El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
SOCIETY'S DOLNGS
Cards

/ Mrs D. C. Booth entertained Satur-
Jay afternoon with a prettfly an
pointed card party at her home on
North Genoa street. The house was
decorated in a plan OF red and white.
hed carnations and ferns were used
IN vases about the room and rcd
hearts decorated the window and
arcnWaN draperies of the rooms III
tne REFRESHMENTS the same colors were
carried out Mrs. Battelie White won
the Ilrst prize Tor the highest score
and received a Japanese cream and
sugar set Mrs. c. L Kelly won rbs
second prize. a cut glass nice and
Mrs W. l. Amonette won the coDso-
lation prize, a gold hatpin. Assistina-
me hostess In entertaining were Mrs
". L. AmOnette, and Miss Alvra
Prater- Among the guests 49,.
Mesdsmes G. z. Kelly. James r.
Harper, J. J. Raster, T. AIct-onneU
a II Butler, I. J. Gilchist, W. J.
Robinson. J. ". Pettus. w L Anon
EFT Frank Turner. Charles Davis T
L sweeney, George Drummer. Maud
Dean A H. FuIlen. Charles VolIerr-
sen George B. Taylor. Vaud Cun-
INNS Battelle White. p Is. DuBose.
Miss Myra Prater.
Miss Margaret Kinnon entertained
saturday afternoon at her home on
orient street with a pretty bridge
party and handkerchief shower En-
honor Of Miss Glen Adams who will
pc a June bride. The house was at
f1-- NEIQA dlt4 Win fragrant
sweet peas and honeysuczle blossoms.
Bridge was the amusement OF the att
ernOon- and the prize for highest score
went 10 Miss Martha ThurmOnd Miss
ADAMS was presented with a souvenir
OF the occasion A dainty luncheon Of
salad and ice cream and cake was
served at the card tables following
the games Assisting the hostess
were her mother. Mrs ". III. Kfnnon-
and her little sister Louise KinD0u'
-AnonS the guests were Mrs VIII
" all, Misses Glen Adams. Emily
Kemp, Lauramaud Fink Clara Fink.
ESteIle Berrien, Martha Thurmond.
Eleanor Matthias hedwfg Mafbfas
olive Davis, Fanny Henning. Leona
Black, Lemire Nebeker. Hilda Sauer.
Frances Mayfield Mabene Bryan.
Ethel Critchett
Mrs. J. f. Benton entertained Satur-
DAY afternoon, at her home on Santa Fe
street in honor of Mrs. Ward Black
burn, wis left the last OF the week for
california Bridge was the entertain
ment Of the afternoon and there were
three tables Of players. The first prize
was a box OF stationery. Mrs. E. Lat
Iermer won the second prize, set OF Z
guest towels Mrs Blackburn was pre-
scented with box OF cOrreSpQ ndeuce ]
cards. The tables were prettily deco /
rated with quantities OF sweetpeas in I
pink and white, and pink and hite 1
tally cards After the card games dai1- |
~ refreshments were served at the card 1
tables The guests were Mesdames I
Ward Blackburn. c. T. Moore. V z. 9
Rogers, VI. Maggie, F. Reynolds. F. Lat
termer- Ida B. Curtis Walter Haden. r. 4
Carson, ~. A White and Harry Platt
Complimentary TO Miss Mabelle 4
Bryan and Miss Pauline Bryan.
Mrs Clarence Pickereu entertained 8
in an informal way Saturday morn
ing at her home on Montana street.
The Saturday Auction Bridge club.
elbow iris and ferns were used in !
the decorations. Following the games,
a two course luncheon was served by !
the hostess assisted by Miss Mary I
Watkins. Pretty souvenirs were pre-
sented the guests Of honor and the
guests.
Miss Maize Cole entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Bridge club Sat Z
urday afternoon at her home on BOul-
evard- Only the club members were
present Miss Madge Brick was the Z
winner Of the prize for the highest I
score Following the games, refresh I
ments were served by the hostess as {
sisted by her sisters. Miss Lillian Z
Cole and Mrs. h w. Broaddus. Miss |
Alilda Connolly viii be the hostess Of
the club next week
Mrs I. A Sherman entertained the
last Of the week with a luncheon |
bridge party at her home. SOB Pros
pect avenue. The table was decorated
with Killarney roses
Mrs G. B. CaInan viii entertain
very Informally al cards Thursday