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

Dunn. Marion Kerr Lena Palmer. Jane {
/ Miller. Villas Simmons, Bernice Boyles.
| Marie Kerr. Grace McEey. Merle Tatum,
J Alice Van Eaton. Henrietta Jacobs.
Minette Watson. Frederick kipp, Sa-
die POnsford, Elma SETTLE. Katherine
knburn and Marian Howe: Paul Nc
Queen Leland Bartlett, Rov Gilbert.
Bernhard 1<rupp. Billy Berrieu, Charles
ThUrstOn, Jack Cole, HOyL Cole, Glenn
/ Brodericl, Joe Aiagoffin. Cabell Greet
clyde SeabUrn. Mayo Seamon, ArZie
Hathaway, Hiram Duncan. William
Hughes, Madison Aludd. Charles Thurs
ton, Harland Irwin, Guyler Magruder.
Willis Ellis, Clifford Irwin. Winchester
Cooley, Dawson Bry an. Roy Won Peck,
Errold Lapowski. Hubert Sharp. Her
man Silberberg. Palmer Boyd, William
Bias. Ewald Kip, Harry McKemy,
Frank Scotch, Joe Wright, Bailey
Winter
Mrs. VI P. Schuster. general superin-
tendent- and Miss Katherine G. Kelly.
superintendent of nurses. Of Providence
hospital, entertained the nurses Of the
hospital training school and the grad
yates OF the hospital school. who took
the state examination the past week,
with dinner party. The affair. given
Saturday night, was a complete sur
prise to the nurses The dinner table
was arranged in the dining room of the
hospital. which vas deliberately decor
ated with quantities OF English ivy
namented with a big yellow satin bow.
From IL narrow ribbon streamers ex-
tended 10 the ends Of the long table,
attached TO big wicker baskets, filled
with colored candy Easter eggs. Easter
rabbits were about the baskets In the
center of the table was "A pedestal sur
mounted by big basket Of Easter
eggs. About the base Of the pedestal
we're numerous white rabbits holding
carrots il their paws Narrow stream
ers Of yellow ribbon extended TO the
places of the guests, where they were
attached 70 miniature baskets OF tiny
candy Easter eggs. guarded by little
yellow chickens. The place cards were
ornamented with yellow flowers. Fol-
lowing the dinner the nurses enter
tanned their men friends with an in
formal party in the nurses home.
Games and dancing were enjoyed.
4 number of delightful dinner par
ties were enjoyed a. the University
club Sunday night. Miss Zula House
entertained the guests with number
James Lee Hebberd- Some OF the
guests were Dr. ana Mrs J. E Keltner,
Mr.. and Mrs james Lee Hebberd. F. 3.
Fletcher, Leslie Def. Frank Hughes.
Miss Clara Fink ana Miss Sarah Small
Reservations Tor tables have been
made for the fortnightly dinner dance
to be given Thursday evening AZ the FL
PaSo Country club Col. ". d Beach
Robert Krakauer viii be hosts TO six
guests. Mr. and Mrs George LeBarOn
Will entertain 10 guests. z. c. Cochran
will be host 10 seven guests. Col and
Mrs. W. H Allaire will be hosts 10
ten guests. Col. and Mrs. Joseph Gar
rard will entertain eight guests. Capt
and Mrs. Victor Foster viii have eight
guests. Lieut. William =. Simpson will
entertain seven guests, Lieut. II. {.
Moore Will be host 10 ten guests. Lieut.
W L Edmundson will have eight
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs J. z. Bowen entertained
Informally al dinner Sunday night. al
their home on Montana street. COM
plimentary to J. II Childs and his
mother, Mrs. 7. u Childs. M Childs
is to be the assisting musician AT the
musical TO be given tonight by NJ.
and Mrs. Bowen and their daughter.
Miss Nellie May Bowen, n the womaR's
club auditorium.
\ number Of dinner parties were
given at the Country club Saturday
evening, preceding the week end
dance MAJ George H. AIcAIaster en-
tertained AR and Mrs +. W. Smath-
ers and Miss Mildred Sma1hers. Of Ash
vile. y. g
The guild OF the church OF St Clement
VIII be hostess Tuesday afternoon at
a tea to be given IN the tea rooms on
Montana street. for the members OF the
church and their friends.
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