El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-22
Cards.

Mrs. Alma J. Cox will entertain sat
urday afternoon with a bridge party
at the tea rooms on Montana street.
The Merry Maids and Matrons club
was entertained by Miss Grace Talbot
Tuesday afternoon. at her home on
Rio Grande street The high score
prize in playing bridge was won by
Mrs. II. a. Orlopp. Mrs S. G. ANcNey
won the second prize. Mrs. e. T. Nc
Matt received the guest prize. Re
freshmerts were enjoyed after the
games. Mrs l. A. Elite will entertain
the club at its next meeting.
Miss Ella Mae Jackson and Miss
Hilda Ruth SorensOn, two April brides
to-be, were the guests of honor AT
charming bridge party ana luhcneoh'
given by Mrs. w. l. FoXworth, IueS-
day afternoon at her home on Montana
street The rooms were most attrac-
lively decorated with quantities OF
pink sweet peas and ferns IN play
ing bridge. the high score prize Was
won by Miss Rose Adams. The second
prize went to Mrs Otto J.. Armstrong;.
Miss Kate Stoker received the prize
for which the players cut. ''ucst
prizes were presented Miss Jackson ana
Miss SOrcnson. 4 four course !uhcheoh
was served following the card games,
The luncheon tables were decorated
with pink sweet peas in crystal vases,
tied with pink tulle. The larger
luncheon table was laid with a ciolh
Of Florentine lace with centerplece
Of pink sweet peas in cut glass pas
ket surrounded by smaller crystal
vases filled with the same flowers
Pink tulle bows tied the basket handle
and the vases. About the rooms We're
tall cut glass candlestcks IN Whlch
were pink candles Pink tulle bows
also tied these. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs Rue
Jackson The guests preent We're
Misses Ella Mae Jackson, Hllda t.uIn
Sorenson, Anna SOrenson, MaIEatet
Hickey Of Davenport, Iowa MaDeI
O'Connor, Hattie Mae Loretz' Clara
Fink, Margaret Bryan, Lucille Rlce-
Isabelle Springer. Kate Stoker. Wilma
Elliott, Edna Robertson. Rose ADAMS
Ethel Brown. Grace Fleck. Mary " al
lmgton. Sybil Shedd, Floy Pence, MadSe
Steele, Sue Crombie and LYDIA Pence
Mesdames Otto J.. Armstrong, lang
ford ]. Locke, c. NJ. Order and hne
jackson.
A very successful bridge party vas
given Tuesday afternoon and evening
in the rooms of the Progress club for
the benefit of the building fund Of the
new temple Mt. Sinai. The committee
in charge of the affair was composer
of Mrs Nathan solomon. chairman mrs
Ben Levy, Mrs. $. Blumenthal and MIS-.
I. BlumenthaL. In the afternoon bunco
and bridge were the amusements- MIS-
A. Schwartz won the first prize IN pun
co: Mrs. Jake Miller received the SEE
ond prize: the third prize went TO MIS-
Frank Zlabovslxy and the fourth 10 Mrs.
r. i. Steffian. In bridge, the first prize
was won by Mrs. J. II. Carr. MIS- u H.
Bussing received the second prize MIS-
". p 3 McSain, the third. Mrs. r. j.
Stcrner the fourth: Miss Minnie Holz-
man. the fifth: Mrs. Sarah Neustadt'
the sixth: Mrs A. Schatzsl1y. the sew
enth Mrs A I. Nicholson. the eighth,
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld. Of Albuquerque'
the ninth: Mrs. J. Caiisher, the tenth
Mrs. G.. 4. Hirsch. the eleventh, and Mrs.
Robert Holiday. the twelfth prize. An
ice course was served after the games.
The serving committee was composed
OF Misses Henrietta Jacobs, Ruth ia
cobs. Ethel Levy. Becky Merkin'
Blanche Schwartz. Florence BOsenstein,
Selma Ziegler Daisy Brodsky and lda
Krupp. In the evening the games OF
bridge and keno were enjoyed. Mrs. G
4. Hirsch won the high score prize IN
bridge The second prize was won DY
Mrs Dave Cohn: tie third by Mrs. Joe
Talpis: W. 7. 3. McSain won the fourth
prize: Mrs r. a. NoOke, the nth; Mrs.
Ben Freudenstein, the sixth; Mrs LOUIS
Horwitz. the seventh. and Ben Swat
the eighth. Louis Fischbein won the
first prize in keno: Mrs. y. Wise won
the second prize: Gus York. the third
prize. and Paul Krupp, the fourth prize
Refreshments were served after the
games by Misses Ethel Levy, Jennie
Lefkovitz. Selma Ziegler. lrma Jacobs
and A. Levinson.