El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-18

Mrs. Lamar Davis was. the hostess for
the Tuesday Bridge Club yesterday az
ternoon, at her home on Olive street
Mrs. Frank Coles entertained the
Wednesday club this afternoon
Mrs. C. e. Kelly was the hostess for
the Married Woman's "Wednesday Bridge
club.
Miss Loretta Brick will entertain the
Thursday Bridge club tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Rita Greenbaum, OF san Fran
cisco, was the honor guest at a very
ENJOYABLE whist party, given by her
aunt Mrs. A A. Kline.
Following the games, refreshments
were served by the hostess Those en-
joying the affair were; Misses Rlta
Greenbaum, Jennie BlumenthaL Della
Moye, Ethel Levy, Ectelle Levy, Rose
Hell, Rose Ar0nstein, Harriet Schwartz,
Stella Goodman. Beckie Goldstein, Irma
enthal, Charles Schultz, Walter Kohl
berg, =. Herbert Kohlberg, Lewis
Greenbaum, Herman Strauss, Mayer
Bear Maurice Schwartz, Dave Kline.
Max Kline, Kaufman, Sidney Ullman'
Joe Vol, Sidney Mayer, Lawrence Cal
Usher.
Miss Amy Schultz very charmingly en-
tertained a number of her friends on
Saturday afternoon at bridge.
Miss Marian Campbell, who made top
score, was awarded the first prize, and
Miss Justine NeWbrOugh received the
consolation prize.
The house was decorated throughout
with dahlias, and the dainty two course
luncheon was served from the card Ia
bles. The hostess was assisted In en-
tertaining by Miss Monica Gallagher.
The guest list included: Misses sara
Cobb, Marian Campbell Monica Gala
gner, Chrysta. Hogarth, Flora Campbell
Jennie Blumenthal, Annie and Mary
Stolaroff, Justine NeWbrOugh- Jenevie
Anderson, Mesdames r. NJ QuebedeauZ,
Rowland Gilchrist LeVeauX, William
Barnes, s. A. Vaughn, William Follett,
Leo Gale.
With bridge as the medium Of amuse-
ment, Mrs. ID. C. Booth entertained Sat
urday afternoon.
The home was most attractive with
its adOrnment Of red carnations and
ferns, and the electric lights, shielded
with red shades, shed soft glow over
the scene.
Mrs. L. J. GiIchrisu received the IA
TOr for highest score, and Mrs. William
McKenna won the second prize, while
the consolation went to Mrs. "A. H. Full
Ian.
The salad course, followed by ices and
cake, was served from the small tables.
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occasion were: Mesdames J. Z. Swee-
ney, c. 2. Kelly, J. r. Harper, J. F.
Eyster, c. N. Hendricks, J. Z. Bowen,
Paul LissO, j. 3. DuBOse, i. J. Gilchrist,
A. 81. Eullan, T. +. Kimbell, william A.
McKenna, +. W. Mcconnell; Misses
1Gyra Prater, Emma Smith.
Mrs Walter A. Williams entertained
very pleasantly with a birthday party
complimentary to her sister, Miss Jessie I
Turner, who is spending the winter in
FL Paso from her home in Oklahoma.
The affair took place last Thursday
evening. Finch was the feature Of the
evenings entertainment, affOrding
much amusement, Miss Charm Mcneil
securing first prize, a box Of bon bOns. {
A pleasing musical program was also
carried out, vocal and instrumental solos
being rendered by Miss Florence
Barnes Mrs. Nell Howard, Miss Jessie Z
Turner and Chas- LeminE. Mrs. Ernest l
Johnson gave a reading IN her usual
manner. Miss Turner was the
recipient of q number Of pretty gifts |
from her friends. Refreshments con-
sitsing OF sandwiches and coffee were
served TO the guests, who were; Misses /
Esteue Halle, Vera Breutney, Charm |
Mcneil Florence Barnes, Jessie Turner
Messrs- Guy Mercer, Thatcher Beachem,
Chas. Leming, Hadley Sanders; Mr.. and &
Mrs Johnson, Kuhn, Howard, ". a.
Williams.