Graham guardian., 1916-04-21

ner of the first prize and Mrs. f.
H. Roach won the consolation.
Those present were: Mesdames
Roach, Foody. Warner, Worden,
French, and Messrs. Roach, Prina,
and Foody and the Misses Tucker
and French.
The club will meet this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs M p.
Foody, Saturday, April Odd.
One of the most delightful and
interes ting events of the week took
place Tuesday, when Mesdames f
W. Clayton and K. W. Fisher enter
tanned charmingly with a morning
and afternoon bridge party at the
home Of Mrs Clayton.
The hoStesses introduced novel
feature by entertaining half the
number of their guests in the morn
ing and the other half in the after
noon, thus living the ever perplex-
ing question of house space.
ProfusiOns of roses and sweet
peas were uS'd to d, corate Il e
rooms. Refreshments of strawbp?-
ries and cream, cake and c,ffpe were
enjoyed by the guests
Those present during the day
were:
Mesdames Chambers, Ruff, Mash
Dir. Simons, Joe Stratton, French,
Roach, Samuel, Cine, Ferrin,
Dubois, Wickersham, Williams. Mar.
in, Bel z. Wsrner, Young, Rose,
WOrden, Freudenthal, Harry Solo.
mon, |. f Solomon, HoIiingsworth.
Coleman. Larson, Thum, Swift, Hib.
ncr, Weber. L. N Stratton, Nc
Whirt. A. E. jacobson. J. M. Wilson,
C T. Reynolds and McAIiSter and
the Misses Katie Foster, Alberta
Cotton and Mary Tucker. Beauti-
full prizes We're won by Mesdames
Wickersham, Roach, Samuel, Wor-
den, Beltz and Jacobs N.
Mrs. G. l.. HOrene entertained
the Priscilla C ub Wednesday after
noon, at her home on M street.
After a most enjoyable afternoon
spent in sewing and conversation,
the guests were served with delicious
fruit salad, cheese waters and coffee.
Before the guests dispersed a
group picture of the Club was taken.
Those present were: MesdameS
Clayton, WeIker, Sloan, Ruff, Fer
rim, SpiegeI. Coleman, Samuel,
Ginter. Eagan. Martin. BeItz and
Frank Rose.
Major and Mrs E H Roach gave
a stag dinner Wednesday evening
at their home, corner Twelfth and
M streets, in honor of Colonel C. G.
Harris, Lieutenant Ristinp, u S, A ,
and Colonel Tuthill, of Morenci.
Red, white and blue flags deco
rated the table and beautiful red
and white roses were in evidence
throughout the rooms. Covers were
laid for eight.
After dinner, the visiting officers
were taken for a ride down the
valley by z, C. Prina.
Mrs. Walter Beltz entertained a
number Of ladies in honor of Mes
danes Coleman and Martin, yester-
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Dubois.
A number of the guests enjoyed
the afternoon sewing and chatting,
while others engaged in the popular
game of Auction Bridge.
Mrs. Alice Worden won the first
prize for the highest score and Mrs.
D. M. Hibner was awarded the sec
ond prize. Mrs. Samuel captured
the consolation.
Refreshments, consisting of fried
oysters, potato salad. biscuits and
coffee were served.
Among those present were: Mes
danes Martin. Coleman, Hibner,
Ferrin, Wickersham, Dubois. Lar
son, Williams, Samuel, Clayton,
Ginter, Worden, Matthew O'Brien.
Terrence O'Brien, Eagan, Ralph
Burton, John Burton, Horene, VIM.
Rose, Gilpin and the Misses Moss,
Cotton and Myra Young.
Mrs. W. E. McWhirt entertained
the Thursday Bridge Club at her
home yesterday afternoon, refresh
ments of cake, strawberries and
cream were served.
Those present were: Mesdames
Harry Solomon. Prudential, Ruff,
Mashbir, Chambers, Roach, Simons
and l. f. solomon, Prina, McAlister
and Lee N. Stratton were the guests
of the club.
Miss Alberta Cotton will enter
tain in honor Of Miss Myra Young,
Wednesday, April 29th, with mis-
cellane6us shower,
r. w. Fisher left Saturday on
a business trip to Tucson. Mrs