El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-02

OPEN HOUSE was observed in
" many Of the clubs Of the city and
in many homes
one Of the delightful Inequalities
was given BY Judge and Mrs. VIII
liam Robert Smith for their friends
The reception suite OF the Smith
home was further beautified with
pink carnations and the decorations
in the dining room were OF crimson
carnations.
Receiving with Judge and Mrs
smith were the two charming daugh-
tiers Of the house. Miss Dorothy
smith and Miss Frances Smith. and
the members OF the house party as
sisting in receiving were: Mrs. ". J
Feweu. Mrs. Horace Stevens. Mrs p
II. Dudley. Mrs. r. E. Thomson. Mrs.
W. D. Howe. Mrs. John B. Gray, Ms
J. Frank Coles. Mrs. J. G. McGrady.
Mrs. II. Nagle, Mrs. Joseph +. WIZ
Iiams. Mrs. r G. smith. Mrs. Jack
Craddock. Mrs II. D. Stamps, and
Misses Jane Burgess, Louise LAYTON.
Helen Park Dunn. Beruice Brick,
Frances Oppeuheimer. Dorcas Ann
Payne. Mildred Rogers, Louise Beach,
Margaret Stevens
A tea dansaut at the Country club
New Years afternoon attracted many
members
Miss Virginia Lee Campbell, who
IS the guest Of her grandmother Mrs
c. G. Crews. IS receiving many So
ciaI courtesies upon her visit here.
one OF the most charming Of the
holiday parties was given in her
honor on New Years day by Miss Zoe
Ratliff. who entertained with open
house at the home OF her parents,
DIT. and Mrs. p " Ratliff at the
Ratiiff home on Arizona street
The reception suite OF the home
was decorated with mistletOe. holly.
ana ivy combined effectively with
flowers and ferns. In the reception
rooms and dining room crimson and
green were the colors employed in
decoration featured with crimson
flowers enmeshed with green tulle-
Punch was served from the table in
the dining room with the bowl
placed in an embanzInent OF ivy. The
crimson note Of decoration was also
featured by the rosy glow Of candles
A musical program was given dur
ing the receiving hours and included
a cornet solo by Ted Long, a piano
solo By Mrs nellie Boomer and a vio-
Lin solo by Miss Lois Mccall
Following the program numbers a
dainty menu was served. those assist
ing in serving including Miss Eva
Belle Hulng. Miss Sybl Johnson.
Miss Corinne Boyd. Miss Florence
Brady, Miss Katherine Rodehaver.
Miss Margaret Lou Love. and Miss
nellie Boomer.
The guest list for Miss RatHfrs
courtesy included; Misses Virginia
Lee Campbell, Virginia Hardy. Dor
"a Ia HmHa o..
Quisenberry, Bertha Watson. Flor
ence Rogers, Margie Lou Love. Eve
lyn McGOwn, Mary Morgan. Florence
Brady. Corinne Boyd. nellie Boomer.
Katherine Rodehaver, Sybu Johnson.
Eva Bell Huliug. Charlotte Hays.
: me Kelly. Mary Frances Robinson.
Kathleen Orndorff. Lurana Norris
Lottte Lee Hicks, Ellen Mccormack.
kOselle Ainsas Elizabeth Reauev.
Katherine Reaney, Mary Louise Haw-
ley Clare Woodbridge. Helen Wood
yard Maud Isaacks, Mr. and Mrs
George Daland, Dave Payne Walter
Stevenson. Sam Miller Felix Miller.
Tom Potter, Edward woodward. Mertz
Haden. Graham McNarv. Archie
/ rankin, Cyril Edmenson. Ted Long.
Johnny Williams, Wesley Nagle.
Robert Homan. Fred Whitelock.
thomas Jones, Lawrence Tobias
y
Three hundred members OF Central
Baptist church were entertained at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. L. ".
ROBERTS on New Years eve when
open house was kept there The re-
ception rooms for the delightful hos
pitality were decorated with Christ
mas trees and cOlOrs OF crimson and
green and these holiday tints pre-
dominated in the decorations
throug hout the Roberts home one
especially attractive feature OF shel
decorations were the miniature forest
scenes arranged on the mantels ana
lignted with the soft glow Of candles
Mrs w r. Piper. Mrs. n. r. Bird.
Mrs T. Fl. Pritchard and Mrs K s.
Martin presided at the table Of beau
uful arrangement in the dining room,
from which elaborate refreshments
were served. and were assisted by
Mrs. j. s. Mitchell and a bevy OF girls
including Misses Mary McGown. Mary
Evans, Ruby Roberts. Thelmeda
Roberts. Edith Scott and Clara May
Miller.
An orchestra played throughout the
reception hours. Receiving with Mrs
Roberts and Mrs o. h Palm vvereI
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swain. a. 3.
Howard. DR.. and Mrs. George ~. Sic
Call DR.. and Mrs. J. h Grambell. Or
and Mrs. s. p. Turner. Judge and Ars
= 3. McSllntoek Miss Alma Jones
and Mrs 2. T. French.
Mrs. W E. Robinson was in charge
OF the arrangements for refresh
mentss assisted by Mrs. c. p. Bargle-
baugh. Mrs. G D. Boone. Mrs. W T.
Rotermund. and Mrs. J. r. No. cod.
New Years day was observed at the
University club with two entertain
ments. During the afternoon a gem
eral open house IN accordance with
ne annual LuLEersL-r club custom.