El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-02
Dinners. Luncheons. I eos.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. ". Gault enter
tanned last Sunday evening in honor
of two very recent bridal couples. Gov
ers were laid for M and Mrs. Fred
Nagle. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Drimmel
jr-, and the host and hostess. A bowl
of red yerbenas centered the dinner
table.
Mrs A Van Mourick was hostess at
a small dinner party at the Harvey
House Tuesday noon. complimentary J."
Miss Margaret Bennett, of Canutillo,
and Miss Eleanor Bullock, OF Silver
City. Mrs. Van Mourick's other guest
was Miss Rose Piatt After the dinner
the party took 2 long automobile ride
down the valley in Mrs Van MOurick's
car
Mrs. W. A White was hostess TO the
male members of the Hebberd-Fink
wedding party last evening at her home
on Prospect avenue at an informal
dinner party. Places were laid for
eight people. They were Lee HebbeTd,
his best man ". A " hite. and the
ushers. Ernest Myles. Randall hilburn.
Harvey Wilcox and Harold kilburn,
and the hostess.
on Monday afternoon number OF
literary women. who We're on their way
to California, were guests at movie
party. and later, o'clock tea. at the
Hotel Paso del Norte Mrs Harry Gar
rett, of st Louis. was hostess The
members OF the party WERE Miss
Eliane Jones, Of BrOOkline. Mrs William
Scott. of New York. Mrs. John Cary. Of
Chicago. Mrs. Brooke kennedy. OF Bos-
ton. and Mrs. Joseph H. HurXthal.
Miss Valera Garrard will entertain
a few friends at an informal dinner
party this evening. at the home OF her
parents. Col and Mrs Joseph Garrard-
Places will be laid for nine people. They
will be Mrs. George Patton. Miss kath-
crime Aver. of Prides Crossing, Mass:
Col and Mrs. Joseph Garrard, Lieuts.
Theodore Barnes. jr-, Julian Barnes. s
W. Cramer. Roger S j. Hartz. and the
hostess. Following the dinner the
members of the party will go 10 the
extra post hop at the Officers club.
Miss Pearl POnsford was hostess to L
few OF her friends at an informal din
ner party at the home Of her parents,
M and Mrs H T PonSford- on North
Kansas street, complimentary to the
18th birthday anniversary of her sister.
Miss Ruby Ponsford. In the center of
the table stood a large white birthday
cake, adorned with IS lighted candles.
A six course dinner was served Those
present were Misses Cenevieve Banneu.
Margaret Bush, Doris Hanson, Mary
Wellington. Vivian Pomeroy. Ruby
POnsford and the hostess
One OF the most elaborate eight
course dinner parties that has been
given by the militia officers since their
arrival in the city was given Tuesday
evening in the private dining room OF
Inc Snel0On motel DE lew OF the OH
GERS OF the First Massachusetts infan-
try In vases on the table were Ameri-
can Beauty roses. with asparagus ferns
strewn about The places were marked J
with simple cards bearing the names
OF the diners At the young wOmen'S
places were corsage bouquets of roses.
In the entree course Of the dinner. AL
monds were served in artificial red, /
white and blue roses After the din
ner. five piece Mexican orchestra fur |
nished music for dancing. The party I
disbanded at a late hour. Places were !
laid for % diners. including the chaDe-
rons. Mr. and Mrs Edmund Shaw. Mai /
T. G. Whitney, Capts. E Wade, G. len
kins, T. keene, Lieuts. J. Otis. H. Rip /
ley, F. Smith, r. Buckminister. L. Nc !
Intyre and r Bouquet. were the hosts |
TO Misses Marie Hamilton. Bess Weber. /
Isabelle Yost Erin Kinney. Grace VIII
son, Rose Cleaver. Mamie ROsenthal, !
Elsie Hyatt and Helen Wright and Mrs. /
Donna Klugel.