El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-22
Cards.

Mrs. VIII T. owen will entertain
Friday and Saturday afternoon of next
week with bridge parties in honor Of
Mrs. Jerome Dale, of Dallas, who is ex-
pected to arrive the first Of the week
for a visit
The Half and Half club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs J. w 3. Robinson, on. Mon /
tana street Mrs. W. n. Loretz was
the only guest besides the club mem
bers. The prize for the highest score
was won by Mrs. d. c. Sutton. Re
freshments were served at the compile
ton of the games. Mrs. Lea Wilmot
viii entertain the club at its next
meeting.
Mrs. E. B. Rodgers was the hostess
for the Eureka Bridge club meeting
Thursday afternoon at her home on Rio
Grande street. Mrs. T. 3. Rains won
the prize for the highest score Only
the members of the club were pres
hostess. Mrs A e. Ryan viii be the
hostess of the club at its next meet
ing.
Miss Milda Connolly entertained the
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority Thursday hf-
ternoOn at her home on Epson avenue.
Bridge was played, Miss Grace Fleck
won the prize. Following the games,
luncheon was served. Pink carnations
and ferns formed the centerpiece of the
luncheon table and at each guests
plate were small pink crepe paper bas-
kets, filled with candies. Miss Grace
Flick viii entertain the sorority
week from Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Raynor enter
tanned the Social Evening club Thurs
day night at their home on North Kan
sa3 street. The game of 500 was the
evenings amusement Light refresh
ments were served by the hostess dur
ing the evening. Mr.. and Mrs Nardy
Pickett will entertain the club next
week. The members present were: Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Brownie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vardy Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs T. W.
Gault Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Mueller and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Sanders.
The first Of series of card parties
was given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank H Todd, at her home on MOndy
avenue Mrs. T. c. Phillips won the
| first prize and Mrs. II. Z. Christie the
second prize. After the games refresh
tess were Mrs. c. ". Fraser and Mrs
| H D. McGregOr. Among those present
were: Mesdames II. D. McGregor, G
W. Fraser, r. Emmett Hines, James
/ Vance, Locke Tucker, W. P. Miller,
James Cooper, Carroll Helmick, T. c..
| Phillips. II. r. NcClintock, Herman An
/ dreas, J. L. Sweeney, W. J. Freeman
/ Bruce Smith, Frederick George Billings,
| Paul Terry, Frank Hughes, J. III. Nc
] Broom, A. J. Fraser. D. Baker Smith,
/ James AIaWLOLtfs " AAAN-<e-ALN- 80
Hal E. Christie, J. W. Lorentzeni Harry
! Lakeland D. V Fennessy, Frank
! Spence, Lee Orndorff, George G.
/ Morse and Miss Elizabeth Fitch, Of
| Williamsburg, Mass Mrs. Todd is en-
] Pertaining again this afternoon.
Complimentary to Miss Catherine
/ Wilson, of Washington, D. g, who is
/ the guest of Mrs. r. K. Fisher. her
/ cousin, Mrs. Fisher entertained with a
| bridge party Thursday afternoon at
I L ct oh
! santhemums and pink carnations dec
4 GRATED the rooms attractively. Miss
/ Virginia Hill won the first prize and
/ Mrs. r. L. Ramey the consolation prize
! A salad course was served when tne
! games were conclude. Among the
| guests were. Mesdames James TT
/ Parker. c. y. Sheldon, Walter Irwin
/ w. c. KluJtz, r. /. Ramey. Paul Gin
/ Their, w. Van Long, Dan White, J. A.
/ Wright Claiborne Adams. VIII S
] CrOmbie. Harris Walthall c. II. Finley
! Louis st. J. Thomas; Misses Catherine
/ Wilson. Virginia Hill, Louise McCOr-
I mick, Jane Brown Christy, Cora Han
4 cock and Sue Crombie.
! Mrs. II. +. Stevenson, Mrs. Fred z.
! Stevenson and Mrs. Frank B. Simmons
were the hostesses at a delightful
bridge party given Thursday afternoon
Z in the tea rooms. BlossOming pOtted
plants decorated the rooms. The score
cards were ornamented with a mono
gram in gold Of the three letters, IS"
for the hOstesses. Mrs. James A Muir
dock was the winner of the first prize.
Mrs. Samuel 3. Pr6witt won the second
prize. Mrs. w. d. Greet won the third
prize, Mrs. W. c. Raum, the fourth
prize, and Airs. Frank WhiteIock the
fifth prize. At the close Of the games,
a two course luncheon was served.
Among the guests were: Mesdames
George A Camphuis, Frank J. Langan,
A. MCGOWAN. f. W. Mitchell, J. r. Long,
r. W. Graham, A. N. Pillsoury, W. d.
Greet, d. F. Johnson, A. L. Eaton, J. J.
Egan, Z. L. Plumb, Harry Platt, j. 5.
, Curtiss. W. {. Raum, J. B. DuBOse, H.
N Maple, c. NJ Newman, T. z. Beecher,
P. J. Edwards, S. T. Turner, Edward
Auer, Winchester Cooley w. W. Tur-
ney. James G. McNary, J. W. Eubank, F.
e. Hunter, J. A Pickett, James L. MARI,
Herbert Hunter, d. H Hullum, w. t.
Hixson, Frank Turner, Samuel B. Prev
lit A. G. Heep, Horace w. BrOaddus, II.
p Noake. T. J. Stafford, o. II. Baum,
c. f. Kelly, J. A. Murdoch. F. NJ Bray,
A. Matthias, r. B. Alves, ]. T. Dewey, w.
E. Ward, r. W. McKenna, Thomas
Oufgley, J. D. Nelly. Z. S. Stewart, G.
F. Braden. j. DOnahue, Harry T. Walz,
Henry Pfaff, c. Z. WaterhOuse, Z. p.
Kepley, L. NJ. Hartman, J. T. Hardie, w.
H. Bryan, W. J. Rand, f. II. Irwin, w.
G. Roe, S J. Prudential, r. J. Tighe,
c. league, Percy McGhee 1r., F. White
lock, W. H. Burgess, g. Z. wallace,
Clyde Holmes, Harry Carpenter, W. K.
Brown. James A Dick, j. 3. Watson,
VI. P. Schuster. c. A Reinemund, Fred
Woodwork, W. W. Fink, B. L. Farrar,
George Mackenzie, Dan White, A. P.
Coles, J. Frank Coles, Otis c.. Coles, j.
II. Nations, Josephine Nations Morflt,
Lamar Davis, ". D. Wise, W. L. Gaines,
H. II. Stark. A. L. Hawley, c. A. Hirsch.
". r. Jameson, Van c. Wilson; Misses
Myrtle Rollins Martha Saddler, Mary
Strader. NJ. Walsh, Madge Brick, Anne
Lee Rix and Halle Irwin