El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
Daughters of the Revolution install
New Officers and Have Buffet Lunch

7-s,uuu-u1l--u.ss-s-ssi.----- By OLLIE
TEE beautifully appointed Woodside
1 home on Montana street. through
the courtesy Of AIRS. T. G. Woodside,
was the scene on Tuesday AFTERNOON
Of the 18th anniversary luncheon of
Bebecca stoddert chapter. Daughters
Of the American Revolution.
The flowers used in decoration
about the drawing room. reception
and dining rooms wers American
Beauty roses The table in the dining
room, from which the luncheon was
served. buffet, was laid with a set Of
cluny lace pieces and the tea and cof-
fee service was Of heavy chased silver.
The American Beauty roses were
used in artistic decorations here.
When the ice course, in pink. was
served, great white cake was
brought into the dining room. bearing
is burning pink wax tauers number
ing the years Of the chapters orEani-
cation The candles were blown out
hv Mrs Emily A. Snow and Mrs r. n.
Winch When the cake was cut, AIRS.
Fred A. Elliott received the piece with
the Wishb0ne and Mrs Horace Broad
dus the dime.
AIRS. Woodside. Mrs Julia A Sharp,
Mrs. W. s. Tilton and Mrs. c. F. Kelly
received the guests at the entrance 10
the reception room Mrs Irving Nc
Neil, retiring regent, and Mrs Joseph
Spence poured tea and coffee and
Coterie OF charming girls served. This
group included Miss Elizabeth
Stevens. Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Miss
Margaret Wo0dside and Hiss Nellie
1lay Bowen
The committee in charge Of the
pretty details of the affair included
the Chairman, Mrs .. II. C. Williams,
Mrs Julia A. sharp. Mrs Burleson
Staten. Mrs. C. T. Kelly. Mrs. L i.
Robinson. Mrs. B. L Farrar and Mrs
/. L. Robinson
AIRS. C. f. Kelly introduced Mrs. Nc
Neil. who made a very happy speech in
retiring and gave in clever verse a
resume Of the life OF Mrs Joseph
spence, the incoming regent Mrs
kelly presented 20 Mrs Mcneil. on
behalf Of the chapter, a great bouquet
OF Killarney roses and Mrs Mcneil
responded happily TO this courtesy
AIRS. Joseph spence received a bouquet
Of sweet peas and La France roses as
a courtesy in receiving the regency
and made charming speech Of graft
tude and in acceptance Of her duties.
An interesting feature Of the
luncheon hours was the reading Of
rhyme written by Edward ID. PiatL, of
company A, list infantry. now on
II
at tle front Mr.. Piart is the son OF
Mrs william Piatt and is one of four
sons of the Piatt family in military
service This verse was read by Mrs.
Mary Ross keiser
The personnel OF the guest list in (
Guided. Mrs. Irving Mcneil. Mrs Jo- I
seph Spence. Mrs n. II. Allen. Mrs E. I
H. Bray. AIRS. James T. Bowen. Miss I
Nellie May Bowen. Mrs. II. W Broad I
dus, lfrs- Douly. Mrs B. l. Farrar, 9
Mrs George Freeman. Mrs T. c.
French. AIRS W s Hawks Mrs. Hayes. Z
Keister. Airs. C. E Kelly. Mrs. j. +. I
Eilburn- Mrs b r. c. Williams. Mrs
J. ". Laws, Mrs J. " Lorentzen, Mrs
Geo. Drummer. Mrs. II. j. Long, Mrs
]. T. Mcleod. Mrs ". s. McAath, Mrs 8
Lee OrlCorff- Mrs. J. NJ GOEEin, Mrs
C. T. Race. Mrs. David Cathcart, Mrs.
D. Payne, Mrs T. l. Robinson. Mrs
Horace p. Stevens MIS-. Charles
Stevens. Mrs T. A. Shedd. 1rs. Dan
Stewart. Mrs H. r stark, Mrs. Julia
Sharp, Miss Margaret Woodslde. Mrs
T. J. Wo0Qslde- Miss Elizabeth /
Stevens. Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Mrs.
n +. Strong. Mrs J. n. Sanburn. Mrs
Burleson staten Airs s. IL Suther- ]
land. llrs W s. Illt0n, Mrs. De Kyle L
Smith. AIRS. John Eunank. Mrs. f. Z. |
Winch. 3lrs- White, Miss Gertrude ]
Yale Mrs Julia Lee Brown. Mrs j. I
II. Frank. Mrs H A. Lay. Mrs. Taft. 4
3Irs. ". r. smith Mrs. Ollie p. Lans-
den. Mrs j. r. LiVesay. Mrs Maud /
Curnmins aIrs. Il T. Stafford. Mrs
Nelland. AIRS. Grace Townsend. Mrs. s
J. Feuuell. Mrs Robert Lander. Mrs
Charles Montgomery, Mrs. Adine
owen. Mrs. VIII T. owen, Mrs A. h.
Rhodes. Mrs. ". n Fink. Mrs H o.
Aantor and her house guest. Miss Elsie
Mautor Of California; Mrs. Z. A Snow
and others
The annual luncheon given by the
Aid society Of the First Presbyterian
church wiu lie place at the church
ln Thursday. The tables, beautifully
decorated with blossoms Of the sum
ner, are to represent the u months Of
he year and guests viii be seated at
the table OF their birth month Mrs.
" D. Howe in. charge Of the program,
announces the following numbers TO
be given during the luncheon hour
star Spangled Banner" by the as
sembly-
a Proverb. Mrs. z J. Ayers.
Invocation. I1r. T. j.. wallace.
Vocal solo, Miss Dura Elizabeth Gil
song. AIRS. Robert l. Holiday. ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs J. J.
Pearce-
Reading. 1Irs. Dora F. Waldron.
"A Message" DR.. Floyd Poe.
soc EIGHT
Mrs. p w Binkley, Of GAINESVILLE.
Tex is a visitor in FL paso. and q
guest Of Paso del Norte hotel
J. II Johnston, Of Tularosas N. N,
Is a guest at Hotel del Norte-
Ted R0uault IT.. Of Santa Fe- n. II,
Capt and Mrs. Wm- Dean. OF Carts