El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-16

VERY delightful tea, the month
n ly social meeting Of the Fl Paso
L - Equal Franchise league oe-
CURED Thursday afternoon At the home
Of Mrs. l. L. Mundy. on North Oregon
street The rooms We're most attrac-
lively decorated with quantities OF
palms. and ferns English ivy and
srnilax vines were festooned over the
door ways and the windows and at
tached to the window draperieS- In
honor Of St Patrick's day there were
numerous bouquets Of green and white
carnations about the rooms.
OF the program presented, the talk
by Mrs J. \ Rawlings on the impor-
lance of having a woman and a mother
on the school board, was one OF TN
most interesting events MIS- Raw
iugs emphasized the ability OF tne
mother of school children to keep IN
closer touch with the school room,
through visits TO the schoCl and &c
, Quaintance with the teachers. TO IN
derstand better the needs or the chliu-
than the average man who Is TOO ousS
through the day TO visit the schools.
Walter Davis sang and accompanied
Mrs L. L. Mundy, who sang several Sc
: lections.
Mrs. r. II. Darlington recited When
! the Green Gets Back on the Trees, py
I Riley and The Shave store
Mrs George h Clements AEdh
/ Girls a Girl for ~ That" which was
written by her son. Tom Clements
Miss 4. Louise Dietrich read snort
! article about the status Of equal SUI
/ fraEe 40 years ago Miss Dletrlch was
] the chairman of the days program
! A suffrage campaign song 70 the
music of the Wearing of the Green
( was sung by the assemblage-
Tea and cakes were served later IN
: the afternoon go,
The serving table was very prettily
! arranged In the center was Dis
/ inverted Irish hat OF green. fllied Win
/ green carnations and ferns A batten-
! berg lace cloth over green satin, Gov
I cred the table and there were green
: candles under green and silver shades
about the table. The minis were IN
/ the shape of shamrocks-
! Mrs J. A Rawlings and Mrs - A
/ Crftchett poured the tea MesdarneS
r N Peabody, r. H Darlington and
( L T KILLER assisted in serving 1hsy
1 wore dainty white aprons ana caps'
! ornamented with shamrock and green
This guests were met at the door BY
/ little Violet kibler-
! Assisting in entertaining were Mes
/ DANES S. J. FennelL Volney Leona arg
! a. ". De Pew and H A. Taylor Ins
| affair was very well attended
\
/, Many dinner parties marked me
fortnightly dinner dance OF the Il Paso
! country club Thursday night which
was a very jolly affair.
/ Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Stewart enter
! tanned Mr. and Mrs H r McClintock.
Mr. and Mrs. Alves Dixon and MI ana
I Mrs r Emmett Hines
Mr. and Mrs E E. Neff had as their
I guests Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Coles anc
! Capt. and Mrs William c. Gardenhtrs
Miss Virginia Whitehead, OF Denver.
J Colo. was the guest OF nonor r., az a
dinner Cparty given by Wilbur Elliott
! His guests included Miss Whitehead
I Miss Helen StrattOn and Mary Hill
Nesdames Charles Whitehead. James
( l. Collins. H. T J. Cream, Col and Mrs
! william Il Aliaire. Maj. and Mrs VII
| liam Elliott. Col. Alexander y stark,
| Capt Charles 5 Haight. Lieut. Robert
! MEG. Littleio1n. Lieut.. J. H Reaneyi
Victor Wales and Earl Edwards
Guests Of Capt and Mrs. Charles p
! George were Capt and Mrs. Victor S
Foster. Lieut.. and Mrs. George s Pat
ton. Miss Edna Hirshinger, Capt Berke-