El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-27

send and Mrs linden Butler: Mrs. J.
H. Hirt has charge Of the decorat lions
and VIII be assisted by Mrs Minnie
f. Won Rhein and Mrs. H A. Taylor.
In charge Of the costumes is Mrs
linden Butler. who viii be assisted
By Mrs. W r. Sanders.
Madame Helen Sherry is 10 fuper-
senate susan B. Anthony and viii be
the guest Of honor at the luncheon.
The luncheon is not given for league
members only and both men and wo-
men desiring 10 attend may make
their reservations from Miss Jessie
F. s Mcdonald Reservations will
be closed on Friday evening Plans
are not completed for this interesting
event and a number of surprise fea-
lures are being arranged
Saturday afternoon the Red Cross
tea shop IN san Jacinto plaza was
crowded with members OF the social
and army set who stopped in for a
dance and a cup OF tea Music was
furnished by Bobby Leyine's Jazz
band
Among the pretty tea parties given
in the afternoon was the one given
by Mrs. John A Harper, who had as
her guests Mrs Zack T White, Mrs.
John Mock. Mrs James Bentley Of Los
Angeles. Calf, and Capt and Mrs.
Herbert Herbine.
MIS- OLlS GOAE1s MIS- uuAll 4 LEQGTlGtA
Seiberling and Mrs. F. c. Stearns had
Miss Marion S. 1Iaddoclss and Mrs.
Henry Clifton were also hOstesses.
They entertained Mrs John Warren
and her niece. Miss Rebecca Wyatt. Of
Birmingham. Ala Miss Frances Earle,
Miss Margaret Schuster. Capt T. H
Wilson and Lieut. n. H Poore-
Among the high school set having
tea were: Miss Katherine Earle. Miss
Frances Lockett. Miss Silvia Rivers.
Miss Gardner Leeper. Miss Jean Gil
christ. Miss Mildred Pew. Miss Neltz
Coleman. Miss Marie Biddle, Miss Lu-
Gle Crenshaw and Miss La Won Sor-
rells-
Mrs. ". L Foxworth and Mrs. P
Samuel Watkins had tea together
Mrs Walter Long. Mrs Allen Lewis
and Lieut. H z. Garfield OF the medi
cal corps had tea together
One OF the prettiest dinner parties
OF the season was given during the
weekend by Mr.. and Mrs ". L Crock
EFT in honor OF Lieut. John H Nc
Cutcheon. jr-, who has been attending
the artillery training school at Camp
Zachary Taylor, and George Montfort
Gflchrist. who leaves in short time
for Chile. where he IS to be an IN
structor in the American college there.
The costly furnished parlors OF the
First Presbyterian church was the
scene Of the happy affair The table
was beautifully appointed. English
wv and fruit being used in decoration.
The menu was served by the aid so
cfetv OF the church under the direction
of Mrs A. ". Foster and Miss Louise
PREFER. A musical evening was en-
joyed and there were games and other
The guest list included;
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Montfort Gilchrist, Capt. and MIS-
Henry Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Mr. and Mrs John Field
Ing. r.. Mr.. and Mrs Norman ferEu-
son Mr.. and Mrs A ". Foster. AR
and Mrs H T. Bowie. James r Bowie.
father OF H T. Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs
7 P Gi1chrfst. Mrs. Bessie Gilchrist.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Miss Jane Nc
Cutcheon. Miss Elvira Galatine. Miss
Dorothy ConEdon. Miss Sophie Gil
christ. Miss barbara Worcester Miss
TheIma Spinelli, Miss Charlotte Har-
rfs. Miss Louisa Leighton, Lieut. Wal
ter Ponsford. Lieut.. Louis Robertson.
Lieut. L. z. Norman, Lieut. y NJ Neal.
Lieut. G. Denny. Lieut. George Beifer-
Plans have been completed for the
thrift stamp tea which is 70 be given
on Tuesday afternoon at the residence
OF Mrs. John B. Watson. on North FL
Paso street. This tea IS to be given
for the benefit OF the rectory fund
Assisting Mrs watson in receiving
and entertaining viii be; Mrs c. s
Sargent. Mrs. Fuller Swift. Mrs L H
Tucker. Mrs. Carl Lee Smith. Mrs H
4. Meisel. Mrs Horace BrOaddus. Mrs.
Pelham Winter. Mrs. Gordon Park.
Mrs J. Rowland Gilchrist and Mrs. c
N Lyman.
A feature OF the coming week Will
be the tea given by Mrs L J Locke
at her home on Cincinnati street. Kern
Place, in honor Of the PanheIienic as
ISOLATION, which is composed OF all
sorority women OF the city. The tea
viii be at 2:3O O'Clock
oooperation Reduces Cost.