El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

Qrecuon OF MA Z. A. sorrellG ana
included.
Plano selection. Anna Douglas
Evans.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Robert Lander.
Dance. Static Green.
Vocal solo, Miss Mabel Mccall
Vocal solo. Betty Nay MorriL
Dance. Miss Grace Ginther.
Piano solo. Miss La Won SorreIls.
Vocal solo, Madame Jean Willard
Reading, Hiss Margaret Hines.
Ukelele selections and songs. Miss
Elvira Galentine. Miss Alma GalentinE
and Nstalia Galentine.
Dance, Dorothy Parrish
Vocal solo, Marion Strickland
Presley Bittick and his fIancee.
Miss Harriet Bottorff. we're hosts TO
a dinner at Cafe Sheldon Friday even
ing which was lovely 70 the last de-
tail. The dinner was given in the
private dining room at the cafe and
the table for tho service was ex-
quisitely decorated with a-coIor motif
Of pink and white. featuted in the
crystal bowls OF sweet peas In the
delicate shades and pink candles
burning In crystal holders beneath
shades OF pink Butterfly bows or
pink and white tulle added the feat ure
pretty touch 10 the appointments.
The 1ayora for the guests. who num-
bered the friends who are 10 be IN
the wedding party on Wednesday
evening, were picture lockets for the
girls and matrons and silver pen
knives for the men. The dainty place
cards, hand painted In the pink and
white unts. marked covers for Mr. and
Mrs Everette Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Worthlngton- Miss Marion Cal
nan, Miss Frances Earle, and Charles
and Rufus Harvey, Miss Bottorff and
Mr.. Bittick.
Lieut.. r. A. Barnhart. OF the SIND
field artillery, was host 10 a dinner
party at the Harvey house during the
past week for a group OF y friends
The table was prettily appointed for
the affair, the central ornament being
a crystal bowl Of sweet peas in a va
riety OF lovely tinta. Covers were
placed for Mrs and Mrs. ". K Ram
sey, Mr. and Mrs. William Walk, Mrs
Alexander Day Surles, Mrs. Pansy
Cushman. Miss Margaret Ramsey. the
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey
MAJ. c C. Kroeger, Capt Daniel Con-
nor, Capt. J. +. Sanderson, Lieut. Ray
Cross I'd Walk and The host
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. sanburn enter
tined on Friday evening at a pretty
dinner party at Cafe Sheldon. IN COM
plement 70 their daughters house
guest, Miss Sue May. Whiteslde, OF
Louisville. KY. who Is mouse guest
at the Sanburn home. The table was
centered with a tall crystal vase or
rose tinted carnations about the base
OF which ferns and trailing southern
were placed. Covers were laid for
Miss Whiteside. Miss Dorothy Quigly,
Miss Sanburu. -cowland Anderson.
James Anderson. Paul Anderson ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanburn.
A charming courtesy was extended
az a farewell dinner party, given By
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rank al their
home on River street, Tuesday even
ing in honor OF their cousins. Misses
Bertha. Edith and Elsie Laufsnsweiler.
OF Fort Dodge, Iowa, who later left
for California and probably Honolulu.
The table was very attractive with
large centerpiece OF spring flowers
and tiny baby chicks lent realistical-
ly to the Easter motif Invited to this
affair were Misses Bertha, Edith and
Elsie LaufensWeiler. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
B. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buell.
and the hostesses.
On account OF the change OF time
tonight the japanese tea at the uni
versity club tomorrow afternoon viii
be held at 4 o'clock. new time.