El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-26

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Among the delightful social events
of the week was the bridge party
given Friday afternoon in the par
lors of the Elks' club by Mrs c. E.
Kellogg. complimentary to her niece,
Miss Lauramaud Fink
Pink and green was the attractive
color motif chosen for the decorations,
the dainty hand painted place and
score cards being tied with pink and
green ribbons, and the delicious re-
freshments Of ices and cakes also
meeting the color requirements.
Handsome sterling silver picture
frames were given as prizes. and were
won by Misses Hattie Mae Loretz and
Maude Rohmer. Punch was served
during the afternoon, with the Misses
Birdie Hawkins and Marion Young
presiding at the bowl.
Those enjoying the afternoon were:
Misses Lauramaud Fink, Marguerite
Darbyshire, Estelle Berrien, Louise
Wiegland, Clara Fink, Katie Stoker,
Lucille Fries. Wilma Elliott, Aileen
Hague, Rena Co1dwen, Carolyn Payne,
Regina schuster. Maude Rohmer.
Frances Mayfield, Louise Sanburn.
Harper, Louise Sisterman, Marion
Bowden, Katherine Harper, Loretta
Brick. Ethel Brown, Juanita Smith,
Lucille. Smith, Adine Noake, Flora
Campbell Mabel Woods, Hattie Mae
Loretz, Essie Darbyshire. Helen
Longuemare, Judyn Hague, Miss Rich
ardson of Clint, Texas. Mesdames Ju-
Illus Herman, Joseph Caples, J. A.
Rawlings. Herman Kayser. W. w.
Fink.
An event Of especial interest was the
bridge party and musical given Sat
urday afternoon at the Elks' club for
the benefit of the Humane society.
Many guests were in attendance, and
the affair was most successful both
from the social and financial stand
point
The club rooms were attractively
decorated with quantities of carna-
lions. which were donated by the Pot
ter Floral company. Twenty tables
were placed for the. bridge players in
the Elks' hall, and the large number
of handsome prizes were awarded by
Miss Myra Prater to those holding the
highest score, as follows: Mesdames
F. P. Miller, J. A Murdoch, w. r.
Brown, w. I. Owen, ". Lapowski, J. D.
Hughes, J. Zelman, A NJ. Kries, J. T.
Gilchrist, Helen Roberts, B. F. Jenkins.
W. J. Cox; Misses Florence Goddard.
Emily sGiddings. Ruth Evans, Alice
Hill.
While the games were in progress
upstairs. musical and reception was
held in the parlors below for those
not playing bridge. and the musical
was exceedingly well given,
as follows:
Piano duet. "Gavotte'-Mrs. W. r.
Brown and Miss Bauramaud Fink.
Vocal solo. when We Two Were
June P. Riggs.
Vocal solo. The Rosary (Nevin)-
]. E. Rhein, tenor.
Piano solo, 'tGruIlen'' (Schumann)-
Miss Chloe Calhoun.
Vocal solo tselected)-Mrs. Geo. c.
Violin solo eBerceuse)-Miss viz
ginia Barnes.
men" (Bizet)-Mrs. NJ. Pearce.
Vocal solo. The Arrow and the
Song" Gongfellow)-Chas. NJ. Gibson,
piano solo, @Rondo Brilliant.~ on
y (Weber)-7Miss Nellie Mae Bowen.
Vocal solo (selected)-M Leila T.
Moore
Duet from ~Norma'-Mrs. ]. ].
Pearce and Miss Bertha Stanhope.
Reading. THE Dogs Eulogy'' and
The Horses Prayer Mrs. N r. Gro
Ter.
Punch was servsa to the many
'pests in attendance. and the affair
vas in every way delightful, refiecting
'redit upon the committee in charge.
Who We're: Mesdames w. A White, E.
i. Yale, P. H. Curran. B. II Williams,
Bertha Stockwell. A. A. Walthall, ].
:. Rhein, William Cady-
Miss Ethel White, whose marriage
occurs this evening. was the 1nspira-
lon for charmingly arranged bridge