El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-04
-SOCIETY'S DOINGS.


Miss Glen Adams. who viii be a June
bride, was entertained Saturday after
neon with delightful bridge party
and miscellaneous shower given ny
Miss Lauramaud Fink at her home on
Magoffiu avenue. The Saturday after
noon auction club members We're
guests The house was attractively
decorated in a color scheme of pink
and green In playing auction bridge.
which was the entertainment of the
afternoon. Miss Estelle Berrien won the
club prize and Mrs. r W. AIcCandless
the guest prize. The prizes We're
oalnty lingerie clasps, engraved with
the word Bridge" Miss Adams the
guest OF honor. was also presented
with the pins as souvenirs Of the &C
cdslon- Little Miss Dorothy NOuert-
sen and Miss Helen Eeddiug brought
the shower gifts to Miss Adams in
large white basket the handle tied
with bows of pink and green tulle-
Following the card games a dainty
luncheon was served at the small ia
bles- Among the guests were Mrs
Lamar Davis, Mrs. j. G. Barada. Mrs
Roy Davis, Misses Loretta Brick,
Eleanor Matthias. HeCWig Matthias
Lena Heep, Alberta Heep. Martha
Thurmond. Lemire Nebeker. Louise
SaubOrn. Nora Bradley. Olive Davis
Margaret klnnon and Frances May
field The club members present were
Misses Glen Adams. Laybelle Bryan,
Pauline Bryan, Hilda Sauer. Esfeue
Berrien, Margaret Young, Clara Fink
and Mrs William Walk.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson entertained in
honor Of Mis- Florence Reed with a
prettily appointed bridge party Satur-
day afternoon at her home on Bliss
street The house was very attractfyeIv
decorated with quantities OF golden
California peoples and fragrant honey
sucble. and each Of the four card tables
had the same pretty flowers in brass
and wicker baskets ornamenting the
In via WING hwFnma Misc Tho
Patterson won the first prize, a work
basket. Mrs. d. J. Roberts received the
consolation prize a hand embroidered
handkerchief. Miss Reed was given a
pretty souvenir Of the occasion. a hand
embroidered towel The cOlOrs Of gold
and green OF the decoration plan were
carried out in the refreshments, which
We're served in two courses. Among the
euestz present were Nesdames Leon
Miller. Z =. Rankin, Fred Paxton. c r..
HOlzwarth. b r Roach. George e.
Franklin. d. J. Roberts C.. r IroW-
bridge, w P Schultz. " G. Vinegar.
Misses Florence Reed. Minnie Eddy.
TheO Patterson Hattie Aae Loretz. sue
I.attner. Anna SOrensOn and Mary Alice
Jones The hostess was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. c. F. Holzwarth and
Mrs. Fred Paxton
Tn honor Of Miss Mavue Clark =
hridetObe. Miss Mary Leighton enter
tanned SATURDAY afternoon AT the home
Of her sister. Mrs Roland Gilchrist, on
North Kansas street The house was
prettily decorated with pink and white
sW eet peas and carnations Bridge
was the amusement OF the afternoon
and Miss Mary Leighton was tire
prize winner for the highest score,
while the consolation went TO Hiss
Beatrice Pateman- Among the guests
were Mrs Ernest Hester, Mrs C. K
{ Jameson. Misses Beulah Brown, Ca
! mile KILLER. Bernadiue Schultz. Mary
I Lewis Dema FlecIZ. Bea lrice Pateman
l Vera Ballard. Ruth Long. Vera Wills
I Helen Robertson. May Campbell. Anita
I Naetze. Jewel Compton. Mabel OCou-
! nor. Gladys Strickland. Isabelle
] Springer. Ruth Heating. Irene Bryan
I Matte Hoover ReDa Elliott Leona
/ Black and Kate StOker.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Steiner Celebrated
| their ninth wedding anniversary sat
3 urGay night with a 500 party al
: their home on Lee street The house
l was artractiTely decorated and dainty
Z refreshments were served at the closa
I OF the evenings pleasure In the ca:d
/ games. Mrs. u. L Sterling won tho
I first prize. with Mrs $. s Baker win
/ ming the consolation. = F. Wardror
I won the mems first prize with D. L
/ Sterling winning the consolation prize
Among the guests were Mr.. and MS
: s A Cross. Mr.. and Mrs R. J. Galen-
1 tin. Mr.. and Mrs s. $. Baker. Mr.. and
. Mrs d. l. Sterling. Nj and Mrs J.
I NJ Williams. Miss Lena GeIger. Miss
I Pertha Weaver. Miss Mabel Harrison
{ Charles F. Wardrop and Herman Baird
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