El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-28
Parties.

ounce party was given Saturday
TNeLlhg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
~ ~, Horman, 11O9 North Kansas street
me party was enjoyed by the follow
ms guests: Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Stanch-
IleId' Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs
a. Barton, Mrs. p. NJ Jacobs, Mrs F.
A. vest Mrs. F. W. Carney, Mrs
11t,ngeIa La Londes, Misses V. Link, L.
murphy, M. Murphy; Messrs. e. kim
9alI, g Thompson, j. Parm, j. Andrews.
~, McNaulty, w. A. Jameson, P. v
~ srrIilL H. Miller, c. l. Bernau, A.
were won by Mrs. Barton and Mr.
farm, while the consolation prizes
Vent TO Mrs Stanchfleld and Mr.. Nc
An enjoyable bunco party was Civ
en- Saturday afternoon by Miss Ruth
GOODMAN at her home on North I'll
Faso street Bunco was the after
noon amusement. American flags
qecolated the rooms. Norma Hers
KoWltz won the prize for making the
most buncos. Minda Laslxin won the
second prize. Tama O'Keefe received
the consolation prize. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by her moth
er' Mrs Joe II. Williams. Refresh
ments IN which the patriotic colors
were repeated. were served after the
games. Miniature cherry tree candy
boxes were the favors There were
present Mesdames Max Ravel, Henry
Al. Kalvin, Of Brooklyn. N Y. Her
merit Goodman, John NJ. Romagny, Miss
bertha Marks, of s.. Paul, and the
young girls were Misses Ruth Silver
man, Minnie Silverman, Paula Krupp,
Mlnda Laskin, Frieda Las6in, Mar
saret Laskin. Katherine Burnside, Ma
ran Romagny, Tama O'Keefe, Nell
Boomer. Barbara Grossblatt, Rose
Grossblatt, Rose POzil, Anne Snider,
irene Morrison, Anne Ravel Sarah
Ravel Gladys Schatzkey, Lily SatO-
rlous, Lillian Wisbrun, Kate Amonett
Jewell CovingtOn. Bessie Townsend,
anna Bromberg, Margaret Smith. Anna
Goodman and master Joseph Kalvin.
A delightful childrens party was
given Saturday afternoon by Chester
vernon Hardin, in celebration of his
elghth birthday anniversary at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Hardin, in the Cooley apartments, on
Brown street The rooms were deco
rated with American flags in honor Of
Washington's birthday anniversary.
Red and white carnations and ferns
were used about the rooms. In the
living room was a very large cut glass
vase, filled with red carnations. The
guests were entertained with games
of various kinds. Rose Anderson won
the girls prize for pinning the tail
on the goat. Douglas Tomlinson won
the boys prize. The children were
very much entertained during the party
Miss Mabel Moody Refreshments were
served at a prettily decorated table.
In the center was the birthday cake
Ornamented with red candles. The
cake was deliberately frosted with an
American flag on its top The ma
tional colors were repeated in the ice
course and~candies. The girls places
were marked with red baskets filled
with candies and at the boys places
were red candy hatchets. The host was
assisted in entertaining by his mother,
Mrs. A. N. Hardin, Mrs. A. Gonzales
and Miss Mabel Moody. The guests
included Frances Anderson, Rose An
derson. Theora Katherine Brace, Erie
da LevinsOn. May Cant Anita Shipley,
Gladys Byles. David Cant, Edgar Lane,
Lyman Kingsberry, Sol LevinsOn,
Douglas TOmlinson, Edward Price,
Robert Piggott and Marion Dykes.