El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06
Cards.

] club members were present.
The Eureka Card club was enter
| tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A
! +. Ryan at her home on Epson avenue.
! The prize was won by Mrs B. J. Ia
! briski, who was the only guest of the
| club. Refreshments were served by
! the hostess. Mrs. A. S HoWren will
! be the hostess at the next meeting.
/ The Pigma Lion Bridge club met
( Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
/ Louis Laskin, on Los Angeles street
J Mrs. Frank Lynch, Mrs. NJ. H. Boomer
and Mrs. II. II. Richardson were the
I prize winners. Mrs H. A Bell will en-
terrain the club next week The guests
/ of the club We're: Mesdames Ray Hub
/ bard, II. H. Richardson and Miss Julia
. ColdWell. The members present were;
! Mesdames Charles NJ Lyman. Frank
J Lynch, Henry Alexander, L. NJ BreCk,
/ H. A. Bell, J. H. Hirt and NJ. H. Boomer
Mr.. and Mrs. Vardy Pucket enter
tanned the Social Evening club Thurs
day night at their home on East Rio
Grande street. The game of 500 was
the evenings pastime. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. The club
members present were Mr.. and Mrs.
! T. W. Gault, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r. Brown
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. H. +, Mueller, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank ReynOr, Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. Sanders. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Gault will be the next hosts for the
club.
Mrs. c. L Wolfe entertained the Fri
day afternoon Bridge club Friday. Mrs.
Carroll c. COvingtOn won the prize for
! the highest score, a. madeira EN- brOid-
cred dolly. Mrs. Wolfe received the
hostess prize. The only guest was Mrs.
Warren Archer, of Douglas, who IS Mrs.
Wolfe's house guest. Mrs. Archer as
sisted Mrs. Wolfe in entertaining and IN
serving refreshments when the games
were over. The club members present
were Mesdames A. J. Fraser, G. C. Cow
n 7 rmnr T. nra q D
R. Wilkes and F. H Taufenbeck. Mrs.
Taufenbeck will be the hostess for the
club next week.
Mrs. G. F. Hawks entertained Friday
afternoon with a bridge party in honor
of Mrs. G. NJ. Hanson, of Dawson, n.
NJ, and Miss COrnelia Ellinwood, OF
Bisbee, Ariz., who are the guests of
Mrs. W. A. Hawkins. In playing bridge
Mrs. Claiborne Adams won the first
prize; Mrs. X. D. Franklin the second
prize, and Mrs. G. NJ Honson the con-
ISOLATION prize. Refreshments were en-
joyed at the conclusion Of the games
Among the guests were Mesdames q.
NJ Hanson, S. I. Turner, W. A. HaW-
kins, X d. Franklin, r. f. Thomson,
J. D. Hughes Battelle White. D. Nc
Daniels, J. NJ. Nealon, e. N. Whitaker,
J. r. Harper, O. H. Baum, c. z. Brown,
W. L. Brown; Misses COrnelia Film
wood. Olive Laurie and Alma Jones.
Miss Meta Ormsbee entertained at
her home at the smelter Thursday af
ternoon with a bridge party. Hyacinths
and ferns attractively decorated the
rooms. Mrs. Ed White won the first
prize. The consolation prize went to
Mrs W. =. Ward. Refreshments were
served when the games were completed.
Mrs. j. J. Ormsbee, Mrs. W. j. Eustace
and Miss Emily Nathurst assisted the
hostess in serving. Miss Ormsbee is en-
PERTAINING again this afternoon and Sat
urday afternoon. The guests Thursday
WERE Mesdames KunO DOerr, W. J.
Eustace, w G. BanSeuer, Frank J. Will
liams, j. S. Capron. ". Z. Ward, II. Hull
lum. Paul Atkinson, Ed White, Allen
Mccormick, Kenneth MacCallum, u. II.
Yale. j. II. Tucker, A, n. O'Rear, j. B.
Watson. r. B. Redic, Varnel Tate, A.
Emily Nathurst
Mrs. d. Baker Smith gave the second
of a series Of card parties Thursday at
ternOon at her home on Arizona street.
Yellow and white formed the decorative
color plan, which was carried out in
daffodills and frezias. About the win
dow arches and doOrways and over the
mantels, smilaX was effectively fes-
TONED. Mrs T. F. Kimbel Mrs. E. NJ
Whitaker and Mrs. s. j. Fenneu won
the prizes. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. r. B. HOman. +. b. Quinn, Edgar
Miller and W. R. Schultz. A luncheon in
TWO courses was served when the card
games were over. Among the guests
Hopkins, j. G. Barada, ". r. Schultz. H.
w. Broaddus J. A. Pickett Edgar Mil
Ter NJ. Maggie, Helen Roberts. Edward
B. Holt g. NJ Hendricks. J. H. Parker,
s. J. Fennell, W R. McKenna, Ray Nc
ClintOck. J. Davis Mayfield, j. N. Lewis,
j. A. Wright, James Crawford. Frank Fl.
Todd, J. r. Harper, Claude b. Hudspeth,
7. +. kimbell, Douglas c. CrOwen, r.
W. McCandless, John L. Dyer, d. II.
Bradley, jr, George Evans, r. B. Ho-
Misses
Loretz, TheO Patterson, Kate Stoker,
Ethel Brown and Milda Connolly.
Miss Meta Ormsbee entertained this
afternoon with the final of a series of
bridge parties at her home at the
smelter Refreshments were served
Ormsbee and Miss Emily Nathurst as
sisted the hostess. The guests were
Mesdames Frank Feuille, jr., Hal Z.
Christie, Claiborne Adams, Grover
Smith, J. W. LOrentzen, R. w. McCand-
less. Misses LorettO Brick. Lucille
Smith, Halle Irwin, Kate Stoker. Wilma
Elliott, Lillian Cole. Maize Cole Janet
Rumsey. Newell Compton, Myra Prater.
leila Prater, Elsinor Shelton, Marbry
Henning and Lauramaude Fink Fri
day afternoon Miss Meta Ormsbee en-
tertained with the second party in her
series Miss Mabelle Bryan won the
first prize and Miss Julia CoIdweu the
consolation prize Refreshments were
served when the games were over. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs Ormsbee
and Miss bathurst The guests were
Mesdames A. L. Cox, J. f. Townsend.
Jr. c. A. Reinemund. Misses Julia Cold
ieI, Mabelle Bryan Marion Young.
Anne Lee Rix, Olive Davis. Emily
Kemp Estelle Berrien, Clara Fink.
Eleanor Matthias, Hedwig Matthias. Edna
Matthias, Estelle Goodman. Frances
Mayfield, Myrtle Rollins. Hattie Mae
Loretz. Hilda SOrenson and Beulah
Brown.