El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
Cards.

Cards.
Mrs. Ralph Dimmitt gave a delight
fully informal little bridge party sat
urCay afternoon, at her home on Ne
Vada street. Chrysantnemums IN large
quantities and of various colOrs deco
rated the rooms. Auction bridge was
PLAYED and there were five tables OF
PLAYERS. Mrs. w. J. Freeman won the
first prize. Mrs. Walter McNlulans
won the second prize and Mrs. Thomas
Quigley received the consolation prize.
Following the games, a salad COURSE
was served at the small tables, when
were decorated with yellow candIes'
under yellow silk shades and chrysah-
themums. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. W. L. Fisher, Mrs V. Il. haBSlO
and Miss Etna Eason.
Mrs. George c. Robertson entertained
Saturday afternoon with a
levard. The house was attractlYeIy
decorated with pink and white .chry-
santhemums. Bridge was played anQ
Miss Frances Mayfield won the IirsI
Mrs. lanes Vance. A two course llncn-
con was served at the card tables Ioi-
lowing the games me score caEus
were. hand painted with figures OF IN
dians. Among the guests were; Aes-
danes Douglas c. Crowell, J. S. Curtlss,
J.. Davis Nlayfield, Samuel 3. PreWltt'
James Vance. Lea Wilmot, Q M Gid
son. r. B. WingO, u. OllEeI,
5 II. WOrrell. FRANK omllA NV N
Miss Dorothy Vollertsen gave a de-
lightful -buncO party saturday aIIeT-
noon at her home on west NeEaud
street, Chrysanthemums Of various
cOlors Ornamented the rooms. me
Tbanksgivine season was suggested in
the decorations of the score cards.
Bunco was the afternoons amusement.
Miss Helen Reading won the HIsI
prize. n Miss Katherine Earle the
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second prize, with the consoiaJIOh PlLze
falling to Miss Phyllis Routledge. Dur
ing the card games punch was served,
and following their completion an ice
course was enjoyed. Mrs. Charles Vol
lertsen and Mrs. A j. Strayer assisted
the Young hostess in entertaining
Among the guests were: Misses kathe-
rim Earle. Frences Earle, Jean Gil
christ, Helen Reading, Phyllis Rouu-
ledge, Louise Crawford, Ethel CraW-
ford, Josephine March, Winifred Wood.
Mary Kelly, Elizabeth Kelly Ninifred
Shelton. Sadie Ruth Aldrldge, Marion
Howe. Bernice Brick, Katherine Foster,
Charlotte Ormsbee, Marion Calnan,
Frances Openheimer, Julia Morse, Eliza
beth CrOxton. Gertrude Smith and Ma
rion Putnam.
Miss Marbry Henning gave a very
pretty little luncheon Saturday after
moor at her home on Rampant street
for Miss Violet Aitkin and her brides
maids. The luncheon table was at
tractively decorated with a basket OF
pink roses as a c~enterpiece n guam
titles Of candles under pink shades. a
-four course luncheon was served. The
place cards were Ornamented with
roses. A feature Of the tables decora-
tions was a wedding cake. In cutting
this Mrs. G. H. Aitkin. the bride to be's
mother, found the thimble, Miss Har-
riett Bryan found the ring, Miss Con-
stance Pateman cut the dime and Miss
Marbry Henning discovered the wish
bone in her piece of cake. At each
guests plate was a little pink swapping
favor which. when opened, contained
cleverly shaped little paper caps which
the guests wore during the rest of the
party. The hostess was assisted in en-
tertaining by her mother. Mrs. c. S
Henning, and her sisters, Misses Fanny
HenniLE and Mineta Henning. The
luncheon guests were Mrs. George H
Aitkin, Misses Violet Aitkin, Harriet
Bryan, Kate krause, Constance Pate
man, Elsinor Shelton and Gertrude
Leighton. Following the luncheon, Miss
Aiken and her bridesmaids were en-
tertained by Miss Harriet Bryan with
a bridge party at Miss Henning's home.
The score cards were ~cleverly orna-
mented with little brides heads and
pink roses. MINIS and candles were
served during the card games. Miss
Aitken was presented with a bronze
card tray, inlaid with silver, by Miss
Bryan as a souvenir. Miss Gertrude
Leighton won the first prize and Miss
Kate Krause the consolation prize. Miss
Margaret Bryan assisted her sister in
entertaining at the bridge party.