El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-12
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Parties.

Little Barbara Beers, whose second
birthday anniversary occurred Tuesday,
and Fulton Downey, whose fifth birth
day anniversary occurred the same
day, were the guests Of honor at an
informal dinner given by the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Beers,
Tuesday night at their home on Will
liams street The table was decorated
with pink carnations and ferns Be
fore each guest Of honor there was a
prettily frosted birthday cake, orna-
mented with pink candles The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Downey, DR..
c. H. Hill, Fulton DOwney and Morgan
Downey and Barbara Beers
Miss Kathleen Allison entertained
Tuesday night with a jolly bunco party
at her home on Boulevard. Pink and
violet colOred sweet peas decorated
the rooms attractively In PLAYING
bunco the first prizes were won by
Miss Mary YOungberg and Walter
Strickland. The consolation prize fell
TO Phil Diet6 A two course luncheon
was enjoyed after the games were
completed The hostess was assisted
in entertaining by her mother Mrs. J.
Fl. Allison The guests included of the
girls. Misses Margaret Irby, Marie
Dugan, Margaret Dugan, Paralee Bull
lard Mary Powers, Helen Darrach,
Jessie Darrach, Mary Youngberg, Vera
Svmes. Mrs. Ed Allen, Mrs. NJ j. Dugan,
and the boys were Phil Dietz, Joe
Allison, Herman Livingston. Vernon
Everidge NJ S. Hughes. G. Nell Her
man Lebright, Walter Strickland, Rus
sell Koch, Frank Koch and Max Harris.
Mrs Plato Clifford entertained Tues
dav afternoon with a children's party,
at her home, 3I0S Piedras street, in
celebration of the third birthday anni-
versary Of her little son. Harry Jerome
Clifford The youngsters passed the at-
ternoon happily playing games and then
refreshments were enjoyed Mrs. j. l.
Kale assisted the hostess in serving.
The table was centered with a birthday
cake, prettily frosted and ornamented
with red and pink candles. The grown
ups present included II. J. Clifford
grandfather of the little guest Of honor
and Dan Boldiano. his uncle, and Mes
danes W. GolemOn. J. L. kale. A. j.
johnson, o. S. Brieden and Miss Nettle
Noble The little guests we're Ruin
Jackson, Marie Lucille Brteden, Albert
Brctzel, James Mebus. Cecilia Otis, ROD
ert TAYLOR, Ollie Harry Molten, WHO
dean Molten, Viola Johnson. Malcolm
Taft. Clara Taft, jamie Kale. Ruth Nor
ris. Dorothy Boldiano, Clifford Boldlano
and Fred Clifford.
Miss Lillian Malone and Miss Flora
Malone were given 9eIshtltl 4I,atr
prise party Tuesday night, at thelI
home in Highland Park by the mem
hers of Willow Grove, Woodman Cir
Gle, in celebration OF their blrthday
anniversaries. The evening was spent
in playing 500, and music and ,i singing ts-iLs
were enjoyed. Piano selections were
plaved by Miss Beulah Bowman, Lii
Ian Cunningham, Mabelle Cunni9gn nam
and Minnie Dehlinger. out or door
Games were also enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served. Those at, atte4 ldI1l;
man s. 1. Aayis. c. N. Cunningham, c.
NJ Nations, c. H; Cassens, G. w; shy
Peterson. I. G. Mudd, l. A Houston. W.
G Fulkerson, P. Dehlingeri 1T; J; Thorn 2Ta
lone. Flora Malone, Lillian Cunning
ham, Mabelle Cunningham, Edaisr1LeSa
Davis, Josephine Bryant Minnie Den
linger, Mary Hammer, Ruth Crandal'
Beulah Bowman. Louise Gretschel,
Bertha Gretschel. Louise Bowman. Mar
garet Bowman, Jeanette Cassens, Lo-
vette Cassens and Leno Lee Mudd-
The guests Of honor were each pre-
scented with a cut glass perfume bot
tie Mrs. l. G. AIudd making the pre-
sentation speeches on behalf Of. the