El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-16
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noon at her home on Williams street
rms cub meets solely for sociability
4 4i no prizes are awarded. Following
the card games an ice course was
served by the hostess. Miss I,eona
B I1.oi[ VIII entertain the club next
meeh- Ihose present were: Misses
~ haIIneTihe Harper. Leona Black. Eliza
1e erH ieIqs, Bess Hall, Lucille Malo-
oers and Mrs. W. l. Fields
Mrs. ]. Talpis entertained complf-
4PtSnCdIy TO her guest, Miss Resale
6 De stem OF New York city, Sunday
ov eiip5I ns WIN a bunco party at her home
on prospect avenue The house wa 6
decorated throughout the rooms v,itb
gu. listers OF chrysanthemums, carnations
anu autumn leaves. Miss CAROLYN Block
T., 6, -IISs oadie Nathan won the prizes
n Dunco, with the mems prizes going to
!: kaufman and Joe Blaugrund Mrs 7
N tapHs assisted the hostess in enter
cC,i-s-le i I OIIoWng the games, a two
fboss Iuncneon was served. Among
06eIInsleln, Annie Stolaroff, Gladys
ScnWartz Sadie Nathan, Rose FrankeL
SSdroyIn Block, Cecilia Goodman and
GrdCe mayer; Messrs. E. Solons, J. Kauf-
ID ~, Leon StrelitZ, NJ. LefkOvitz, b
9 9Ia., +. Gordon. J. Blaugrund, J. B.
eli Krupp.
MISS Clara Fink entertained the Sat
uIuay auction Bridge club Saturday
nue.. Miss Gertrude Leighton won the
guest prize. Mrs. VIII WaIz won the
cup prize. Following the card games,
Two course luncheon was served, con-
T 9ls ing OF salad and an ice course.
Inc hostess was assisted by her sister,
MISS Lauramaude Fink, in entertaining.
MISS Pauline Bryan will entertain the
CLUB next week. Among those present
We're; Mrs. Will Walz, Misses Marion
Dung, Margaret Young, Francis May
field Estelle Berrien, Estelle Goodman,
Mary Leighton, Gertrude Leighton,
HedWig Matthias, Eleanor Matthias, Paul
Inc Bryan, Maybelle Bryan, Emily
Kemp Lauramaude Fink, Walker Nc
Clellan, Hilda Sauer, Katherine Edgar
Louise Blumenthal and Virginia Stew
art.
Mrs. W. I Nahm gave an attractive
party Friday night in honor Of Mr.
Nahm's birthday anniversary. Chry-
santhemums and ferns decorated the
rooms attractively. Bridge and bunco
We're the amusement games of the eve
ming Mrs George Evans won the first
prize in bridge, a sewing bag. Mrs. D.
H. Bradley won the second prize, q
hand embroidered apron Fred Null
berry won the mems first prize, neck
tie. George Evans won the second
prize deck of playing cards. Mrs. j.
s Bunting won the first prize in buncO,
n box of candy Following the card
games refreshments Of salad and ices
were served Mrs E. B. Rogers, Mrs.
J. S. Bunting and Miss Naomi Keller
assisted the hostess in entertaining.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hat
field. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. RUcker, Mt.
and Mrs. Fred Mulberry, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Bunting, DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Ebert,
Dr. and Mrs. e. B. Rogers, Mrs. a. W.
Hadley, Mrs. d. H Bradley, Miss Naomi
Keller; Messrs. G. F. Brainard and W.
H. Loretz.
Mrs. A W. Hadley gave an auction
home on Noble street, complimentary
to Mrs. flaming Stevens. a recent bride
who has come to make her home in Ell
PasO- Chrysanthemums and marigolds
in gold and white decorated the rooms
in a very pretty way, combined with
the flowers were quantities Of ferns
and Ereenery. Mrs T. f. Rimbel won
the first prize, a dinner gong. Mrs W.
G. Roe won the second prize, which was
a hand embroidered guest towel. Mrs.
W. L. Nahm won the prize for when
the players cut 1t was box Of candy.
Mrs. Sam Alexander won the consola-
ton prize, a candy turkey. The guest
Of honor was presented with a hand
painted plate. At the close of the card
games, n two course luncheon was
served at the card tables A large bO-
quet Of flowers, tied with tulle, orna-
mented the chair of the guest of honor.
Mrs. J. A. Dickey, Mrs Rollo Bruce,
Mrs D. Scott Johnson and Miss AL
berta Marten assisted the hostess in en-
PERTAINING. Among the guests were:
Mesdames Tanning stevens, R. F.
Ebert, D. Scott Johnson, L 7. Dewey,
]. G. McGrady, E. B. Rogers, Z. Burt,
r. K. Fisher, r. B. Homan, v. 5. Rogers,
V. e. RaggiO, Carl Fisher. W. I. Nahm,
J. A. Dickey, ROllo Bruce, J. ". B. Rob
inson, T. F. Kimbell. W. c. Walsh, ".
H. Elliott. J. I. Driscou, J. A. Bennett,
J. D. Love, W. L. Foxworth, c. L. Vow
ell Sam Alexander, Ralph Dimmitt H.
E. Bowles, D. Baker Smith and W G.
Roe, Miss Alberta Marten and Miss
Olive Laurie.
Miss Violet Aiken, who viii be a
Thanksgiving bride, was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Miss Kate
Krause at her home on Stanton street,
Bridge was the afternoons pastime.
Miss Gertrude Leighton won the first
prize and the prize for which the play
ers cut was won by Miss Violet Aitken.
Chrysanthemums of various colors
combined with foliage, decorated the
rooms in pleasing effect. The flower
idea was repeated in the score cards,
which were ornamented with hand
painted roses, and in the refreshments
the candied rosebuds were an attrac-
tive feature. During the afternoon
Mrs. Charles Montfort sang My Dear"
by Dave Reed, accompanied on the
piano by the hostess. Following the
games, the refreshments were served.
The hostess was assisted in entertain
ing by her mother, Mrs. e. Krause. A
surprise shower of gifts for the bride
elect were presented to her in the
form of a boquet of flowers, each gift
having a large paper flower attached
to it and all the gifts combined into
a boquet holder, which was tied with
white maline bows. As the bouuet
gifts were presented to her, the bride
elect was showered by the guests with
rose petals, from small baskets which
were presented to the guests as favors.
Among those present were: Mesdames
G. H Aitken, E. H Leamaster, Paul
Allen Wilkinson. Charles
Montfort: Misses Violet Aitken, Louise
Lawrence. Ruth Randle. May Campbell
Harriet Bryan, Constance Pateman
Ruth Critchett, Gertrude leighton
Mary leighton, Isabelle Kelly. Meta
Ormsbee, Marbry Henning and Elsinor
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