El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
Dinners and Luncheons.

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NJ. and Mrs. C. F. Payne Of 1Iagda-
/ lena, New Mexico, who have been Wis
itors in the city for the past four
days, were luncheon guests Tuesday
noon OF Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wright
They left Tuesday night for their
home.
cyrus Kirkley Of Toledo. Ohio, who
Is in the city the house guest Of his
sister, Mrs Horace A Lay, en- route TO
southern California. is TO be host at
q dinner at the Harvey House, Friday
night Covers will be laid for Is. ar.
! kirkiey is a prominent attorney Of the
east
The congregation Of St Joseph's
I chapel entertained the choir with q
{ dinner and theater party Wednesday
evening, covers for 20 being laid at a
down town cafe. The personnel num-
bered Mr.. and MS John 7. Cain, judge
and Mrs J. J. Murphy Mr.. and Mrs J.
Z. Kersey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ink
man, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs c. L Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ].
Carson. Miss Alice Quesnel, Miss Mart
Martin. Miss Ida Doyle, Miss Regina
Carson. Miss Christine Moelish and one
OF two others. Following dinner the
merry crowd went to the Crawford
The thoughtful entertainment was
much appreciated upon the part OF the
choir.
Members OF her bridal party and
ushers were entertained Wednesday
light with q buffet supper by Miss
Edna Elaine Scotch, whose marriage
I 70 Harry Carey Ferris OF Deming Is
one OF the important social happen
lngs Of the. morrow. Pictures Of
fetching bridesmaids IN pink and
white-the hsndfwork Of the bride 20
he--With yellow ribbons 10 the u5hers
cards, and pink and blue for members
81 the bridal train formed g border
around the huge serving table, cen
tered ia whats and Ted sweet
peas Suspended overhead was a
shower OF sweet peas and streamers
OF white tule- Small gold crosses
inscribed with each girls initials,
and on tbs reverse side those OF the
hostess, with the date OF her mar
riage, were given as favor gifts, hid
den IN beds OF Violets at either END OF
the table. Later there was dancing.
Present were Mrs. Jack B. knight,
who is TO serve as matron OF honri
MSS AlZina Orndorff, maid Of honor;
Mss Edna Robertson and Miss Veda
EicAmans bridesmaids; Miss Burtram
Orndorff, chief usher; Miss Marian
Calnan, Miss Mary Caples. Mss Helen
Reading, Miss Marian Howe. Miss
Frances Oppeuheimer, Miss Dorothy
Irene NollerrsCn and the Misses Fran
ces aud Katherine Earle. ushers. Mr..
Ferris arrived in FL Paso this morn
ing and is at the Hotel Paso del
Norte-
The Patriotic league COMMITTEES OF
Il Paso entertained at supper We'd
Qesday evening in honor OF the girls
Of the Popular store, The supper was
prepared and served by the girls OF
the committee. who nave pledged
themselves 70 the Patriotic league and
10 its work. They wish to reach eY-
cry girl in FL Paso and enlist her in
the league. The Patriotic league is
nation wide movement among girls
10 express their patriotism by high
standards OF living. by actual work.
such as knitting, making surgical
dressings and like activities-and by
proper recreation and education The
Y " c. A. has offered the use OF its
otto league as its own contribution to-
the war and will cooperate in plans Of
the league groups.
The girls at the supper last nieft
signed the Patriotic league pied 4e,
after having had the principles OF the
movement explained to them, and ap-
pointed a committee on permanent or
ganiZation- The rest Of the evening
was spent in singing patriotic songs,
under the leadership Of Miss Estelle
Berrien. The members OF the com
mittee are Mrs. W. J. Hord. Mrs. May
Stalker, Miss Marguerite Seggerson,
Miss Newley and Mrs Julius Kra-
kauer. The members and committee
of this group are looking forward 20
developing one Of the finest groups in
the city. Other groups win be formed
as rapidly as possible and the Patri-
otto league viii become a factor in all
patriotic work and a symbol for the
highest ideals for which girls and
women can live
Thosa present were Mrs. B. PeeleF.
Mrs. Mary Martin, Miss Rose Stern,
Miss Betty DOugherty, Miss Ruth
Steinbach, Miss Louise Croekshank,
Mrs A. ID. Perkins. Miss Byrd Fer
gusons MIS- Teresa n. Nelson, Miss
esther killanes, Miss Sadye Samuels,
Mrs. l. Ialiaferro, Miss Anna Car
son, Mrs. J. Fl. Carr. Miss Caroline
Daily. Mrs. Margaret Penland, Miss j.
Brasier Miss Angeline Lazarus. Mrs.
F. L Ray. Mrs May Stalker, Miss
Mary Whey, Miss Lee Rhodes, Mrs.
]. r Van DerWaters Miss Ivy Duden,
Miss Anne Sue Kitchen, Miss Kath-
leeu O'COnneu, Mrs. Kate Sauer. Miss
Jessie Lee Jeffries, Miss Jennie Simon,
Miss Connie DeasOn, Miss Ellen john
SON. Miss Gertrude Patton, Miss Sadie
Janette King Miss Juana Bauer, Mrs.
Alva Howell. Mrs. " J. Hord, Miss
Hazel johnson Mrs Hazel Sanders, I
Miss Marguerite Seggerson, Miss Nell [
Scott, Miss Minnie Swat Miss Anna Z
Diamond, Mrs D. Cole Miss Ana Pena, /
Mrs =. l. FalFey, Mrs. 2. Alex O'Cain, /
MIS- 3. Porter. Miss Lola Patton, Mrs. I
J. J. Anderson, Miss Mae Harris and I
Miss Nellie Gessier.
The committee serving were Miss {
Elizabeth Stevens, Miss Frances 3
smith, Miss Marguerite Gething, Miss 1
Nellie Nay Bowen, Miss Estelle Der q
-ien, Miss Enid Ainsa. Miss Marion /
Ainsa, Mrs. Rfves, Mrs. Butler, Miss /
Wary Hills. Miss Margaret Schuster. /
Mss Valerie Lorig. Miss Agnes Stew
ut. Miss Frances Oppenheimer, Mrs. 4
Ballard ColdWeu, Miss Frances Earle,
Mss Dorothy Reordan, Mrs. Thornton !
Hardy Miss Bryan.
The next meeting will take place
next Thursday night at 1850 at the I
Z. ". c. A. This win be for all mem ]
oers o. the Patriotic league and ev-
ny girl from the Popular division IS Z
urged 70 bring at least one new mem- T
Der from the Popular.
To BE Continued.
The sale Of Trimmed and Tailored +
Hats. all this week
J. ". Hnle's Exclusive Millinery.
.l6 n Oregon St Out OF the High
Rent District Better Values; Lover