El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-16
: News of Society.

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Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Oregon street Mrs. S. Blumenthal gave
a most delightful card party. After a
series OF games had been played it
was found that the two first prizes.
beautiful silver bon bon dishes were
won by Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Freuden-
thai. while Mrs. Loeb and Miss Strauss
captured the second prizes. ivory min
iatures in gold frames. The consola-
ton prize. a dresden ornament was
won by Mrs Newman.
Delicious refreshments of four cours-
IS were served and while the guests
were partaking of the feast. a glass
dish was passed around. filled with
beans. and each lady was asked to
guess the number of beans in the pot.
Mrs. Richard Burgess guessed nearest
the correct number and received as
prize a beautiful vase.
In an adjoining room casino was
played by a few ladies who do not
indulge in high five and the prize was
won by Mrs. Levy. Among those who
participated in the afternoon pleasure
were Mesdames A. Solomon. n. Solo
mon. Matthias, Newman. Levy. Aron-
stein. Kohlberg. Howe. Burgess. A.
Goodman. Kaplan. Coles. w. Fatman,
Knox, Keyser. Loeb. Moye. Z. b. Fat
man. Sprinz. Prudential. Ullman.
Posener. He'll, Lewis. A. Kline. Cal
isher, A. Blumenthal. and Naufelt.
Misses Strauss. Schultz. Ullman. Fork.
Newman and SOLOMON.
Friday night Miss Juanita Sorenson
entertained the two clubs. S. A. c. and
G. A s.. most royalty at her home on
North Stanton street. Her beautiful
home was all decorated in palms. The
first part of the evening was spent
in playing games but after supper
dancing was INDUCED in by the young
people till a late hour. The club col
ors. pink and lavender. were carried
out in everything. even the refresh
ments were in the colors. All the
members of the S. a. G. wore bunch
of violets tied with pink ribbon pin
ned on with the club pin Il filigree
dime. Miss Kelly has been elected as
an honorary member and last night
the clubs presented her with n beauti-
rful bouquet of carnations. tied with the
two club colors. A most ENJOYABLE
evening was spent and the guests de-
parted. declaring Miss Sorenson an
ideal hostess. Those participating in
the evenings pleasure were: Misses |
Essie Darbyshire. Lillian Potter. Ada !
Lane, Vivian Drummer. Milda Connolly. !
Louise Chase. May Rouk and Miss ,
Kelly; Messrs. Robert Potter. Ballard. |
Caldwell. Bob Lockart. Cruger Chase. |
Sidney Haas, Walter Falvey, Arthur
Eckman. Walter and Harre1 Christy !
:. I'd Richard Ainsa. |
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woodmen of the World was held last
night at the lodge rooms in the Mum
dy building. and after the meeting adj
journed and the members were prepar-
ing to leave the door opened and a
crowd of masked women walked into
the room each carrying large basket.
These were the members of the Ladies'
Circle of the Woodman of the World
md this meeting was kept as a sur
prise 10 the men. The baskets which ,
they carried were given TO DR.. Stew
enson and auctioned off by him. The
men bought the baskets. which were ,
filed with a delicious lunch and in
each basket was the name of some
lady and the gentlemen holding the
slip had to go and find the lady and
eat supper with her. The men de-
.lared it was the most enjoyable sur
prise they had ever had the pleasure l.
Of attending. ly
Mrs. Matthias entertained her friends {
Friday afternoon at her home on Ma t
coffin avenue with an enjoyable card {
party. The first prizes. were lovely I
Tut glass bowls and were won by Mrs. !
CaIisher and Miss Strauss, while the IT
second prizes. silver fish servers. were {
:arried off by Mrs. He'll. and Mrs. Sol 1
ImOn. lT
The consolation, bronze ornament. i
was won by Mrs. Keyser and Mrs. e
Newman captured the casino prize. c
Among those present were MesdameS c
.evy. Newman. Keyser. Kline. A. t
Aronstein. Kohlberg. Nau- r
elt. A. Solomon. He'll, E. b. Fatman, v
ilfmann. Lewis. w. Fatman. n. Solo C
non, Prudential, Kaplan. Posener. i
sprinz. s. Blumenthal, A. Blumenthal. !
ICED. Moye Misses Schultz, Fork. e
Strauss. Newman. Ullmann and Solo
pom.
Ell Paso being so remote from the art 4
enters has little chance of studying +
he beautiful and knowing this the n
ceramic department of the Woman s c
1ub will hold an art exhibit March 26.
=. and rs. The lockwood pottery has 4
ent them for this exhibit thirty-two !
# their finest wares direct from the :
actory. representing all the different
wares that have made lockwood IA J
nous among which are several pieces
hat took the prize at the Paris exposi-
ion. They will also bring the Copley
'rints for this exhibition. These prints
re the finest made. and are copies of S
he old masters that are owned in the Il
-nited States. This will be rare treat 7.
Or Ell Paso. In addition to these mod
RI exhibits antiques of all kinds may
e seen. Some OF the ItUrbide china V