El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
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Miss Ieulsb Williams viii be the
| suesl OF honor at party 70 De S;-bf
| Dy MISS Alice Bishop Tuesaay tsS,,sI
| MIS- B. +. Hammett. gave HeL Gil. -.
entertainment to the Elks children -
! uruay night at the Elks nome
l usual large attendance was pIeseH--
1lOFlng pictures was first IN the ~
entertainment followed by uduCS li-
/ me ballroom Mrs. Dan White ana e-[ us
! W T. Roe were in charge mere. ALc
youngest baby present this year W.
/ tnal or Mr. and Mrs. J. W Chrislie- ~
tie Marie Christie. who was presslteu
with a gold locket and chain MIS-
f1ammett was assisted in entertaining
] Dy her daughter. Mrs. 3. l. Farrar anu
ar. Farrar. and her son, PAU aaIh liam
NETT, and her Blue Bird club, Misses
J Margaret Neff. Louise Beach and LYDIA
B ana Mary Happier. As the YOUNG
guests left the building they were pre-
sented with fancy boxes OF canuy pE
M and Mrs. Z L. Cobb and Mr. ana
! mrs. B. L Farrar.
A delightful buncO party was given
saturday afternoon by Miss Annette
Morse, at her home on Mundy avenue
There were six tables Of players. Inc
first prize was won by Margaret Las
kin The consolation prize went 70
Elisa ScobelL An ice course was
served. The hostess was assisted IN en-
Pertaining her guests by her motner'
Miss Julia Morse. Among those pres
ent were Misses Margaret stevens
Mary Pitman. Marion Dunn Katherine
Seamon, katherine Burnside. Elisa SEQ
bell, Cora Scott, Elizabeth MorrlsS
Mary Happier. Mary Mason Helmlcks
Lena Glnsberg, Marjorie Harris, Mar
garet Laskin, Ruth ArOnstein. Norma
Pailat, Consuelo Weber. Edith Woeh-
Ter, Lorraine Woehler. Margaret COOPER
Florence Edwards. Jane March, Aetna
Coffin, Dorothy Waldron and ErIn4
Morton.
Miss Ruth Hockett entertained
number OF her friends at her home
1921 Clifton street, Saturday after-
noon. in honor OF her 18th birthday an
niversary. The guests presented tns
hostess with many attractive glIts.
Games OF various kinds were played
during the afternoon and punch and an
ice course were served The guests
were Callie Fari. Margaret Far1, Irene
Bunsen, Jessie Young. Grace Anna
Jones. Frances Bogardus, Edna AIR,
Gertrude Abr. Genevieve Paden. RUBY
COalsOn. Beth PiIIsbury, Margaret LOl-
lis, Jessie Pool. Lester Pillsbury, Ralph
Pillsbury. Steve Smith. Robert Smith, =
Albert Abr, Fred Bogardus, Marvin
Fulkerson. Eugene FulkersOn. Earl
Coaison and Billie HurzthaI- The hos
tess was assisted in entertaining BY
her mother, Mrs Frank HOckett and
Mesdames G. Il. smith. L c. Smith,
n J. Young W G. FuIkerson. H A
Wilson and c. Peters
delightful shower was given SIT
urday afternoon by a number Of the
young women OF the First Baptist
church at the home OF Mrs. Alice 5.
CawthOrn. on Kansas street in honor
OF Miss Leulah Williams, whose mar
rage will occur on June l. The rooms
were prettily decorated with PINK ana
white sweet peas During the after
noon musical selections we're enjoyed
Miss Genevieve Hay played violin
solos, accompanied by Miss Zenobia
Hight. Miss Hight played plano solos
Miss Helen Hay sang. accompanied by
Miss Opal Corn Miss Corn played
piano solos. During the afternoon
punch was served and later an ice
were all piled upon a pretuly deco
rated table and later in the afternoon
Miss Williams was escorted into the
room where the table was placed ana
the gifts presented TO her. Among the
guests present were Misses Leulah
Williams, Isabelle Springer, Maud
Lyles. Pearl Lyles. Genevieve Hay
Helen Hay. Vera Norris. Angie stroud
Clay HerndOn. Antoinette Matkin, Lutte
Lewis. Zenobia Hight. Nettie hester,
Grace Hawkins, Elizabeth haw kInsi
ris Mary Bonner, Alice Bishop, Vera
Hunt and FlOy Pence. Mesdames
Frank Lynch. J. L Walker, J. +. W IL
IiamS. V E Ware and Alice CaWthorn-
Miss Goidie Winnie Waugh. who will
be an early June bride, was the guest
OF honor at a miscellaneous shower
given Saturday afternoon oy MS w
II Forbes. jr-. at her home IN Altura
Park Pink and white sweet peas and
ferns decorated the rooms attractively
carrying out a color plan Of pink and
white Bunco was the amusement
game OF the afternoon and the first !
prize, a pair Of silk hose, was won by
Mrs Amy butcher MEs. Otis Jones
received the second priSe, a cut glass
vase. Mrs. c. A BilimJn received the
prize for which the players cut. which
was a pair Of lingerie clasps Little
c. c. Roberts. IT.. entered after the
games were over. drawing preItlly
decorated cart. trimmed with pink ana
white hearts and ribbons and uIled
with the shower gifts for the bride
tO-be Mrs. 6. L Dalton played piano
selections while the little boy brought
in the gifts. a two course luncheon
was served. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. J. o. Forbes and : L DaIton-
There were present Misses Goldle
Winnie Waugh, Vivian NJ Cannon. Luz
cile Crenshaw. Vivian Booth, Marion [
Doolittle, Bess Roberts, Lois Walker /
Almira Mead. Vivian Sheay. floy I
Woods. Mesdames T. A. Thurston. g ) ;
Erickson. sam Vaughn. Harry Burwell- I
$. A TullOch. s. Wileman. Helen Mead /
Amy butcher. W A DOOlittle. ) L. 7
Dalton. J. o. Forbes. Fred -ktlmer, Jr-, !
Crawford Harvie, ]. B. McGrady, A. /
z jackson. c. \. Billmah, J.. r 4
Walker. J. r BOncurant. ". \, 2. /
Waugh, E G. Hill. J. y. Mayfield, y. I
C. Birch. Randolph Murray and J. 3. /