El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-08
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Porties.

Mrs. J. z. Hines entertained num-
Der of small children al her home on
Grant avenue on Saturday afternoon,
complimentary to the seventh blrthday
anniversary of little Eloise Rokahr-
Games were played during the after
noon and later refreshments were
served Miss Margaret Stillson as
sistd the hostess in serving. Those
Frances Miller. Florence Lyons. Vir
ginia COpenhauer, Olive Worford.
Elizabeth Bradshaw, Harriet King.
Florence King and John Gordon
Misses Leo and Cleo Bryan. daugh-
tiers of Mrs. ". A. Bryan. entertained
with a bunco party at their home in
the Dean Court, on Arizona street, on
Monday evening Potted and cut flow
ers. ferns and palms decorated the
house. At the close of the games, when
the prizes were given to Charles Miller
for high score, and Miss Alice Elmer
son for the low score. an ice course
was served, and a violin solo was given
by William Bias. accompanied by Miss
Leo Bryan Mrs. George Dean. Mrs.
h Martin and the mother of the girls.
Mrs. ". a. Bryan, assisted in serving
and entertaining the guests Those
present were: Misses Alice Emerson,
Coral Bias, Agnes Martin, Ethel
Critchett. Edna CritchetL Dorothy
Parker, Gladys Kit, Mildred Bishop,
josephine Peach, Mary Lee Miller;
Nessrs. Robert Martin, Wayne Hamil-
ton. Ben Parson, Charles Miller. Clary
Miller Paul Critchett. John Butler.
Claude Nichols. Lee Nichols, Nat Rus
sell. Clarence Dean, William Bias and
the two hostesses.
Mrs. J. ". Gist entertained the For
ward Movement Sunday School class of
the Calvary-Houston Square Baptist
church. at its last meeting. on Monday
afternoon. at her home, 3517 Mckinley
avenue. The house was decorated in
yellow and pink gladiolas- During the
business meeting, the election of Off
GERS was held and the old officers were
reelected They were: President Mrs
r l. Miller; vice president, Mrs.
William B. Day; secretary, Mrs J. n
Widen: assistant secretary and treas
urer. Ms Grace Overman. The social
teacher. Mrs O J Wade. was given an
assistant in Mrs J. y. Jackson After
the business session, a social time was
enjoyed and later refreshments were
served. Those present We're Mesdames
R. L Miller, William B Day, J. n viii
den. Grace Overman. J. y Jackson, A
F. Johnson, T L Peach. J. B. Roberts.
J. Whitney Webb. W. D. Roberts, S. o.
Taylor. c. O. Horner. Kate Martin. J. B.
Stevens, J R Compton, T. NJ Nc
Seaters. Dan Hammond Miss Alice
Emerson. Rev and Mrs o J. Wade and
the hostess.
Little Jerome Lapowski was host to
a number Of his small friends at
party, celebrating his 18th birthday
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan LapowSki.
on north Kansas street The house
and table were decorated in pink and
white carnations. BuncO was played
during the afternoon and the prizes
were won by Bernard Winner, for high
tscore, Miriam Auer for second honors.
Rose Grossblatt the third nonors, and
the fourth prize fell to Max Katz. Fol-
lowing the games, the 20 or more chill
dren went TO the dining room where
they were served by the hosts mother
and Misses Irma and Hilda Jacobs and
Mrs. J. E Winner. Three baskets. tied
with bows Of pink tulle, filled with pink
and white carnations, were on the table.
In the center OF the table stood a large
pink and white birthday cake. bearing
Il lighted rose bud candles. Each
guest cut a slice Of the cake and in the
piece which Rose Grossblatt had. the
thimble was found. The button was in
the piece cut by julius Silherberg. and
Billie Owen found the dime. Small
favors OF snappy mottos with silver
butterflies. were at the places Of each
guest. as were little place cards bear
ing hand painted rose buds and the
names of the guests. The guests were.
Mildred Smallberg. Of Chicago. Miriam
Auer, Rose Grossblatt. Ruth Eel
man. Helen Zelman, Barbara Gross
blatt, Gladys Schatzky, Henri
eta Jacobs. Bernard Winner.
julius Suberberg, David Zielonka.
William Cope, Edward Cope, William
Owen, julius Berg, Max Katz. Ephram
hrupp. Nathan kaufman. Irving Kauf-
man, Solomon Bargman and the host. (