El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

= Il Nelson Rheinheimer. was the
guest of honor at two social events
Friday At noon Mrs W. J. Eustace en-
tertained in her honor with a prettily
appointed luncheon, at her home on
North FL Paso street. The table was
attractive with many violet colored
candles under yellow shades which
were placed about the centerpiece Of
violets. Yellow tulle BOWS orpamented
the candle sticks and tulle was twined
about the violets. The guests were the
most intimate trends of the bride-to-be
and were Misses Emile Ormsbee. Meta
Ormsbee, Mary Lewis, Isabelle Springer
Pauline Bryan. Margaret Bryan. cara
Fink and Beulah Brown The hostess
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
]. J. Ormsbee and Miss Dorothy Orms-
bee. -. -,
the guest of honor at a very informal
bridge party. given by Miss Beulah
Brown at her home on North Fl Paso
street There were 20 guests present
These were only the most intimate
friends of the bride-to-be- a miscel-
Ianeous shower of gifts was presented
Miss Ormsbee by the guests The 1lrst
prize in playing bridge was won by
Miss Meta Ormsbee and Miss Emile
Ormsbee received the second prize The
hostess was assisted by her motner,
Mrs. II. E Brown. in entertaining and
in serving a two course Iuncheon aIteI
the games
Mrs 4. Y Fenessy entertained al
noon today with a prettily appointed
luncheon. given complimentary 10 MISS
Theo Patterson, who IS TO be briqe
next week In the center OF the table
was a tall fiVe-branch candelabra of
silver bearing yellow candles The
candelabra reposed upon a mirror re-
Hector. Twined about the candelabra
and surrounding the reflector were
cards bore good wishes for the guests
and bride-to-be and to each was at
tached a tiny yellow candle At eacn
place were little bonbon boxes Of yell
low, ornamented with hano-paI9te 60
flowers. The luncheon was served IN
five courses. The seat occupied by
Miss Patterson was ornamented with
big fluffy bow of yellow tulle. A pref
tily bound book, in yellow, was pre-
scented to the bride-to-be. II contained
the favorite recipe of each guest The
guests were Misses Patterson, Kate
Stoker, Madge Steele. SUIT Lattner and
Mrs. 4 L. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. / J. Ayers gave
dinner party Friday night at their
home on North Florence street, IN
honor of the members of the basket
ball team Of Trinity Methodist church.
Inc team naQ recently ROA q NAGAO4J
in the church basketball league games
and the dinner was in celebration OF
this event In the center Of the table
wa. a big bowl of nuts, with stream
erS extending to each guests plate.
The nuts were hollow and contained
little riddles and cOnundrums inside
and each guest read his riddle aloud
Rev. P. R. Knickerbocker made a short
congratulatory speech to the team The
guests were Rev. Mr.. KnickerbOcker,
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Ralph Conn, II N Kellogg, Basil Ryan,
w r Walker, Charles F Flagle, Roy
Woman, S Painter and R. Haney.
The aid society of Temple Mt. Sinai
viii give a congregational dinner Sun
day evening, following the dedication
services Of Temple Mt. Sinai. The
dinner will be served at o'clock in
the gymnasium of the temple. After
tn dinner there will be musical selec-
tons and dancing will be enjoyed Mrs.
Martin Zielonka and Mrs J. Calisher
are in charge of the dinner. The COM
mittee TO assist them is composed Of |
Aesdames A Matthias. Harry Barnett, |
NJ Coblentz, Joseph Zelman. z Josephs, |
NJ j. Cope, Carrie Freudenstein, ]. |
StolarOff, Sol l. Berg, Nathan Goldoft,
Frank Zlabovsky, Paul LissO, J. II. I
BrOmberg, Nathan Lapowski Albert |
Schatzkey. Haymon Krupp. E Move,
Schwartz L Laskin, Sophie Barg- !
nan and Simon Turk
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Mrs Irving J. Carr was the hostess !
Saturday noon at a prettily appointed /
luncheon. given at her home in the /
Rosemont apartments, complimentary /
10 Mrs. L 6. Grant, wife of Mai. Grant. |
bird. The table was ornamented with /
pink Valence begonias. Mrs Cars l
guests were Mesdames Z. S Grant. l
lanes B. Allison. James II. Bryson. H !
cOnger Pratt. Robert + Grinstead,
Henry 3. Lewis and Miss Evelyn Jones. !
FRS. Carr will entertain again on Tues /
lay afternoon with four tables Of 4
ridge
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The Friday Luncheon Bridge club
vas entertained Friday afternoon by
irs. Leo R Schuster at her home in (
Kern place. A violet color plan was
lsed in the luncheon appointments
silver basket occupied the center of
he table filled with violets. Violet !
hints and candies were about the table, /
he place cards were ornamented in
toilet design and the ice course was in
toilet color The club will be enter
aimed next week by Mrs. James L.
'ollins, at her home on Magoffin ave-
ue.