El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
Dinners. Lmcheons, I cas-.

Louis r. Lay entertained Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Schram and Miss Maxine Mitchell
at dinner at the Valley Inn, Ysleta,
Friday night
J. NJ Hefferman entertained Miss
Mabel O'Connor, Miss Ethel Clasgens
and Ed Held at dinner at the Valley
Inn. Ysleta, Friday night.
+. NJ Lassiter entertained recently
at dinner at the Valley Inn. Ysleta.
His guests were Mr., and Mrs u. c.
Booth and Miss Nettie Louise Rowland.
The Women's auxiliary of the Car
penters' union viii give a tea at the
home Of Mrs. r. c. Light. SIS San Mar
eial street, on Thursday afternoon
from to 5 o'clock.
United States consul Marion Letcher,
of Chihuahua, and Mrs. Letcher, Thurs
day evening at the TOltec club enter
tanned at dinner DR.. H. II. STARK, Mrs
Stark and ner sister. Mrs. H. P. Hal.
Lieut.. Col. T. W. Moore and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Slater The guests par.ici,
mated in the Valentine dauce of She
club.
Mrs. B. F. Hammett was the guest Of
honor at an informal afternoon tea.
given Friday, by Mrs. Z. +. Neff and
Mrs. r. J. Beall. at the home of Mrs
Neff or Randolph street. The rooms
We're decorated with quantities Of pink
carnations and ferns. Mrs. J. a Hap
per and Mrs. i. NJ. Bell poured tea.
The tea table was decorated with mink
y
bows of pink tulle and surrounded by
pink candles in crystal sticks.
Miss Estelle Goodman, whose mar
rage to Charles Levy has recently
been announced, was the guest Of hon
or at a dinner given Thursday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. VIII R. Schultz, at the
West Ysleta Country club. Miss Good
man was also the guest of honor at
dinner given at Hotel Paso del Norte
recently by NJ. Oppenheimer. The
guests were Miss Goodman. Charles
Levy, A Rosenberg, of New Orleans,
and J. Benedict, of Buffalo. n. Y.
Mrs. S T. Turner gave a delightful
luncheon Friday, at her home on Mon
tana street, complimentary to Miss
Mary Boone, who is the guest of DR..
and Mrs B. NJ WOrsham. The luncheon
appointments were suggestive of ap-
preaching spring. A plan OF yellow
and white was carried out in the party.
DaffOdils, jonquil and freesia blossoms
decorated the table. A cOrsage bouquet
Of the same flowers was presented. to
the guest of honor Miniature yellow
parasols were the place markers. Mrs.
Turner's guests were Misses Mary
Boone, Ruth Murphy, Hildegard SaueT,
Alma Jones' Mary Gates Redmond
Olive Davis, Alice Myles. Emily Kemp,
Virginia Semple, Irene Laughlin, Nell
Stafford Wanda Race and Mrs. J.
Mason Pollard.
me men banquet at the First Bdp-
list church Friday night was one OF
the most successful affairs given by
the church people. Eighty men were
present. The women of the aid and
missionary society Of the church served
the supper. They were assisted by the
young women Of the church. G. p.
Putnam presided at the meeting. W.
J. Buie gave the address of the meet
ing. an inspirational talk For a Great
er First Baptist Church" ]. Frank
Cheek sang two solos during the sup
per. Short talks were made by judge
A. NJ. Walthall. mayor Tom Lea, j. L.
QUAD, Or. p. NJ. Rigdon, J. II. Nations,
Breedlove Smith and Rev. J. F. Will
Jams Mrs. l.. o. Hines recited pleas
ing humorous selections. The quartet
of the church. composed of Charles An
drews. J. Frank Cheek, Glen T. Scott
and II. NJ. Hunt, sang "Old Kentucky
Home" and Home Sweet Home" at the
close of the program. a number of
registration cards for the approaching
laymen's convention were secured at
the close Of the banquet.