El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-15
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The Tuesday Evening Bridge club
will meet Friday of this week at the
home Of Mrs. Houston Fall.
Mrs. Hugh White entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club this afternoon.
The Friday High Five club will not
meet this week. but next week Mrs.
W. w. Turney will be the hostess.
Mrs. James l. Mari will entertain on
Friday and Saturday afternoons Of
this week at bridge.
Mrs. T. T. White entertained infor-
mally this afternoon at bridge.
Mrs. Annie Porter Krause will en-
terrain at bridge on Monday afternoon
at the Country club.
With bridge as the medium Of amuse-
ment. Mrs. Clarence 1. North very
charmingly entertained on Monday aft
ernoon, in honor of her guest, Miss
Alma Swope, of Quincy, III. Miss Madge
Brick was the fortunate winner of the
first prize, and Miss Swope secured
the second. The house was attractive
lions and vio1ets. and, st the close Of
the games, the small tables were spread
with handsome doilies and dainty re-
freshments were served. Assisting the
hostess IN entertaining were: Mrs. E. n.
Leamaster, Mrs. George Ferguson and
Mrs. Fillmore The guests present
were: Misses Hattie May Loretz, Theo
Patterson, Eva Hunter, Florence Reed,
Clara Mundy, Madge and Loretta Brick,
Genevieve Anderson. Halle Irwin, Lii
liam Crawford, Ethel Brown, Lucille
Smith. May North, Mrs. Bruce Section,
Mrs. E. B. Elfers.
Mrs. Fred Woodwork very delight
fully entertained the Wednesday Bridge
club and five tables of guests on We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of her sister,
Mrs. R. B. Alvers. The house was
beautifully decorated in Valentine mo-
tif. and red hearts were everywhere in
evidence.
The club prizes were won by Mrs.
Winston Pettus and Mrs. II. E. Runkle,
and the guest prizes were won by Miss
Mary Gates and Mrs. Frank Turner.
The honor guest also received a hand
some prize In addition to the club
members the guests in attendance were:
Mesdames r. B. Alvers, ]. D. Hughes,
It. F. Kimbell. Edgar Fewel. Lamar
Davis, ]. ]. McCourt, George c. VIM
berly, Frederick Norton. Frank Turner,
Morris Parker. H. z. Stevenson, F. S
Cary, A H. Butler W. c. Kluttz, z. W.
Mitchell. James Magoffin. Healy, r. H.
Smith, J. H. Grant, ". D. Greet, D. B.
Smith, Lula H. Montmorency, Frank
Payne, c. s. Woodwork; Misses Mary
Gates, Clara Hague, Blanche Booker,
Allene Blacker, Reading.
Mrs. Joseph Caples entertained very
charmingly yesterday afternoon at
bridge In celebration of the day, the
decorations We're in valentine motif
and red hearts, symbolic of the occas-
ion, were everywhere in evidence. Smi-
lax, intermingled with red hearts,
gracefully festooned chandeliers. door
ways and mantels, while red shaded
candles shed a brilliant light over the
scene.
The first prize was won by Miss Lii
lie Cole, and the consolation went to
Mrs. Martin Davis.
Presiding at the punch bowl. and
daintily attired in red costumes. were
the Misses Irene Laughlin, Elizabeth
Stevens, Margaret Caples and Lorine
Mayors.
After the games, refreshments were
served from the small tables. The
ice course and the cakes and minis
were served in heart shape, carrying
out the valentine idea.
Those not playing bridge were served
from the large table in the dining
room, which was attractively set with
cluny lace and decorated with red car
nations. The guest list included:
Misses Nell Pollard, Carolyn Payne. Lu-
ellie Frise, Kate Adams, Milda Con-
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Marguerite Darbyshire. Ethel Brown.
Lillian Crawford, Adine Noake, Wilma
Elliott, Lauramaud Fink, Kate Stoker,
Maize Cole, Lillian Cole. Pauline
Sprinz, Julia Coldwell, Rena Coldweu,
Ann Thurmond, Martha Thurmond, Lu-
ellie Smith, Loretta and Madge Brick;
Mesdames John Donohue, Richard Ca
pies, H, w. Rroaddus, w. Lomax, Will
liam Caples, Martin Davis, c. z. Saw
yer, Hal Christie, Mamie Patterson.