El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-25
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Parties.

Little Eva Jenkins was the honored
guest at a celebration of her eighth
anniversary, al the home of her par
ents on north Campbell street. Mrs.
T. y jenkins and her daughter. Miss
Irene Jenkins were the hostesses Of
the afternoon. Pink carnations and
ferns were the decorations. which as
sisted in carrying out the color scheme
of pink and white. In the center Of
the table stood a large white birthday
cake. At the places were small sewing
baskets. filled with pink candy, which
served as favors- Eight pink lighted
candles We're arranged effectively about
the table Little Eva received pretty
and useful presents from her eight
guests, who were Margaret Emery. Ma
tilda Amstater, Elizabeth Williams. Lu-
Gle POnsford, Helen Collins, Barney
Humphreys and Cleora Humphreys.
Complimentary TO Miss Edna Pritch-
EFT, Of Pittsburg, Kansas. Mrs. Albion
A Jones entertained few of her
younger friends at an informal gather
ing at her home on Hamilton street.
The affair was in the form of lawn
reception Games were enjoyed on the
lawn and the refreshments were served
on the porch later Miss Prichett has
recently moved TO FL Paso, where she
viii make her future home with her
brothers, Paul and Ray Pritchett
Games and music were enjoyed during
the afternoon At about the close of
the afternoon. salad course was
served the guests by the hostess. as
sisted by Miss Adela Chavez. Those
present were Misses Edna PritchetI
Adeia Chavez. Madeline Fisk. Lille
Meyer, of La Luz, New Mexico Coral
Bias. Isabel Valentine. Hazel Spence
Dorothy Parker. Ruby Bozart Marion
Pullman, Madeline Birney and Gladys
Kilt
Mrs Charles Gring was the guest of
honor at an informal gathering at
the home of Mrs. Will Rotermund. $40
stewart street, given by the members
of the Forward Movement Class circle
No l Of Houston Square Baptist church.
on Wednesday afternoon The after
noon was spent in fancy work and
converse ton At the close of the after
noon an ice course was served by the
hostess. who was assisted by Mrs Will
liam Haight and Mrs Stella Given
Ihose present were Misses Alice Stat
lander, Of Indianap polls: Mary Page and
Helen Little, Mesdames r. I. Miller.
J. L. QUIT, Ernest Barganeer, Kate
Martin, John GiSt, Earl Wilson. R L
Norris. Thomas Peach, Z. NJ. BIanken-
ship, J r Compton. William Haighr
VIII Rotermund. Stella Given. c. v
Jackson. c A Bush, J. c Norris. c L.
Y an Eaten, c A Masters Charles
Gring, b Clements, c O. Homer, W. II.
Day and NJ D Gaylord.
The entertainment at the base hos
pltal for the convalescent soldiers Civ
en- on Thursday evening was a thor
ough success It was the ".Pennsylva-
MA Military Night The hit of the
evening was the First PENNSYLVANIA
band. led by D. D. MirelIa. The first
number on the program was an aero
batic number by Pvt. J. c Parker of !
the Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry. /
rms was followed by a band selection |
by the First Pennsylvania field artfl- |
lery band The third feature was a !
number of solos by Pvt James Como |
rota, member of the Pennsylvania !
artillery band The 10th PENNSYLVANIA !
band then played a selection, which {
was followed by number of songs by |
the double quartet of the Seventh !
pennsylvania, accompanied by the
band OF the 10th Pennsylvania The |
individual members who had other |
were Leo Dawson, who sang
a number OF solos; Martin Boop. who /
also sang; L. J. Goeins. who gave A |
number OF Irish monoIogue readings
ana J. l. Symptoms. who sang a num- |
Der OF bass solos The sixth number on
the program was a selection by the 1Otb /
pennsylvania field artillery band. The
closing number of the program was
played by the First field artillery hand '
The first number was Aloha De" and !
me last was America" in which ev- !
aryone present Joined. There were
about 2500 people present with a far
greater number of officers and civil
ans than usual AS the numbers ap-
9eared Mrs Donna KIugel who has
'narge OF these affairs. read the num-
'ers- The first Thursday IN September
VIII be "Massac husetts night