El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-07
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Mrs F b Simmons viii entertain
informally at bridge. Wednesday after
noon. at her home on Mesa avenue.
The Pioneer Bridge club was enter
tanned by Mrs E NJ. Bray Monday af-
ternoon at the tea rooms on Montana
street Mrs A W Foster and Mrs.
Frank 3. Simmons were the prize win
lerS- In addition TO the mem hers the
guests were Nesdames O. H Baum. J.
; Capron and A ". Foster Refresh
ments were enjoyed after the games.
The club viii be entertained by Mrs.
r B. Simmons next week
Mrs AdOlph Nasit was the hostess at
an informal bridge party Saturday af-
ternoon al her home on Prospect ave-
nue.. Mrs. Joe Talpis and Mrs. Charles
Levy were the prize winners Follow
ing the games there was a two course
luncheon The guests included Mes
danes g. a Hagberg. Joe Talpis. Hay
mon krupp. Charles Levy, J. H BrOm-
berg. 4. Harris. 5. Harris. j. ". Brown
and Sol Kahn
An informal card party and social was
enjoyed by the members of the FL Paso
lodge. Fraternal Brotherhood. Monday
night. in the Knights of pvthias hall.
Mrs. y B. LaRock won the first prize in
playing 500 and Mrs. William Wallace
received the first prize in the high five
games Miss Beasy WelCh won the
guest prize Refreshments We're served
Icy the social committee after the games.
This committee was composed of Mes
danes Flora Graves. A l. Brubaker
ana cora Belle MlnSlerL
Mrs Karl Leroy Hatfield was the
hostess at pretty bridge party, given
Monday afternoon at her home in the
knickerbocker apartments Pink car
nations and white chrysanthemums dec
GRATED the rooms and the pink and
white was carried out in the score
cards and in the two course luncheon,
enjoyed when the games were COM
pleted- Mrs George Evans and Mrs. J.
&. White were the prize winners The
hostess n FER tai ftr~
Mrs 9 c COvingtOn- Among the guests
were Mesdames J. j. Finney. Allen Dob
son, J. c White, T J. Stafford. Frank
A Spence. c. g. COVingOu g VI LYMAN
George Evans. c. O. Rucker. J. Rowland
Barada-
Ms. Earl s. Hartman. OF Pittsburg,
Pa, was the guest OF honor a a bridge
party, given Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. Lea Wilmot, at her home on Fort
Boulevard The rooms were decorated
most attractiVely. Yellow Gamma bios
some were massed about the mantel
pieces and the pillars of the entrance
ways About the chandeliers were fes-
TONED brightly colored autumn leaves
and red berries. About the rooms were
tall vases and jardiniers filled with yell
lew and white chrysanthemums. tied
with big bows of yellow tulle There
were seven tables of players. Mrs.
Ralph Boswell Wingo won the high
score prize The second prize vent to
Mrs. Walter Christie. Mrs c. g. Porter
received the consolation prize Mrs
Charles Carleton Jones won the prize for
which the players cut. An attractive
prize was presented the guest Of honor
After the games were over a two course
luncheon was served. Assisting the
hostess in entertaining We're Mesdames
D. c. sutton, r 3. Rawlins George
Robertson. and c 9. Porter The guests
were Mesdames Hartman. II. y. Clancy,
G c. Porter. G. H Bussing. Ames s
Albro. Bliss Albro, r B. Rawlins, B. F.
Jenness- a. Gordon, J. g. McGrady.
Fred B. Waite. Amy butcher. J. B.
GOoch, r 3. Wingo, Edwin Rogers. z.
Peterson. c. g Robertson. John G. New
man. a II. Key. H. A Ellison. oral Z.
Clark. Charles Carleton Jones. Walter
Christie, Paul Ginther. E H. Rurk.
George Taylor. D c. Sutton, : X Al
bright and W r. 3. McSain.