El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-16
MISS MARGARET SCHUSTER IS HOSTESS
Alta TEA AND LATER Alta DANCE

RISS MARGARET SCHUSTER was
M hostess at a beautifully appoint
IL ed tea at the home of her par
ents. DIT. and Mrs. N. P. Schuster, Cyl y.
Santa Fe street. from the hours of 3:39
until $50 Tuesday. The rooms OF the
spacious Schuste home were profuseiy
decorated with ivy, roses and pink
tulle. In the large reception hall were
vases and bowls OF Maman Coclet
roses. Around the chandelier wsre
draped pieces Of ivy and great bows OF
pink tulle- In the sitting room the
chandelier was hung with ivy, and
quantities Of bowls holding flowers
were found here also To the left OF
the reception hall was a cosy corner
with numbers of sofa pillows and rUSs.
IN the parlor. the piano, bookcases
and stands held lsrSe vases OF roses
ana ferns. Potted ferns were in cyl
dence in all the rooms.
In the dining room, the decorations
were elaborate On the table was a
large clUny lace coveTAin the center
of which stood a smaH gold French
basket on a reflector The handle of
the basket was tied with pink uulle.
which extended about the table. At
each end OF the table was a silver can
dlestick with pink shades made CT
roses. Roses were on the buffet in
vases and on the window sills in bowls
From the table and tea stand the small
green and red andes. the sandwiches
and cakes and the sweetmeats and tea
was served the many guests of the
afternoon The rooms were darkened
and the electric lights and candles
added to the pink and green glow OF
the house
The guests were received as they en-
tered by the young hostess. dressed in
an apricot shade Of taffeta, trimmed
IN heavy embroidered lace. The dress
was made with low neck and short
sleeves
Mrs. c. a. Reinemund. sister Of the
hostess. IN a white ~taffeta figured IN
black. was next in line
MIS- NJ P Schuster, mother OF the
hostess wore q black taffeta and Jetted
net combination, and was next
Dr. Frank Schuster. a brother OF the
hostess, was at the end OF the line
The young girls VINO assisted The
guests TO the refreshments were Miss
Treasure Hartman Ruth Schwartz.
Winifred Woods. Elizabeth Kelly. Clio
Russell. Gertrude Smith. Mary Ginther.
Dorothy Quigley. Anna Magoffin and
Birdie hrupp-
During the afternoon a number OF
musical numbers were rendered by
Miss Ida Hunter Miss Beatrice Stiles
also played a few selections on the
eukelsle, accompanied by Miss Hunter !
After $50 a number of Young men
came and the girls who assisted the |
hostess, and the boys danced 10 the /
music OF 4 FictrOla-
The members of the younger set who
called during the afternoon were Misses |
Enid Ainsa, Marion Ainsa Lydia Hap
per. Nancy Edwards. Minna Edwards. !
Blanche Roe, Helen Forest. Frieda Las
kin, Ruth Dewey, Ida Hunter. Alma Nc
Crummin. Virginia Akard, Irene Laugh 1
lin. Edna Elaine Scotch. Katherine j
ffaff. Josephine COurchesne. Mary
Dewey. Alvine CouTchesne. Mabel O'Con-
nor. Phyllis RutleGEe. Grace Ginther.
Mary Ginther. Josephine Morfit. Char
lOtte OrmSbee. Dorothy Ormsbee. Mar
garet Amstater, Lucille Mayer. Helen
Reading, PAUL. krupp. Julia Schuster,
Mia Arcane, Elizabeth Pfaff. Patty /
Ainsa, Nary Magoffin, Irma Davis,
rine Foster. Frances Clayton. Mary
Beatrice Stiles. Anne Pitman. Mary
Pitman. Ruth RawIins. Anna Kelly,
Charlee Kelly. Frieda Laskiu. Marion
Howe, Carmen Calderon. Anfelita Cal I
deTon, katherine White. Caro- Mitchell. 1
Mary Caples. JAMIE Stolaroff. Ruth J
Schwartz, Gertrude Smith, Clio Russell. 1
Treasure Hartman, Winifred Woods. !
Elizabeth Kelly, Dorothy Quigley. Anna Z
Magoffin. Mary Ginrher and Birdie
hrupp- The boys who called later in
the afternoon were Don Hartman. 1
Irwin Schwartz. John Crockett. Jack
Thompson. Jack Happier. Bryan Brown.
Hollis Bach. Joe MagOffin. Stuart Berk-
shire. BreedlOve Smith. Victor Hector, :
AmeriO Freeman. Lewis York. Preston
Roberts. James Anderson. Paul Ander-
son. Robert Marcum- Samuel Dickson.
Tierre Dedard. Of Austin. and OF the
militia. Fred NcClintock, Fred Carnes
and Rolf Thompson.