El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-08
aries.

Miss Mary Caples IS PERTAINING th!s
afternoon with an lALOA maj parry AVi
her school friends
Hriss DeIka Muller, who is to become
- b~;5e Of Arthur r. Andersen next
Wednesday, was the guest OF honor az
a bunco party given Thursday nlshs
-, Ms carl Andersen, the mother OF
~. eroon1 10 be, at her home, on Ray
ro1 Street. The guest of honor was
nTeaenfed with a framed picture
? brought from Norway: Mrs. h john
! so1 Of Chicago. won the first prize in
/ b1,rco and Mrs. +. J. ElmOndorf the
| Gov, so1afion prize. Light refreshments
V1-ere served when the games were com
! Melted. The hostess was assisted In
| Entertaining by her daughter, Miss
/ Hedvvip Andersen. Among the guests
we're Misses Delka Muller, Lillian Pc
J tersen- Of Minneapolis; Irene Schwartz
| mans Mesdames c. Fl. Schwankhaus,
! pred Muller, S. Dean, H. Away, r. F.
| Goering F. J. Elmondorf, n. Johnson,
A Mentzer and A. Mclaughlin
J Master James Edward Kelly gave
/ delightful party to a number OF his
! friends Friday afternoon IN celebramon
1 OF his sixth birthday anniversary at his
home sos Nevada street HoneysuckleS
! and mink roses decorated the rooms at
] tractively. Games of Various kinds
/ amused the guests during the after
] noon Refreshments were enjoyed IN
l the dining room. where all were seated
] at a prettily decorated table Pink
roses tied with pink satin ribbons were
( in vases about the table. A large bas-
! xet tied with pink satin ribbons
and filled with candy Easter eggs, oc-
cupied an important position on the
table In the center was the birthday
/ cake. ornamented with pink candles
small baskets filled with candy Easter
/ eggs we're the favors The guests
! were Archie Franklin, John Grant, John
| Bisohoff. Donald Mcintosh, Willard
/ Waite, Tom Callahan, Joe Geomets,
! Haskell Monigan, Robert Kelly ana
MIS-. ". F. FuIkerson was given
I delightful surprise party Ihursday
I afternoon at her home, 1893 Hueco
Street. in honor Of her birthday ami
versary, by the members of the BOW
man Guards and of Willow Grove,
( WoOdmen circle. Bunco, 900 and old
J fashioned games were enjoyed curing
; the afternoon. Mrs. r S. Petersen won
the first prize in buncO and Mrs. J.
Thornhill the consolation prize. Re
freshments, brought by the surprise
party guests. were enjoyed The rooms
. were decorated with tulips carnations
and ferns, also brought by the guests.
I Among those present were Mesdames II.
/ d. Scotch, Lulu Mattice, ). /. DayisL
I F. r. Dalton, J. Thornhill. J. F. Blythe,
} J. H Fish. John Bowman. H. /. Mudd,
/ J. H. snoddy. J. Allen, p. J. Bartnoio-
mae, l. a. Houston, ". kellett. J.
Lewis. J. H. Biggs, R. S. Petersen, H
J Heitgen, Charles Correll.-J. II. cas-
J sens, L J. Malone, W. G. Fulkerson,
Charles NJ. Cunningham, +. NJ. Brewer,
{ T Brown, 3. r. Preissner, +. Nation,
I e. Preissner. W. G. Black, NJ Sanchez
/ a McCreary, n. B. LaROck, George
! Bowers. Eta Cole, Misses Louise Grets-
chel, Bertha Gretschei. Nellie Davis
Beulah Bowman, Lallfe Blythe, Mar
garet Bowman. Louise Bowman, Thel-
ma Heitgen, Masters Otto Bartholo-
mae and WadswOrth Blythe. During
I the past week a number OF the mem
! bers OF the grove and the guards have
. had birthday anniversaries and sur
prise parties were given in their honor.
I Among the others who were guests Of
/ honor at similar parties during the
] week were Mrs. ]. j. Blythe, OF Pied
] ras street, Mrs E J. Bartholomae and
} her niece, Miss Bertha Gretschel, at
7 their home on MagOffin avenue, and
. Mrs. Joe Allen at her home on Mag
Z nolia street About the same guests
attended each party
The primary department Of the First
/ Methodist church gave a very delight
fui entertainment Friday night in the
1 church that was attended by a very
/ good sized crowd. The entertainment
I opened with q Japanese drill. given by
~ little children in Japanese costume
I These were Marian Gardner. Elizabeth
Orr, Anne Lou Ebert. Elsie Strau.N
Margaret Cowherd. Helen Jackson
Mary Ebert, Helen Valentine, Madeline
Frey Harriet Hunter. Marjory Dow
and Marjorie Franklin. Miss Isabelle
Valentine sang the quaint Japanese
Love Song" which was acted in Dantc-
mime by little Hannah Bell White. as
the Maid OF Japan" and little Austin
F'OOte as "Chu Lee" -Four little girls
Louise Hunter Mary Ebert, Harriet
Hunter and Tudie Ebert sang a Japan
csc Lullaby. Rock the Dolly" Richard
Price was the Sandman Of Japan" and
sang a little solo. The other little
Japs coming in, this scene were Heller
Erickson. Sally O'Brien. Gladys Porter
and Catherine Winters. Mrs W. A
Price was in charge of this part of the
/ entertainment, assisted by Mrs. DaviG
Cathcart. Miss Clare Smell played tn,
musical accomplishments for the sing
ing and drills. The second part of the
program consisted Of living picture re-
productions of celebrated paintings o,
childhood in art The first four picture,
were reproductions of Sir Joshua
| Reynolds paintings and were THE Ag,
] of Innocence" acted by Sarah Kuhn
4 by Sally O'Brien. Gainsboroughs Blu,
Miss Simplicity" acted by Louis,
Price: THE Strawberry Girl" asted b,
Mary Ebert; Miss Bowles." acted b,
Sarah Kuhn; and Penelope BorthQv.
Boy was represented by Ames Het
trick Van Dykes children of Charle
l." was acted by Madeline Kuhn an,
Margaret Cowherd. THE Disgrace b.
Barbar was posed by Mildred Car
penter George p. Banks was "Maste
Lamston." by Lawrence Madelf =
Kuhn posed for Van Dykes Bah,
! Sine and TQf1Tfa Orr noe L.