El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-19
Miss Rowland Is
Guest at Y. w. c. 4.
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NJ LAND. a bride to be, was the
1 l inspiration for surprise
shower in the club rooms OF the Y. ".
c. a. on Monday night. by a few Of
her close friends. The rooms and
lights were decorated in red. white
and blue crepe and flags. The re-
freshments OF brick ice cream and
cake also carried out the national
colors.
The bride elect. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Anna Taylor, was ush-
cred into the darkened club rooms,
where her friends had gathered. by
Miss Elva sly, general secretary OF
the local Y. W. c A Then the lights
were flashed on by Miss Lutte Deyo,
office secretary
The cary part of the evening was
spent filling out the answers to a
brides guessing game, Parts OF a
House" OF the II questions. Miss
Kate Hanley, president Of the Bust
ness Woman's club answered IL cor
rectly, getting a large red heart box
filled with candy. Miss Lutte Deyo
and Mrs. J. Walsh also answered 10,
but lost in the draw for the prize
This was followed by a mock we'd
ding" Miss Blanche Campbell, organ
played Lohengrin's Wedding March
on the Victrola- Miss Elva Sly. IN
proper robes. but wearing a FOOLS
cap, was the minister, and read the
.omic ceremony of the wedding Next
the bridegroom and best man entered
dressed in high school cadet uniforms
and proceeded to the improvised al
tar at the end Of the room These
parts were taken by Miss Edna Elaine
Scotch as the bridegroom and Miss
Tio,a Hickman as the best man Miss
Mary Duden, as the maid OF honor,
was next to enter. She was fouwOed
BY Miss Nettie Louise RoWlands as
the bride. Miss RoWlands wore
long lace curtain as a veil, fastened
securely by a six inch back comb In
her hands she carried cauliilower
bouquet set in celery and tied with
cheese cloth streamers, en- shower.
with small lunches Of carrots. AS
the groom placed the cigar band ring
on the brides finger, shower OF
small bundles fell over the bride from
an Uncle Sam hat overhead. which
had been opened by pulling the ring
attached to the hat by red riooon-
Miss Haniey caught the brides lou
quet-
After a thorough inspection Of the
presents. patriotic refreshments were
served by the committee in charge.
which was composed Of Misses Edna
Elaine Scotch. chairman; Edna Har-
man, Vida Elckman and Mary Duden-
The guests included Miss Netue
Louise Rowland, her mother. Mrs
Anna Taylor. and Misses Mary Duden'
Veda Eickmans Efrida Elekman'
Edna Elaine SOFTEN. Edna Harmans
Marjorie Coon. Anna Iverson, Mildred
iurbevil-e, Alice Cook, Hazel Tutcher,
Ethel Critchett, Alleen Moore. Marie
Schwartz, Elva sly Lutte Deyo.
Blanche Campbell. Helen Noyes. Carol
Kilgore, Fanny Ward. Estelle Heger'
Kate King, Winifred Wilson. Kate
Haniey. EUgenia Barnes, EsteLe Col
lard: Mesdames ]. Walch, Floriene
Miller. =. NJ Hunter, DR.. Isabel W.
Hoenes. Rev and Mrs. c L over
street, Mrs. Chester V. Newton
Miss Rowland leaves on Sunday FOR
Atlanta. Ca, where she will become
the bride Of Capt Edgar L Bradford,
of the reserve cavalry division on
March :.
At the Soldiers club. on North
Stanton, a de luxe program is 10 be
presented by Madame May Loeser,
under the auspices OF the war service
board. Wednesday evening at o'clock, /
rs follows
Vocal solos. $500. Miss Eileen Klugel l
Readings. Miss Margaret Hines /
Songs Little Reva Reyes 4
selections by the q. s club OF girls
Music by the Phillips Trio.
Violin solos Rayo Reyes /
Songs Dan Scurlock 4
Songs. in negro dialect. Geo. Donahue 1
Recitations .Jene Regamey /
Songs .-.......... Sammy Joseph /
Songs Louis Shaw /
Refreshments will be served under /
he direction OF Mrs. Donna Klugel, /
chairman Of the war service board