El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-04

L L OF Douglas. Ariz, whose mar
rage will be celebrated IN the First
Baptist church on Saturday. IS coming
in for marked social attention, ere tbs
day OF her wedding. Monday after
noon. at the J. c. Beauchamp home
us Brown. Mrs. s. D. Co5bs and her
cousin. Miss Nellie Mae Beauchamp
extended 10 this popular girl a sur
prise miscellaneous shower by way OF
a pre-nuptIal courtesy. With pink and
green the dominant decorative note
the rooms were decked profusely in
dahlias and tendriHed green. the re-
freshments furthering the color
scheme. Little Anna Douglas Evans,
white frock. be-bowed in pink and
her tresses wreathed in green mallne
and pink rose buds. streWed flowers
in the path Of the coming bride, as
the latter was led 10 the arched door
way where handsome white parasol
was suspended. with the dainty gifts
attached 10 innumerable white and
green ribbons Mrs. Beauchamp as
sisted in dispensing hOspitality.
Among those hidden WERE Mrs. r. IT.
Bishop. Miss Elizabeth Hawkins. Miss
Grace Hawkins. Mrs Joseph NJ Evans.
hams, Miss Lorraine Lacy, Miss Ruth
Lacy, Miss Lucille Hunt. Miss Vera
Hunt. Miss Nell Taylor. Miss kath-
leeu Faris. Miss Maud Lyles, Mrs Lee
Merrill. Miss Vera Morris. Miss Anna
Douglas Evans. Miss Pearl BedinE-
field and Miss Anna Bedingfield-
Mrs j. F. Williams Of 1905 Magot-
fin avenue is giving prenuptial Tor
Miss Bishop on Thursday afternoon,
Miss Kathleen Faris having reserved
the following day in which to extend
to Mr.. Wheeler'S fiancee her COmpI-
meut Miss Faris is TO be bridesmaid
and sole attendant for Miss Bishop.
Morton Howell Of Douglas coming
over to serve as best man The mar
riage will be a dignified. simple
church function, to be sOlemnized at
nigh noon, on saturday. by Rev j. +.
Williams, friends having been invited.
A S o'clock supper on the lawn, fol-
lowed by an evening Of old fashioned
games, was the merry form Of diver
sion Rev. and Mrs. Charles L over
street gave to a beyy OF young folk,
Monday evening, at their home in the
CarCssO apartments 1t was sort
of farewell, as Charles Overstreet, jr-,
and Miss Ellen Payne are leaving
Thursday for Franklin, Ind, Charles
to enter Franklin college and his
cousin to resume her high school
work. Miss Payne has been an in
terestinE visitor in FL PasO for much
OF the summer, having accompanied
Rev. Mr.. Overstreet home from his
eastern vacation trip. and she has
been much entertained during her
pleasant stay. Mrs. Overstreet was
assisted IN serving by her daughter.
Adelaide. and by Katherine Sutor and
Evelyn Jameson Among the young
folk attending were Misses Ellen
Payne. Helen Reading. Jane Burgess,
Marian Howe. Marian Calnan, Frances
Oppenheimer. Katherine and Frances
Earle, Dorothy Irene Vollertson.
Gladys Mueller. Katherine Dick. Vir-
Einia Turner Of Los Angeles. and
Messrs- Ralph Pateman. Chester Rice,
John March, Dewey Carson. Bruce
Beyau. George Matkin, Harold Cald-
well. Paul Anderson. Robert Wash
burn. Wilfred kranzthor. Jim Auder-
son. Roland Anderson
Three years Old the third OF Sep
TENDER was dainty little Jean Eliza
beth Hirsch daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Homer C. Hirsch. Of 18I Newman. who
celebrated the event with sure
enough birthday party. on Monday
atternoou. The children romped mer-
rAy on the lawn, going In the house