El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-19
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Thursday morning at an informal
bridge party. complimentary to Mrs
John AIKEN, of Houston, and Mrs. L. w.
Stiles, of Mexico.
A color scheme Of green and white
was developed with white asters and
ferns In the dining room the table
was handsomely set with cluny lace
and decorated with white asters. The
punch bowl occupied the central po-
sition, and punch vas served between
games throughout the morning, FOL
lowed by refreshments. Mrs. Hous-
ton Fall. who made the top score, was
awarded the first prize, and Mrs Mar
ion Robertson received the consolation
prize.
The guest list included Mesdames
Winchester Cooley, a. T. White. K T.
Burgess, R. C. Semple, Lamar Davis, w.
D. Wise, F. E. Hunter, Susie Cherry
Campbell J. Donohue, J. T. Primm, w.
w. Turney, F. r. Simms, E. E. Neff,
Waters Davis, c. w. Kellogg, Frank
Seamon, R. Y. Anderson, w. e. Ander-
son, A NJ. Rowland, Marion Robert
son, Harris Walhall E. r. Trowbridge,
w. D. Howe, ]. A Potter, ]. w. Pettus,
D. T. White, E c. French, W. H. Cook,
H w. Fall, James L. MARI. Thomas
r. Hasam, H T. Stafford. H. D. Ferris,
W. H. Bryan, F. C. Earle, 0. II. Baum,
Frank Lynch, T. A. Falvey, Misses
Margharetta, Annie and Florence LIE
Baron.
Miss Kate Krause will entertain at
cards on Saturday afternoon.
The members of the Silent Twelve
club were entertained Thursday after
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when Mrs. O. H. Barbee was the
hostess of the coca sion.
In the games played Mrs. James
Ridge secured the first prize, hand
some sofa pillow. Mrs. Yinger received
the guest prize and Mrs. E. NJ Fraser,
the BOBBY prize, lemon shaped mus
tard jar
The tally cards were unique affairs
in lemon shape, and were suspended
from a tiny lemon tree. Lemon sher-
bet was served from scooped out
lemons, and lemon waters and candies
were also served.
The club, which meets fortnightly,
will be entertained the next time at
the home of DR.. Ida Bishop.
The club members present were Mrs.
Charles Fraser, Mrs E. M. Fraser, Mrs.
yardy Tuckett, Mrs. J. D. Berry. Mrs.
Byra Abbott.
The guests of the afternoon were
Mrs Yinger, Mrs. McCrummens, Mrs
George Bowers, Mrs. Nichols. Miss Ada
Beaudette, Miss Marguerite Hall.
Mrs. Mary P. Forbes. Of Chicago,
who resided here some years ago. is
visiting Mrs. j. c. Roman, at 101
Wyoming street.
Mrs. Roman. assisted by her daugh-
tiers, Misses Gilmore and Gladys enter
tanned at her home on Thursday from
to 6, the old friends of her guest.
High five was the game Of the aft
ernoon.
pen and ink sketches. with quotations
on the reverse side. the handiwork OF
Mrs. Forbes.
Punch was served throughout the
entire afternoon, and at the conclusion
Of the games. refreshments were
served at the card tables
Mrs. J. ]. Meuttmann won first prize,
Mrs. Joseph Morgan second, Mrs.
Forbes the consolation prize.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
Mrs. Roman were Mesdames Want, Ma
loney, Horner, Fitzgerald, OShea,
German, Lane, Meuttmann, Momson,
Morgan, Truesdell, Cagney, John Gag
ney. Mccarthy, Coldwen, T. OKeefe,
Spellman, Longuemare. Whelan, Nc
Glennon, Andrews, O'Meara, Germaine,
Beckham. Garvey. Roman, Forbes. The
Misses ]. Gallagher, Mccarthy. Byrne.
Gilmore and Gladys Roman.
Miss Sara Cobb was the hostess at
an informal bridge party Of two tables
given at her home on Nevada street
Wednesday morning. The first prize
was won by Miss Margaret Glenn.
two course luncheon followed the
games. and was enjoyed by Misses
Margaret Glenn, Marguerite Herman,
Judyn Hague, Irene Essinger. Wanda
Race. Helen Longuemare, Karma
Deane, Olive Davis.
A card party was given Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. B. Taylor at their apartments on
West Missouri street Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Lumsden. Mrs.
N. Rogers. Miss Mildred Peters, Miss
Erma Rogers, Bird Holman, ]. H.
Schroeder, Marion Pomar The first
prize was won by Mrs j. o. Lumsden.
Mrs. B. F. Moss, 1908 Arizona. gave
a bridge party in honor Of her friend
Miss D. Kent, Of Beaumont, Tex, on
Friday last. Aobut IA of their friends
were present and very ENJOYABLE
THE was spent. Miss Kent returned to
her home this week. after q two
months stay in the Pass City.
Mrs. ]. C. Roman, 1912 Wyoming
street. very pleasantly entertained
Thursday afternoon from to o'clock
in honor Of Mrs. Forbes, of Chicago.
Cards were the feature of the afternoon.
The tally cards were a work Of art.
being pen sketches with appropriate
verses, the work Of the guest of honor.
Mrs. Forbes. First prize was awarded
to Mrs. Meuttmann, second to ]. E.
Moyern, and the consolation to Mrs.
Forbes. Punch was served during
games. also sherbet and ices at the
conclusion Of the games Those pre-
sent were: Mesdames J. E. Morgan.
T. German. w. e. TruesdeH, J, Meutt-
man, j. Grant, M. P Mahoney Fitz-
gerald, Beckman, Thos. O'Keefe. Want
Longemare. Daugherty. O'Shea. John
Cagney, NJ Cagn v, McGienman.
O'Mean, P. Kelly. NJ. Kelly, Hempel.
Coldwell. ". Andreas d. Lane, Grady.
Gowan, Theian, Spellman, Ford. Mrs