El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-18
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Mrs =. P. Depew viii entertain the
, 500 club Friday afternoon at her home,
I on Wyoming street
Mrs. Ira Wetmore entertained the
( Entire Nous club Wednesday afternoon
I at the home Of Mrs. NJ c. Tracy. on
| North Oregon street A St Patrick's
] day color scheme OF green was used in
/ the decorations and the two course
luncheon which was served when the
card games were over. Mrs. ". B. Far
wen won the first prize. Mrs. s p
Flein won the consolation prize. Among
those present We're Mesdames =. $
Baker, W B. Farwell L l. Hall. :. p
Flein. H. J. Steiner, A. Love, a W
Young, Foster Hathaway. and " @
Tracy The club viii meet at the home
. of Mrs s 8 Baker on March 81
A St Patrick's day bridge party was
given by Mrs Jack Taylor Wednesday
Z afternoon at her home on Rio Grande
street Pink carnations and ferns dec
GRATED the rooms Green shamrocks
were everywhere and the score cards
were decorated with shamrOcks The
two course luncheon. served when the
! games were over, carried out the Irish
green or the decoration plan Mrs. F.
W Ferguson assisted the hostess in
serving Mrs NJ TIT. Boomer Won the
I first prize Mrs. i. w. Ferguson re-
Z ceived the second prize. The consola-
. ton prize went TO AIrs. r. n Ratliff
. Ihe guests present were Mesdames Z.
4 W Ferguson, r. ~ Boomer. W. Suter.
@. X Wolf. r. n. Rarliff Clarence
l. Fris-
Mrs. j. II. Goodman was hostess at
bridge party at her home on North
FL PasO street Wednesday afternoon.
Green and white shamrOclls and ferns
decorated the rooms attractively- Mrs
J. Goldsmith won the first prize. Mrs.
LOUIS hOrWitz received the second
prize Tho consolation prize went to
Mrs Frank ROsen. A three course
luncheon was served when the games
n q 81 Nnaa ia
OF the color plan were repeated in the
refreshments. The score cards were
ornamented with harps and shamrocks-
Mrs Goodman was assisted in enter
tanning and serving by Mrs. Herbert
Goodman and Miss Celia Goodman. The
guest list included Mesdames Max
Ravel j. Ravel. Herbert Goodman. sam
GOODMAN. l. Goldsmith, sam Silverman,
Louis HorWitz Nathan Goldoft, Maurice
GOluOtL Louis LaskIn. J. Laskin. Ralph
Ialpls, CHARLES 5. Nasits. Joe Talpis. H A
Bell j. N. Romagny. T. Ravel, Martin
Zielonka, Charles Dawedoff. Elsie Neu-
felt. Max Atkins. Louis stark j. w
Sackett. Philip Bohn, j. H. Bromberg,
victor CaruSsO. A. Levy. A. DaIsheiner
Mrs T. n. SOutor save a st. PatricIS's
day bridge party Wednesday afternoon
at her home. on West Missouri street
The Irish green was used in the deco
ration of the rooms FestOOned about
were streamers u green, studded with
shamrocks and Irish harps The
score cards were in the shape Of
shamrOcks and IRISH harps. Mrs = P
kepley won the first prize and Nh s.
Wyche Greer received the second prize.
Mrs. C. r. Fox. Of Kansas City, re-
celVed the consolation prize. The Irish
green was repeated in the two course
luncheon served at the card tables when !
the games were over The hostess was /
assisted by Mrs. NJ. H Burton. Mrs W.
r. Mckenna and Mrs 4. NJ Pilsbury.
The guests present were- Mesdames r. /
Wyche Greer, J. E. KeItner. VIII Den !
mis-. NJ p. CarlOck. I. P. Kepley, c. r. /
Fox. T. Plumb. T. l. Daniel. Henry Hol-
lOWay, Edward Holt Charles Ehler. n
Horn. Russell Graham, ". l. AmOnett i
e. F. Warehouse, B. L Clements. John /
=. Bowling, Robert s Cooke. N. H Bur
ton, ". r. McKenna, A. NJ Pillsbury, !
Parvtn Nitte. kuno DOerr, H. B. Nc
Doweu- A. ". Depew and Miss Anne
Lee Rix-
Mrs. C. H. ShapIey entertained
Wednesday afternoon with a St Pat /
ricks party at her home on Erie street
The rooms were decorated with green
crepe paper and shamrocks- The after
noon was spent in playing SOC and
listening TO musical selections Mrs
Leonard Hanson played several Irish {
melodies Mrs p n Kerr sang "kath- Z
len AavOurneen" and other Irish airs :
Mrs Hanson accompanied her Mrs
- W knowst won the first prize. Mrs.
harry FoWers received the second prize. I
Mrs. c. Hudspeth received the cOnsola-
lion prize. Shamrocks and green cords
lrnamented the score cards Following |
sard tables Mrs c. W Kitchens as
sisted the hostess in serving The I
guests were Mesdames Z T. BRYANT I
J. T. Hill Bomel G. Kolar. c. w
NnOwsL G. ". Kier. c. Hudspeth. r II. ]
kerr, C. F. Morse. Harry Powers Leon :
ira Hanson, Marion Robertson. J. L J
zoDerJs. " III Figal, l. W Warner and |
The Daughters Of Erin celebrated St
'atrlck's day with a arty Wednesday
hight in Marquette hall Bunco and
igh nve were the amuseUeuts Of the I
.vening- There were % tables OF
layers N. p MalOney Won the mems ]
irst prize for high five 1t was a coat
ranger Charles Gillespie won the
econd prize. a deck OF cards in a
eather case A. Cleary received the
onsolation prize, a box of letter sta
ionary- Mrs. Lewis Hfllman won the
'omens nrst prize a hand embroid-
RED dresser scarf Miss Mamie Hem
eel Won the second Prize. a brass lar
enler- Miss Emily Parker received !
ne consolation prize, a fountain pen ]
u Dunco. the mems FIRST prize was won !
~ rom Kelly. IL was a shaving set ]
larry Cleary won the second prize. a } j
rass ash tray John Coleman re- I
elFed the consolation nrize. a match
oider. Mrs. l. A. Sherman won the i
.omen first prize. a bread tray. Miss ]
L. beDOursey won the second prize Z !
silver and crystal vase Miss Mary .
Ionks received the consolation prize. n !
.eWpie doll An ice course vas !
erved in color scheme OF green and !
White on the committee i'm CHARGE :
we're Mechanics Gus LIomsen. George :
avaEe, Barbara Sellv. Kate Andrews 7
Ohm Welch. NJ p. Malouev. The ran :
'as decorated with palms 7
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Il FdSodns AwaU.
J. L Northman and family left on h
he Golden State limited this afternoon l r
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