El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-23
SOCLETYS DOLNCS
CdrdS.

Miss Ida Hunter will entertain her
school friends with a bunco party on
Wednesday, December 80.
Mrs NJ 5. Graves gave a little bridge
party Tuesday. afternoon at the Valley
! Inn, Ysleta. The rooms were decorated
with Christmas greens and the score
I cards were ornamented with holly and
mistletoe designs. Following the games.
a iuhcneon was served, the tables being
/ laid with lace cloths and centered with
red candles in silver sticks. Among the
guests were MesdameS E. S. White, John
Mcdonald, J. L. Read, F. w Whitney,
j. ID. Duncan, j. f. Shields, of Maria;
H f. Gaul, A. J.. Peterman, W. D. Lans-
den, A P Watts, w. B. CLARION: Misses
Blanche Gaul and Gladys strickland.
Mrs. NJ B. Stewart entertained the
Monday Bridge Luncheon club Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Roosevelt
street in the Colonial apartments. The
rooms were decorated with Christmas
green's A miniature Christmas tree was
the table centerpiece, gay with lights
and bearing little vanity cases as IA
VOrs for the guests. The place cards
bore pictures of Santa Claus. Mrs. Pey-
ton J. Edwards won the prize for the
/ highest score. The guests were. Mrs.
II. R. McClintOck, Mrs. F. B. Miller, Miss
Virginia Bean and the members pres
ent were Mesdames c. o. Rucker. D. H.
Bradley, jr, T. N. Hall, j. j. Raster and
Peyton J. Edwards. Mrs. D. H. Bradley,
jr, will be the next hostess at the meet
ing Of the club after New Years day.
Miss Lilly Dale entertained the Kew
pie club Tuesday night at her home in
Richmond Terrace Bunco and dancing
were the amusements of the evening.
Miss Gladys Wright won the first prize,
a large Kewpie doll, and the cOnsola-
ton prize tiny Kewpie doll, was won
by Miss Tina Mann. Punch was first
served during the evening and an ice
course was enjoyed later. Holly and
mistletoe decorated the rooms Among
those present were Misses Gaby LOVetL
/ Augusta 'ahrenkamp, Roberta Ross. Ha-
eel Kinney, Maurine Garrett Tina
Mann, Gladys Wright and Eileen Klu-
gel The boys were John Schaffer
Franklin WuhamS, Lawrence ArOnSOn
Ed Perry, Glenn Deer, Gwynne Watson,
Akard.
Miss Fannie v Henning was the guest
Of honor at bridge party and hand
kerchief shower Tuesday afternoon
given by Miss Alicia Swami, at her
home on North Campbell street The
Christmas season was suggested in the
decorations of the rooms, holly, mlstle-
! toe, pOinSetta blossoms and Christmas
bells being in large quantities about
the rooms. Christmas designs adorned
the score cards for the games. Mrs. E.
P. Rankin, IT., won the first prize. The
consolation prize was won by Miss Ger
trude Higgins. Following the games, a
I luncheon was served. A Christmas tree
! prettily decorated, was the centerpiece
of the table. Upon the tree were little
Christmas faVOrs for each guest and
the handkerchiefs for the bride to be-
Assisting the hostess in entertaining
were; Miss Sue Lattner and Mrs. George
! Beaudette. The guests present were!
Mesdames E P. Rankin, IT., George
! Beaudette, Eunice Payne, Harry Lack
land; Misses Fannie V. Henning. Mar
! bry Henning, Lillian Cole, Maize Cole
Mary Pool, Lucille Smith. Alilda Connol-
I ly, Anna Shelton, Gertrude Higgins,
Madge Steele, Patsy Clark, Mabel Glenn,
Sue Lattner. Marguerite Iverson Ger
trude Leighton, Mildred Whitfield. Hat
I tie May Loretz, Constance Pateman,
Margharetta LeBaron and Theo Patter-
son