El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
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The Half and Half Bridge club was
entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
H. B. Gilbert at her home on Fort
Boulevard. Mrs. d. c. sutton won the
high score pgize. Mrs. c. C. Porter won
the second prize and Mrs A. H. Key
receive dthe guest prize. Refreshments
were enjoyed. In addition to the club
members the guests were Mrs. J. Har-
rington Mclaughlin. Of Deming, y. NJ.
and Mrs A. H. Key. Mrs. r B. Raw
Inns viii be the hostess for the club
next week
AR and Mrs. Emery A smith enter
tanned at their home on Arizona street
recently with a delightful 500 party
After the card games Miss Julia Lima
han rendered several piano selections
Morton Howell sang several numbers
a two course luncheon was served Mrs.
smith was assisted in entertaining by
Miss Marion Anthony. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Hutch
lnson. AR and Mrs ". W. Spalding. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Linahan. Mr. and Mrs j.
Linahau. jr-. Alr. and Mrs. Walter II.
Case. Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Anthony.
Mr. and Mrs. y. NcChee. Mrs. Clemmie
Matklu. Misses Julia Linahan. Marion
Anthony, Vera Symes and little Dorothy
Anthony and May Leech; Messrs- Henry
A. Glaves, Clifford ChenoWeth, Morton
J. Howell, Edmund Buss, VIII Linahan
and little Jack Smith
Mrs John T. Cain entertained Friday
afternoon at her home on Hastings
street with a bridge party. Elaborate
Halloween decorations were used.
Streamers Of orange and black crepe
paper were festOoued between the
archways and extended overhead TO the
chandeliers. Yellow and white chry-
santhemums were used in abundance
through the rooms Jack O lanterns
covered all the lights Little ghost
skeletons We're fixed in the corners OF
the rooms Mrs. Joe Allen won the
high score prize Mrs. W. T. Truesdeu
won the second prize Mrs G E
Buchert won the prize for which the
players cut a three course luncheon
was served at the card tables at the
completion Of the games. Mrs Cain
was assisted in entertaining by her
mother Mrs. H. o. Dow and her sister
Mrs j. J. Murphy ana Mrs J. b
Rogers The guests were Mesdames J.
". Barnes. Harley kiefer, W F. Trues-
dell Joe Allen. ]. B. Rogers. G E
Buchert, r. J. Carson, B. Gallagher and
Miss Bessie ellison
Mrs. Charles Stambaugh entertained
with an attractive Halloween party
Friday afternoon in her apartment IN
the Palms court a HalloWe en- dec
grafton plan was used effectively, with
the jack o. lanterns. witches. owls and
black cats arranged about the rooms
Mrs NJ. p. CarlOc1 won the high score
prize. Mrs. W. l. Shelby received the
second prize. Mrs. Edmund D. Lach-
man was the consolation prize winner.
A two course luncheon was enjoyed
at the completion Of the games me
hostess was assisted by little Misses
Doris Carlock June COvington and
Dorothy Covington. dressed as little
ghosts Among the guests were Mes
danes T. y. SOuter. ~ NJ PlISDur},
Charles 5. Nasits. $ w Hatcher, Harry
Plat. H 3. Mcdowell. W L Davis,
Edmund d. Lachman. W II. Meers. R
". Curtis. W. /. shelby. N p. Carlock,
G c Govington. +. A. Reynolds. A J.
Fraser. V. E Roberts. Fred H Taufen-
back. H P Huff. D. r Wilkes, GeOrEe
Held. r r Mason. d Nickers. p. W
Williams, y. H Allen. G. R. Merritt,
Harry. Kabitsch.- Glen Howard Ida Pea
cock. H. II. Mcneil. A SchOtsky. Miss
Bess Allen, Doris Carlock. June Cow
inEton and Dorothy CovingtOn-
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