El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

THE banquet given on Friday eve
ming by the Association OF west
ern Union Employees was DE-
lightful affair and hereafter VIII DC
The Enests we're seated at long ia
bles IN the grin room OF Hotei snel-
don. which was Transformed INFO
telegraph office for the OCCASION al .-
AZURE telegraph poles were placeu, Z. ~
either end Of the tables with mutt
coIored STEAMERS and ticker lape
used in lieu Of wires Brilliant hueu
birds uerched at intervals along the
wires and instruments tickeq mes
sages from one table TO announcer III
realistic fashion. 49,,
the much dreaded blue slip OF corrrec-
ton with clever appropriate lLl4e uea-
iEnation for each guest co.,,
Mrs. Frances Murphy, Miss falllant
Prague, Miss Jessie Darrachs homer
r ChaddocIC .snd +. c. Hannah re-
ceived the guests at the entrance OF
the grill room. c. G. Hull. president
OF the association. was toastmasIeri
announcing the features OF enter am an.
ment- He made a speech expressllls
the good will between employees ana
the company heads
Two vocal solos were sung oy VI
cente Guereca. Mr.. Guerecas tenor
voice IS clear, powerful and DeaullIll-
Walter Davis played his accompanl-
banner for efficiency At the close OF
his numbers-
discovered at each cover and Whlch
the guests read before dining A let
Ter was read from Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Vollertsen expressing regret
at not being able TO be present anu
extending best wishes
An eight course banquet was served
and at the close OF the service ana
program the remainder OF me eve
ming was spent IN sansihs-
Complimenting the five graduates
OF the Fl Paso School for Girls. Misses
Louise Beach, Elizabeth Pfa1t. Louise
Crawford. Mary Hale and Aetna Coz
fin. Miss Marjorie Gooeh gave oeag-
tifully appointed luncheon AZ O'clock
Saturday at the Gooch home on Fort
Boulevard Miss Gooch was assisted
in the courtesy by her mother Mrs J.
B. Gooch-
The reception rooms OF the home
were fragrant with the seasons love-
" blossoms. A color motif OF PINK
and lavender was utilized for the
luncheon service. Cluuy lace covered
the table and centering It was q cTys-
tai vase OF pink and lavender SWEEP
peas while on either side OF the cen
frsT vase were crystal baskets OF the
blossoms enmeshed in butterfly bows
OF pink and lavender tulle-
Miss Gooch nd her guests are en-
Toying the movies during the after
noon
M. and Mrs. J. II. Nations viii en-
terrain at dinner this evening at the
ToItec clubhouse q party OF frlenls
prior 10 the dancing hours PINK
roses have been selected oy ME-
Nations as the flowers OF decoration
and Mrs. Studebalzer Riley. OF Kansas
City, her charming daughter. IS 20
be guest Of honor Covers VIII be
placed for Mrs. Riley, Mr- and MS
j. F. Coles and Mr.. and Mrs. W ".
Turuey, Judge and Mrs ". D aoHe e.,
Richard Burgess and Tom Holiday,
and Mr.. and Mrs Nations
This Is 70 be an especially delight
ful evening at the Toltec, the mem
bers having as their guests at the
weekend dance members OF the dis
trict army officers hop association
and the Country club.
Mrs. II. Il Gunton was hostess On
Friday evening az a daintily ar
ranged dinner given IN honor OF her
daughter, Miss Margaret Gulton,
whose wedding IS 10 take place on
Nay 10 at ST Clements Episcopal
church Pink sweet peas were en-
ployed In decoration. Covers were
placed for Lewis ". Carl. Miss Gun