El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
Cards

Mrs Martin Zielonka viii entertain
at cards on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on North oregon street.
The Montezuma club met with Mrs.
j. j. Raster TINS week at her home on
Montana street. 1t was principally
business meeting. Bridge was played
part Of the afternoon and a salad
The Thursday Bridge CLUB met Thurs
day with Mrs. R W. McCandless. Miss
Ethel Brown was the only substitute
present A two course luncheon was
served.
The Thursday Bridge club will not
meet next Thursday. but the first
with Miss Nora Bradley on East BOule-
ward.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. Zelman
entertained at four tables OF bridge
and one Of whist at her home on Mesa
avenue, in honor of her cousin, Miss
Title Herskovitz, Of Oklahoma City.
The house was beautifully decorated
in misuetoe and red Christmas BELLS
and the color scheme Of red and green
was effectively carried out in the place
cards and tally cards.
Four prizes were awarded. The first
bridge prize, relish bottle of silver
deposit, was won by Mrs. Simon Turk.
ton bridge prize. a brass jardiniere.
The whist prize was won by Miss Men
dell The guest prize, hand embroid-
cred pin cushion, fell to Miss Title
Herskoyitz-
The invited guests were: Mesdames
A. Sifberberg. R Silberberg, s Freu-
denthal Frank Turner, c. E. Kelly, j.
Calisher. J. H Eyster, A. J. Fulan, r.
W. AfcCandless, NJ Mayer, A. S Jacobs,
N. ZielOnka, S Turk, Nathan Solomon
y LapOwski, J. Winner, B. f. Widdas.
S I Schwartz, c. K. Wolf, J. NJ RO-
NANCY, T. c. McVea, J. Kaufman, May
MOye, Ben Swat, S. Herskovitz, 5. X
Simon; Misses Rebecca Goldstein, Har-
riet Sehwarz, Mendell, Emma Smith,
Title HerskOvitz.
Mrs. A. NJ Loomis was the hostess
at a bridge party given at her home on
North FL PasO street Tuesday after
noon.
In the drawing room vases Of pink
carnations were infevidence and in the
library large, bowls Of violets were
placed. In these rooms tables were
placed for 40 guests.
Mrs Frank SeamOn, making highest
score, was giFen tho first prize, cut
glass daisy vase in a silver holder, and
Miss Ethel Wa1z was awarded second
prize. which was another daisy vase
After the games a two course lunch
con was served.
Those present were: Mesdames Henry
RIaII. OLlS NOleSs henry >. DbdCLAg DcEL
Loomis, F. J. Feldman, Ralph LOOMS,
Charles PomerOy, Walter Arnold,
Charles LOOMS. D. NJ Payne Winston
Pettus, ". T. HiXsOn, r 3. Earl A S
Valdespino, II. S. Potter, Hugh White,
Julia c. Wilcox, Marie LOOMS, Isabel
Flato, Frank Lynch, ". D. Wise, r.
c. Semple, W. B. Latta, W. D. Howe,
Richard Smith, G. s. Kellogg, W. /.
Gaines, Lamar Davis, l. G. Wtther-
spoon, J. Calisher, Arthur Foster, Frank
Coles. J. Krakauer, Joseph U. Sweeney, /
NJ H Webb, Frank Seamon, ]. c.
Lakeland, Misses Ethel Walz, Ann
ThurmOnd, Mabel Falvey and Mrs. A.
NJ LOOMS
The Tuesday Bridge Luncheon club
met on Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
J. c. Deane.
The regular luncheon was served,
after which cards were played. Those
present were: Mesdames T. NJ Waller,
F. ". Mccormick, W. Porter, 7. SWoyer,
w. Swoyer 7. Lewis, A. NJ LOOMS,
Misses Louise Wiegand, SaIIie Belle
Dyer, Karma Qean
Mrs J. Meuttmann entertained the
Fortnight club at her home on Thurs
day afternoon. The regular game was
played, in which Mrs. II. o. Dow won
first prize Mrs A. E Ryan won second
and Mrs. Davis third. A Two course |
luncheon was served. Besides the reg
ular club members Mesdames Davis and
A. z. Ryan were. present.
Mrs. r. ]. Carson will entertain the
club Thursday. December %, at her
hOSne, 1716 Boulevard