El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-19
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Cards.

The Saturday Afternoon Bridge club
was entertained by Miss Elizabeth Hall
Saturday afternoon at her home on
North Virginia street. Mrs. AlthOn San
ders won the prize for the highest score
Refreshments were served when the
games were over. The club members
present were Misses Gertrude Leighton,
Lucille Msloney, Anna Sorensou and
Mrs a. Sanders TIE guess present
were Misses Elizabeth Harris. kathe-
rine Mcknight, Edith MalOuey. Alice
Fitzpatrick. Lucille COwan, Irma Beaz-
ley, Dora Burton and Mrs. j. NJ Nealon.
Miss Gertrude Leighton viii entertain
the club next Saturday.
Miss Nellie May Bowen, who returned
to school in Los Angeles sunday, after
parents in FL PasO. was the guest OF
honor at an informal farewell bridge
party Saturday afternoon, given by
Miss Mary Gates Redmond, at her home
on Myrtle avenue MISS Bowen was
presented with an attractive souvenir
of the party Miss Alice Myles and Miss
Ethel Crawford won the bridge prizes.
a two course luncheon was enjoyed al
ter tho games The hostess was assisted
in entertaining by her aunt Mrs Z. r.
Morehead- The guests were Misses
Nellie May Bowen. Ethel Crawford,
Alice Myles, Harriet BOttOrff, Ida
Hunter, Mary Goggin. Frances Earle,
Margaret McGee. Elizabeth Hawkins,
Anne Magoffin and Phyllis Lorig.
Miss Beatrice Patemau entertained
with bridge party Saturday afternoon,
at her home on Montana street. in
honor OF Miss Reba Elliott. who be-
comes the bride OF Otto Armstrong on
Saturday night Fiolets and pink sweet
peas, with quantities Of blOssoming pot
ted plants and ferns. decorated the
rooms in an attractive way, carrying
. ~ "a NJ III % in
itisls OF Miss Elliott and Mr.. Arm
strong, ornsmented dainty gilt baskets
filled with viOlets, which decorated the
score cards. Miss Elliott was present.
ed with an attractive gift. The first
prize was won by Miss Mary Lewis and
Miss Anita Maetze received the second
prize. The shower gifts were presented
to the guest Of honor in a unique and
pretty way A large horseshoe Of vio-
lets was suspended from the center Of
the archWay between the rooms and
hanging from the center was a gilt
basket, from which fell a shower Of
violet ribbons. with violets attached to
the ends. Within the basket were the
gifts for the bride to be. The color plan
Of pink and violet was repeated in the
refreshments, which were served at the
close Of the games Miss Pateman was
assisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs H AIRY Pateman- Among the guests
were: Misses Reba Elliott, Dema Eleck,
Camille KILLER, Constance Patsman,
aelen EsIdDrOOE SLfdlLOns opal Had
lock, Mary Wadlingtcn. Edna Robert
son. Sarah Bridsers, Margaret Bryan.
Mabelle Bryan, Emile Ormsbee. Meta
Ormsbee, Clara Fink. Becky Merkin,
Mary Leighton, Ruby Hadlock. Ger
trude Leighton, Anita Maetze- Rebecca
Maetze, Grace Fleck. Margaret Bush,
Vivian POmeroy, Stella Brick. Beulah
Brown; Mesdames c F. Elliott. B. T..
Widdas, D. NJ Evans, Frank Lynch and
Mrs Russell Rokshr
Mrs. Wyche Greer entertained with a
caro- party Saturday afternoon at her
home on Lee street Tulips of various
ooiOrs. combined with ferns. decorated
the rooms. Mrs. h n Clancy. Mrs. ".
R. McKenna, Mrs. Paul Ginther and
Mrs. S. NJ AEuirre were the prize win
ners- Refreshments were enjoyed when
the games were over. Among the
guests were Mesdames H ". BrOaddus.
John +. Bowling. A. NJ PiIlsbury. c. z.
Ehler, Paul Ginther. T. F. kimbeIl.
s. NJ Aguirre, G. f Warehouse. Victor
Watson, j. ". B. Robinson, s. r. Cross.
r. Olds, r. B. Rawlins, George c.
Robertson. T. n. Souter. j. G. McGrady,
". l. Amonett. D. c. Sutton. William
McSain, N. p. Carlock. H Hayes Wat
son, II. n Clancy, c. - Porter, George
Taylor, A. DePew, Martha Gillian. W
H LOretz, Dora T. Hester, J. r Hunter.
W c. Raum, Lea Wilmot, and ". r.
Mckenna-