El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-04
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Mrs. J. A. Mowery was the hostess
for the meeting of the 800" club We'd
resday afternoon at her home on Hills
street The prizes were won by Mrs.
J. A Mowery and Mrs. II. W. Bafttett
refreshments were served at the CON
clusion of tho games.
Mrs. r. E. Kohler entertained the
Entire Nous card club Wednesday after
noon at her home, 1871 California street.
me game of 500 was the amusement
of the afternoon. Miss n. Barnfn1 won
the first club prize. Mrs A. FarwelI
won the consolation prize. Both prizes
were hand made guest towels Mrs T.
H. COley won the first guest priza n
pair of crocheted bedroom slippers. Mrs
c. A Tietsort won the consolation prize
a crOcheted doiley. FOIIowi1e the car5
games salad course was served. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
quantltles OF chrysanthemums of
various colors and ferns. Among the
club members present were: Mesdaues
NJ. II. Avery, f. A. Bait, c. Coltman n
A. Duffy, A FarweI, +. Hathaway A
W. Young, S. S. Baker NJ c. Tracey
Anne Mclaughlin and Miss n BsrDir,
The guests were Mesdames B. j Zab-
risl1ie, r. A. Nooke, J. d. Foster. I, n
COley and C. A. TietsorU.
Mrs. Harry Lyman was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon in the first of a serice
Of parties. Bridge and bunco were the
amusementS of the afternoon Mr.
Laskin and Mrs. Ralph Talpis were tls
bridge prize winners Mrs H kan
and Mrs. L Goldsmith won the bn1Tco
prizes, The house was attractiveIv
decorated with quantities of male 81
low chrysanthemums. During +La
games punch was served and at their
close salad and ice courses were served.
Among The guests were: Mes6ames
Nathan Goldoft Maurice Goldoft. Viz
tor CarussO, Dave Learner, Joe Ner-
kin, J. w. Sackett, Harris Krupp. sam
Goodman, Sophie Bargman. Louise
Goldsmith, J. II. Prewitt H Katz. A
Schwartz, Baxter Lewis, Charles Le-
VINE William q. Truesden, Clarence
Johnson, L. Lasl6in, Harry Barnett, Joe
Talpis, Ralph Talpis, B. p. Dubinski
J. H. Shanberg. A Stolaroff, Misses
Natalie Elton. Juanita Smith and Anna
Stolarotf. The second party in the
series will be given Friday afternoon.
Miss Estelle Goodman gave a de-
lightful bridge party Wednesday aft
eTnOOn at her home on North OREGON
street. The house Was decorated With
quantities of flowers, American beauty
roses and yellow and white chrysan-
themums. Auction bridge was the aft
ernoOn's pastime. Misses Ethel Levy,
Loretta Brick and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Lynch won the prizes. Following the
games, a two course luncheon was
served. Mrs. Charles Relnemund as
sisted Miss Goodman in entertaining.
Among the guests were: Mesdames
VIII Walz, Frank Lynch, Harry Lack
land, W. K Ramsey, Charles LOom:s,
Harry Simms, Max MOye, B. Dillon, Ed
Lachman, ErdiX bearing, Herbert Hun
ter, c. NJ Hendricks, Charles Given,
Fl. B. Mcdowell, A. L Cox, W. r.
Schultz, Jay E. butcher, Grover Smith,
Misses Louise Blumenthal, Ethel
Levy, Estele Levy, Karma Deane,
Della Moye, Frances Foster, Lillian
Jacobs, Helen Roberts, Lauramaude
Fink Stella Brick, Madge Brick, Loret-
ia Brick, Sallie Small, Mary Leighton,
20 do 7 -aic
Hell, Martha Thurmond, Hail Irwin,
Violet Aitken, Harriet Bryan, Eleanor
Matthias, Edna Matthias, Hedwig
Matthias, Becky Merkin and Grace
Mayer.
Mrs. D. c. Sutton entertained We'd
nesday afternoon with a delightful
bridge party at her home on Nevada
street, complimentary to Mrs. W. de Fl.
Washington, who is visiting Mrs. T. H.
Todd. The guests were Mesdames
Washington Todd, r. Z. Hines. H. r
McClintOck, c. c. Porter, H. N CLANCY,
Lea WilmOt, Paul Ginther, Thomas F.
Schley, L. B. Simonds, II. c. WingO, /
James Crawford, W. D. Greet George
Robertson, r. W. McAfee, Ben Lear, w
y. Wise, Wyche Greer, c. NJ. Gibson, 7. |
J. Stafford, J. Z. sweeney, W. F. Rob ,
inson, Fred G.. Billings, James Vance, !
Charles Davis, V. Z. RaggiO, c. c. Nc /
Donald, G. II. Bussing. Zach Lamar |
Cobb, w. A. Mccain, John Snyder, Of !
Whitfield and Marie CIoman. |
The bridge tables were decorated with |
clever Halloween candlesticks with |
Jack O'Iantern heads, and the holders
we're tied with black tulle bows. A |
color plan Of yellow and black for the /
season was carried out. The !
bridge cards were decorated with /
pumpkin Jack O'Lantern designs. Fol- !
lowing the games a Halloween lunch |
con was served Of pumpkin custard |
with whipped cream, chicken salad 1
stuffed with dates and olives, sand |
wiches and cake. In playing bridge, |
Mrs. r. E. Hines won the first prize, a 4
pain of hand crOcheted guest towels. !
Mrs. Thomas F. Schley won the second (
prize, a crOcheted glove holder. Mrs. 1
T. J. Stafford won the consolation prize, 1
a dainty apron. The guest Of honor was I
with dainty piece Of lin !
gerie as souvenir of the party. AS /
sisting Mrs. Sutton in entertaining her /
guests were Mesdames R. W. McAfee, |
J. .. Sweeney, George Robertson and /
c. c. Porter, Misses Mildred Whitfield, |
Valera Garrard and Marie Cloman.