El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-17
Cards.

The Quinientos club Will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. +. GameweN, 1908 East
| Boulevard. Saturday night at O'Clock.
The Wednesday Auction Bridge club
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
| by Mrs. J. J. Murphy, at her home on
/ Rio Grande street Mrs. J. c. BeYelle
won the high score prize. Mrs. Leo
/ Hartford was the winner Of the second
prize and Mrs. w. D. Cornell received
the consolation prize. Mrs. Mabel Beebe
and Mrs. oliver Carr were the guests
Of the club. Mrs. Lee Glascock is to
entertain the club next week
Mrs. J. W. Christie gave an informal
/ bridge party Wednesday afternoon at
her home in Palms court, in the second
Of a series Of informal parties Mrs.
Lorrin Hall won the high score prize
and Mrs. Charles Ehler the second
prize. A two course luncheon was en-
joyed after the games. Pink and white
was the color plan Of the party. used
also in the decorations and the lunch.
There were three tables of players.
Mrs. S. Silversparre and Mrs. NJ. L.
Cooper. of Denver. who have recently
come to FL Paso to make this city
their home, were the guests of honor
at a delightful bridge party. given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. c. A.
Fox, at her home on North Campbell
street. The appointments of the party
were on the Valentine order and the
score cards. minis and cakes were in
heart shapes. Quantities of pink car
nations and ferns were used about the
rooms and pink candles in mahogany
sticks were upon the tables. Mrs. c. NJ.
Lyman was the high score prize WIN
ner. Mrs. s. Silversparre won the sec
ond prize. Mrs. Battelle White was
the winner of the consolation prize.
Two course luncheon was served by
the hostess after the games. Among the
guests were Mesdames $. Silversparre,
NJ. i. Cooper. T. W. Lanier, W. W. Fink,
3. L. Farrar, Disney Smith. Battelle
E. Funk. f. B. Schultz. w. A. White,
L. s. Stewart, J. e. Bowen, J. r. En-
low, J. L. Sweeney, W. s. Tilton, c, NJ.
Lyman, viii I Watson. II. W. Broad
dus. Winchester Cooley, W. II. Payne,
r. A. NOoke and Z. M. Bray.
A very pretty Valentine bridge party
was given wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Carroll a. Bagby at her home in
the Robinson apartments. Valentine
IDEAS were used in all the appointments
of the party. The bridge tables were
decorated with hearts and cupids and
the score cards were heart shape, or
ramented with cupids. In playing
bridge the prizes were awarded to the
player at each table making the high
est score. The prize winners were Mrs.
John /. Hines. Mrs. r. II. Leavitt and
Mrs. Alva Lea. The luncheon table
was most attractively decorated. In
the center was a plaque effect Of red
carnations, in a large heart shape, with
numerous little cupids hiding among
the INOWeFE. ABOVE Lne laDle the lBnL
was shaded with n red silk cover and
from IT, suspended by red ribbons. hung
quantities of little cupids, hearts and
Valentines. The heart shapes were
used in the minis, cakes and ices and
the chicken course was served in heart
shaped ramikins. Assisting the hos
tess we're Mrs. John I. Hines and Mrs.
W. i. i. Simpson, The guests included
Mesdames William II. Allaire, John l.
Hines, Henry c. Bonnycastle, Leon l.
Roach. Frank S. Bowen, William G.
Ball Martin c. Shallenberger. Alva
Lee, Lawrence 2. HOhl, Ralph ii. Lea
witt, Jesse d. Elliott and W. ]. Peck Of
Philadelphia.
A delightful bridge party was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Hugo d.
Schultz at the Country club in honor of
Mrs. Peter Hume, sister Of Col. Alfred
Hasbrouck. Of the goth infantry, who
has been in FL PasO but short time,
and Mrs Thomas +. Schley, wife Of
Mai. Schley. Of the 10th infantry, who
is leaving the first of the week for
Virginia. The prizes were awarded to
the players making the highest scores
az each table and these were Mesdames
Peter Hume. c. A. DOlph, T. X. Spen-
Ger. W. II. Lloyd, F. c. Searle and ].
]. Carr. Later in the afternoon a num-
Der Of other guests were asked in Tor
afternoon tea. Among those present
were Mesdames Peter Hume, Thomas
p. Schley, George D. Moore, W. Il.
Semple, W. 3. Graham, George c. Barn
hardt, John T. Axton, ~. B. Simonds,
c. c. Smith, Cyrus A. Dolph. I. J. Carr.
Fred L. Davidson, 3. P. Niclklin. James
b. Allison. William II. Lloyd, Thomas
n Gimperling, Arthur Z. Amends, {.
c. Drake. T. X Spencer. D. W. Strong,
Otto L. BrunzelI, H. b. Lewis. Max
Weber, william Stephenson, F. c.
Searle, r. Z. Hines, Waters Davis, w
r. Jameson. II. c. Myles, c. L. East
man, D. c. sutton. W Burke, Miss May