El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-16
Parties.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
Of the Highland Park Batish church
gave a delightful valentine party,
Friday evening. at the hospitable
home OF Mrs. Y. H. Lawton. 250s Gold
street. Various appropriate games
were enjoyed and later refreshments
were served to about 50 young people
The True Blue Junior class" Of
the GrandvIew Baptist Sunday school,
with invited guests, held an enjoy
able Valentine party at the home OF
Mrs. J. ". Earle, Thursday. from
to $50 D. m. Ada Young, Margaret
Hamilton, Marjorie Green and Alice
Strasser were the decorating commit
tee The hostesses were Mrs Earle
and Miss Frances Foster. Valentines
Of various kinds and sizes made the
recipients happy. Among those pres
ent were: Heltie Grubbs, Frances
Upton, Era Mae Wolfe Eugene
Smith, Irma Brown, Avis Metcalfe,
Mildred Ingram. Martha Ellen Har-
ris, Marianne Fincher, 10 Fincher,
Bessie Hamilton, Herbert Earle, VIII
liam Larsen and Stanley Hodges.
At the Enoch Cound home on st.
Vrain street. a most delightful sur
prise party was given in honor Of
Mrs. Cound's birthday anniversary,
MONDAY evening. Intimate friends en-
gineered the arrangements, and pres
ent to participate in the festivities
were DR.. and Mrs ]. D: Osborne, Mrs.
Kate Murtle, Mrs. SoYilla Rehrig, Mrs.
Emma Hunsaker, Mrs. Beulah Bar
ton, Mrs. Elizabeth Armstrong, Mrs
Nellie Curry, Mrs. Ella Workman,
Mrs Minnie Hicks, Miss Lottie Lee
Hicks. Master Bobby Hicks. Miss FL
len Mccormick, Miss Mary McCor-
mick, Dr.. George Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ennrh CnTfnd f-anrUR and william
Cound, Miss Ruth Osborne and Miss
Pearl Rehrig.
Ben Baldwin and Blanche Brooks
carried off honOrs and Miss Reva
Moore and Mr.. Covington the second
prizes, at the jolly bunco party.
Gladys Smith. The home was artis-
tically decorated for the event. and
after buncO and refreshments, the
guests danced. Miss Gladys Wright
and Miss Ruth Youart assisted the
hostess in entertaining. Present
were the Misses Alma Olson, Jennie
Olson, Ruth Webb, Edith Buttner,
Ellen Johnson, Blanche Brooks,
Charlotte Martin. Effie Fletcher,
Edna Sullivan. Reva Moore, Ruth
Youart, Gladys Wright, Dorothy
Smith, and Messrs. Jim Gautt, Jack
ETthie Clayton, Bill Valentine. Ben
Baldwin. Langford johnson, Raymond
Farrot, COvington, Light, Jacobson
and Bill Cratz.
Mrs. r. Il. TerrnPs Sunday school
class delightfully."- entertained the
members OF H Porter's class of Trim
ity Methodist church with a masQuer-
Of Miss Helen Ferguson, 1922 North
FL Paso street. A valentine scheme
was carried out throughout, with the
house decorated in red hearts and
crepe paper. The game OF hearts
furnished ample diversion. the first
prize going to Miss Nina Mccoy, while
the consolation fell to Frank Owen.
After cards, refreshments were served
by Miss Ferguson, assisted by her
mother and sisters, Fleta Nay and
Willie, and Eugenia Jones. Those
present were Misses Louise Watson,
Billie Pennebaker, Lille Mae Rose,
Irma Morton. Gladys Ray. Marie
Flint, Marie Burkhalter, Ruth New
ton, Eugenia Jones, Mrs. T. II. Ter
rill. Mrs c. Ferguson, Fleta Nay Fer
guson, Willie Ferguson, and Messrs-
Frank Owen, Leslie Lynch, Jess
Meers, Dudley Farley, Roy Macomber,
Richard Finley. Reece Capron, Jack
Harper, J. o. Harper. Henry de YAM
pert. William de Yampert, Finley
Johnson, Porter, ". c. Perring, G.
Maccay.
EXQu1sitely carrying out the Valen-
tine motif, Mrs. Earl S. Gamble, of
1912 Orc, entertained Thursday af-
ternoon at an extremely pretty
party. The house was in red hearts.
a profusion of red carnations and
ferns. with the shades drawn and an
effective illumination coming from
candles. shaded in red. The taole
held a cloth Of cluny lace, artistically
arranged in small red baskets of
flowers. candlesticks from which
CLEANED red tapers. and completed in
red hearts. The refreshments accen-
tuated the valentine scheme, with a
two course luncheon served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. ". A Has
sci and Miss Mae Gamble. The trio
wore cunning valentine aprons and
chic caps, decorated in hearts. Sand
wiches. with red pimento Filings,
were cut heart shaped. while the
salad had red heart condiments, gar
nished with red beet hearts. pierced,
Of course. The dessert Of red jello
was moulded in hearts and topped in
whipped cream. and the cakes were
Of red and white. Favors were of
heart valentines. A heart game was
played, and the guests originated
verse valentines, for which a heart
shaped box Of bonbonE was given