El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-14
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Mrs Harry T Walz gave cotton
bridge party Saturday afternoon at neI ne,
home, on Montana street The COTTON
of the southland was everywhere III
evidence about the house. Cotton CIV
cred the chandeliers and lights CoIIon
was banked about the WoodWorA anu d
large bale of cotton was in the hau-
way. Little cotton, powderpu Ills ,,,aT
given as favors. The guests were met
by the hostess and Mrs. Frank a,
Hughes dressed as old time neStO
'mammies." During the afternoon
banjo music entertained the guess
Bridge was the afternoons pastlme
Mrs. d. c. Sutton, Mrs. Hal d. ChrlslIe
and Mrs. Frank Seward were the prize
winners. A two course luncheon was
served when the games were over.
Among the guests were: MesdaInea
Frank A. Hughes, Martha Gillian, Jon4
Grant, D. c. Sutton, Harry BurWell' w
c. Raum, Frank NJ Lynch, Hal E. CHRIS
tie, c. K. Jameson, J. W. B. ROBINSON
Charles Given and Frank Seward.
Mrs. William J. Jennings entertained
with a luncheon bridge party SATURDAY
afternoon at her home, on Orient street
in honor of Miss Fannie Henning, VINO
will become a bride at the end OF TINS
month A white enameled basket, III
which were pink roses and ferns was
the centerpiece of the luncheon table,
Pink satin ribbons were arranged
table and terminated in large butter
flv bows About the table were PINK
candles under pink shades. Little pas
kets lined with pink satin, held lne
minis and nuts. Brides and groolns
ornamented the place cards and at each
guests plate was a cluster of pink car
nations tied with pink bows. Auction
bridge was PLAYED after the luncheon
Mrs. r. Y. Anderson, Mrs Joe NriSn1
and Mrs NJ B. Stewart won the prizes,
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crOcheted work, was presented TO lhe
guest of honor. Mrs. William jennings
assisted the hostess in entertaining.
The guests were: Misses Fannie V. Hen
ming, Mesdames c. 5. Hennlng, Joe
Wright P F Knight, S. c. McCurdy, NJ.
b. Stewart, P. K. Brice, F. w Berk-
shire, r. Y. Anderson, A. G. Nelson, g.
r. Allison, Of New York, and William
The Saturday Bridge club was en-
tertained Saturday afternoon by MISS
Lucille Maloney at her home on Mesa
avenue. An attractive color plan OF
pink and white was used in the deco
ration of the rooms. Pink Cecil Brun-
ner roses were used about the rooms
combined with quantities of ferns
Miss Gertrude leighton won the MS
prize, Miss Anna Sorenson, the second
prize and Miss Era Thomas the conso'
lation prize. A two course luncheon
was served when the games were
completed. The card tables were deco
rated with pink candles under pink
shades in silver sticks and bonDon
dishes held pink mints. The luncheon
courses also carried out the pink and
white color plan. Assisting the host
ess in entertaining were Mrs. NJ Z.
Maloney, her mother, and Miss Edlth
Maloney, her sister. The guests were
Mesdames L. J. Locke, L. A. sherman
Ralph Vernon Davis, A z. Sanders,
Misses Aileen Hague, Mabel OCon-
nor, Katherine Harper, Addie Kerr,
Mary Leighton, Rose Piatt, Bessie Gil
son, Anna SOrenson, Elizabeth Fields
Newell Compton. Bess Hall, Alice VIII
son, Era Thomas and Edith Maloney-
Miss Katherine Harper will be the
hostess for the club at its next meet
ing, which viii not be until after the
holidays
A bunco party was given Saturday
afternoon by Miss Birdie Krupp at her
home, on Prospect avenue, for a num-
Der Of her school friends. The Christ
mas idea was carried out in the deco
rations Of the room and in the score
cards Ond the red and green Of the color
plan was repeated in the ices and can
dies served during the afternoon.
Misses Ruth Schwartz, Marion Moses,
Lydia Happier and Anne Pateman won
the prizes The hostess was assisted
in entertaining her guests by her
mother, Mrs. Haymon krupp, Mrs Ma
than Lapowski and Mrs. Victor Ca
russo. The guests were: Misses Eliza
beth Kelly, Mary Kelly, Ruth Schwartz,
Marion Ainsa, Patty Ainsa, Katherine
Dick, Margaret Schuster, Mary Pitman,
Anne Pitman, Winifred Woods, jose
phine Morfit, Clio Russell, Dorothy
Williams, Nancy Williams, Marion
Howe, Helen Stewart, May KranzthOr,
Jane Burgess, Anne Magoffin, Sadie
Ruth Aldridge, Katherine Foster
Phyllis Lorig, Paula Krupp. Ida Krupp,
Marian Moses, Hazel Coffey, Helen
Reading, Ruth Morris, Alethea Coffin,
Nell Boomer, Louise Beach, Louise
Crawford, Charlotte Harris, Margaret
Amstater, Blanche LefkovitZ, Selma
Herskovitz. Sophie Williams, Irma
Davis Lucille Mayer, Margaret Neff,
Ruth Baron, Helen Dunn, Minda Las
kin, Frieda Laskin, Helen Murdoch and
Vonia Bray