El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas,

At her home on North Stanton street,
Mrs. Harry Lakeland was hostess to a
few of her friends at buffet supper
on Wednesday evening. The guests
were: Misses Nancy Lacklan1. Dorothy
Lakeland. Frances Foster. Katherine
Foster, Mrs J. c. Lakeland, f. r Drum
mond. Frank Bielaski, Robert Judge
and H T Mcdonald
Major James W Bradford will be
host to a few of the friends of Misses
Ada and Illah Davis. of Hollywood,
Cal, on Sunday night at camp Stewart
The party will motor out and have
their evening meal in the officers mess.
In the party will be Misses Iliah Davis,
Ada Davis and Katherine Harper, o.
H Hill and Mr. and Mrs. r. Z. Fletcher.
On Saturday evening at their new
bun galOw home on Bliss and Grama
streets. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Fletcher
will entertain informally at dinner
complimentary to Misses Ada Davis
and Miss Illah Davis, of Hollywood,
Cal There Will be two other guests.
Following the dinner the party will
motor to the West Ysleta Country club
dance.
Miss Harriet Bottorff entertained
with an informal dinner on Tuesday
evening at her home on East Rio
Grande street The table was covered
with an embroidered linen table cloth.
in the center of which stood a vase of
nasturtiums. A six course dinner was
served. the guests. who were Miss Ida
Hunter, H. NJ Morris and Presley Bit
tick Following the dinner the party
went to the movies.
Lieut. J. C. Stoner was dinner host on
Thursday evening al the Valley Inn. to
a few of his friends and fellow officers,
complimentary to Misses Ada and Illah
Davis, of Hollywood. Calf The party
motored down. After the dinner, they
motored back TO the roof garden at the
Hotel Paso del Norte, where they
danced Those. in the party were
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Shedd. Ruth Critchett. Florence Nc
Kinney, Ethel Critchett Howard Gill
man, Milton Shedd, Henry Shedd and
Lieut. y. p. Wiesenhaser.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Z. Bryan enter
tanned two couples of young friends |
at A dinner on Thursday evening at
their home on Mckinley avenue. Pre-
cedlng the dinner. the party mOtored to
the South Carolina camp for parade. A.,
AFTER dinner they motored to the Paso I
del Norte roof garden, where they
danced 4 six course dinner was served ]
lot the SIX diners on an elabOratelv set /
table In the center of an embroidered !
linen table cloth. which covered the Ia !
bic. rested crystal vase of dallas. At /
the guests places were small crochet /
baskets filled with sailed almonds. Miss
Aenobla Hight sang and played several /
numbers. Those present were Miss Ze-
nobia Hight. Edna Elaine Scotch. Col !
Holmes G. Springs. of the second regi-
ment of South Carolina, and Lynn
Adams
Mrs. J. c. Lakeland was hostess to
few of her young friends at luncheon !
at her home on Montana street. on
thursday at l o'clock, complimentary
to Miss Margaret Page. of Dallas.
cousin of Mrs Z. T. White. Miss Mary
White, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. 7.
" hite, and Miss Valerie Lorig niece I
Of Mrs. J. D. Campbell. The table was |
covered with a handsome cluny lace |
cloth At the individual places about |
the table were small doilies and the !
place cards, which bore the names of
the guests and hand painted japanese
girl noIolng an open parasoL In the !
center of the large table was a vase !
Tiled with pink carnations. Around !
the centerpiece were lighted pink can
.Ies IN silver candlesticks. tied wi1E
small pink bows of tuIle An eight I
course luncheon was served the guests.
VINO were Misses Margaret Page
alerie Lorig, Mary White, Floy Barn
lardt, Alice Myles. Sarah Bridgers. Enid !
Ainsa, Nellie Mae Bowen Beatrice
Lakeland.