El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-22

VERY charming surprise luncheon
n was given on Friday at Saint Jo-
seph's academy By Miss Florence
Drew. Miss Myrtle Mccarthy. Miss
Gertrude Cody and Miss Julieta CreeI
honoring Sister Bernadita, Miss Lu-
ellie Lyons and Miss ConsueIo segger-
mann, whose birthday anniversaries
occurred during the past week The
class room. where the luncheon was
sarred. was artistically decorated in
the national colors. S-reamers Of the
coIors extended from the chandeliers
TO the places which were marked
with place cards shaped as hatchets-
The bon bon boxes were miniature
red. white and blue baskets
The luncheon table was conferred
with a cherry tree bearing gifts for
the honor guests and after the guests
were seated at the table, birthday
greetings were read
a four course menu was served,
during which a musical program was
given Later there was a guessing
contest when Miss Florence Drew won
the first prize the consolation falling
to Mother Mary Thomas. puzzle
game was PLAYED. the first prize being
won By Mrs. Henry Seggermann and
the consolation by Miss COnsuelo Seq
The guests at the table included
Nj. and Mrs. r. z Lyons. Mrs. Henry
SegEermann. Mother Mary Thomas.
Sister Bernadfta. Miss Rose Gillespie,
Miss Consuelo SeEgermann, Miss Flor
ence Drew, Miss Myrtle Mccarthy.
Miss Gertrude Cody. Miss Lucille
Lyons. and Miss Julieta CreeL
Mrs David Cathcart was hostess 20
the fourth Of the series Of pretty
parties which che is giving for the
Girl Reserves Of the various schools,
when she entertained on Friday after
noon from 4 until $50 o'clock at the
Cathcart home. on Wyoming street
in honor OF the group composing the
reserves Of Villas school The dining
room was especially attractive with
its dainty round table lighted with
pink wax candles under rose shades.
Suspended directly over the table was
a huge blue triangle emblematic Of
the Y. W. c. A. and miniature replica
trianeles were placed about the
table marking the places for the
guests Mrs. Glenn o. Everman,
leader Of the Villas group. assisted
Mrs. Cathcart in receiving and enter
tanning the guests. Games were
played during the afternoon hours and
the party was a very happy one. The
girls composing the Villas group In
Guide Dorothy COvington. Ida Lerner.
Dorothy Selden. Elizabeth Murray
EIdena ErOeger. Pansy Thomas. Paul
inc Burns. Mary Virginia Seamond,
Leona Pittman. Margaret Jackson,
Carolyn Brown. Lue Betty Ferguson.
Ruth Flack. Verma Pagan. Goa
Slater Maggie Mae Duthie. Hilda
Carey and Bernice Stearns.
Mrs z. ". Hatch was the charming
hostess for a Washington tea, in honor
of the Wade Hampton chapter, u D
c.. Friday afternoon.
The home was decorated in national
colors and with a profusiOn Of flowers
Refreshments were served and the ia
Die was decorated in red. white and
blue satin runners over a cluny lace
table cloth and IN the center was a
crystal vase Of fresias. Presiding was
Mrs. ". p Hart, assisted by Misses
Faye Dell Smith and Iva StO ks
In addition 10 a business meeting.
the guests were entertained with a
negro dialect reading by Mrs. Z. NJ
Lawrence. a toast TO the chapter BY
Mrs C. E Bryan, and a. talk on George
Washington by Mrs. Hatch The prize
in guessing contest was won by Mrs
=. II. lawrence Several Confederate
Veterans were in attendance.
Al plans are completed for the
silver tea, which IS TO be given on
Tuesday afternoon at the Bauer resi-
dence. 1405 East Navada street, for the