El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-15
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Cards.

Cards.
The s. D. Bridge club was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Miss Ethel Craw-
ford, at her home, in the Crawford
apartments. Miss Katherine Foster won
the club prize and Miss Ida Hunter the
guest prize. After the games. a salad
course was served. In addition TO the
club members. the guests Were Misses
Ida Hunter and Harriet BOttOrf- The
club viii meet next week with Miss
Marion Calnan-
Mrs. Roy n. Davis entertained Sat
urdav afternoon with the first Of two
bridge parties at her home on West
Franklin street The appointments of
the uartv were on the st. Patrick order,
with harps and shamrocks for score
cards and the Irish green in evidence
in the candles and the luncheon, served
when the games were over Each card
table was decorated with vase of red
and white carnations. There were SIX
tables of players Miss Nora Bradley
won the first prize and Miss Lucille
, Smith the second prize Mrs d. w
Hadley and MIS-. VIII Nigal assisted
the hostess in entertaining Mrs Davis
,is giving the second party this after
noon
Miss Frances Edgar. of Wilmington,
Ohio. who is visiting Mrs. w. s. Nc
Math. was the guest of honor at
bridge party given by Mrs William
AIcSain, Saturday afternoon, at her
home on Nevada street. The decorations
and appointments Of the party were
suggestive of St Patricks day and
the favors were little Irish pipes and
shamrocks. The guest of honor was
presented with a souvenir Of the party.
Mrs. George Taylor won the first prize
and Mrs. II. Stevens the second. Re
freshmeuts were enjoyed after the
games. Mrs McSainS guests We're:
AIesdames Francis Edgar. W s Nc
De-
Taylor, II. Stevens, B. J. Zabriski, T. F.
White of Nsleta. Wyche Greer, H Hayes
Watson and H Howren.
Mrs. V. E. RaEEio entertained with a
delightful bridge party Saturday after
noon al her home on East Nevad street.
a color plan OF red was used. Red car
nations and ferns were about the rooms
and red candles In crystal sticks Mrs
F. A. Hughes. Mrs Olga Cundiff and
Mrs. Ralph Dimmitt We're the prize
winners. A two course luncheon was
served when the games were completed
The hostess was assisted by Mrs EOllO
Bruce. Mrs. q. C. Miller and Miss Eliza
beth Simmons in entertaining Among
the guests were Mesdsmes Steve
Aguirre. f. A. Hughes. VIII T. owen,
Ralph Dimmitt. j. ". B. Robinson, A.
Quigley. ". W. Stewart. Frank H Todd,
Paul Ginther, A. W Foster, Harvey j.
Simmons. J. L Esslinger. l. ID. Hullum.
Frank LanEan- Olga Cundift RollO
Schiller and Miss Elizabeth simmons
Mrs William J. QUigley was the
guest Of honor at bridge party given
by Mrs. c. T. Waterhouse Saturday az
tsrnoon at her home in the Msy-ieS
apartments. Carnations and ferns dec
GRATED the rooms attractively. Mrs H.
T.. Stevenson won the high score prize.
a pair Of embroidered towels Mrs W.
J.. Amonett won the low score prize,
which also was a pair Of embroidered
towels. The guest Of honor was pre-
scented with a dainty Combing jacket as
a souvenir Of the party \ two course
luncheon was served when the games
were finished Mrs T. P. kepley as
sisted the hostess in entertaining
Among the guests present were Mes
danes ". 7. Quigley, W G. Roe, W. -
Amonett. r. w Curtis, b l. Clements
J. F. DoWIinE w r. Mckcnua, A. u.
r B. Simmons. H E Stevenson, Fred
stevenson. T. NJ Souter, Tim Sullivan
and ". E. Ward
Mrs. s. ". FAINT entertained with
delightful ST. Patrick's bridge party
saturday afternoon. at her home on
Eost BouleveTd in honor Of her house
guests. Mrs Martha Ament and Mrs
sam Watkins, Of Deming y. NJ plan
of green and white was used in lne
decorations Of the room Quanulies
of white carnations with southern sml-
lax and FERNS were everywhere ABOUT
the rooms and green candles burned IN
CRYSTAL sticks. which were tied with
green tuIle bows The guests, as they
arrived. were met at the door by little
sam FAINT and Van C. Wilson Mrs r.
W AfcCaudless won the first prizes Miss
Lillian Cole received the second prize
and Mrs T 7. Stafford won the cut
prize Following the games a luncheon
was served. in which the green and
white of the color plan were repeated
The minis were in shamrock shape and
the favors were green nut baskets. tied
with shamrocks and green ribbon bows
Mrs FAINT was assisted in entertaining
and serving by Mrs. F. L. Hunter. Mrs
T. p Rankin jr-. Mrs. c. A Harle and
Miss Julia Pool Among the guests
were Nesdames Martha Ament, sam
Watkins A. L Cox. A. F. ROwlands. Jay
Belasco, Frank j. Williams, Herman
Andreas. Lawrence Birthisel J. J. kas-
ter, Z. W. Matthews. ". L. FoNworth,
II. L Fletcher. T. 7. Stafford. r. S.
Cooke. w G. Bansemer. +. 2. Rankin,
jr-. r. W. McCandless. J. G. Barada. r.
p. Nosson, D. C. Booth. Van c. Wilson,
I. J. Bush. George Ulrick. Robert Par
ker. c. F. Knoblauch, G. A. Harle;
Misses Julia Pool, Mary Pool, Bertha
Pool. Vera Pool. Maize Cole, Lillian
Cole. Lucy Wilson. Marjorie Mckay,
Halle Matthews. Hilda SorensOn, Ger
trude Leighton. 8lilda Connolly, Newell
Compton. Elizabeth Fields Hattie Mae
Loretz. Theo Patterson, Kate StOker,
Nadge Steele and Alicia Swami.