El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-26
More Than 100 Attend Anniversary
Luncheon OF StoddertD D. 4. r. Chapter

! MORE than 100 OF the city's most
IlNl prominent women were present
Z on Saturday for the annual birth
Z ray anniversary luncheon OF lebecca
Stoddert chapter Of the ID. A. p The
! luncheon was given at the home Of
] the regent Mrs Joseph Spence, and
was one Of the most successful az
I fairs in the history OF the organiza-
ton.
The entire reception suite OF the
I Spence home on Mesa avenue was
I thrown open for the guests Crimson
sweet peas in fragrant profusion
were the blossoms Of decoration. Mrs
. spence, Mrs W. S. Iut0n. Mrs. Nary
I Ross kelsteri Mrs. ]. W. Laws and
I Mrs. William S. McMath were in the
receiving line and Airs. Julia A. Sharp
and Mrs. n. II. Allen presided at
; the guests book.
A two-course buffet luncheon was
served by a charming bevy OF the
younger set. including Misses Clara
I Klein, Anne Kelly. Charlee Kelly,
Anne Pitman, Lois Mccall. Alice
Brown. Margaret Stevens. Katherine
I LiTesay. Elizabeth Spence. Olive
I Davis. Frances smith, Evelyn Payne.
Z Florence Stevenson and Katherine
Spence
Mrs. W s Tlton was chairman for
the program arrangement and the
numbers included two songs by Mrs.
J. W. Christie, sung in her usual
charming manner, with Miss Mary
Heermaus accompanying her ct the
piano. Miss Lois Mccall played one
Of her delightful violin numbers, and
] America was sung by the guests
as the closing number OF the pro-
gram
Mrs c. E. Kelly. in a happy speech
Of appreciation OF Mrs Spence s
regime as regent. presented her, on
behalf Of the chapter. a bouquet OF
red and white tulips, saying that the
white was the token OF love and
esteem OF her fellow members and
the red represented her undaunted
courage and interest in the work Of
the chapter.
The committee in charge OF the
luncheon was headed by Mrs T.. J.
Woodside, who was assisted by Mes
danes D. l. Farrars j. l. Robinson
J. r. Mcleod. C. z. Kelly. 3. " G..
Williams, Julia A Sharp, ". s Til
ton, II. Il Hendricks and Hal Al
bridge
The guests present for the lunch
con were; Mesdames F.. W. Brown. B.
II c.. Williams, I. A Shedd. p B. H0-
man, = n. Jones, Julia A Sharp, Irv-
ing Mcneil, J. =. Bowen, T. J. Wood
side J. C. ReinburE, J. c. Hayse. J..
L. Mckay, J. W. Laws. Eunice r
Payne, p 3. Person. c. ". Tome. T..
A Darling. J. F. Kilburn. A ". Wells.
p A Rowe, c. A. Rheinhart, n. F..
VI USE g. r. aAIA4HNAH r. T. ANMELs
L Farrar, L. J.. Robinson, w. S. Til
ton, James Harper. p. F. French, W.
H Loretz, J. W. L0rentzen. Mary Ross
Keister, C. S. Sergeant, J. W. Crow
dus, F. H. Johnson, jr.; i. H Irwin,
II II. Hendricks, Dan Payne. II. 3.
Stevens. +. W. Berkshire, Stewart
Berkshire. Park Pitman. J. ~ Goggin.
Everett Long, Felix Miller, Alice Mus
tain. c. y. Richards, ". S. lIcMath.
" c. Mccormick. G.. W. Mccall, sam
T. Means, S. Gatiin. n. H Allen. J. f.
Spence, j. W. Eubanks, Henry T..
Bowie, ~ F. D0nnelly +. L VIII
liams. NJ p. Carpenter. Freeman.
F. 3. White, J. L Dwyer, W. n. Fink.
Jerome Dale, A. s. Yale. C. j. Kelly,
A B. Moore. G. T. Ewart, Il T. stat
ford, j. j. Ormsbee. W T. owen, VIII
liam Robert Smith. Il D. Slater.
Charles RAIDER. Fred r. Warner, T..
H Mcneil. Thomas O'Keefe. J. H
Hurxthal. E. c. French, j. W. Chris
tie, Hal Aldridge. j.. w Mckenzie,
Lee Orndorff. Frank Spence. ". c.
Keith, s. W. FAINT, J. n. Sanburn, O.
P. Lansden and +. n. Brown. and
Misses Alice Brown, Margaret Hun
ter, Annie Harris. Florie Harris. J.
r Livesay. Nell Guion. Laura Hend-
erson. Addie Pedigo, Florence Stew
enson, Olive Davis. Frankie Luther,
Gertrude Yale. Elizabeth Kelly.
Phyllis Lorig, Caroline Evans, May
Heermans and Louise Sanburn.