El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-27
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Mrs Edward c Hitchcock Is enter
tanning this afternoon with an m
formal bridge party, at her nome on
Federal street. cOmplimen tary 70 iic.
house guest. Mrs. + Connorss OF eoTt
! Worth Mrs Charles +. hnoDlauch
will entertain for Mrs Nchiio's 'N
Tuesday afternoon
Tbe \. b. club was entertained sat
,.rtIav afternoon by Miss Frances Eariet
ar her home on Epson avenue BRUCE
yas PLAYED and the prizes were won
bv Misses Anne MagOffin and hathe-
-iuc Foster The guests of the ciuD
were Misses Katherine roster RUIN
Schwartz Ethel CraW ford and k3tAe-
rine Earle. The club VIII meet on
Decenb Der at the home Of Miss Anne
Nagoffin on NagOffin avenue
Miss Emile Ormsbee. who IS 10 ne
married saturday To Nelson iihelu-
heimer. was the guest OF Hon0T az an
informal bridge party, at which MIS-
Donald 7. Ksthbun entertained the
most intimate friends Of Miss Ormsbee-
Saturday afternoon at her home IN the
Wallace apartments There were three
tables OF bridge players Hiss DOlOtnE
Ormsbee won the high score prize anu
the second prize went 10 Miss Pauline
Bryan \ guest prize was awarded
the guest of honor. y surprise hand
l-erchfef shower was given the guest
of honor at the completion Of the
games two course luncheon was
served. ia which the color plan OF req
was used. Red carnations decorated
the rooms and the serving table and
there were red candles and little red
flower favors. Mrs Rathbun was as
sisted in entertaining by her mother
Mrs. Harry Pateman.
The jolly Twelve Bridge club was
entertained saturday afternoon by
Miss Lily Axton, at the home OF her
parents, chaplain and Mrs J. T. ANtOn.
a Fort Bliss. The prize winners were
Misses Marion Putnam. Jean tfilchrl5L
r
nations decorated the rooms attrac-
lively. The appointments OF the party
were on the military order The nos
tess was assisted in entertaining 10y
Misses Matilda AXton. Anna ANtOu and
Harriet Binford- The guests of the
club were Misses Irene O'Shea. Louise
O'Shea and Ruth Bryant The club
members present weAe Misses Madeline
Aleshire. Martha Pike Jean GilchriSt.
Gladys Booth, Genevieve Stearn, Helen
kettler. Marion Putnam. Frederica
Pitt. Gertrude Fuller and Evelyn Scott.
Miss Theo Patterson was the guest
Of honor at an informal bridge party.
given by Miss Alicia Swami and Miss
Sue Lattner. at their home on North
Campbell street saturday afternoon
Red carnations, white roses and au-
tumn fruits formed attractive decOra-
tiOns through the rooms. There were
seven tables OF players In addition
10 the guest prizes. Miss Patterson
won the high score prize. The second
prize was won ~ MIS- r. r Ran
j., and Mrs. Walter Scott received the
consolation prize. Following the games,
the hostess was presented with a big
papier mache turkey. which was
stuffed with silk hose and handker-
chiefs as a surprise for the guest Of
honor. 4 two course luncheon was
enjoyed after the games. The hoStesses
were assisted in entertaining by Mes
danes #. J. Lattner and George Beau
dett- There were present Misses Theo
Patterson, Nadge Steele, Milda Con-
molly. Kate Stoker. Lucille Smith,
Wilma Elliott. Maize Cole. Lillian cole.
anna SOrenson and Kate Fink: Mes
danes Charles H Brown. E P Ran
Kin, IT,. A J. Norris, WIN Z. Schultz,
J. 6 Barada. T. J. Stafford ". .
Eaum, D. V Fennessy. Landlord J.
Locke, Walter Scott, George Franklin,
Kenneth MacCallum. c. l. Sirmans,
Frank A Hughes, :. W. FAINT W. Van
Long. Eugene l. Harris. CLYDE Harle,
George Beaudett. J. Y. Wadlington. Il
NJ Patterson and Harry Vaughan