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EL PASO HERALD
"Wednesday, T$ov. 18, 1914
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SOCIET Y'S
DOINGS
Church Affairs.
A DrovUtons shower will be held all
this week at the First Christian church
for the Rescue home. Packages of
groceries may be left at any time In
the study of the pastor, Rev. Perry J.
Rice. .
Mrs. W W. Pink entertained circle
Ko 1 of the First? Methodist Episcopal
church aid society Tuesday afternoon
at her home, on Magoffin avenue. The
afternoon was devoted to sewing for
the Christmas bazar. At the close of the
work a salad course was enjoyed. Miss
Clara Fink and little Miss Katherine
Kilburn assisted the hostess In serving.
Among the members present were:
Mesdames Herman G. Porter, H. M.
Whitfield, J. F. Kilburn, E. A Bush. W.
A Price, S. V. Young, E. It Irvin, G. II.
Hunt, E. F. Dlllej- and John Sukel, of
J! plena. Mont.: Misses Mabel Logan,
Kitherine Kilburn and Clara Fink.
Mrs. Herman G. Porter will entertain
this circle with an all day Sewing beo
next Tuesday.
Miss Ivy Toung entertained the "Sun
dav School Helpers club" at her home,
3821 La Lux "Street, on Saturday after
noon The following program was en
loved: Recitation, Helen Temple, read
ing by Luplta Hill; recitation by Irma
Vance, reading. Ivy Toung, and song
tv Mary Bradley. After the program a
Euesslng contest was enjoyed, In which
Miss Lupita Hill received first prize,
while the consolation prise went to
Miss Mary Bradley. The table was
beautifully decorated in blue and white,
the club colors, and refreshments of
cake, tea, punch and fruit were served.
Those present were: MtsseB Lupita Hill,
Helen Temple, Mary Bradley, Irma
Vance, Ivy Young, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs.
loung and Mrs. L. Schraid.
The reception given In the First
Christian church parlors Tuesday even
ing, complimentary to Rev. J. W. Kerns.
of Austin. Texas, was well attended
bv the church people. The parlors
vl ere decorated with Quantities of pink
and white chrysanthemums. During
the evening vocal selections were sung
by Mrs. H. E. Bowles and Parvln Witte,
accompanied by Bdwin C. Knickmeyer.
Mr Knickmeyer played a number of
piano solos. Refreshments of hot
chocolate and cake were served.
The Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church held an interest
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon In the
ihurch parlors. Mrs. M. B. Deason
and Mrs William Hogarth were in
charge of the program.' Mrs.. J. E.
Townsend. the vice president, presided.
Mrs. H. B. Durkee conducted a brief
scripture study. Miss Anne Weeks re
cited. Mrs W. C. Haden sang. Miss
Pauline Bryan and Miss Mabelle Bryan
sang a duet Mrs. Mary Hamilton
talked on the woman's synodical so
ciety meetings. Mrs. W. L. Crockett
talked on the meetings of the synod.
A social time followed the program.
Mrs. Y. D. Tipton and Mrs. Varnall
Tate iere the hostesses and served tea
and wafers. The meeting was well attended.
The Woman's Missionary society of
Trinity Methodist church gave a de
lightful social Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. T. Wadllngton, on
Nevada street The affair was a pro
gressive Kensington party. Quantities
of chrysanthemums of various hues
made the rooms most attractive. The
guests brought their sewing and fanr.,
work Tbey spent 10 minutes In sew
ing In groups of 10 discussing a given
topic Then the groups would change.
A vote on the best conversationalists
among the women present was taken at j
the ( lose of the afternoon and Mu. W.
P Glenn, Mrs C. Wesley Webdell and j
Mrs. J. O. Wiley were elected. During
the afternoon musical selections were
enjoyed. Mrs.. J. J. Tyndall sang ana
Mrs. C A. RiverB and Miss Anna Haw
ley played a piano duet Rev. C. Wes
ley Webdell talked briefly on mission
ary societies and gave the benediction
at the close of the meeting. Refresn
ments of coffee and cake were served
by the hostess. Among those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. C. Wesley Webdell.
Mesdames L. J. Trotti, S. S. Birchfield,
R. E. Bryan, Charles E. Bryan, W u.
Carre, Mack Crawford. E. J. Cummings,
R. U Daniel. J. C. Griffith, H. I Gra
ham, O. A. Danielson, W. J. Fewel, D.
Hurley, L. D. Hullum, William Hart, G.
L. Jones. D. McDonald. George B. Oliver,
Frank Powers, E. G. Perry, Wlp Robin
son. William Sachs. D. M. Smith, J. O.
Wiley, M. C. Yerkes, W. P. Glenn. J. J.
Tyndall, C. A Rivers, W. R. McKenna.
J. A Pruett, Hubert Smith. I. J. Ayers.
M. J. Davis, of Cleburne, Tex.; E.
Miller, W. A Trayler. It A. Schroclw
Davld Butler, of Pecos; Tom Killing
worth, of Norman, Okla.; Misses Alice
Carre and Mary Hawley.
About El Pasoans.
Miss Nettie Hester is HI at her home,
nn Nnrth Kl Pson street t
Miss Ruby Patton, an El Paso girl,
who Is the cataloger at the Houston
public library, was the guest at din
ner aboard the V. S. battleship Texas.
given by Capt Moses, commander of
the battleship, in honor of Capt and
Mrs. Isaac Newell during the ceremo
nies connected with the presentation
to the ship of the silver service from
the state.
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Miss Aileen Berg gave a delightful
little party Tuesday night at her coun
try home up the valley, lr honor of
Mr and Mrs. M. G. Goddard, of Oak
land, Calif., who are the house guests
at the H. A Kezer ranch. Music and
games occupied the evening pleasantly.
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
M. G. Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. A Pretly,
Mr and. Mrs. H. A Kezer, Mrs. S G.
Kezer, Mrs. Jessie M. Howe and Miss
Katherine Briggs.
Mrs. G. A. Graham entertained Tues
day evening at her home on Fort
Boulevard with an informal little party
in honor of Mr. Graham's birthday an
niversary. The rooms were attractive
ly decorated with pink and white
chrysanthemums. Among those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCor
mick, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Gibson,
Mr. and Mrs. It T. Bowie, Mr. and Mrs
L. t. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. A H.
Anderson, Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Det
wiler, and Miss Helen Robinson. The
guests brought many attractive gifts
for Mr. Graham as reminders of his
anniversary.' During the evening a
dainty luncheon was served.
Tlttlft Miss Nora Mnnrtnlnl Anta,.
1 tained her Sunday school classmates of
Trinity Methodist church with a bunco
party Monday afternoon at her home
on North El Paso street Gladys Muller
won the first prize and Lena Merle won
the second prize. Refreshments were
served when the games were over. The
hostess was assisted In entertaining
by her mother. Mrs. E. MeDanlel, her
sister. Miss Ella McDanieL and Mrs.
D. E. Humphrey. Among the guests
were Miss Mabel Murry, the teacher of
the class, and the following girls: Hazel
Vaughan, Margaret Hughes, Doris
Blake, Lena Merle, Gladys Muller, Eliza
beth Young, Mary Ellen Pumphrey,
Sadie Ponsford, Ruth Rhodes, Gladys
Wright, Beatrice Markgraff and Amy
Mead Johnson.
Out Of Town Visitors.
Mrs, John S. Curtiss has her sister,
Mrs. C. C. Martin, of Vinton, Tex., as
her guest for a few days.
Mrs. W. W. Lawhorn, Jr., and Miss
Anne Curry, of Douglas. Ariz, are
visiting Mrs. W. W. Lawhorn, at her
home, 903 Upson avenue.
Robert Hunter has returned to his
home In Phoenix, Ariz, after visiting
his son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Hunter on Bliss strefet
Miss Eva Hayworth, who has been
visiting her brother. O. M. Hayworth,
has returned to her home in Knoxville,
Tenn, being called back by the death
of a brother, George Hayworth.
Mrs. J. E. Swearingen, of Bliss street,
has as her guest her daughter. Mrs.
J. A. Cruse, and baby, of Boise, Idaho.
They will be here until after the New
Year holidays.
Miss Sadie Sclpio and Miss Nina
Sclplo spent Tuesday in El Paso as the
guests of Mrs. R. L. Daniels. They
have been visiting in Las Cruces. They
returned to their home. In Alamogordo,
Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Pruett have as
their guests Mr. and Mrs. David Butler,
of Pecos, Tex. Mr. and Mrs. Butler
I the fair. They will remain in El Paso
1 for a few days.
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..- ir.i A Uolf TrMri cltlb WAS
ertCrtained Tuesday afternoon at tne
heme of Mrs. Wyche Greer on Lee
street Mrs. Lea Wilmot won the prize
Following the card games refreshments
were served. The guests of the cluti
were Mrs. Edgar Miner auu .
Gtorge Taylor. The memoers yr"
were: Mesdames '- q"tton
sorter, inomas v. oau. " - wii
and Miss Valeria Garrard. Mrs. vii
mot will bo tne ciuo s uw-
week.
Mrs. W. S Crombie and Miss Sua
Cromble entertained complimentary to
Mrs. R. X. Fisher Tuesday a"efionphe
their home on Montana sekd
party-was the first of two. the econti
affair being given this afternoon
Quantities of yellow chrysanthemums
decorated the rooms. The ye" color
was repeated in the refreshments aM
In the score cards, which were decor
ated with yellow flowers. M-:f"-Howe,
Miss Josephine Woolen and Mrs,
R. L. Slaughter won ft'Pf.?'
lowing the games, a salad and an ice
course were served.
The Mix Double club was organlzect
Tuesday night at the home of Mr. ano
Mrs. It J. Sterner, on Lee street The
club will meet every Wo weeks on
Tuesday and will play -500.' H. W at
son and Mrs. H. J. Sterner wonthe first
prizes and Mrs. G. B. Taylor and Wil
liam McSaln won the J?"!'0"
prizes. The rooms were attractively
decorated with quantities of white
chrysanthemums and carnations, a
salad course was wjA.pf
members are Mr. and Mrs. S. T. -ross,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olds, Mr. a nd Mrs.
Wyche Greer, Mr. anTl Mrs. Victor Wat
son, Mr. and Mrs. H. Watson, Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.
William McSain. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Dowling and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. bter
ner. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Watson will
entertain the club at the net meeting.
Mrs. John S. Curtiss was the hostess
m.rrr? " "i. f- the. Tuesday
Luncheon Bridge club at her home on
Kansas street The rooms were at
tractively decorated with quantities of
autumn leaves and chrysanthemums or
various colors. Mrs. Ben Cowan won
the prize for the highest score. The
only guest In addition to the regular
club members was Mrs. C. C. Martin of
Vinton. Tex. Mrs. Fred G. Billings
will enterraln the club next week.
Miss Lillian Coles entertained the
Tiesday Auction Bridge club Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Boulevard.
Miss Lucille Smith won the prize. Fol
lowing the games a salad course was
served. Tho members present were.
Mesdames J. W. Lorentzen, L. C. Miller.
Hal B. Christie, T. J. Stafford, Jlisses
Karma Deane, Lucille Smith, Milda
Connolly, Madge Brick. Loretta Brick.
Nora Bradley and Mazie Coles.
Mrs. J. H. Hurxthal gave a very
pretty bridge party Tuesday afternoon
at the tea rooms, which were most at
tractively ornamented with Quantities
of autumn leaves and great clusters
of pink and white chrysanthemums.
Each table was centered with a tall
vase of the lovely blossoms. The ta
bles were arranged in a circle about
a larger table ornamented with cande
labra and the chrysanthemums. Heart
shaped mints of pink and salted al
monds were served during the card
games and after they were concluded
a salad course was enjoyed. Mrs. E.
G. Plumb won the first prize and Mrs.
William A. White the second. Both
prizes were silk hose. Mrs. Maude
Deane won the prize for which the
players cut It was a gilt basket filled
with gold colored chrysanthemums.
Among the guests were: Mesdames J.
E. Keltner. William A White, E. G.
Plumb, D. H. Bradley, Jr.. K. D. Frank
lin, J. M. Lewis, Maude Deane, S. J.
Glumaz. Carl Lee Smith, L. T. Rogers,
Frank Hadlock, H. M. Splnelll, Misses
Lauramaude Fink. Lemlre Nebeker,
Opal Hadlock, Emily Kemp and Beulah
Brown.
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