The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-02-24

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an extensive piece of tunnel work
for the Milwaukee railroad.
Delightful Afternoon at Bridge.
Mrs. Edmund Sven West was the
charming hostess of two delightful
affairs, entertaining Saturday and
yesterday afternoons, at cards at her
home, POI South Naches avenue.
Numberless little American flags, sig
nificant of Washington's birthday.
and clusters of fragrant carnations
were the simple but dainty decora-
ton. Nine tables were arranged for
the games of bridge. Mrs. Harry E..
Moran won the first honor. a beauti-
full white and gold vase, while Mrs.
Henry Fl. Lombard was consoled with
a pretty flttle Ratchet. Assisting
throughout the rooms were Mrs. AL
fred J. Helton, Mrs. Henry J. Snively
and Miss Jessie Snivel,. The delight
full party included Mrs. Marquis w.
Phillips, Miss Annie Wright, Mrs.
Thomas Martin, Mrs. Murray B..
Miles, Mrs. Frederick e. Hall, Mrs.
Harry E Moran, Mrs. George DON
aid, Mrs. Alexander Miller. Mrs.
Frank Williams of Toppenish, Mrs.
Henry ]. Snfvely, Mrs. T. J. Lynch,
Mrs. H. P. James, Mrs. I. M. Krutz,
Mrs. A. s. Congdon. Mrs. Charles I'm
derwood, Mrs. Marshall 8. Scudder,
Mrs. Oscar A. Fechter, Mrs. George
Vance. Mrs. George Dunbar. Mrs.
Harry B. Rigg, Mrs. w. A. Bell, Mrs.
Charles Heath, Mrs. John H. Weigel,
Mrs. George ]. Hill, Mrs. F. A. Nor
gan, Mrs e. J. Ten.iant. Mrs. Henry
H. LOMBARD. Mrs. Frank Horsley,
Mrs. Johns Of Ellehsburg, Mrs. E. B.
Moore, Mrs. c. j. Lynch. Mrs. Will
liam Scott, Mrs. Walter o. Bradbury,
Mrs. ". ". Robertson, Mrs. Bertha
Johnson, Mrs. W. L. Steinweg. Mrs.
c. g. Fletcher, Mrs. H. B. Scudder,
Mrs. c. H. Barnes. Miss Buck. Mrs.
John Mcclure. Mrs. Challenkerger,
Mrs. Karrr, Mrs. A. E. Larson, Mrs.
Leslie, Misses Cameron, Mrs. Hutch
inson and Mrs. ". L. Wright.
Mrs. West yesterday entertained
her younger friends with a charming
afternoon bridge at her home, 201
South Naches avenue. Smart after
noon gowns and hats were very gen.
orally worn. the nine tables surround
ed by merry guests presenting a gay
appearance. The appointments, dec
orations and the score cards, of small
flags, were all in accord with the
event celebrated. The same scheme
was carried out in the dainty lunch
con. At bridge Mrs. Frank P. Null
Inns, for holding the highest score,
won the first favor, tape measure
in a handsome silver case. The con-
ISOLATION favor. a pretty fan Ratchet,
went to Miss Lola Lowther. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
BY Mrs. Henry J. Snively and Mrs.
Thomas L. Martin. The invited
guests included Miss Ida Sharkey
Miss Zelah Fraser, Miss Lola Low
Their, Mrs. Charles A. Marsh, Mrs. AL
fred ]. Helton, Mrs. Cliff, Mrs. E. e.
Van Brundt, Mrs. Harold J. Doolit-
tie. Mrs. Harvey Fry, Mrs. E. G.
Townsend, Mrs. W. E. Forman. Miss
Susie Boyle, Miss Marjorie Moran,
Miss Helen Donald, Miss Helen
Wright, Miss Suzanne Erwin, Miss
Laura James. Mrs. Luther E. Camp
bell, Mrs. James Iouden, Mrs. J. o.
Greenway, Mrs. Frank Keuhn, Mrs.
Ralph Williamson, Mrs. Hugo H.
Luhman, Mrs. Harry Pratt, Miss Ber-
tina Getsch, Mrs. NJ. W. Pennington,
Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. T. A. Noble
Miss Price, Miss Edna Robertson,
Miss Ethel Burns. Miss Bessie Hall
and Miss Lucy Scudder