El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18
Pdrties.

Mrs. J. RI. Snoddy gave a delightful
st. Patricks party Friday afternoon In
honor of the 18th birthday anniversary
os her son, Patrick SnOddy. at their
home, 1913 Bliss street The rooms
were decorated with festoOns of Irish
green and the cOlors were repeated in
the refreshments. The birthday cake
was ornamented with pink and green
candles. Ferns and foliage decorated
the table and the favors were little
green baskets The guests were Ruth
Slack. Milda Muller, Kathryn Craig,
Gertrude Abr, Edna Abr, Inez Hines.
Lima Goode Edna Snoddy and May
Snoddy, John Harvey, Mart Roberts,
Aaron Craig. Donald Gregory, George
Hines, Marvin Fulkerson, Eugene
Fulkerson. Palman Anderson, Theo-
dore Andrews, Albert Abr and Fred
Bogardus.
Mrs. Henry Warren. who is to leave
with her family the first of the week
for their ranch in Arizona, where they
will remain indefinitely. entertained
the members of the Women's Bible
class Of the First Christian church
with a farewell party at her home on
Rio Grande street Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Warren rendered her resignation
as president of the class, at the party,
and a short business meeting was held
at which Mrs. s. A. Sackett was elected
president and Mrs. Ida Peacock. vice
president Games Of various kinds
were played. Mrs. c. A Fourier won
the St Patrick contest. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Among
those present were Rev. and Mrs. Perry
J. Rice, NJ. a. Goff, the teacher Of the
class. and Mesdames c. A. Fourier. S.
A Sackett, Charles T. Sharp. Otis
Jones, J. f. Elder NJ L. Edwards, a.
Boyd. Mary depot. ". A Page. Ida
George Deck. II. Ward, L. Dawson. v.
Dow and w II. Anderson and Har-
riett Burnside
Mrs. W J.. Buie was hostess Friday
afternoon at her home, 1881 Kentucky
avenue. to girls over so" in her an
nual St Patricks party. Some 40 guests
were present, including the house par
ty of younger married women and
girls. The rooms were prettily ar
ranged in green and white, with white
maiden hair ferns. a number of con-
tests were held in which small prizes
were awarded. The first prize, silver
thimble, went to Mrs Susan NJ. James;
the second, a crocheted dolly, went to
Mrs l. A TriRg. as the oldest person
present, she being Sc years OF age; the
third a box of rouge, went to Mrs. NJ.
A. Bailey, the second eldest, aged 81
House party prizes were awarded to
Mrs. s. L Holloway and Mrs. W. f.
Ferguson. The guests were Mesdames
L A. TriEg. NJ A. Bailey. r. J. Rogers,
y. A. Putnam, p. f. FIenniken. ". N.
Jones. A. Montague. A. r. Barlow. NJ.
Braem. T. A. Hodge. G. s. Wordsworth.
!. 4 Waldrop. z. Reed. .. ]. Downs.
Susan NJ James. F.. c. Hitchcock and
Ella Rogers Those in the house party
and assisting the hostess in entertain
ing were: Mesdarnes l. Holloway,
!. F. Williams. ] y. McMurtrey, p W
Detwiler Jack Burton, /. A. Fruit, II.
c. Workman. II. Braem. Raymond II.
Knooihuizen Charles MontfOrt. W. Z.
Ferguson and Misses Helen DePue. Is
telle Ferguson and Carnegie Workman.
The refreshments were of brick ice
cream in appropriate colors, indtvid-
ual angels food cakes decorated with
shamrocks. DEVILS cake and grape
Juice. During the afternoon Mrs. Jack
Burton and Mrs Raymond knoochni-
zen entertained the guests with sew
eral vocal selections In story tell
ing contest among the elderly guests
the prize for the best story, hand
some handmade handkerchief, went to
Mrs A. R. Barlow.