El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
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o MS, Battelle White entertained at
t-c,,-,- -.iis card party recently at her
l L-oL--s " Epson avenue. The affair was
= M 9tInal and following the caLu
95s--L-S9' ngnt refreshments were en-
~ Gu AIRS Frank H. Todd Won ne
- PLI-e. Mrs VIII 7. owen. lne
Second ono prize and Mrs. Harry Swain cut
Tor the consolation prize.
r., Mss Frances Clayton entertained Lne
1dleWld club Thursday afternoon al ner
nome on San Antonio street me
lennon was spent playing DuneO Sllu
49, Aatherine Kilburn ana MLss
4auflne Garrett were the prize VIII
AsIs- refreshments we're enjoyed "LeA
tle games were over. and the remain
geI OF The afternoon was spent N
uanclng- Miss Mary MagOnln VIII en-
lertaln the club next week among
lnose present were. Misses Mary
Magotln, Hazel Kinney, lone S5aIrett'
Maurlne Garrett, Katherine hllDlIn'
Lily Dale, Agusta Fahrenkamp and ray
Morris.
Arthur Hathaway entertained with
buncO party Thursday afternoon at his
home, on North Campbell street Ihere
were four tables Of players ana the
llrsL prizes were won by Louise Lei7LA-
ton and Walter Clayton. with the con-
ISOLATION prizes going TO Ruth Myers ana
Earl Brown. An ice course was served
at the close OF the games. Among the
guests were Ruth Myers, MlluFeo
Bishop, Marion Young. Louise Leighton,
Mabel Shea, Esther Rice Rose Darhng-
ton, Ruby Stewart: Earl Brown, Carroll
Blumm, Walter Clayton, Eugene 20
meldorf Charles King, Fortunatus Ma
gruder and George Leighton MIS-,
Foster Hathaway assisted her son IN
entertaining his guests.
Mrs ]. Harrington Mclaughlin enter
tanned Thursday afternoon with an
afternoon bridge party. complimentary
to Miss Hazel Pruett, who is to be mar
ried early in September. The house
was most attractively decorated with
quantities of American Beauty roses
In playing bridge. Mrs W. D. Shea won
the first prize, a party case, and Mrs
Vincent Andreas the consolation prize
a hand embroidered guest towel
pair Of dainty white satin boudolr SIP
pers were presented to the bride-eleet
After the games a salad and ice course
was enjoyed. Among the guests were;
Mesdames T. J. DriscOu. Vincent An
dreas. y. J. Pruett, W D. Shea H \
Sehaffer, W. E Truesdell, F NJ
Fletcher T. Sullivan, I. L shelton
Clarence Mansfield. J. J. Egan; Misses
Hazel Pruett, Ann Weeks Mary Weeks
and May Tiebout
Mrs s. S. Barbee entertained the 81
lent Twelve card club Thursday AFTER
noon at her home on wyoming street
Carnations and smilaE made eIIecIlNe
decorations for the rooms and the ia
BILE. IN playing the card games, MISS
Maud Shaw won the guest prize. linen
table centerpiece, with crocheteo DOT
der Mrs William McSain won the
guest consolation prize, a mustard pot
Mrs Otto Perkins won the clubs 1lrst
prize and Mrs. E. n. Fraser won the
consolation prize A fruit course vas
served when the games were competed
Among those present were: Meso4Illes
I 6. Abbott. Theodore Gault, J. T. w ln-
ner. v Watson, F. Hathaway, Dan
Sterling. William McSain, Ida E Blsn-
Cd, Morgan Miller. II. H watson, Lew
F Davis. =. N. Fraser, otto FER Alnss
F. s Baker; Misses Byra Abbott, 4 4l1i
shaw and Lucy c. Hoard Mrs Lew
Davis viii entertain the club al It's next
I meeting
A very pretty luncheon bridge party
was given Thursday afternoon Dy MISS
Mabel O'Connor, at her home on NorIh
! oregon street, to announce the engasS
Locke The decorations carried out
violet and white color com blnatlo sllu
were most effectively arranged Nlo-
let and white asters were USED tnroush
the rooms. and the same colors pre-
dominated IN the luncheon table deco
rsrfons Dainty hand painted place
cards were attached 10 tiny china slii-
Ders 11Don which mischevious Cuplds
were resting cOquettishly- ABOUT -
table were candles Of violet oeneS IN
D
were tied with bows Of violet tulle,
LITTLE books bound in white plush ana
tied with purple cords were. presented
To the guests, containing the PRIME. s.
/ story. 0eCupid's Game With Hearts
which was the narration Of the romance
! of Miss Aitken and Mr. Locke, tinlsn-
ing in the announcement OF their en-
eagement- Bridge was played Loltoe
/ inr the luncheon. and Miss Sybil Sneoa
won the first prize, which was a fancy
| back comb. Miss Ruth Critchett re-
/ ceived the consolation prize, a set OF
Z lingerie pins. Miss Aiken was pre-
sented with a dainty lace and pink
cbfffon camisole Hand painted PIC
[ lures Of brides and grooms were upon
| re score cards. Among those present
were. Mrs. George H Aitken' Misses
/ violet Aitken, Constance Pateman, hate
[ Krause. Harriet Bryan, Marion 7 oung,
I Svb1 Shedd, Elsinor Shelton, Marory
TieDninz. Ruth Critchett, Louise san
Z burn Gertrude Leighton, Mary Leigh
ton and Margaret OConnOr.