El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-21
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Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Ehler received a
number Of their friends at their home,
/ 1418 Wyoming street, on Saturday
evening, last. the event being their
{ goth wedding anniversary. In honor
/ Of the occasion, the EhIer home was
! transformed into a beautiful bower OF
J bloom The decorations were green
I and white. Many silver bells added
much to the artistic decorations. The
( chand ellers and cOlonna.des between
/ the parlors were effectively festOoned
I with chrysanthemums and silver bells.
/ Palms and ferns were banked in the
reception hall and throughout the
house.
Forty two" was the game enjoyed.
The score cards were in the silver
bell design The first prize, a hand
painted china olive dish, was won by
Mrs. j. L EssIinger. Mrs. George
Brady won the second, a dainty piece
Of hand painted china The consoIa-
ton 1ell 10 Mrs Matilda Burroughs
The mems first prize was Won by Har-
OLD T. Christie and the second by H. D.
Ballard while the consolation fell to
Dr. Thompson Wheat
A delicious two course luncheon
was served and on each square of
cake was a china favor. DR.. J. W. Par
ker drank a toast to the host and
hostess, ali standing, wishing them
many more years OF prosperity and
happiness
Many beautiful pieces of hand paint
ed china were received. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. r McKenna-
Mr. and Mrs r Z. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs
= " WeDdelI, Mr.. and Mrs George
Brady, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Brady, Mr..
and Mrs H. D. Ballard, Dr. and Mrs
j.. w. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Pills
Durys Mr. and Mrs H. E Christie, Dr.
and Mrs. Thompson Wheat, Mr.. and
MIS- j. L. ESSliuger. DR.. and Mrs J &
SCHUYLER, Mr. and Mrs. S I. Berg. Mr.
and Mrs s F. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Eus-
tace, Mr. and Mrs Carl Rogers, Mr..
ana Mrs. r L Torres. Mr. and Mrs
D. F. Roberts, Mr.. and mrs. John
Bowling, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor.
Dr and Mrs. J E. Keltner, Mr.. and
Mrs F. D. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L J. Ayers;
Mesdames F. F. Henneberg, c. C.
henderson, Anna Harris, Matilda
Burroughs; Misses Matte L Hill Mil
"a Connolly, Edna ShOrtridge, Blanche
Merrill Vera Ballard, Leila. MacPher-
SON Messrs- A ID. Wilkinson, H. T.
Bateman Henry Wiley. Gerald Ehler.
Mrs F. B. Wagner entertained with
an enjoyable bridge party on Tuesday
ss1ternoon at the home of her daughter,
MIS- Harry A Carpenter
Prizes were awarded The first was
won by Mrs Mary Atkinson, a hand
painted plate The second, a casserole,
the consolation, two hand embroidered
guest towels, fell TO Mrs. ". d. Wise
After the games of bridge, tempting
refreshments In two courses were
served to the guests. Those invited were
MeSQames AlveS Dixon, John L Dyer,
W H. Bryan, o. H. Baum. Mary Atkin-
son, J. B. Gray, ". L. Gaines. c. E.
Kelly, Norris Parker. James Parker
W W. Turney, J. W. Pettus. X D.
Franklin, W D. Wise, Charles Davis,
Lamar Davis, J. E Bowen, J. DonOhue,
J. B. Watson. l. J. Tucker. Fred Wood
worth, h S. Swain, Peyton Edwards,
Charles LOOMS, W. E. Race Frank
Payne, ". r. Martin, f. B. Cyrus, T. ].
WOOdside, r. +. Campbell, George
Morse, F. SeamOns, J. A. Dick, H F.
Ferris, r II. Smith, H. J. Simmons Har-
~ NOake H. T. Stafford, H s Potter.
IL 7. Edgar; Misses katherine Gorbutt
bell.
Mrs Clarence S. Pickereu will en-
terrain at the Toltec club on Saturday
afternoon, Nov. 80, at bridge in honor of
Mrs j. r. Cartwright