El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-28
Cards.

The Double Six Bridge club met
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ". H. Glow. on North St Vrain
street. Mrs. c. r. Brownie and J. r.
Carr were the winners OF the highest
scores. Refreshments were enjoyed The
club will meet in two weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs G. W Young.
Ye Good TYNE Bridge club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Henry p Huff at her home IN the Ram
sev apartments. The hostess won the
high score prize and the hostess prize.
There were no guests aside from the
club members. Refreshments were en-
joyed after the game. The club VIII
be entertained next Thursday by Mrs.
Frederick Reynolds.
The Fortnightly Bridge clup met
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
X H. Aber. on Cotton avenue Mrs
Stewart \. Tulloch won the high score
prize Mrs. II. J. Steiner was the sec
ond prize winner and Mrs James
Meuttmann won the third prize only
the club members were present. Re-
freshments were enjoyed after the
games. Mrs Nick iDepeder will enter
tain the club at its next meeting.
The Merry Maids and Matrons club
met at the residence OF Mrs p Falazer,
On Montana street Thursday afternoon
The game Of 500 was the chief enter
tainment of the afternoon AIRS H. H.
House won the first prize only the
members of the club were present The
club colors. green and white, were used
in the refreshments served after the
games. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs l. A. Elite Mrs. A. R Jones viii
entertain the club next Thursday-
Mrs V Van Gieson entertained
Thursday afternoon with an informal
bridge party for few Of the guests
attending the cattlemen's convention,
at her home. on Arizona street Those
present We're Mesdames Harry AdneY.
Of Roswell y NJ; Giles ConnelL OF
Odessa. Tex Rube Read of coyote,
Tex: A. Gordon. Of Gallup, y n, j. F.
smith Big Springs. Tex: W D Con-
nell. ]. l. Taylor. J. c. Roman T. VI
Whitaker. Mrs. J. g Roman won the
first prize and the guest prize was
Won by Mrs. Giles Cornell.
Mrs. Sam Given entertained with
delightful bridge party Thursday after
noon at Hotel Sheldon, in honor Of her
guest, Miss Nathalie Masure- of chi
caSo. Bridge and bunco were the
amusements- Mrs Nathan LapoWskl
won the high score prize in bridge Mrs
J. =. Winner was the second prize win
ner and Mrs. Harry Barnett wan the
consolation prize. Mrs II. hatz won
the buncO prize A six course lunch
con was enjoyed after the games The
guests included Mesdames Sol J. Berg,
+ q. krupp. Z j.. L.achman, Nathan
3. L Swat L Winner, j. T. Winner, y
Dalsheimer. A w Mclean. J. P Marcus,
J. Linde. Otto Parkins, " r. Carlock,
Nathan Solomon. Carl HOckenheimer,
Nathan Goldoft. Maurice GoldOft. Dave
Schwartz, II. Picard. +. Wisbrun, 5
LefkOvitz, II kat, J. r Marcus Misses
Nathalie MasUre. Becky Merkin, Flor
ence Rosenstein. Elsie Lowenstein and
Estelle Goodman
Miss Evelyn Piper. Of Concord. y H..
was the guest of honor at a delightful
bridge party given by her sister. Mrs
f. L Wemple, whom she is visiting. a.
her home on Nevada street. Thursday
afternoon Pink carnations and ferns
decorated the rooms and the color Of
pink predominated in the two course
luncheon. served after the bridge
games. Mrs. D. l. Ray won the high
score prize The second prize fell to
Mrs. Harry Swain. Mrs. T. F. Rimten
won the prize for which the players
cut. Assisting the hostess in enter
tanning We're Mesdames J. T GilrOy and
c. r. Smith. of Mexico City The guests
present were Misses Evelyn Piper,
Hattie Mae Loretz. Jettie Young.
AIesdames D. L Ray.~A. +. Sanders. J..
u Nealon. c r. Smith. G. 2. Brown. V
Z. RaEgiO. Ralph Dimmitt. T F. Kim
tell. W f. I1Oretz. 2. ". Williams. !. Z.
Woodul Frank L Torres. g. N Freu-
Censtein. Harry Swain. J. J. Pruett T.
A. NcVeigh. 7 T. Gilroy. A. CorteZar.
George orr, W L Pitcaithley and F.
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