El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-05
Dinners, Luncheons, Teos.

An informal dinner was given sat
urday night by Mr.. and Mrs. r. Walter
Long, at Hotel Sheldon. The guests
were Misses Edna Long and Lillian
Otey. AIessrs. Percy Van Pelt and
Frank Thayer
Mrs Adrian POOL q recent bride. VIII
be the guest Of honor at an afternoon
tea, to be given Saturday afternoon.
from $50 to o'clock. in the Woman's
club building. The nOtsesses will be
the sisters Of judge Pool. Mrs Van G.
Wilson and Misses Bertha Pool, Vera
Pool. Julia Pool and Mary Pool.
Gen and Mrs. Walter Harris. OF the
I Georgia national guard, We're guests
OF honor at dinner given Saturday
evening at Hotel Sehldon by Col and
MdS- r " Besk. The color scheme
was red, scarlet roses forming the
centerpiece of the table. The guests
were Capt and Mrs. Pat. NJ Stevens,
Col. Hall, Maj Gambler, Capt Mills
and capt Morrison
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse ". Harris, who
were recently married, and Mrs. 5. T.
kirksey. OF san Antonio, the mother of
Mrs. Harris, were the honor guests at
a dinner party given saturday night
by Mr. and Mrs J. E QUAD. at their
home on Montana street Red and
white carnations decorated the table
attractive and the same colors were
repeated In all OF the SIX courses Of
the dinner. The table was covered
with handsome cloth Of French en-
broidery.
The junior auxiliary Of the church
OF St Clement gave a very enjoyable
tea at the churchs parish house on
Saturday afternoon The rooms were
made very coy with Navajo rugs.
pillows and spring flowers. Tea and
cake were served during the afternoon
4 delightful program was enjoyed,
Miss Marta Gertrude Layer, former
mission teacher in China, who is now
teaching in Canutillo, gave very
interesting talk on Cninesr customs
Winifred Woods played mum Der of
piano solos. The junior girls are
Misses Vivian POmeroy. enetia Van
den Brock, Leo Van den Brock Geor-
gle Stewart JOY Crutchfieid and EllI-
nor Porcher- The next meeting VIII
be with Miss Leo Van den Brock on
Wednesday, at her nome on Arizona
street
University and college sorority mem
hers who are members Of the PAN
Hellenic society, enjoyed a delightful
get together luncheon Saturday after
noon in the tea rooms on Montana
street The luncheon was served in SIX
courses Various cOlOred carnations
decorated the table. Preceding the
luncheon, a brief business meeting was
held. IL was planned that the social
service work of the Pan-Hellenic so
ciety should be devoted to assisting the
work OF the Associated Charities The
meetings were set for the second Tues
day of each month These viii be held
at the homes OF the members The
members present, and the sOrOrities 10
which they belong. were Mrs Donald
B. Gillies. Miss Claudia Brahm and
Miss Mary HowFen, Of the Alpha Delta
Pi sorority, Mrs. Harry j. Pons
ford and Mrs. y. Eliza beth Rue. Of the
Alpha Phi. Mrs Everett Long, Chi
Omega: Mrs. Kenneth MacCallum and
Miss Ruth Long, Delta Delta Delta;
Misses Levina Peters. Helen Becker
Mary Leighton, Laura Martin and Mrs
r b. Redic. Kappa Alpha Theta; Miss
Katherine Gould. ri Beta PM: Misses
Louise Sistermaus and May Bright, Phi
MI. AIesdames Percy 8IcGhee. jr
Frank Feuille. jr-, Langford J. Locke,
Misses Grace Flick. Mabel O'ConnOr
Milda Connolly and ElsinOr Shelton,
Zeta Tau Alpha, Mesdames Is. r Clut-
ter. Walter Ware. Lee r OrndOrff i
Misses Sarah Bridgers and Ida c.
Burke, Kappa Kappa Kappa Gamma