El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-24

THE members Of Cornelia Branch
/ Stone chapter OF the Children OF
the Confederacy enjoyed a happy
Christmas party on Tuesday after
noon. being assisted in their plans by
Wade Hampton chapter OF the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy.
The Khaki club. where the party
was given, was deliberately decorated
with mlstletoe and Christmas greens,
and holly wreaths tied witt. great
crimson bows were a pretty feature
OF decoration The decorations
were placed under the dlrec-
tion Of Hrs ]. p Murray and
Mrs II. W. Liant
Stone chapter served refreshments
and an inter sBting program was
given, inciudin two graceful DANES
by Jua-4ita solomon and a reading
by Ruth C-rmichael, a Christmas
carol was sung by Jane DeaTer and
Mrs A. D. p -nch. at the piano.
played the accomplishments for the
numbers. There we're games and
peanut races and a Christmas tree
laden with Christmas packages dear
20 the hearts Of children and each
guest received a gift AIRS. p. D.
r.euts for the party and Rev. F. n
Johnson. jr.. was the santa Claus who
distributed gifts
The committee OF arrangements for
the party - be given o. New Year 8
evening by Wade Hampton chapter
Of tie United daughters OF the Con
federacy for the youDG people OF the
chapter met on Tuesday afternoon
and completed plans for the party
Invitations viii be issued 20 70
couples and the details Of the party
are very interesting. Among other
features there is 20 be a burlesque
auction OF the fair m-idens present
with c. z. Bryan as aucucneer.
Punch viii be served during the
evening. Mrs. II ID. Sauder7 p chair
man Of the committee composed OF
Mrs A. ". Bittick, Miss Emma Nation
and Miss Margaret Bryan. The com
mlttee viii be assisted DJ FRANK
Lotus and Milford Swanson
The senior Baptist Young Peoples
Union No. OF the First Baptist
church neld a Christmas social al the
home OF Mr- and Mrs Ton Lea, 1900
East Nevada street on Tuesday even
tractively decorated with crimson
aud green. colors Of the Christmas
ride and dainty refreshments were
served during the evening. Those
present were; Misses Nellie Mae
Beauchamp. Louise Gambrell. Sybii
Johnson. Corinne Boyd, Winnie
Berryhin. Esther smith. Willette
Matchstt. Lydia Bell Bishop. Louise
Schourup. Bessie Bishop, Cyrene Wiz
lfama Aletha Coffin Maurlne Aul-
I'm. Rudolph Davis, Ellis Wlngo, clyde
Williams, Dan Cook, John Lyon John
Williams. sam Bethea. Thomas Jones,
Louis Newport, David Price k =
Beauchamp. and Frank smith me
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by Harry Laidlaw, Mrs E. F. MulAns
and Mrs. J. D. Bethea-
A delightful party vas given al the
home OF Alr. and Mrs r. A. Hemphili
on Montana street Monday after
noon. IN honor OF their daughter
Bertha. the event being her twelfth
birthday anniversary. A number OF
games were played. after which re-
freshments were served AHslstla =
Mrs. Hemphnl in entertaining the
little guests were her daughters
Misses Willie Nae and Mabel and
Mrs. r K WickEtrum- The prize y IN
ners were. Anna kuster- and hloiet
Killer. Those attending were. EQi-n
Armstrong. Naomi Boswell, Mamie
sue Eel, Evelyn Howard, Mary
Fcatherine Haigh. eanna Kuster. Gus
sic Euster, Violet KILLER. Evelyn FAR
row. Lois NcCounell. Evelyn Hoter-
rruud. Ola Mae Tolbert. George W est,
virginia West. and Bertha Mildred
Hazel and Margaret HemphilL
DR. Nettie satterlee entertained the
nembersg OF the Phflarhea class or
the First Presbyterian church tues
dav night az her pretty home on
Tulnrosa street About two score
young ladies' were present with their
teacher. Mrs Henry T Bowie II