El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
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Mrs. Harry Carpenter entertained the
Friday afternoon bridge club Friday
afternoon at her home on Boulevard
There were five tables of players. The
guests of the club were Mrs. Winston
Pettus, Mrs Harris Walthall and Miss
sue Crombie. Following the games a
salad course was served. Mrs. Charles
Davis will be hostess for the club next
Friday.
Mrs. H. A. Bell gave a very pretty
autumn party Friday afternoon at her
home on Prospect avenue, entertain
ing the Cosmopolitan Card club. Au-
tumn leaves in red and brown tints
were used in profusiOn in the decOra-
uons OF the rooms. The score cards
were Ornamented with hand painted
autumn leaves. The red and brown col
ors were utilized in the refreshments,
served at a prettily decorated table
aIter the card games were over. the
table was laid with Cluny lace and had
a great mass of the bright hUed au-
tunn leaves as a centerpiece- In play
ing bridge, Mrs. David Schwartz won
the first prize, a hand embroidered
klmona, and Mrs 1. Laskin won the
second prize, silver and cut glass bon
Don dish. Mrs NJ. Boomer, who was the
guest of the club, was presented with a
guest prize, a deck of cards mono
GRAINED with her initials and in the
brown and red of the color decorative
plan. Among those present We're Mes
y
Hirt, l. Laskin, d. Schwartz, Frank NJ
Lynch, d. A. Hagberg and NJ. Boomer
Mrs, J. H. Hirt will entertain the club
next week with a hOOdoO party on
/ Friday, November Is.
Mrs. Harry lyman entertained with
a pretty bridge party Friday afternoon
1 at her home on Prospect avenue.
| Quantities of chrysanthemums were
used about the house The yellow
( flowers were used in the parlor and
Varicolored blossoms in the other
] rooms. English ivy was twined about
the chandeliers and mantelpiece and
| made very effective decoration.
While the card games were being
played, fruit punch and minis were
served. Later a salad course and an
ice course were served. Mrs n. Solo
man and Mrs Hal z. Christie were
| the prize winners. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs. A. StolarOff. Among those pres
7 ent were; Mesdames Ralph Talpts, Joe
Sakett, Ben Swat. Joe Dwyer. Hal
| Christie, J. W. Christie. Sol / Berg,
/ Martin ZielOnka, Maurice GOidoft,
| Nathan Goluoft, c. A. Reinerund, J. l.
| Esslinger Nathan LapOwski, SimOR
| Turk, J. Zelman. sam Given. Ed. Lach-
man. J. c. Schiller, ]. Lasllin, Haymon
/ Krupp, B. P. Dubinski; Misses Helen
| Roberts, Becky Merkin and Anna Stola-
! rolf.
Mrs. E. G. Plumb was the hostess
! Friday afternoon for the Friday Bridge
| club, which met at her home on Wyo-
! ming street. There were three tables
! Of players. Mrs. Frederick W. TaUfen-
| back won the first prize. Mrs. Harry
I Plat won the cut prize. The customary
/ hostess prize of a hand painted plate
/ was presented the hostess. Following
/ the card games refreshments were
] served. Mrs. F. W. Taufenback will
! entertain the club next week at the
! home of Mrs. Harry Plat.
Mrs J. A Happier gave a prettily ap-
/ pointed bridge party Friday afternoon
at her home on Epson avenue. The
! rooms were attractively decorated with
l white and lavender Chrysanthemums.
I There were four tables of bridge play
| ers. Mrs. Henry Pfaff and Mrs. o. H.
/ Baum won the prizes. A dainty lunch
/ con was served at the conclusion of
the card games Among the guests
! were: Mesdames A. NJ LOOmis; L. S.
| Stewart, o. H Baum. II. ". BrOaddus,
| c. H. Leaveu. Henry Pfaff, w. W. Tur-
ney, H. S. Potter, James L. Marr, Viii
/ liam G. Walz, W. I. Gaines, W. d.
! Howe. s. c. McCurdy, Margaret Buck
| Ter, Walter W. Irwin and Miss Fannie
Howard
Mrs. Vance Stewart entertained the
s. S. club Friday afternoon at her
( home on Montana street Mrs. Harry
Lakeland won the prize for highest
! score in playing bridge. The guests Of
I the club were Misses Walker McClel-
Ian, Dorothy White and Alice Wulff
/ following the card games light refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Harry Lack
land will entertain the club next week
Miss Beatrice Pateman was the
! hostess Friday afternoon at the meet
ing Of the Q. z. D. cub at her home on
I Montana street The rooms were at
tractively decorated with quantities Of
yellow and white chrysanthemums.
I Bridge was the amusement of the af-
! ternoon and Miss Mary Lewis won the
prize for highest score. Following the
games a salad course and an ice course
! were served by the hostess. Among
| those present were Misses Mary Lewis,
| Mary Leighton, Lauramaude Fink,
! Clara Fink, Reba Elliott, Meta Orms-
bee, Emile Ormsbee, Camille Kibler,
| Sarah Bridgers, Grace Fleck, Dema
Flick, Beulah Brown, Stella Brick,
| Anita Maetze Opal Hadlock and Alma
| Morrison.