El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
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Mrs. George NJ Apple was the guest
OF honor at 4 prettily appointed party,
given by Mrs James H BrysOn. Friday
afternoon in the tea rooms on Montana
street Mrs George Bell. 5r., and Mrs.
E 7. Donnelly poured the tea and cOf-
Zee There were about 20 guests pres
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Harris. Of St.
Paurs Lutheran church, entertained the
guild OF the church Friday afternoon
at their home On Montana street. First
a business meeting was held and then
cial time enjoyed Mrs Max Muller
and Mrs. Fred Muller were the prize
winners IN the games Refreshments
were served. Plans were discussed to
have e bazar shortly after Easter. The
affair was well attended.
The primary department children OF
the First Baptist church and their
mothers. were entertained at the church
parlors Friday There were about 165
present The heads OF the primary
department were in charge. Mrs 6.
n Orr was the chairman. Miss Lorraine
Lacy sang with Miss Myrtle Beding-
field accompanying her. P NJ RigdOn.
superintendent Of the Sunday school.
talked on the work OF the school and
Rev. J. +. Williams, the church pas
tor, also spoke on this topic Mrs.
C. NJ Orr talked on the cradle roll
work Refreshments were served The
ratiOns
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. ouigley were
given delightful surprise party Fri
day night. in honor of their 2Oth we'd
ding anniversary, at their home on
Montana street The surprise party
guests were all friends from Mexico.
Dancing was the amusement Of the
evening buffet supper was served.
Among those in the party were Mt.
and Mrs. W. G. Roe. Nj. and Mrs. Z s.
Plumb. Mr. and Mrs 4. / Eaton, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Fl. Booth. ST.. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E Beecher, Mr. and Mrs Fred r.
Stevenson, Mesdames Clement Jungk,
Virginia DeSmith- Misses Mary E
Hickey. Corinne Birmingham, Louise
Sanburn and Sue May Whiteside, Lieut..
Canton ODonnen. Lieut.. ". Shade.
Lieut. Edward Hart Lieut. G. L. Yates,
James Anderson, Paul Anderson. Fran
els Anderson and Lieut. H Cranmer.
The Women's auxiliary, No 1s. OF
the Carpenters union. entertained with
\ colonial social at the home Of Mrs.
G. ". Goss. on Arizona street, Thurs
day afternoon There were about 50
guests present. American Tags and
steamers in the national colors dec
and Miss Violet Oldham sang a duet.
accompanied by the photograph. Miss
Margaret Miller gave a reading Rus
sell GER gave reading Fred Ches-
ney sang. Mrs J. W Ramage won the
prize as the most popular woman in
the auxiliary The decision was made
by vote. A prize was awarded the
hostess, by vote, as the most pleasant
person present Mrs. 4. Z. Chesney
was the chairman in charge. Her as
sistants were Mesdames G. ". Light,
ALBERT Butler and c. W. GOss- Re
freshments were served.
Miss Lucille Lyons celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary Thursday after
noon. with party at her home on
Wyoming street Bunco was played.
Alice Mahoney won the first prize and
Katherine Griffith the consolation
prize. Musical selections were given by
Gillespie and Agnes Berthold- The
colOrs. in streamers, decor
ated the table, extending from the cor
ners to the chandeliers. Here refresh
ments were served Tiny baskets OF
red. filled with candies were the IA
vors. Red cardboard hatchets were the
place cards. In the center was the
cake, ornamented with tiny
American flags. The guests included
Rose Gillespie Katherine Griffith
Alice Mahoney. Katherine Corbett. May
Duggan. Maxine Moran. Jean Krause,
Helen Krause, Myrtle Mccarthy. Lily
Belle Warnock, Margaret O'Connor. Es-
telle Morrison and Annie Lyons.
On Thursday afternoon. in honor Of
her tenth birthday anniversary, Ada
entertained her little friends
with n George Washington party.
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Hartman amused the children with car
tOon drawings. After the games an
Ice course was served. The national
colors- were carried out IN the decora-
tons as well as the refreshments. The
prize winners for bunco were Sophie
Blum, Charlotte Ellis. Virginia Krause.
Helen Mengel and Minnie Sacket, won
the prizes in their effort to chop off
he cherry tree. The children present
we're: Marian Auer. Charlotte Ellis.
Helen Mengel, Ruth Haymon, Minnie
Sacket, Nelma Williams Ruby VIII
Jams. Virginia Kraus, Nadine John
son. Dorothy Hellerstein, Minnie Cor
ION, Bessie LevinsOn, Katherine d
dinick, Marguerite Kline Ruth Jaffe,
sophie Blum, Iva ZiabOvslly. Herbert
3erskovitz, Namiel Jaffe and Myer
Llaboysky- The little hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by her mother,
Yrs. +. Ziahovsky.
Mr., and Mrs. ". ". Donneu. enter
aimed Friday night with a party, al
heir home on Frutas street, for the {
;. Y P union Of the East FL PasO
Baptist church. The affair was box
iociaL The patriotic decorations were /
lsed. in honor Of WashingtOn's birth 3
lay anniversary. Music and games en-
ertained the guests Among those g.
liable Bush. Gladys Atkinson, Cath .
.rlne MARITIME. Dorothy Rice. Marion :,
)onnell Ellen Warden. Ethel Hardy,
rene Flenniken. Ethel Turner. Lillian
Atkinson, Pearl Carey, Louise Warren,
Joseph Warren. Grace Warden, Willie
)Onnen. Mrs. John Quinn. The boys
vere- c Bowen, William Waldrop.
Iugh Griggs. Russell Dodd. T. Tuffer,
William CLARITY. Leroy Bentire. Gar
.ett Center. s. Myles. ". II. Turner
ieorge Keer. Joe Flenniken. J. Carrie.
Donald Quinn, Joe Aliard. Philip But
sr, A Warren. MILFORD Atkinson. Nor
an Millican. Clayton O'HarrOw, A Nc
lung, Carl Donnell, Leonard Lynn, Joe
ana r A Ward and Rev. Ed l.
Iillican.
Miss Hazel Allen was given q delight
vi surprise party Friday night when a
umber Of her school friends came in
ancy costume to spend the evening. 1
he time was snenf in nlaving a va /