El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
EASTER WITH ITS SPRINGTIIE HAPPINESS
AND JOY BRINGS FULL MEASURE OF FUN
AND PROTECTOR THE Ell PASO SOCIAL SET

I ices and are to be especially artistic
in decoration for the Easter season.
In the afternoon the members Of the
University club are to entertain with
an Easter tea and a very lovely re-
cital OF sacred music rendered by a
group OF the city's most talented art
lists.
In the afternoon a number Of horse
hack riders and motorists viii go
down the valley for the opening OF
the Green Tea Pot, a evry artistic tea
house which has been established by
Mrs. Christine Hoxie Frazar and Miss
Mary Windsor at Maddox station mid
way between FL Paso and the old val
ley town. Ysleta-
In the evening a recital is TO be Civ
en- at the First CONGREGATIONAL church
by Prof Albert Sievers, who viii give
a group OF his own compositions and
the Rev. Dwight Bradley viii read Sc
lections from several English and
American poets
The Woman's auxiliary Of West
Minister Presbyterian church did net
meet on the last regular meeting day
on account OF the very Indictment
weather and so the postponed meet
Ing VIII be held on Tuesday. April %
On Tuesday also the centenary lunch
con will be given in the Y. ". c. A.
club house. a number Of women of
the Southern Methodist church viii be
present as will also representatives
from Las Cruces, La Mesa Berino,
Chamberino. Clint Ysleta and other
towns around FL Paso.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harry
Mas viii be hostess to the Fort Bliss
Bridge club in the Mas quarters in
iTlSa 7or-+ Of E4onor fs o1anrfne q
pleasant affair for the incoming week,
a benefit card party at the home OF
Mrs Ray Wilson. whose residence IS
at the corner Of Noble and san An
tonic streets Mrs. Wilson IS chair
man for this affair and her assistants
will be Mrs. l. G. Malone. Mrs E J.
Bartholomae. Mrs. Meta Carson and
Mrs Julia A. Sharp.
a very delightful affair in the plan
ming for the week is the annual lunch
con TO be given by Rebecca Stoddert
chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution, at the home Of Mrs T. J.
WOodside. Mrs. B. n. G. Williams Is
chairman Of the luncheon committee
and announces that the affair viii be
a buffet luncheon at noon. the after
The smartest affair Of the social
world for the spring season IS the
military ball TO be given by the mem
nEES OF the Univ EL1A-L NAAD 0A -AAsA-
evening. April p, at the club mouse
houoring Brig Gen James 3. Edwin.
Col. James J. HornbrOok and Col Geo
Tanghorne and for the members OF the
University club who are in the mill
tary service In the receiving line VIII
be Norman walker. president OF the
University Cdubs Mrs Walker. Brig
Gen. Erwin. Col and Mrs. HOrnhrook
and CO. Ianghorne- The officers and
directors OF the club and their wives
viii assist in doing the honors for the
ball
The Daughters Of Erin viii give a
benefit card party on the afternoon OF
APRIL 25 in the Knights Of Colum bus
han on Myrtle avenue. A number OF
card table reservations have been
made and several beautiful prizes viii
be awarded. Mrs. Gus Momsen is
chairman Of the affair and assisting
her will be Mrs. J. c. Roman and Mrs
Jeo Dunno
On Friday evening all OF the Baptist
Young Peoples unions viii meet at s
o'clock in the First Baptist church
For next Saturday a dance is sched-
uled at Liberty hail by the Maccabees,
FL Paso Review No ~. Mrs. J. C. Coo
lev will be chairman OF arrangements
assisted by Mrs. ". RAIDER and Mrs. S
C. Houston.
On account OF the last meeting day
Of the Parent-Teachers' association
OF the high school being on Good Fri I
day. the meeting was postponed until
Friday afternoon, April %.
Thus viii the first post Lenten week ]
be quite filled with social affairs and D
activities in clubdom and women's or I
CARNATIONS.