El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-07
Conducted by
MISS HALLE IRWIN
Telephones 1920 or 2O40, day;
and 345. night.


Mrs Robert 1. Dorbandt was host
ess of a delightful party on Wednes-
day afternoon, in honor Of Miss Helen
Newell Mrs. DOrbandt entertained at
her country home, Valley Gate
Farm" on the county road There
were six tables Of guests and 'bunco"
was played.
The table at which the bride-eIect
was seated for Refreshments was in
the reception hail and was covered
with a cluny cloth, over white satin.
The corners OF the table were tied
with white maline and a cut glass
vase held white brides roses. Seated
at this table were Misses Helen New
ell, Kate Adams, Laura Maud mink,
Ethel Brown and jeanette Rumsey-
The table in the dining room was
satin and a cut glass vase held red
carnations. Palms and American
beauty roses were lovely in the parlOr
Eleven games Of bunco were played
and the guest of honor was presented
with a brass scale, for weighing let
ters- The first prize was won by Mrs.
T. Sullivan and was a cut glass bon
bon dish The consolation fell to
Mrs. c. G. Shiver and was the same
as the first prize.
During the afternoon, Miss Kate
Adams and Miss Laura Maud Fink
sang solos, very sweetly-
The guest Of honor wore a white
cloth suit and a large white fur hat
We're: Mesdames Robert Lander,
George Newell, H D. AIcGregOr, W. G.
Roe, s G. Aubrey, T. Sullivan, c. G.
SILVER, r w Reed, h NJ Giffin, W
D Lansden. r L Nichols. NJ s.
Graves, H. S. Phillips, J. Z. Bowen, H.
NJ. Mckinney, @. N. Ramsey. 8. II.
Worshma- W H. Elliott, R. /. Dor
bandit; Misses Helen Newell Minnie
Eddy, Kate Adams, Ethel Brown,
jeanette Rumsey, Laura Maud Fink.
Mrs. Dorbandt was assisted by her
aunt Mrs H N. Giffin.
The Silent Twelve club entertained
on Tuesday afternoon in honor Of the
out Of town guests and friends of club
members The club coIors of yellow
and blue were used in decora lions,
guessing games and cards being the
amuSeInenIS- Mrs. J. winner and Mrs
s. S. Nichols won the two first prizes
and the consolation fell to Miss Byra
Abbott.
In the dining Doom was an election
pie" built Of chTysanthemuHys and
filled with packages. the ends of the
ribbons hanging out The names OF
the three candidates for president were
on the ribbons and each guest pulled
the one of her choice and received her
prize.
After the games, refreshments of
salad course, cake and coffee were
served. The out of town guests were:
Mrs NJ G. Weatherford, f. =. Nichols,
r.. b. Abbott, J. @. Gibson, Otto Parkins,
NJ H <a44eAlr MISSES EsLlEI GADHlu-
Wanda Gibson, u Weatherford.
The town guests were Mesdames A.
W Young, A @. Fraser and T. II. Todd
Mrs. c. E Kelly entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Mesa ave-
nue. After the game delicious refresh
ments were served
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Mrs. Louis Thernis is entertaining
this afternoon with bridge at her home
on Epson avenue
Miss Edna Hammeu was the guest of
honor at a bridge party given by her
cousin, Mrs J. S. CaprOn, at the smelter
on Monday afternoon. The first prize
was won by Miss Meta Ormsbee and
the mems by 7. J. Neal. The latter part
Of the evening the young folks enjoyed
dancing. Those present were Misses
Edna HammeII, Nellie Gailliard, Meta
Ormsbee. Imogene Robertson, Rosemary
Pelham and Capron; Messrs. T. J. Neal,
Herman Bateman, Carl Blinn, John
Blinn, E. Wilkinson and Stein.