El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-05
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Miss Mary Nations entertained very
delightfully."- at bridge on Friday after
noon, in honor of her guest, Miss En-
lily Kemp
Bowls of pink peas added their
charm and fragrance to the attractive
apartments and the dining table held a
mound Of the same dainty flowers.
Punch was served throughout the af-
ternoon, followed by dainty luncheon.
Miss Frances Mayfield was the winner
of the first prize. pair. of pink silk
hose.
Those enjoying the afternoon were:
Misses Emily Kemp. Frances Mayfield
Blanche Davis, Stare Smith. Flora
Hague. Gertrude Johnson. Glen Adams,
Estelle, Berrien. Stella Brick, Olive
Davis, Ruby Had1ock, Virginia Stewart.
Alice My1es, Grace Wingo. Eleanor Eu-
bank, Beaulah Brown, Edith Perrenot,
Clara Fink. Marion Young.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Quigley very. pleasantly en-
tertained at five hundred. compliment
tary to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whit
more, who left Monday for their future
home in Montana
In the decorations shasta daisies
were used in profusion. adding their
charm to the various apartments.
The first prizes were won by Mrs.
Leslie Payne and B. Nj. Williams, who
made the top scores, and the consola-
ton was awarded to Roy Lunn.
A delightful three course menu was
served from the card tables, and those
ENJOYING Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley's hospi-
tality were: Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Whitmore. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Num-:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Payne. Mr., and
Mrs. Arnes .AIbro, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Richards; Messrs. B. NJ Williams, Roy
Lunn, judge A. S. J. Eylar-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitmore en-
tertained their friends informally on
wednesday evening. prior to their de-
parture for Montana, where they VIII
reside. The house was made very at
tractive with quantities of ferns and
sweet peas. Five hundred formed the
pleasant diversion of the evening IN
which the first prizes were won by
Mrs Herbert Num- and Ames Aipro-
Dainty two course refreshments fol-
lowed the games
Miss Irene Essinger was the hostess
Thursday afternoon at very enjoy
able bridge party. given complimentary
to Miss Annette Schmitt of San Anto-
nio and Miss Gertrude Johnson OF SAN
IA Monica. Cal Pink and white formed
fhe dainty color scheme. chosen for the
dacora lions. ard were effectively devel-
oped with quantities OF sweet peas
Miss Justine Newborougp, VINO Hlaue
the tor score received the first prizes
and the honor guests were also pre-
sented with attractive prizes.
Two course refreshments were
served from the small tables. The
guests were: Misses olive Davis. An
ne.te Schmitt Gertrude Johnson
Frances Mayfield. Justine Newbor-
ough. Judyn Hague, Margaret Kinnon,
Marian Bowden. Marian Campbell, Amy
Schutz. Mesdames Henry Sutherland
Robert Smith, w NJ Butler, W. L.
Follett, Percy S. Knight
Miss Gertrude johnson. of Santa
Monica. Cal, was the inspiration Mon
day afternoon for a very delightful
bridge party. given by MISS Loulse
Sanburn. Suggestive of the national
holiday. red, white and blue sweet peas
were used through the different apart
ments. and the white tally cards were
decorated in red. white and blue ink.
and tied with red, white and blue rib
bons.
Miss Mary Lewis was the winner OF
the first prize. while the consolation
went to Miss Marbry Henning, and the
honor guest received handsome kodak
book Of FL Paso views
The two course refreshments were
served from the small tables. and accen-
tuated the decorative scheme, the ices
being served in the form of cannon fire
crackers and the cakes in red, white
and blue.
The guests in attendance We're:
Misses Kate Adams, Glen Adams. Ger
trude Johnson, Flora Campbell, Karma
Deane, Lauramaud Fink. Margaret
Kinnon, Gertrude Leighton, Msrbry
Henning. Kate Krause, Wilma, Elliott,
Frances Mayfield. Essie Darbyshire,
Katherine and Florence Cox. Louise
Sistermans Genevie Anderson, Mary
Lewis. Marguerite DarByshire, Lucille