El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-26
INFORMAL RECEPTION AND MUSICAL
GIVEN FOR THE VISITING WOMEN

, lace and gold lace over white. She
wore corsage bouquet OF Cecil Brun-
ner roses and nsrcissus blossoms.
Mrs :. II. Sutherland wore a gown
Of heavy white silk with white net
sleeves and a small bolero Jacket The
gown was trimmed with pipingS and
buttons OF pale blue.
Mrs. c B. HudsDeth was dressed in
q rose colored velvet gown, with trim
mlngs OF lace and irridescent beads.
Mrs Norwood Hall wore a gown of
dark blue silk and chiffon with lace
trimmings
Mrs Henry Warren was dressed in
white lace over white satin, with
drapery Of gold embroidered blue
chiffon She wore a band Of pearls in
her hair.
Mrs. J. H. Nations wore gown Of
black velvet and satin. with diamond
ornaments and furs.
Mrs c NJ Newman wore dress OF
cream satin, under green net, with
gold beaded embroidery
The guests We're presented to the
receiving line by Mrs. 4 ". Foster.
During the reception the hotel orches-
ira played musical program was
later given under the direction of
James Graham McNary- David Hol-
gum played Schubert's "Serenade" and
Ave Maria on the violin. with II. f.
Van Surdam accompanying him. Fred
erick George Billings sang such is
Howe sang. Little Gray Home in the
West" Mrs. Robert l. Holiday sang
An Open Secret" Mrs. y H Gold
stein sang, "Madrigal." by Victor Har-
ris- y quartet composed Of Mrs. Hol-
hday. Mrs Goldstein, Mr.. Billings and
Mr. McNary. sang Spring Song" and
~Bedouin Love Song" Mrs. James
Graham McNary accompanied the
singers. Miss virginia Bean played 4
brilliant violin solo Hungarian
Nv ~
ceived a bouquet of pink roses Mrs
V. L Bean played her piano accOmpa-
niment- Fruit sherbet and cake were
served during the evening
Among the visiting women present
Were MeSdameS ) u. Jackson. OF Al
pine Tex; \ J. McKinnOn. of Cros-
byton. Tex; r.. E Mckenzie, of Fort
Summer. y N; W l. Corn, of Fort
Worth: William Perry Sears, Of Phoe-
nix. Ariz E H Plummer. OF Selig-
man. -Ariz-: ". c. Denny. Of SeIigman:
=. B. Garfield. OF Washington, d. C;
W L. Kingston. Of Jeff Davis county.
J. NJ Cartwright. of Phoenix, Ariz.; J.
A. Johnson, of Phoenix, Ariz.; T. W.
Tomlinson.- Of Denver, Colo; Ralph
Allen Of GunniSOn- Colo, J. b. Bishop.
Of Seligman. Ariz-- NJ L Powers. OF
Flagstaff. Ariz-; J. d. Parks. of Phoe-
nix. Ariz-; +. R. Graham. OF Phoenix.
Ariz-- C. T. Word OF Canyon, Tex;
Dwight B. Heard. Of Phoenix; L. +.
T.
NeilL OF Van Horn; ". f. Herring. OF
Amarillo. Tex; W A. Parsons. of salt
Lake City: NJ "A. Perkins. Of Prescott
Ariz-; G H HoOken, Of Prescott. Ariz:
r. l. Perk. OF Prescott. Ariz-; N. :.
Campbell of Wichita Kansas: G. w
Cornell. Of Fort Worth: J A Shoe
maker, Of Denver, Colo; Frank r.
Coon. OF Lordsburg. y. N; Miss A.
Baer, OF Meeker, Colo; Miss Fannie
Perkins, OF Prescott. Ariz.
The Fl PasO women present We're:
Mesdames Tom Lea. James Graham Nc /
Nary. Burt OrndOrff. W. y Pence. Nor {
wood Hall s. H sutherland. Henry
Hudspeth, Richard Warren. Robert !
Krakauer. Paul Ginther, Z. NJ Whit I
aker, W d. Howe. J. F. Townsend. jr.. /
r T. Thomson. W l. Crockett. Joe Z
Dwyer, J. H. Cunningham. Robert L. I
Holiday. J d. Love. 4. H Goldstein. /
". Foster, James Crawford. George I
Ellis, J. Davis Mayfield- Rue Jackson. /
W l. FOxwOrth, Frances We'll. W. \. /
Beason, Charles A Leavell H L. |
Christie Frederick George Billings. G. /!
l. smith n a. COngdon, NJ P. Schuster. o..
T. r. Stark. Olga Kohlberg. Branch :
Craise. Henry Clay Greer. W G. Ball. j
hunO Doerr J. r QUAD. Carl Lee I
Smith, A. p Averill. ~ : Howren. II. p
: Potter. H 5. Beach. Z. c. Houghton,
Baylor shannon. ! F. Mckenzie. f
" Mckenzie. g y. Buckler. Waters
Davis. Fred Weckerle, H. r Simms,
Bates Hughes Evans. Frank Il Sea
non. ISABEL Flato, Frank Ainsa. Ed
nund D. Lachman. : ]. Prudential. Z
Matter KohlberE. J. II. Nations. Jose
Jhine Nations Morfit. Dr. Ida F. Bishop.
\ W Foster; Misses May Pershing,
laude Strickland. Floy Pence. Lydia
,ence- Helen Muselwhite. Katherine
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