El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-15
Parties.

The Missionary Society OF the First
Baptist church viii meet Tuesday az
ternoon at I o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
\ NJ Nalthal. in Government Hill.
MISS Minnie Lee Darr was the guest
! of honor at a surprise Darty AZ her
home on Noble street early in The vel
! flames were played during the evening
and at the close Of the games. refresh
! ments were served. ThOes present
| were Misses Mamie Sue MONTGOMERY
the hostess, Minnie Lee Darr. the guest
! OF honor and Lila Walls, Lila Sheme-
/ ley, Gay Montgomery. Frances CordOvs
! viva Cordova- Elsie Armstrong. Edna
Gramle2, Connie Franklin, and Gladye
Miss Frances and Miss Delaney Bed
| tord entertained 4 number of their
TRENDS at the home of their parents
! MI ana Mrs j. W Bedford. on north
I stanton street. on Wednesday evening,
! with Japanese lawn party The
! house and lawn were decorated with
American and japanese symbols and
ornaments Japenese refreshments
were served the guests. who were
Misses Thelma Boone, Marjorie oliver
Jane Knight. Maurine Boone. Dorothy
Bedford, Edleweise Bedford and the
hostess.
Mrs. :. F. Akin was the euest ~
honor at a surprise party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fitzpatrick. on
North FL Paso street to celebrate he
birthday and anniversary Music and
L.
Later an ice course was served. Mrs
Z: B. Gay. ). L. Case and Herbert Peck
played the. piano, flute and violin.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs I
:. Selle, Mr.. and Mrs A NJ Forbes.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Fitzpa trick Mrs 2
b Gay Misses Anna Carson. Alma
solomon. Katherine Hankins and
Messrs- :. T. Case. Herbert Peck @ +
Frutcher. Hugh Akin and Albert Akin
Miss Alice Care Of Arizona. was the
guest OF honor at a surprise party AT
the home of Mrs. s. s. Birchfield. who
Miss Care is visiting. Fancy needle
work took up the time of the after
noon At the close Of the afternoon a
luncheon was served The Ia bic was
prettily decorated with Shasta daisies
and place cards OF floral designs
Those present were Misses Alice Care
Vera Ballard. Bernadine Schultz and
Mesdames I. ! Ayers. Mack Crawford
9. c Roberts. H l. Graham. ". J.
Ritz. J. c. Ballard. o. A Danielson.
William sachs. ]. F. Walker. J. 1.
Campbell l. F. Clifford. Robert Her
rington. II. NJ. Smith. W F. Packard I
and the hostess Mrs Birchfield was
assisted in entertaining and serving
her guests by Miss Vera Ballard. Miss (
Bernadine Schultz and Mrs. Robert I
Harrington.
The officers and teachers Of the sun
day school Of the First Baptist church J
held their regular monthly. meeting al I
the home OF Judge and Mrs 4 " Walt
nall in Government Hill. on Friday
night. Plans for Sunday school work ,
were. discussed and arranged. After :
the business meeting. social hour was !
enjoyed. At the close Of the evening
an ice course was served. Those pres /
ent were: Rev and Mrs. J ?. vii (
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Dunn, NJ and !
Mrs. A Z. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs William /
Graves Mr. and Mrs r +. Johnson:
Nesdames G B Bethea. Guy Hofer G. Z
N: Seamonds' y, Ferguson. " C,
Johnson. Nell Taylor. Effie Taylor. Lo-
raine Lacy, Pearl Reddingfield: Messrs
H L Hedd- Ben Moore. John Williams
~. +; Pullman. John Williams, Dr. ? NJ
flgdon and Judge and Mrs. A NJ Walt
Complimentary to the fourth birth.
day anniversary OF their god child. Vim
cent Abbott Mr. and Mrs. A. Cham
oerlain entertained with party at
their home on Grant avenue early in
the week. His other godmother. Mrs Z
{. MCKAY. was also present Mrs. &
A luiiock played a grand march as the
tots marched into the dining room,
where they were served with many
children's dishes. During the after
noon Mrs Tullock sang number Of
solos and Mrs. Chamberlain also sang
a solo The Young guest OF honor re-
,eived many presents from his friends
those present We're Mary Tulloch
Wary King. Elsie Eminger. Margaret
Sichey. Gladdis Harris. Mary Ebert !
fern Mahoney. Pauline Eek. Maria /
oelkel. Charles Mckay. Howard King.
.eo Abbott. Mrs. :. 4 TulIock. Mrs.
Wary Abbott. grandmother OF the I
.uest the most and hostess. and Mrs
:. Mckay.
At meeting OF the Christian En-
ieavor unions on Friday evening. at
he home Of Mr- and Mrs Bradford
1ardie. on Rio Grande street. an cleo
ion of officers was held. Leslie Wom- : J
,ldorf was elected president: Miss Mar ;
;aret Hardie. vice president: Miss Mary : .
feermanS. secretary. T. D. Morrow ! I
reasurer- Bradford Hardie. ir. chair
nan of the social committee. Mrs p a
Hazard. chairman of the missionary :
committee: Archie Mckee. chairman of :
he lookout committee: Miss Martha .
oman. chairman Of the flower com ,
1ittee; Miss Harriet Heermans. chair ! r
nan Of the music committee. and Eu- :
rene Nomeldorf was elected publicity /
'fficer. After the business meeting a ?
Program was rendered and games were i
N ice course was served. Miss Har- ! D
let Heermans accompanied Archie Nc I {
Zee on the piano when he sang a num- 7
er of vocal solos Among those pres )
mt were Misses Mary Hardie. Margaret I
fardie. Mary Heermans. Saliie Phipps / =
JARRETT Heermans. Pauline Huthstein- J
T, Elsie Eav Brown. Edna Cook. Laura v
burnside. and Messrs Bradford Hardie Z Y
=, Leslie Womeldorf +. r. McLain, L
!. Ramsey. Eugene Womeldorf. Archie 2
icKee. Arthur Robertson. J. =. Nor L
DIV. Rev ". NJ Farley. Mr.. and Mrs
H. Huff, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Har- q
IL and Dr. and Mrs W. ". Waite. .