El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-27
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Mrs. Lea Wilmot will entertain the
Half and Half club Thursday afternoon
Mrs. W. II. Hawkins is entertaining
Wednesday afternoon with a bridge
party.
Mrs. c. Z. Kelly entertained the newly
organized Tuesday Bridge club Tuesday
afternoon at her home, on Mesa avenue.
Z Only the club members were present
Mrs. W. W. Fink and Mrs f. 3. Sim
mons We're the prize winners. Mrs.
Herman Andreas will entertain the club
! next week. Refreshments were enjoyed
at the conclusion of the games.
Mrs. r. n. Hall entertained the mem
! bers of the Monday Luncheon Bridge
club Tuesday afternoon with prettllY
, appointed luncheon, at Hotel sheldon.
I Pink and white carnations and ferns
decorated the table. After luncheon the
guests motOred out to Mrs. Halls home
/ in Manhattan Heights where the after
noon was spent in playing bridge MIS-
George Evans won the prize 1or hlShesl
score. Only the members were present
Mrs. i. j. Raster will entertain the club
next week.
MI and Mrs. S. T. Cross entertained
the Mixed Doubles club Tuesday night
at their home On wyoming street. With
the exception of three guests, Mr.. and
( Mrs A. Taylor and Mrs Sarah Mon
/ taguc, OF Washington. d. C., there were
only club members present. The prizes
were won by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wat
son, Mrs. Robert ODDS and Hays Wat
son A two course luncheon was served
when the games were over. Pink and
Z white carnations and ferns decorated
! the rooms The club viii be entertained
at its next meeting by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hays watson.
Mrs B. J.. Swat entertained infor-
mally Tuesday afternoon with fare
wen party in honor of her sister, Miss
1 Yetta Baron, who graduated in the
January class of the High school and
who leaves this afternoon for New
II rk city to enter Columbia university.
Auction bridge and bunco were the af-
teruOOns pastimes. The prizes were
won by Misses Lillian Jacobs, Florence
Klein, Mamie Robertson and Betty Mary
Smith. A pretty souvenir was presented
to the guest of honor. Refreshments
were served when the games were over.
Mrs. A. Schwartz and Mrs 5. /.
Schwartz assisted the hostess in enter
tanning.
Miss Milda Connolly entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club Tuesday afternoon
at her home, on Epson avenue, in honor
of Miss LOrettO Brick. who will be a
February bride. Miss Brick won the
prize for the highest score. Following
the games, a luncheon was served. The
luncheon table was decorated with a
basket tied with pink tulle and filled
with Cecil Drummer roses and viOlets,
as a centerpieCe. The guest of honor
was given cOrsage bOquet Of Cecil
Drummer roses and viOlets and an at
tractive souvenir of the occasion. Only
the CLUB members were present. Pink
favors were at each guests plate. Mrs.
Hal f. Christie viii entertain the club
next week.
Mrs. A. A. Kline gave a delightful
bridge party Tuesday afternoon at the
,ea rooms in honor of Mrs. II. SiegeT
and Mrs. John Adler both of San Fran
cisco. Narcissus blossoms and red car
nations decorated the tables and the
blossoms with red autumn leaves We're
used effectively in the decoration of
the rooms There were u tables of
players. Attractive guests prizes were
presented the guests OF honor and those
winning highest score at each table
received prize. A luncheon was served ,
during the afternoon. Among the /
guests were Mesdsmes II. Siegel, John
Adler, A. p. Coles, z. NJ. Bell, Sol I.
Berg, A. Blumenthal. B. Blumenthal S. I
Blumenthal, L Blumenthal, S Aron-
stein, J. j. Calisher, D. Conn, B. Dillon, 4
5. J. Prudential, J. FrOebel, A S
Jacobs, h. Kayser. Walter Kohlberg.
Olga Kohlberg, A. II. GOldstein, Robert !
Krakauer, L. Levy, A. Goodman. Gus
York, E. Strauss, Nathan Lapowski A |
Nicholson, L. MOye Max Moye, A. Ma
that's, r. Manson. Sadie Neustadt, f. E. J
Hunter, c. a. Hirsch. w. D. Howe L /
Heilprin, Simon Turk. Phillip Prayer !
Nathan SOloman, Z. Sanders, T. Stef-
fran, C. h Wolf, E Wisbrun, J. Ma
coffin. j. Zelman. Martin ZielOnka j. I
T. Winner, a. Ziegler, c. d. Leon and |
O. Parkius