son assisting the hostesses. Those
present were: Mrs. L. f.. Taylor. Mrs
". +. Dawson, Mrs. \. J. Wilson. Mrs
John Reese, Mrs. j. W. Cathcart, Mrs.
l. y. Corrington, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. W.
c. Smith, Miss Edith Taylor and Mrs
+. H. Dougherty.
Miss Eileen Klugel was given a jolly
surprise party Monday night at her
home on Wyoming street by her moth
err MIS- Donna Klugel, in honor OF her
10th birthday anniversary. Valentine
decorations were used through the
rooms. Dancing and games were en-
Joyed. A buffet supper was served
during the evening The prettily FROST
ed birthday cake was the central deco
ration OF the serving table. During the
party n quartet OF young men sere-
naded the guests. In the quartet were
Archie Hudson, Neal Minis, Leslie
Wood and William Hagelsieb. Among
those present were Mr.. ana Mrs. W. II.
Starks, Misses Anna Lyons, Helen
Kelly, Ruby Sheffield Marie Richards,
Lois Geddes. Lois Shaw. Hazel Van
Groom, Weldon Stowe. Dell Hubbard.
Clifford Chenoweth, William Starks.
oliver Van Patten. Archie Hudson. Neal
Minis Leslie Wood and William Ha
gelsieb.
Mrs. f. W. Myers gave a jolly sur
prise party Saturday afternoon in
honor OF Miss Lillian Cole and Miss
Maize Cole, who have recently moved
into their new apartments on Ange
street. The guests played bridge. Miss
Lucille Smith was the first prize winner
and the second prize was won by Mrs
$ J. FenneL The valentine decora-
tons were used throughout the rooms
and in the appointments Of the party
and In the refreshments a salad
course was served. Mrs. Horace W.
Broaddus assisted the hostess in enter
tanning. Among those present were
Misses Lillian Cole Maize Cole. Julia
Coldwell. Alice Fitzpatrick. AIilda Con
molly, Lucille Smith. Constance Pate
man, Mesdames Kenneth MacCallum,
Hal 4. Christie. T. J. Stafford. J. W.
Lorentzen. James r. Bowen, $. J. Fen
nell, c. NJ. Lyman, H. w. Broaddus
Maury Kemp. H. r. Gamble, A. =
NaldespinO. and V. Z. Ware.
Mrs. John Kuneman was the guest OF
honor at a pleasant surprise party
given by her friends to celebrate her
birthday anniversary. Monday after
noon, az her home on Roosevelt street
Games were the diversion Of the after
noon. Mrs. j. \. Delaney and Mrs. B.
p. Gilbert were the prize winners. Little
Miss Doris Secord gave several read
ings. Yellow and white formed the
color plan OF the decorations and these
were also used i'm the two course
luncheon which was served later in the
afternoon. from a prettily arranged
table. a birthday cake surrounded by
burning tapers occupied the center Of
the table. At each end were cut glass
vases filled with jonquils and freesia
blossoms. Yellow hearts were used in
the ornamentation of the table Little
favors for the guests were attached 10
each place card by yellow ribbons lead
ing under the cake. where the favOrs
were concealed. Miss Mae Kuneman
assisted Mrs. huneman in entertaining
her guests.