El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-02

terrain church is well known for Tn
Slleln OF its parties and the on
tsoay surpassed. If possible. in ex
4llslle detail, previous pretty affairs
me stage, from which an interesting
program was given during the lunch
leon, was prOfusely decorated witt
r Eeuch baskets OF lilies and dozen.
iot roses which bloom in riches
beauty at this season
The tables for the luncheon service
represented the Il months of the veal
and were beautifully decorated
Mrs- Mary Hamilton was in charge
OF the table for January and this was
Icnarmlngly decorated with q motif
depicting the snow and ice Of the
years first monh
February, the valentine month. was
3 presided over by Mrs. W l. Kline
land the valentine motif lent itself
Icnarmingly to the decoration at this
aD4e- heWpies. ornamented with but
terfly bows and attractive place cards,
we're employed with the other pretty
decorations. Mrs. Rufe March assisted
with the details for this table.
Inc month OF March was repre-
sented very. effectively with the St
Patrick emblems and the dainty green
unts. Crystal candlesticSs hald green
candles and bows Of green maIine
added further TO the dainty scheme.
Mrs Fred ". Norton presided at this
table.
Mrs. C. L. Pelham did the honors
at the table which represented April.
and which was very charming with its
appointments in the Easter motif ef-
1ectively featured The table was
centered with a tall silver candelabra
containing yellow candles The base
Of the candelabra was quite hidden
with quantities Of pink roses. and
roses and smilaX clambered to the tod
OF the candlestick Dainty white
baskets upon this table held Easter
Mrs. Caroline H. Doak and Mrs. J.
n Parker presided at the May table.
which was very dainty and charming,
cenlered with q Nay pole with all the
pretty rainbow tinted ribbons CORES
ponding prettily with the sweet peas
OF multi-colors in crystal bowls used
in further decoration.
The table representing June. the
brides month. was dainty as can be
imagined with its color scheme Of
white and azure blue Miniature
brides and Cupids were placed about
the table and brides roses were fur
Their used in emphasizing the charm
ing motif Mrs. Howard p Deadly
was responsible for the details Of this
table and presided here.
Patriotism was appropriately de-
picted at the July table. which was
In charge Of Mrs Ada GOar A cannon
and flags conferred the table and
other appointments gave it q most
realistic effect.
August's table. under the direction
1f Mrs kuno Doerr and Mrs. J. K.
.niow- was daintily cool and pretty
with decorations OF ferns and flowers
entering the table and extending in
iparys the length Of the table
september, the month Of schools.
vas depicted at a table in charge Of
Mrs David n Payne. A picturesque
'chool house centered this table.
me harvest month, October. was
presided over by Mrs r. i. Fletcher Z
md was most artistic with appoint Z
nents featuring the beautiful early /
.utumn-
AIRS. r. c. Humphreys did the hon /
IFS at the table depicting November. /
Thicn was very lovely with decora-
ions or the golden hrysanthemUms- /
Mrs Neil Grosheider was in charge ]
z the table depicting December. the 7
rOsrE, ElltreriuE Christmas motif be-
NJ employed here. There was a min I
allure Christmas tree aElow with 4
lghted wax tapers and sparkling or !
laments.
Mrs Walter D. Howe was toast
master and directed the program, I
which was a most interesting one.
Prior to the seating Of the guests. the I
assembly Joined in singing The star
spangled Banner" with Mrs J. J. :
'earce accompanying at the piano.
following this, the Rev. Thomas D.
Wallace offered the invocation and I,
hen Mrs 7 J. Ayers gave a reading X
rom the Proverbs Mrs Rober- L. J,
Holiday and Miss Dura Gilbert sang
cry beautifully and another song
cry much enjoyed was sung by Dr.
lloyd Poe, the pastor. Who has as
umed his ministerial duties al the
hurch- Mrs. Howard Waldron's read
lg, The Village Gossip" was very
luch appreciated
The entire luncheon was prepared
y the members OF the Aid society
nd served by a, group Of the young
-omen Of the congregation Mrs
rank P Jones Mrs. A. ". Foster and
Irs. James A. Dick had charge Of the
lncheon while Mrs. Presley Bittick
irected its serving, assisted by Mrs. u
Everett Long, Mrs. ward Worthing- Z
IN and Miss Lenna Robinson. r
Mrs Harris Walthan, president OF :
he society, was seated as the honor h
uest
The guest list included Airs. julius s