El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-24
Parties.

! Little Sam FAINT, ir., entertained a
! Few Of his friends with a an Easter
; Egg hunt i'm Houston Square park Sat
I urday afternoon. After an afternoon
OF play, spent at the park, the guests
were served refreshments at the young
hosts home on Boulevard, by his moth
ef, Mrs = w. FAINT, who accompanied
the egg hunters to the park The
guests were Harry Pruett Betty Pruett
Billy McQuatters, Henry Silverman,
JULIUS SllVerman, Tom Lea jr. Amasa
Smith, Eugenia Smith, Virginia Nor
RS Claudia Norris and Ruth Silver
man.
a jolly Easter egg hunt was given
saturday afternoon by Mrs Murray
Crosette at her home on Bliss street,
for her three children. Virginia eros
SeIte. Aurelia Crossette and Murray F.
CfOSSelte, Jr The youngsters spent a
delightful time playing games of
various kinds and hunting the pre- ttily
cOlored Easter eggs among the shrub
bery OF the lawn. Refreshments were
served out Of doors. The youngsters
present were Charlotte Beecher. kath-
crime Beecher, Marion I.etcher. Adele
Letcher, Margueritta Letcher, Helen
Gulsley; NARY Lou glllies. Garry Mix.
Jean kluttz, Josephine kluttz, Louise
Newman, Lurline Hughes Pearl New
man, Connie Tobias. Lawrence Tobias,
Richard Halter Hilly Fink. Hugh
rink, Tom Ryan, Jack Ryan. Billie
Wilder. Wyndham White. Frederick
stevenson, and the grOWnuDs present
were Mesdames Marion Letcher. Frank
Aughes, r. G. Halter, Fred Stevenson,
X. y, Wilder, W. n. Fink, w. L. Mix
w. G. Kluttz. Eldridge Booth Hugh s.
White. George Newman, z. p Ryan,
Edward Mitchell, W. j. Quigley. T T..
Beecher, Donald B. Gillies Misses
Lucy Harper, Julia Pool, Emily Kemp
and Alice NJ Simpson.
Mrs. F. II. GOeldner entertained Sum
day afternoon with a children's party
at her home, rs North Ell PasO street
hon O. -
Sary OF her son, Fernando Goeldner
The children played various game
happily during the afternoon. Among
the games played was the Mexican
Plnatl,' in which Irwin kaufman won
the prize for striking the ola. After
the games refreshments were served
The table was decorated with a center
piece Of green foliage. surmounted
with large white Easter egg. The
Easter egg was the "pinati" game prize
At each guests plate was an Easter
basket, guarded by an Easter rabbit
and filled with Easter eggs. Assisting
the hostess in entertaining was her
niece, Miss Librada LOreto. of Douglas
Those present were Ethel Goldoft, Mil
dred StOlarOff. Irwin kaufman. Harry
Seggerman, Anita Seggerman, Max
Moeller. William Moeller. Angela Creel.
Adele Letcher, Hans Haffner, Hanna
Gmelin, Concha GOeldner. Sara Prieto.
Maria Helen ROmfort. Carlos Bornhorst.
Alicia Salazar. Manuel Salazar, Rosa
Wheelen. Ines Wheeler, Bertha Kra-
kauer and Anita Krakauer and Analisie
Goeldner
A pretty Easter party was given
saturday afternoon by Mrs. W. Eugene
Ferguson. at her home. 1918 East Bou-
levard. The living and dining rooms
were decorated with tall vases filled
with American Beauty roses and vines
falling over the vases in shower effect
Large yellow and white crepe paper
bows decorated the window drapery
and were arranged over the archway
between the two rooms. BuncO was
played during the afternoon. Miss
Stella Phipps won the first prize a I
hand painted picture. Mrs. Frank To- !
bin received the consolation prize, an /
Easter novelty. An ice course was |
served at a table arranged with min /
iature lake in the center. surrounded !
by vines and ferns. and with tiny
chickens and ducks about the lake. /
Small hand-painted baskets, with rib /
bon handles tied i'm wee bows were the /
favors Each was filled with very small !
Easter eggs and chickens. Mrs Fergu- !
son was assisted by Estelle Ferguson .
and Mrs. Ed d. Cunning. The guests I
were Mesdames Richard Thorne. Frank /
TObin, Fred a. Mayhem, Frank Had /
lock. William J. Buie Sidney Hockett.
ST., Leo Hartford, John Thomas, George
b. Oliver, James Ferguson. Edward
Cunning, Misses Rose Piatt. Maude Kie-
fer. Lilah Shaw, Estelle Phipps and Es-
-elle Ferguson.
A delightful childrens Easter party
was given Saturday afternoon i'm the
ilks' club house by Review No. A.
Nomcn's Benefit order Of Maccabees. |
or the children of the order and of the
Knights Of the Maccabees Dancing
md various games were enjoyed by the
hildren on the broad galleries about
he club and in the lodge room. SOuve-
lir baskets were given each little
-uest filled with candy Easter eggs. In
he ball room a musical program was
-iven. Much amusement was caused
" the impersonation of Charlie Chap
In" by Irving Sterling The Seventh I
Infantry band played a complimentary
oncert for the little guests and as the /
andsmen arrived they were greeted /
18th cheers of childish delight Miss Z
Eileen Klugel played a piano solo,
Tangled Roses" and sang "a Little /
Bit of Heaven. Mrs. George O'Rear
ave a humorous reading. Mrs W. r.
chutz sang. Mrs. Victor Watson. ir.
layed a piano solo. Laurel Hickoy re-
tied. Little Audrey Broyles and We
ana Broyles sang duet accompanied /
Y Miss Ruth Broyles on the piano. {
uncO was played and the prizes were {
on by Joe Osborne. The consolation Z
rize went to Cecil Pollock. Both prizes
ere boxes OF candy. An ice course was 2
rived in the out Of door court Of the =
ub building. Mrs Jack Halford was j.
he chairman Of the committee in I q
large and she was assisted by Mes +
lmes George Smith. C. E Rritton. I G
onna Klugel and Elda Shaw. There d
ere over 200 children present ''
+
ards. u
Mrs. Alma J. Cox and Mrs. S. J. Fen q q