El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-04
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The Wednesday Bridge club has
postponed its meeting from Wednes-
day. January 3, to Wednesday, Janu-
airy 10, when it Will weet with Mrs.
H. W. Broaddus at her home on East
Boulevard.
Mrs. John L. Dyer entertained the
! Tuesday Bridge club on wednesday
afternoon at her home on Arizona
! street. The dining room table was
decorated i'll red carnations and a two
course luncheon was served. Those
present were: Mesdames Guy Ham
] NETT NJ. o. Wright, ". D. Howe, Z.
/ Kneezell, VIII Crombie A J. Kerr,
| Chas. Newman, T. Z. Hunter, J. c.
/ Lakeland, Henry Pfaff, Waters Davis,
| A. P. Coles, J. c. Wilcox, W W Tur-
| ney, R c. Semple, H. D. Ferris, Chas.
/ Leaveu. Julius Krakauer, Z. W Kay
! ser, W. T. HixsOn, S. P. Weisiger.
| Harry Potter.
The Tuesday club will meet next
week at the home of Mrs. Jos. o.
Sweeney on Wyoming street.
Mrs. c. a, FOx's afternoon of bridge
on Wednesday was among the fashion
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/ FOX'S home opens delightfully."-, and
[ with holly and Christmas greens, the
colors Of the season were recalled. There
| were four tables of bridge. and the
I prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. D. Tip
| ton, for highest score; Mrs. W. ". Fink.
! for second highest score, and Mrs. J. B.
Watson. consolation prize.
Miss Constance Pateman assisted in
! the hospitalities and in serving de-
] Hghtful two course luncheon. The
I guests We're: Mesdames J. z. Bowen
VIII I. Watson, J. B. Watson, c. Z. Kel-
~ Joe Sweeney, G. Lyman, R Il. Smith
I 6. ". Newell, W, ". Fink, J. c. Barada
w D. Upton, Winston Pettus, Fred
/ Woodwork, G. F. Hawks G. c. VIM
| berry, Z. ". Mitchell NJ B. Parker.
James Parker. Ed RolIandeb, Of Denver;
John O'Shea, J. A. Rawlings, A. W.
Herich, H. Pateman, A. G. Foster,
Misses Constance Pateman, Myra Pra-
ter, Mary Gates. Beatrice Pateman-
Mrs. W. E. German was the hostess
at most delightful bunco party We'd
nesday afternoon, given at her home,
-807 Boulevard. The guests enjoyed
playing buncO for the greater part Of
the afternoon. Mrs John Miller made
highest score and was awarded a hand
painted mayOnaisse bowl; Mrs T. NJ
MalOney made second highest score and
was awarded a handpainted plate, and
the consolation prize, handpainted
toothpick holder, fell to Mrs. J. Kersey.
After the games, the guests enjoyed a
two course luncheon. Those present
were: Mesdames E. H. Burk, J. Kersey.
Duncan Johnson, J. Muettman. Gus
Momsen, Tim Sullivan, William ellison,
j. Donahue, Charles Cunningham, H.
o. Dow, D. Lane. Andrew, John CaEney,
NJ p. Maloney, J. c, Roman, John Miller,
w. Z. German.
One Of the very delightful informal
parties Of the week, which attracted
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party given Wednesday evening by Mrs
T. 6. McClellen, In honor Of her charm
ing daughter, Miss Walker, and her
guest, Miss Louise Payne, Of Hot
Springs.
The house, which opens extremely
well for festive occasions and is always
a center of hospitality, was gay with
many carnations Of red, Christmas bells
and holly
The dining table was done in the same
flower and a handsome cloth of cluny
laid over red carried out the red and
white color scheme. A very tempting
salad course was served. Miss Hill.
making highest score. was awarded
the first prize. the mems prize falling to
The guests were: Misses Louise
Payne, Helen HubbeH Lillian Newton,
Olive Davis, Hill. Walker McCleuen;
MessrS. Oakley sharpe, Vance Stewart,
Tom Newman, Henry Swearingen, Davis
Mayfield, Victor Moore.
One Of the most entertaining of the
seasons card parties was given Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
James E. Bowen on Montana street.
The house was decorated in red and
green.
In the reception hall strands of red
and green crepe paper were festOoned,
from the doorway to the chandelier.
AIistletoe trimmings were also used in
the hall, and leading from the chan
delier to the four corners of the room
were ropes Of gold tinseL
The music room was artistic in its
decorations Of red and green. A vase
Of red carnations spread their
fragrance over the room.
The center OF attraction was the
dining room The stdebOard, with its
cut glass and silver, was banked in
smilaX and ferns. The table was laid
with q Cluny lace cloth, a miniature
lake. banked with smilax. formed the
centerpiece; red peoples and ferns
peeped from the water a vase Of car
nations was placed in the center OF the
lake.
Mrs. Rodney W. McCandless and Miss
Karma Deane served at the punch
the table. Assisting in the serving OF
the refreshments consisting Of frozen
eggnog, angel food and fruit cake. |
were Misses Beatrice Stiles. Ethel
Crawford, Mary Wadlington. Nellie Mae
Bowen and Master Jimmie Bowen.
Mrs. James Bowen, gowned in rich
black messaltne, out low and en- train, /
with cOrsage bouquet of flowers. re-
ceived her guests and was assisted by /
Mesdames K. D. Franklin, c. F. Kelly.
J. D. DuBOse and Miss Myra Prater.
Seven tables Of bridge were played 1
during the fore part Of the afternoon.
The score cards were in Christmas col /
Ors Of red and green. Mrs. Charles J. /
Anstrand was the winner of the first .
prize; Mrs. j. W. Collie. the second, [
both receiving silver SPOONS. Misses |
Mary Jane Neeley and Evelyn S. Lo-