El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31


Z II present Thursday evening at the
Woman's clubhouse when the mem
; bers Of the Woman's club gave brill
liant reception and dance there in
celebration Of the Halloween season
Tie auditorium, where the dancing
took place. the drawing rooms and
the Ioggia were decorated with guam
titles Of the wealth OF foliage from
the valley. Hmblems OF the harvest
season were everywhere and great
shaggy crysanthemumss asIers and all
OF the lovely autumn blossoms were
employed in masses to further en-
nance the setting for the dance Mrs
Horace Broaddus. was chairman OF
the dance and she with members Of
the club. received the guests MISS
Nellie Nay BoWen's orchestra fur
uished the music for the dancing
hours and a very delightful program
Of especial music was given during
the evening consisting or tamllial
songs by q group Of musical artists
The fav0rs for the dance, unique now
elites. we're dispensed By Mrs carl
Price and her committee OF decoration
and the grand march was led by mayor
Charles Davis and MIS-. J. VI. Lorent-
zen. president OF the IS oman 8 clup'
and Mrs. Davis with r. IL Dudley
The chapter rooms Of the Daughters o.
the American Revolution were trans
formed into a place OF mystery and
here Mrs S. H. Worrel told fortunes
By palmistry, and Miss Lillian cole
and Mrs. Kenneth MacCallum told for
tunes with cards. Sandwiches and
coffee and other refreshments were
served during the intermlssion and
such quantities OF them we're sent
by members OF the club that those not
served were sent 70 the county nos
nital. the Rescue Home and Day Nur-
sery. The flowers were also sent 70
the hospitals at the CONCLUSION OF
the evenings entertainment The eve
ming was marked with q delightful he
formalitv. many guests dropping 10
Tor q portion OF the evening on tnelr
way to other parties or came BY from
other parties 20 finish the evening az
the club. AS a result OF the EFFORTS OF
Mrs. Broaddus and her assistants, sew
eral hundred dollars were added 10 the
building fund OF the clubhouse The
officers and directors Of the woman
club included. the president, Ars. >
". Lorentzens first vice president
Mrs. VIII z. owen; second vice presl-
secretary. Mrs. S. " Seward CORE
sponding secretary, Mrs A. p AFerlli
treasurer. AIRS. c.. 3. Stevens. and au-
dftor. Mrs. Hal Christie ana the d.
rectors, AIRS. D. j. Eennessys Mrs J.
T. QUAD, AIRS. A. S. Peatross, Mrs. W.
orndorff, 1lrE- s. Il Sutherland Mrs
j. W. Lewis. Mrs H. N. Broaaauss
Ms j. %. Love. Mrs A. ". Foster
Mrs. ]. ". Grant and Mrs Olga Kohl
berg.
The dance on Thursday evening IN
opening the Eighth cavalry of1lcars
al. "a Of Z
affair and numbers OF the army ana
city society set were present The
decorations for the ballroom were
quantities OF flowers and autumn
foliage and festoons Of yellow crepe
paper fell from the lights shaded with
JACK o. lanterns. over the mautel
were guidous OF the troops OF the
regiment with q portrait OF Col
George L1uEhorne. reEl-n-nral COM
mander. and on the mautel we're over
so cups. trophies Of the proves o.
the officers and men OF the regiment
In athletes. polo and various other
activities. a number Of Col Lang
h0rne's trophies were there, including
silver cup presented 10 him BY the
British government Another OF spe-
cial interest was the one awarded 60
the Eighth cavalry AZ ceaElr-. New
Jersey. a. the national rifle shoot held
this year and presented for the first
time 70 a cavalry regiment A buffet
supper OF three courses was served
during the iutermission and the
Eighth cavalry band played for the
dance The programs were very At
tractive and the favorrs were quaint
Halloween novelties. IN the receir-
inc line were COL George Langhcrue,
MAJ. Gen ard Mrs Robert "A Howe
Mr. and AIRS. Norman Walker, Lieut.
Col and AIRS. Robert J. Reaney. llr.
and AIRS. Allred p Kerr. llr. and Mrs.
r. z Hines, ". 7. Payne and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ainsa- Mrs. Howe wore
gown OF black satin with touches
OF silver Mrs Walkers gown was
OF black pailleted tulle with silver
trimmings. Mrs Reaney's gown was
or black net over satin. Mrs. Kerr
wore a pretty frock OF pink beaded
georgette and AIRS. Ainsas lovely
rock was Of black with touches of
silver. Mrs. Illness gown was OF
black sequins. combined effectively
with tulle.
A Halloween dance given Wednes-
day evening by llr. and Mrs. Ander-
son Parker OF 36lI Iularosa street in
honor OF MIS- Lorraine WooseT. OF san
Antonio, and Tom Eabb. OF this place.
was enjoyed By number OF friends.
Singing and dancing By Misses
Frances Temple and Bobbie word was
also enjoyed BY everyone The house
was decorated in Halloween coIors.
witches, cats, pumpkin heads. etc.
punch and cake were served. The
guests were Misses Katherine Cliff
ford, Maxine Jones, Earma Temple.
Mural Blair, Minnie Darr, Bohbie
Word Frances Temple. Ennay wiz
son. Eva Adams. Helen Sliranski and
Gertrude Marks; Mrs. Woodward
Bloxon. Mrs George Kocher. Mrs
Lorraine Woosey. Mrs. Anderson
Parker; Messrs- Tom Cline. Lucius B.
Bunting. Rooney Cartwright. Lacie .
talbot, Forrest Graves, Leon Temple, .
Tom Ilahb, George Koeler. Woodward
5loEon, Ernest Graham and Anderson -.
Parker.
The decorations are IN place and .
dance to be given this .
evening in knlghts OF Columbus hall
BY the members OF the Woman's
Catholic order Of Foresters. AIRS. p. F
?. Kelly is Chairman OF the arrange
ments and she and her committee
have planned 70 make the evening
iery interesting one Miss Mabel
Aoody's orchestra viii furnish the
music for the dancing hours and
lunch VIII be served during the even
rg, The members OF the floor com
ivan, ] b Sauers. W. T. Crowley.
Frank Quesne1 and Tom Kelly.
Weddings.
Thursday evening the marriage Of
aez Grey and Miss Georgia Mary
-erris took place in the parlor OF the
s srst Baptist church with Rev. j. r.
Williams. pastor az the church. Off