El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-26
Cards.

On Thursday afternoon AT the hall in
the Lanier building, the WoOdman Cir
Gle, Willow grove, VIII entertain mem
bers and friends and Ysleta members
with card party at : o'clock Bridge.
500 and Eunco will be played during
the afternoon. At the close Of the
games, the prize winners will be pre-
scented with their prizes during the ice
course The committee IA charge Of
the affair is. Mesdames F. D. Scotch,
Sarah Davis. Charles McNemar. l. G
Malone, \ Sanchez, Lulu Mattice, H.
G. HritEen and sam Vaughn
Early last week Mrs. W 3. Glarden
was hostess to the Valley Bridge club,
at her home. a mile below Nsleta, on
the SocOrro road On the large screened
summer porch the tables were set
Around the porch were ported ferns
and palms and cut flowers. Rugs We're
laid on the floor. giving the porch .
summer house effect 1t the close Of
the games, a two course luncheon was
served WIN MISS Lulu Lowensteln as
slstlng the hostess The first prize.
hand painted china plate, was won by
Mrs T. : White. The guest prize. a
hand painted silk fan. was won by Mrs
a powder puff, was won by Mrs. 7 l.
Reid Thos present wer- Mesdames
Ohio Carr. O. T. Lausdeu. N :. Graves,
John Mcdonald, Z. ;. White. J. j. Dun
ney. Dan Carr, T. y Mitchell. Geo.
Spencer, Miss Lulu Lowenstein and the
hostess
YsIeta people are alive in the social
way They continue to play cards and
dance The El PasO people are the
diners in Ysleta but Ysleta holds up
her end ON Thursday there VIII he
two tables Of card players to come up
10 the WoOdman Circle card party in
the hall in the Lanier building This
party. as well as the one on Friday
afternoon, takes place at : o'clock
There are three tables Of players listed
for the Red Cross party. which takes
place Friday afternoon on the mezZa-
nine floor OF the Hotel Paso del Norte.
On Thursday, refreshments and prizes
viii be given the winners and on Fri
day there VIII just be the prizes.
Among the Ysleta people who are COM
ing up are; MesdaIaes o. p Lansden.
) d Duncan, Geo Spencer. Ohio Carr.
Dan Carr. W Is. Glarden, T. W Whit
ney, NJ s. Graves, r :. White. John
Mcdonald. 7. l. Reid and Louis Folk
On Friday afternoon at o'clock a
card party viii be given on the meZ-
canine floor OF the Hotel PasO del
Norte. for the bene-It OF the Red Cross
society From until . o'clock cards
viii be played and then from until
there viii be a musical program. max
ing this card party different from
others In all there have been 90 IA
bles taken for the affair. The man
agement Of the hotel has given the use
OF the private dining room. where ia
bles VIII be set During the musical
program the scores will be counted
and the prizes given Owing TO the
large number Of tables the hostess OF
each table viii bring her own deck
of cards. It is not necessary for those
who care TO come to the program %
come TO the card games also The
program Is free All above the ac-
tual expenses Of the entertainment Will
be given over to the Red Cross society.
The committee in charge Is composed
OF Mrs Edward Hitchcock, Chairman.
rs = al
and Mrs. Joseph r. HurXthal
patronesses. They will be assisted
during the afternoon by few young
girls, Misses Mary hite, Alice Myles.
Margaret Getting. Nellie Nae Bowen,
Eeulah Brown and Laura Maud Fink
The program, TO take place from .
until 6, is composed mostly OF musical
numbers The first number IS an o.
cbestra piece Dublin Bay" by the
Kelly orchestra. OF which the four
daughters of Mr. and Mrs Q. L. Kelly
are the members, Misses Mary Kelly.
Elizabeth Kelly. Charlee and Anna
Kelly The second number is a vocal
solo By Mrs Walter Christie accom-
panied on The piano ny Mrs. Carl Hal
perm. 1t is Flower Girl" tDevignars-
This VIII be followed by two mor-
vocal solos, one a Perfect Day.
panied on The piano BY Mrs Halper1.
and the other by Miss Dell Rosensteil-
She also viii be accompanied by Ms.
Halpern- Her number will be "a
Dream, by Bartlett Then. 20 con
clude the program, Miss Nellie Mae
Bowen will play a piano solo, Mac
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