El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-12
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MEMBERS of the S. S. club Friday al
ternoOn at her home on Rio Granue
street. Bridge was played ana me
7rize for highest score was won "
Ffise FRANCES Mayfield. Refreshments
ME- rLa5o se-ved nv the hostess. Mrs.
James Vance will entertain the cIup
next week.
Mrs. W. P. Miller was given a de-
Iightful surprise party Friday AFTER
noon by her daughter, Mrs. DAVID "
Tennessv. who entertained with
luncheon bridge party in her honor at
her home on Nevada street. The rooms
were decorated with quantities of flow
ers. carnations, roses and VloletS' the
gifts of the guests to the guest Oh
honor. Luncheon was served a. Iils
card tables and then bridge was played
for the remainder of the afternoon
Mrs. w. r. Brown and Mrs. Hal E. Chris
tie won the prizes. 1.-THE guests were
Mesdames W. W. Stewart Frank
Spence r. B. Alves, George Drummer,
Thomas Quigley, W. J. Freeman, V. q.
Raggio. Frank H. Todd, Frank Seward,
Harry T. Wall Z. A. Hughes and Paul
Ginther.
Mrs. David Schwartz entertained the
COSMOPOLITAN Bridge club Friday after
noon at her home on Wyoming street
with a Christmas party. Bridge was
PLAYED and the prizes were won by Mrs.
Joe Talpis and Mrs. David Schwartz,
with Mrs. J. e. Winner winning the
guest prize Little snOwballs were the
score cards for the games. After the
games, a luncheon was served at
decorated table A Christmas tree Of
diminutive size was the centerpiece,
! blazing with lights, and from the tree
to the guests plates ran holly decorated
ribbons with Christmas cards attached
for the place cards. Cut. glass vases
filled with roses, viOlets and carnations
added to the decorations. Among those
MpGdan1ag 7 Winner
Joe Talpis. Harry P. Barnett, Louis
and Ray Hubbard Mrs. Harberg will
and Ray HUBBARD Mrs. Hagberg will
be the next hostess of the club at her
home on Prospect avenue.
Mrs Waters Davis entertained COM
plimentary to her sisters, Mrs. Frank
| lin o. johnson and Miss Anne Howard.
y it'll a pretfIly appointed bridge party
Friday afternoon, at he home on San
AntOnin street. The rooms were decor
ated with a prOfusion of red carnations,
which. combined with green ferns gave
a suggestion of the Christmas cOlOrs
! tables of players Mrs. Charles Davis
won the first prize. Mrs. Winchester
Cooley was the winner of the second
prize. The third prize went to Mrs. u.
S Stewart. and the consolation prize
was won by Mrs. o. H. Baum Follow
ing the card games buffet supper was
served in the dining room which was
also decorated with the red carnations
sticks were about the table. Among
| those present V ere: Mrs. Franklin o.
Johnson. Miss Anne Howard; Mesdames
/ James Magoffl7, w B. Latta, J. A.
! Happier j. T. Williams. w L Tooley
/ Omar Bundy, George T. Moore, Frank
I SeamOn, W. D. Greet, Thomas E.
! Schley, Howard r. Hickok, George
/ Fisher. NJ. O. Wright, Claiborne Adams,
! J. Z. Sweeney, VIII 5. Crombie. W. ..
/ Wise, A. NJ. Loomis. J. C. Krause. Lii
/ liam CorcorGn, o. H Baum ]. H Rus
| sell, Zach T. White, A. W. GulIion. VIM
! chester Cooley, u. S. Stewart Fred J
! Feldman, James Vance, Grover Smith.
/ Julia Wilcox. Walter Irwin, H. s. Beach,
/ Frank Coles, Otis Coles. E NJ. Bell, B.
! NJ. Worsham. W. G. Dunn W. L. Gaines
/ b L. Farrar. ". e. Race, W. ". Turnev
I John L. Dyer, c. N Buckler, Clarence
/ Pickrell, Walter Ross and Harris Wal
, thall.