Las Vegas optic., 1909-12-04

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Mr.. and MRS. G. W. @. Ward ente
tained at dinner last evening at the
home on Seventh street, having {
their guest Judge j. R. McFie. of Sa,
TIA Fe.
The sale of useful articles to
held next Tuesday afternoon at th
IIchanel Of the Episcopal church unde
i the auspices OF the Ladies Of s.
Paul's Guild, should be well ATTENDED
The ladies have been quite busy NAL
;ing articles for this sale and will ais
serve refreshments after 8 o'clock Il
the afternoon.
The unexpected departure durini
| the week of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Tipton, was met with keen regret OF
the part Of the society people of La
Vegas, as a great deal had been plan
ned for their entertainment during
their stay in the Meadow City. Th,
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Upton fol
Newark, N. J., was urgent, however
and was in response to a message sent
| them.
A Pretty "Shower"
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Geo
Fl. Kinkel. entertained with a shower
complimentary to Miss Charlotte Hay,
ward, who during the week became
Mrs. James Frederick Anton. The oc-
casion was a delightful one ana Mrs.
Kinkel proved herself equal to the
task before her and entertained in a
most happy manner. During the
afternoon the guests played bridge.
The shower came In the nature of a
surprise and was rendered Miss Hay
ward while at the refreshment table,
being brought in ON a large tray and
set before her. The shower consist
ed of many very beautiful things
which showed the high esteem in
which Miss Hayward is held by her
many friends. Among those present
besides Mrs. Kinke1 and the guest of
honor were Mesdames Edward S.
Lewis, w. e. Kaser, H. M. Smith, j.
Scott Duncan, jr., Don w. Lusk, H. E.
Hoke, Misses Louise Sporleder, Elba
Florence Hoskins, Cum
ningham, Helen Cunningham. Mrs.
Kinke1 was assisted in entertaining
by Miss Cunningham
Mrs. Velimer Entertalns
Mrs. Johanna vollmer entertained
It bridge whist yesterday afternoon at
ler home on the Hot Springs boule-
1ard, complimentary to Mrs. William
|. Mills of this city and Mrs. Arthur
J Upton, of Newark. N. J.. Misc
Hannah Friedman won the honors at
bridge, being presented with a hand
some bound gift book. The guests Of
lonor were very kindly remembered.
Irs. Mills being presented with a
beautiful bunch of roses and MRS. Tip
on with a very pretty souvenir
poon. Light refreshments were serv-
ID during the afternoon, the hostess
icing assisted in serving by Mrs. Har-l
let Van Petten, Miss, Rieve and Miss
sylvia Vollmer Among those pres
mt were Mesdames G. L. Mann-Baily, |
jefferson Reynolds, w. e. Gortner, e. |
}. Shaw, B. T. Nils, w. J. Lucas, H. |
v. Kelly, A. Thomas, H. w. Green,
I. Van Petten, A. Mennet, Chas. H.
eld, Behringer, d. G. Winters, P. c.
carpenter, w. B. Bunker, j. S. Clark,
J. Rosenwald, o. G. Schaefer, J. H.
fork, H. w. Goelitz, Misses Emma
yohn, Hannah Friedman and Mary
)avis.
Delightful Bridge Party
Complimentary to their son, Arthur
!. Upton and his wife, of Newark, N.
81 DIR. and Mrs. w. r. Upton enter
aimed last Saturday evening at
ridge, at the spacious Upton home
n Seventh street. The evening was
lost enjoyable spent and the merry
aughter which continued throughout
be evening showed plainly that the
eavy worries at bridge were far from :
be guests at the seven tables that :
vening. Mrs. Upton proved charm
lg hostess and was cieverly assisted
y. Misses Cunningham and Helen
and May Ross. a visiting |
uest from Albuquerque. The honors
{ the evening were carried off by
Irs. Herbert w. Clark, for the ladies'.
nd Edward J. McWenie, for the gen.
emen. Mrs. Clark was awarded a L
retty bridge whist set, while Mr.. Nc
vepie was the recipient of a handy
ct Of clothes hangers. Light refresh
tents were served during the evening
fter which the merry crowd dispers-
d. Among those present, besides
ost and hostess and the guests of |
onor were DIR. and Mrs. C. s. Losey, II
r. and Mrs. H. M. Smith, Mr.. and
frs. H. E. Hoke. Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. |,
field. Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. G. Ward,
~ lsthe joy ofthe household, for
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