El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-07
Ell PASO HERALD
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Miss Frances Earle was the hostess
Saturday afternoon for the members
of the s ID. Bridge club at her home
ON Epson avenue. Miss Ethel CraW-
ford won the high score prize. Miss
Frances Oppenehlmer was the winner
of the guest prize. Refreshments were
served when the games We're over.
Miss Frances Oppenheimer, Miss Marion
Moses and Miss Alzina OrndOrff were
the guests of the club. Miss Katherine
Foster will entertain the club on Sat
urday, Feb. 10, at her home in Kern
place.
Mrs. J. W. Lorentzen entertained the
Saturday Bridge club Saturday after
noon at her home in Sunset Heights.
Miss Lucille Smith won the high score
prize. Only the club members were
present Mrs r. w. McCandless will
entertain the club at its next meeting.
Miss LaVOn Sorrells was the hostess
for the Saturday Afternoon Bridge
club at her apartments in the Alex
andria, Saturday afternoon. Miss Ida
krupp won the high score prize. Miss
the club. Refreshments followed the
games and the hostess was assisted
in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. c.
A. SOrrells. Valentine decorations
were used about the rooms and the
score cards of the games. Miss Mar
garet Amstater Will be the next hostess
for the club.
Miss Mabel O'Connor was the hostess
Saturday afternoon at a bridge party
and silk hose shower, given at the tea
rooms on Montana street, in honor of
Miss Marion Young, whose ma age to
w. J. Deavitt, will occur Wednesday,
Miss O'COnnOr is one of the bridal
party. The rooms were decorated with
quantities of viOlets and ferns. Miss
Mary Hill won the high score prize
Mrs. W. S. CrOmbie received the second
prize and the prize for which the
players cut was won by Miss Birdie
Hawkins. The shower gifts were pre-
scented to Miss Young in a large basket.
covered with viOlets. A luncheon of
three courses was enjoyed after the
games. Among the guests were Misses
Marion Young, Ethel Glasgens, of
Ohio; Beulah Brown, Mary Kaye AIves,
Gretchen LOrig, Of La Porte. Indiana,
Helen StrattJn. Lauramaude Fink,
Clara Fink, Estelle Berrien, Hildegard
Sauer, Mary Lewis, Grace Fleck, Stella
Brick. Birdie Hawkins, Alice Myles,
Ruth Murphy, of Laredo, Tex, Mesdames
Leo Schuster, II. p. Mosson. Tom New
man, Langford J. Locke, Thornton
Hardie. r. r. Foster r. L Ramey, w
:. CrOmbie, Walter NJ Drury, j. Otto
and J. Mason Pollard.
Miss Hedwig Matthias, a bride to be,
was the guest of honor at a delightful
bridge party, given Saturday afternoon
by Misses Irma Jacobs, Lillian Jacobs
and Hilda Jacobs, at their home on
North Kansas street. The rooms were
decorated in a color plan of red and
white with quantities of flowers used
about the rooms. Bridge and buncO
were the games and the high score
prize in bridge was won by Miss Becky
Merkin. Miss Rose He'll won the sec
ond prize and the prize for which the
players cut was won by Miss Rebecca
Miss Alice Bishop won the
prize in playing bunco. Attractive guest
prizes were given to the guest of honor,
Miss Matthias, and to Miss Elsie LOew-
enstein. who is also a bride to be. The
lOstesses were assisted in entertaining
by their mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Jacobs and
Mrs. Nathan Lapowski The score cards
were attractive little hand painted Gu
pids. A two course luncheon was en-
ioyed when the games were concluded. !
Among the guests present were Misses
Hedwig Matthias, Edna Matthias, Re
oecca Goldstein, Helen Cassidy. Alice
Bishop, Blanche Schwartz. Tillie Caro-, |
Becky Merkin. Rose Norwald. Rose |
He'll. Estelle Goodman, Rose Goodman. |
Ethel Levy. Florence Rosenstein. Elsie |
Loewenstein, Selma Ziegler, Mesdames /
Max Moye. I. Winner, Karl Hatfield, |
Edmund D. Lachman, Karl Hocken |
leimer and Nathan Lapowski