El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-06
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Inc Silent Twelve club was enter
famed on Thursday afternoon by AIRS.
cue Barbee at her home on Lee
street The first club prize, a
SIocheted fancy bag, was won by Mrs
Lew Davis, while the BOBBY" q fancy
gtoWn jug fell to Mrs. Charles Fraser
me guest first prize, a silver pin tray,
Mas Won by Mrs. T.. Duffy. and the
DooDy,' which was the same as the
TLup prize, fell to Mrs. Wyche Greer.
inc tally cards were hand painted in
ssctenery' the work Of the hostess.
-teI the game. a luncheon was
served. The next meeting viii be with
MISS Byra Abbott
Mrs Mrs. a. II. Curry was the guest Of
I0Hor at an auction bridge party On
thursday afternoon, given by Mrs
James /. Mari. Mrs Curry will leave
on saturday TO make her home in Fort
" oftn. Mrs. Marr's home was beauti-
LuL IN It's decorations OF roses. violets
ana nyacinuhS The dining table held
a silver basket filled with the fragrant
9i5LlIlS MOVERS Two prizes We're award
ca, Lne tlrst dainty bag in blue and
6olu, being won by Miss Mabel Falvey.
ana lhe second, a camisOle, by Mrs. VIII
IL. Wise. Mrs Curry was presented
win large bOquet of flowers After
me games two courses of dainty re-
Al esnments were served. The invited
guests were; Mesdames Effie Wall
W. h Ramsey, William Walz, u. S
stewart w. X MARI. Frank Lynch
W ID. Wise Lamar Davis. Otis Coles
Kenneth ID. Oliver. Hugh White Charles
EOneroy, George r. lie Baron L. c.
W lIherspOOn. Eugene Mitchell, William
Feck' of Philadelphia; Claiborne Adj
ans, c. J. MaDel r. W. AIcAfee. julius
[AIahauer, Edward Hoffman. of Fort
" orth; Misses Anna Shelton. Mabel
7 alFey, Alma Jones, Mamie Lakeland
ana Halle Irwin.
An affair of the week which proved
tI5l shILuI to a number of friends of
. INC hostess, was the auction bridge
Pal ~ given on Thursday afternoon
Bs MIS-. w. r. Jameson, at her home.
-'zO Montana street. The appoint
Ilenls OF the affair were all typical
OF the Mardi Gras season, and also
Of the approaching Valentine season.
MIS- JamiesOn's home was decorated
IN red and yellow. Vases of red car
nations stood about the rooms and
yellow candles burned in brass sticks.
Inc punch bowl was decorated in the /
4loWerS and candles. Little EVELYN /
: amleson, dressed as clown, with
hellS JlngIng about her. received the 4
guests at the door. The tally cards 4
We're unique being hand-painted in 4
req, IN SIX different figures of clowns /
ana DelLs were also attached to the /
eIus- AIuef the games were com
pleted snGppecs were given each
guest containing the verses portray
ms the future of the guest and also
In the games Mrs. Alfred F. Kerr
won the first prize, pair of gold lin
gerle clasps; Mrs W. r. Davidson won (
the second hand-painted vase, and I
the third. a hand painted bowl was
won by Mrs Waters Davis The in
cividual tables. from which the two
courses of refreshments were served.
We're decorated in vases of frezias Z
Dainty gilt baskets tied with yellow
ribbons held "SuspirOs,' and No
g2das' were served with the refresh
Inents- The guests present We're: Mes
danes Alfred 2. Kerr, W. T. Davidson.
Waters Davis, Charles Davis, w q
Crane Of Houston. Texas, A. VaIdes-
plno, Julie Wilcox, Robert D. Read, E.
Fl Irwin. H. S. Potter. F. L. Torres
claiborne Adams. Joe Wright, II. p.
Deadly Vance stewart J, II. Lewis
Max Moye, Jack White, William Bur
ges, z. p. ROckhilL r. D. Robinson.
W D. Mayfield J. Davis AIayfieId,
Grace Ellis, C. II. Ladd; Misses Clara
Hague, Nell Pollard