El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

.u place by big white chrysanthemums-
The place cards were dainty hullei-
lies These were perched upon the
rims of the water glasses and from
them extended little pink rlopcis
which were held by small cupids, SIT
ting on the table beside the glasses
The favOrs were small white DasNeLS'
tied with pink tulle and tneSe con-
tanned pink and white minis Mrs
Robinson was assisted in entertalnln5
hv her sister, Mrs. Martina NlliislH-
The guests were Misses hattIe ia
Iyoretz. Essie Plunketr- Iheo rare.
son MadCe Steele, Kate Sloker. Mlloa
Connolly. Mesdames " r. LoretZ. iil
T. owen, Frank Hughes. Il W. -A--
CandIess and Martha Gillian
AIRS Arthur hurry. Of Washington.
t.. g. was the guest OF honor ar =
luncheon. given by Mrs T. \ SleWal- l.
saturday afternoon 1T her nome on
aFarofFin avenue PINK roses and PINK
-.eTdIes in silver sticks. decorated the
table in a pleasing way me SL,-,es
were WesdameS Arthur AurrH- ttyl -'
Bell. jr-. H. Conger IratN /" .,-l'i.i
T. AUafre. A. F. ~ Bell A. T. SoIes'
Zach T. White and James L. oiii-'S-
Mrs David Leroy Pickens- recent
bride was the guest OF houpr al ~
afternoon tea. given SATURDAY 10y -'-tS
Isabelle Valentine, at neT no-lle ol
Grande street. The guests were
ceived bv Miss Valentine Mrs FlcaeiiS'
Mrs J. = MORRISON and Mrs W =
Valentine During the afternoon l.lf.i-'
selections were played by M-S5 n ~
leen Faris Tea was poured p4 al =
J. r. Mcleod and Mrs h. T. JACKSON
The table was decorated win "a nl@
basket I'm the center lilleu Wttl az
tumn fruits and orna1nenleu WIN 80
+7lr-1 leaves About this were otall-e
shaded candles. in crystal sticks. Ieu
with orange tulle bows thr"uEn ll-S
house autumn foliage was most al
tractfvely used in the decor. Lloi.S-
N1rerOus sheaves Of wheat. tied WIN
orange ribbons. We're about and there
were branches of bright cololeu a .-
tunn leaves and yellow and WhlIe
cllrvsa ufhenums- About 80 HueS'S
caIIed. Assisting In entertaining anu
e.s-1-i-~- 1[ere Misses Katherine Glenn,
Mabel Glenn, Madeline FISK anu 1a' =
A. A. Jones
AIRS lanes p. Nash was the hostess
III a pretty tea the last OF tne WeeA'
rfven at her home on Arizona stree L
-Tha a-uests were received by Mrs NaSh
and ner sister. Mrs Harry swan AlIs-
Nash wore q dainty gown OF pan /,
SIX rulIe. over cloth OF silver, trimmed
with silver lace Mrs swan VS.
--o7-ned in pink metallic cloth. yelled
in cream silk lace. Large shaggy Esl-
low chrvsanthemums in tail ivory baSh =
cts and quantities Of palms decor - -
the rooms in q pleasing way ABOUT
dies in crystal sticks Yellow tune
bows tied the sticks In the dining
room q salad course was served; AIs
= g Crews Mrs Victor = Ragslo,
Mrs Burleson Staten and Mrs Homer
Wells OF Clint. Texas, poured the Tea,
at an attractively decorated table II
was covered with handsome clt-lE
lace cloth over yellow satin IN the
center was a tall cut glass vase, filled
with large yellow GllrEs'Il % ~ u = :,
About This were yellow candles ia
single silver holders and candeiaofas-
During the afternoon a three piece or
chestra played About 50 guests at
tended the tea
Gen. and Mrs George Bell. II, enter
tanned Sunday night at the Naile[ INN
Ysieta. IN honor Of Gen ana MIS- -, " ~ "!
lam CrOZfer. OF Washington, D. 9 l-rlT
other guests were Col George T. Lang
horne and Col . Q. Williams Cen
Crozier is chief ordinance officer OF me
NJ and Mrs G.. ". Roberts motored
20 the Inn sunday with Nj and MIS-
II J. McNuuen. and they had DINNER TO-
gether . -.
a dinner group SUNDAY nlshI az IN N
Inn was composed Of Thomas = HaW %
l-ins. J. z Coleman. Mrs F. F. van
Fpps and Miss Alice F1zpatrlch-
col George H Morgan was host AZ I.
luncheon sunday at the Inn, 70 M ana
Ss+nrisv night c. I. Hill entertained
Pev and Mrs Herman G Porter MrS
3. Price. Mrs Dorothy Taylor ana w :
Greenfield
In dinner party Saturday night al
the Inn were Miss Lena Hall. Mrs
Joseph 4 Dickey. Mrs. Charles g. Har-
court and Mrs H O. Harcourt
Harold r Parker Q + Morgan anu
", H. Young. Of D, Boston 7s8 h'd oiiiiis'
Capt. and Mrs A. W Foreman en-
: ferrsined Miss Virginia Akard A. the
Inn at luncheon Saturday
Harry H Smizeley. OF Gol1nBa o. 5,
ohio. entertained A. W ColdweH and
& Robert F. Southern 1T dinner SATURDAY
night at the Inn
/ Col Charles w Taylor the retiring
commander Of the Eighth cavalry. wa.
5 the guest of honor at a reElmenta
3 dinner the last OF the week gwen Al
J the officers club al Fort Bliss DE Ln'
/ officers OF the Eighth cavalry Inc
{ rooms We're most attractiVeiE decor acc
2 with Halloween symbols and lanterns
: and ar the beginning Of the dinner tnt
national and regimental colors Wert
. brought IN and Col Taylor proposed q
l toast to the Colors- The Eighrn cdNalrl
{ band ulaved during the dinner Lieut.
! col George T. LanghOrne presided a.
! toastmaster. and short talks were mad.
! bv Col TAYLOR. Col. John W Heard
/ Col Joseph II. Garrard- Lieut. Col
I Laughorue and capt W F. Godson
loved dancing n addition 20 the Off
GERS Of the regiment and their families
! there We're present Col. Joseph H. Gar
I rard and Col. George H Morgan. fOrme
commanders Of the regiment and ais
former commandments Of Fort Bliss
J Lieut. Col. Langnorne. Capt W F. God
son and Capt T. 4. Wagner were II
4 charge OF the dinner arrangements
Mrs. J. ". Moseley entertained IN
I members Of the junior auxiliary o
Westminster Presbyterian church wit
I an informal Keusington tea. at he
/ home on Cliff street. Saturday after
/ noon. Quantities OF white and pin
/ cIrysanthemums. from the garden q
the hostess. decorated the rooms Al
tractivelv. Assisting the hostess
I servig tea were Misses Gladys Band
and Elizabeth Harris There were pres
! cnt Misses Anna IversOn. Winifred Wi
SOB. Kate Lewis. Glays Bandy. Eliza
( ] beth Harris. Addie Kerr. Mesdames v
F Flaniken. Bradford Hardie. job
I ArObIev Z F. Simpson. Henry HUI