El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-20
Cards

Miss Constance Pateman entertained
the most intimate friends of Miss
Esther Darbyshire Saturday afternoon
at her home on Montana street Bridge
formed the amusement for the earlier
part OF the afternoon in which Miss
Gertrude Leighton won the first prize,
a book; Miss Lucille Smith the second
prize, a deck Of cards and Miss Har-
riett Bryan, the consolation prize
book.
The tally cards were uniquely pretty
Shaped as wedding bells, edged with a
band Of gold, they bore in gold the
opening bars OF the anthem. "Oh per-
feet. love" that the choir viii sing at
Miss DarbyShire's wedding. The clap
Per Of the bell was q tiny kodak pic
ture Of the bride and groom elect FOL
lowing the cards the shower glIJs'
placed in an attractive Laundry Dag'
one of the gifts, were brought into the
room in a little red wagon, drawn by
Misses Maurine Bailey. Eleanor Wright
and Beatrice Pateman. The gift OF the
hostess to the bride elect was an en-
largement Of the same picture on the
tally cards prettily framed.
One Of the amusing features Of the
shower was the unwrapping OF the
gift to the groom to be.
Pink was the dominating color mo-
tif, the house being decorated with
that color, and the refreshments car
rying It further. The ice cream was In
heart shaped cakes. iced in pink, and
the mints were also miniature pink
hearts.
The invited guests were: 1esdames
Rowland Gilchrist, c. N Lyman, Har-
old E. Christie, J. W. LOrentzen. f. H
Yale, G. H. Mengel B. II. c. Williams,
X ". McCandless, l. H Tucker, Ed
Watson. B. F. Darbyshire, NJ H Mac
Callum; Misses LOrettO Brick. Madge
Brick, Harriet Bryan, Maize Cole, Liz
lie Cole, Lucille Smith. Kate Adams.
Glen Adams. Ethel Brown. Theo Pat
terson, Elsie Lurkins. Meta Ormsbee,
Gertrude Leighton, Wilma Elliott, Ger
trude Yale, Louise Dietrich, Nellie Gail
lard, Kate rause, Sybu Shedd, Nora
Bradley. Rebecca Mack, Claudia Brahm,
Clair Reese Coleman, Helen Newell
Allene Blacker.
Assisting in entertaining were: Mis-
ses Beatrice Pateman, Maurine Bailey,
and Eleanor Wright, and Mrs H Pate
man.
Miss Darbyshire wore an embroid-
cred lingerie over pink messaline
The hostess wore a white lingerie
with pink tulle hair band.
Mrs. G. ". Newell ana ner daughter
Miss Helen Newell. entertained a num-
Ter OF their friends Saturday after
noon with a bridge party. at their home.
10 West Franklin street Pink and
" hite were the prevailing colors. which
were brought out in the decorations
Of roses in large quantities, and in the
two course luncheon served after the
games
Mrs. J. E. Bowen was the winner Of
the first prize for the matrons. Mrs.
Oscar Baum winning the second while
Miss Leona Black won the first prize
for the young women. and Miss Hattie
May Loretz was the second prize win
ner.
Those present were Mesdames Dan
r Reckhart, ~ B. Parker, James
Parker. ". A. White. John l. Dyer, J.
= Bowen, Isabelle FlatO. c. E Kelly,
F. ~ Bray, Arthur w Foster William
Forbes, d. Miller. J. L. Sweeney. Os-
car Baum. r, W McCandless, c. A
Heinemund, ". A Burk. ". D. Had
ley ". w. Fink, T. J. Edwards, B. T.
Hammett and H. D. AIcGresOr: Misses
4ilda Connolly, Eileen Wall. Mary
Ramsey, Hattie Nay LOretz Myra Pra-
ter, Leona Black, Ethel Brown, Nellie
Mae Bowen, Anna SOrenson and Elsie
KOhlberg-
Mrs H H Bailey entertained with
bridge party and luncheon Saturday.
complimentary to her sisterinlaw, Mrs
frederick +. Barker, of the City OF
Mexico, who is her guest for a while.
sweet peas IN large quantities were
arranged about the house, pleasing the
eye with their color and pertaining the
louise with their fragrance. The seven
prl0ge tables were arranged on the
front gallery and through the rooms.
In the games Mrs. H R. McCIintock
won the first prize. Mrs. W. A. White
the second prize, while the consolation
prize fell to Mrs c. TroxeL A guest
prize was given TO Mrs. Barker.
Score cards. hand painted with wa
ter cOlOred spring flowers. were at
each persons place on the tables.
A delicious two course luncheon was
served. The guests who enjoyed the
occasion were; Mesdames c. W Ger
Der, Jas. A Murdoch, Morris Parker,
James Parker. J. F. Eyster, G. L Kess-
Ter, 7. ". Mcconnell, II. r McClintock,
Mrs. Franklin, J. 3. McKenna, F. E
Hunter, c Troxel John Grayson, G. F.
Hawks, George Drummer, Y. R Stiles,
A p. Thompson. J. A French and the
Misses Ruth Hawks, Mamie Sexton,
Myra Prater, Josephine WOoten, Cath
crime Flynn, Catherine GOrbutt, Olive
Davis, Fannie Blakesley, George
Scott and Miss Tishman-