El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-21

upon the taDfe and ceutering this
! lace cover was a crystal bowl Of yiO-
D lets. At the four corners OF the run
I ners we're placed four crystal vases
( OF fresias. Presiding here were Mrs.
Z r 2 Moulton and Mrs c T Race.
/ Serving we're charming beyy Of
I girls, including Miss Ruth McNary.
Miss Marion Herd. Miss Elizabeth
McNary and Miss Virginia Cadwalla-
/ der.
During the afternoon hours. when
over 200 maids and matrons called, a
musical program was given in the
music room OF the home. including
number Of pipe organ selections by
Mrs. McNary, a vocal selection. The
Beautiful Ohio" by Mrs. Robert l.
Holiday. group OF readings by Miss
Helena Huffaker. piano selections by
Miss Aiinda LasSin. and a group Of
songs by Miss Dura Gilbert Mrs.
Horace A Lay. chairman Of the trav-
elers' aid committee OF the y ". c. A,
I assisted by her committee and repre-
sentatives from the various organiza-
lions aiding in the maintenance Of
the travellers aid, received with Mrs,
McNary-
Lavender. carried out in fragrant
violets and quaint pansies. was
the color scheme Of the luncheon
bridge party given on Thursday by
Mrs. William Hal Aldridge. honorinE
Mrs Claude 2. Hudspeth. who leaves
soon TO join her husband, congress-
man-elect Hudspeth, in Washington.
D. c. The reception rooms Of the Al
bridge home were decorated in Easter
lilies. violets and pansies in crystal
bowls The tally cards we're decorated
in pausies. and each guest was pre-
scented with a quaint. old fashioned
nosegay Of pansies.
The three course luncheon was
\ -
fitted the tops Of the card tables. and
these we're spread with luncheon
cloths embroidered in violets. Each
tray was conferred with tiny crystal
vase Of pansies- The menu consisted
Of fried chicken. with delicacies ac-
companying. The ice course a mousse
was in violet tints.
The honor guest prize was pre-
scented TO Mrs. Hudspeth- Mrs. Avery
Turner won high score in bridge and
the consolation fell to Mrs John A
Wagner. Assisting Mrs. Aldridge in
receiving and entertaining was her
mother. Mrs Elizabeth Wooten. Those
who enjoyed the pretty hospitality in
cluded Mrs Hudspeth, Mrs. Avery
Turner. Mrs John A Wagner, Mrs.
James Sadler. jr.. Mrs. Fred Hum
phreys, Mrs c. E. Kelly, Mrs B. L
Farrar. Mrs Fred A Elliott. Mrs. Paul
Ginther, Mrs. E. ". Mckenzie. Mrs.
J. NJ Harris- MISS Margaret Schuster,
Mrs Edgar Miller and Mrs. c. A
Rheinhart
One OF the most pleasant and enter
tanning benefit affairs given during
the season was the benefit Mexican
supper and dance on Thursday eve
ming by the Asilo Guadalupano society
for the funds Of the Catholic day nur-
sery. A substantial sum was realized
for this benevolent movement The
booths, artistically planned. were
placed on the third floor Of the build
ing and here senoritas IN picturesque
costumes OF old Mexico dispensed
wares from the booths. flowers. cigars
and confetti. Dancing was enjoyed.
the music being furnished by the mill
tary band from Jusrez- The supper
and dance was under the direction OF
Mrs. A Q. de Sanchez, president OF the
society, Mrs. Maria Daguerre, chair
man Of arrangements. and their COM
mittees.
The University club monthly tea Tor
February will be held on Sunday az
ternoon from until o'clock and viii
be a most interesting affair. The
honor guest OF the afternoon will be
Donald B. Gillies. former president Of
the club. The military band OF regi-
ment 81. stationed in Juarez, will plsT