El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-24
Lodges and Clubs.


Jacobs on Thursday afternoon The
coIor scheme of pink and white was
carried out in the sweet pea decOra-
ffOns and the ice course served later
in the afternoon The guests OF the
Climb were Miss Josephine Hoffman ana
Miss Ruth Schwartz All meInpeIS
were present. The next meeting OF
the club viii be held at the home OF
Miss Ethel Amstater on Clift street:
on Friday evening at the home or
Mrs. T. y Pierce, on Copper street, the
FideIis sunday school class OF the
Highland Park Baptist church, were
entertained with a tacky party 4 prize
was given 10 the boy or girl wearing
. the .tackiest costume Miss Bertha
smith. Of Keutucky- with little SIDE
. rrrrIs her suit case" hand bag ana
the precise little walk OF an old malo,
was the easy winner OF the glrts prize
a little mouth organ Roy Ruby as a
bargaining Hebrew won the boys
Drize a pair Of auto goggles IameS
and music was enjoyed during the
,.T-erinr At the close OF the games,
when the presents were given coun-
+ry lunch of ginger bread, lemonade
and candy was served Mrs FlerCe,
Who is teacher OF the class and hos
toss Of the gathering. was assisted IN
e1rerfaininl. her 30 or more guests by
Misses Ruth Webb and Tessie Jones \
b number of other such social gatherings
are planned for the class during the
summer months
CITY unfon Of the Baptist young peo-
Pile which was held last week AT tns
First Baptist church the members OF
the First Baptist church youu- peonle )
union were presented with silver low
I ing cup for the largest attendance OF
members in speclIied time Ahel
/ followed a vocal SOLO by Cllarles >:
] Andrew zone Sweetly Solemn Thought
! He was accompanied on the organ. by
{ Mrs F. ". Earl The next NUMBER
was a selection by four piece string
/ orchestra. followed by an interesJlns
4 talk from Rev J. y Langston pastor
/ Of the Highland Park church Mrs
Z E u Townsend who is in the city for
a few DAYS before going 10 the Baptist
I assembly 10 be held June = 10 20 az
ClOudCroft. gave q talk on the WOrk
! Of the church women Mrs Townsend
/ is from Baylor college. OF Bolton, Tex
! Later refreshments were served
3 The Highland Park Branth OF the
/ Westminster Presbyterian church met
! on June % at the home Of Mrs T. J.
Seldom. on Alabama street. only the
, regular business meeting was held,
| which was opened by Mrs W L Har-
! grove. who had charge OF the meeting,
! with a scripture reading. Then fol-
Z lowed the prayer led by Mrs F. t. Fen
nell. 4 reading on the industrial and
: educational points OF africa was then
I given by Mrs. r b. Elfers. which was
I followed by another reading Mission
I airy Work in Cuba, by Mrs X l. koo-
: ertsOn- reading on Japan was given
D uN MIS- T.. l. euuel anu was AUA-
lowed BY another reading on siam
l by Airs r. J. Seldom Mrs J. r Bisch-
! off gave the final reading Of the al
ternOon. Missionary Work in Panama
/ The Lords prayer said IN unison, con-
( cluded the meeting Those present
! were Mesdames n E. Wade, J. F. Bisch-
/ off. y. i. Hargrove. J H. Logan i.
! 7. Fenneu. +. B. Elfe-s- J G. LOwnlah.
Z r l. Robertson. 2 J seldom, W "
/ Johnson and J. II. Newton
/ Mrs. r. Fl. Dalton and Mrs. J. Thorn
hill We're hostesSeS al their home or
, Missouri street on Friday evening In
honor OF the Bowman guards. Willow
grove, Woodman Circle BuncO and
! 500 were played during the evening
: The house was decorated in red and
I white sweet peas and shasta daisies
( in the 500 games. first prize was won
/ by Mrs. O.. HeidriCE. silk sofa pillow.
. Miss Louise Gretchel won the second,
\ q hand crochet edged bath towel and
I wash cloth For the men a frogskin
! pocket book as first prize. went 10
I W = Barnes and the second. a silver
: stick pin was won by Isaac Houston.
/ In the buuco games Miss Celia Ehren-
I stien won the crochet edged dresser
{ scarf for high hOnOrs and Miss Jose
I phine Warren won the second. a drown
/ work dOilie dresser set Arthur BOr-
I Cherding won the first prize. an en-
e brOidered shaving paper holder in che
buncO games and the second prize was
/ won by Charles COrrell. a set Of pink
I silk sleeve supporters In the draw
I ing contest that followed the games,
! Mrs W l. Wilson won the prize. an
1 embroidered linen pin cushion. Fol
} lowing the drawing a musical pro-
/ gram was enjoyed The first number
I was a solo dance, The Persian Dance
, in costume by Miss FaV Ross Next
was piano duet by Mrs. John Bowman
and Miss Buelah Bowman. followed by
duet dance. The Silver Dance by
! Miss Fay Ross and Miss Margaret
! Price In this dance the girls wore
/ green tulle ballet dresses and slip
| pers with tulle bows. Miss Lois Shaw
! sang two solos. - little Bit OF Ire
/ land" and italian Love- Then Miss
| Margaret Price, in a yellow and white
, pantalet costume. danced the Snake
/ Dance" As an encore she danced IL
] IN burlesque, causing much amuse-
] ment After the program, dancing was
Z enjoyed Refreshments Of ice cream
Z and cake were served at the close Of
! the evening. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs Charles COrrell. Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Houston. Mr.. and Mrs F. J.
/ BarthOlomae. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wal
/ lace, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. LaRock. Mr.
Z and Mrs. J. Thornhill. Mr.. and Mrs F.
( H Dalton. Mesdames L HOlford. W
! L. Wilson, G. Heidrick. V. Pacetti.
! Frank Scotch, H. Mcbride. ". RAIDER.
/ A Sanchez, E. II. Zim, John Bowman.
H Heitgen. Z. G. Pratt, ". Figuira and
] W T. Taggert; Misses ID. Parker. Celia
/ Ehrenstien, Beulah Bowman. Margaret
/ Bowman. Josephine Warren. Louise
! GretcheL Bertha GretcheL Edna Scot
ten. Alice uOrald. Lois Shaw. Olive
! Martin, Margaret Price. Fay Ross.
/ Messrs- A BOrcherding. Francis Price.
| F. NJ Murphy. Charles A. RAIDER. Otto
Bartholomae Hillard Bryan and W s
/ Barnes. In the children's bunco games
little Margaret Bowman won the box
OF stationery for high score and Helen
! Buchoz won the second prize, a fan.
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Parties.
Mrs J. Emmett Lockhart was the
[ hostess at q buBcO party on Thursday
/ evening at her home in the Brewster
( apartments. in honor Of Mrs Marion
Letcher. wife OF consul Letcher. of Chi
Z huahua- Ferns and sweet peas decor
I ated the rooms, where the games were
1 played Punch was served throughout
I tn evening and later a luncheon was
/ served Mrs. Letcher is leaving in a
{ few days for Washington. ID. C.. where
( she viii join her husband. The high
score prize was won by Mrs. Howard
J Anderson; the prize for the greaest
number OF buncos was won by Mrs.
I C. B. Squire, and the consolation fell
to Mrs ". J. Quigley. Mrs. W. Lelevier
and Mrs J. Long assisted Mrs. Lock-
hart in entertaining her guests TnOea