El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-16
SOCLETY'S DOLNGS
Cards..

Miss Loretta Brick entertained the
Thursday Auction Bridge club Thurs
day afternoon, at her home on North
Oregon street Miss Lillian Coles won
the prize for the highest score The
club guests were Miss Halle Irwin
and Miss Gertrude Higgins Following
the games a salad course was served.
Miss Maize Cole will entertain the club
next week.
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. y. c. Sutton on Nevada street.
The club will meet during the winter
on Tuesday afternoons The members
are Mesdames D c. Sutton. c. c. Por-
ter, H. y. CLANCY and Lea Wilmot;
Misses Valera Garrard. Mildred Whit
field, Kate Stoker and Marie Cloman.
Mrs. CLANCY will entertain the club
Tuesday afternoon at her home in
Grandview.
Mrs. Vardy Pickett entertained the
Silent Twelve Card club Thursday aft
ernoon, at her home on East Rio
Grande street Mrs J. E winner won
the first prize and Mrs I. G. Abbott
received the consolation prize Re-
freshments were served by the hostess
at the close Of the card games Among
those present were Mesdames Otto
ParIins. Teodore Gault. A W Young,
J. Z. Winner, Levi Davis. Il M fraser,
E NJ Reed and Miss Byra Abbott Mrs.
Parkins will be the next hostess Of
the club.
Mrs ". H. Bryan entertained Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Montana
street complimentary to Mrs Tanning
stevens, a bride who has come to make
FL Paso her home The house was at
tractively decorated with quantities OF
cosmos blossoms. Bridge was the aft
ernoon's amusement and there were Is
tables Of players. Mrs. F. f. Hunter
won the first prize for the highest
score and Mrs R c. SempIe won the
second prize. Following the games a
luncheon was served at the small card
tables. The hostess was assisted IN en-
tertaining by her daughters Misses
Mabelle and Pauline Byan.
Mr.. and Mrs B. O. Brattstrom en-
tertained Thursday night at their home
on Alameda avenue. The parlor' DIN
fngroom and the spacious Veranda were
decorated with a multitude OF brightly
colored Chinese lanterns, which, with
the dark foliage Of southern smilaX
and other vines. presented a charming
appearance- The evening was spent
pleasantly with cards and music the
vounEer people enjoying themselves
with dancing Mrs Brattstrom. assisted
nv her daughters. Misses Katherine
/ Brattstrom and Causbia Pickell, served
| refreshments during the evening Inc
favors were red and white carnations
Among those present were d. ana
[ Mrs Frederick r. Koch Mr. and MIS-
] Horace W Blum, Mrs J. W Mltcne!l'
! Misses Katherine Brattstrom, CausDlat
/ Pfckeu, Lucille Henderson, Annie Wood
I and MeSSrS.- FRANK hOCLif rsueSS-A LAS~--f
/ I'd wood, I. B. Mcmillan, J. S cage,
r. D. Smith, Ben Catlin, 1r- W. +;
/ Porter. A A Donelly, B. f. Mitcnell
I and VIM. J. Cox
! Complimentary to Miss violet Aitken,
I who will be a November bride, the
/ members Of the Zeta Tau Alpha sOror-
] itv were delightfully."- entertained
( Thursday afternoon by Mrs FRANK
/ Feuille. at her home in the Ramsey
I apartments The affair was a violet
I party. every appointment being IN me
I violet color. Violets were used as the
/ decorations on the tables and about me
| rooms. The color was repeated IN the
! luncheon courses. which were served az
/ the small tables after the conclusion
/ Of the bridge games, which were me
/ arnusements Of the afternoon MISS
/ violet Aitken won the first prize,
I creme de chine combinE Jacket orna-
/ mented with hand painted violets. MISS
T. IIilda Connolly won the consolatlon
, prize Mrs. Feuille's guests were Misses
( violet Aiken, Hiilda Connolly, Grace
. Fleck. Elsinor Shelton. Louise Law
renee. Ruth Randle and Mrs Percy Nc
{ Chez. 5r.
Z The benefit card party TO raise funds
I for the Red Cross society work among
. the war victims in Europe, will De helo
AT . o'clock sharp Saturday in the par
Iors OF the Toltec club.