El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-18
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Cards..

Mrs X II. Aber will be hostess to
her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon.
at her home on North Campbell street.
Mrs. q. H. Bussing entertained her
500 card club at her home on San An
tonic street on Wednesday afternoon.
During the games punch was served
and at the close Of the games an ice
course was enjoyed The high score
prize was won by Mrs. \. II. Hughes,
the second prize was won by Mrs q. II.
Bussing and the third prize fell TO Mrs
T. Sullivan.
At her home in Manhattan Heights
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. F. Nor
wood Hall entertained few Of her
friends at bridge, complimentary 10
her house guest, Mrs T F. Williamson.
Of Honey Grove Tex. who is visiting
here for some time The house was
decorated in pink and white carnations
and ferns During the games punch
was served and al the close of the game
d two course luncheon was served. The
prize winners were Mrs. 7. NJ Waller,
for nigh score. and for second honors
Mrs J. c. McGrady. Those present
during the afternoon to meet Mrs. Will
hanson were Nesdames T. NJ. Waller
J. c. McGrady. j. NJ Lewis, T J. Stat
ford. W. Z. Miller. w l. FoXworth,
I. W Crowder, George Evans, c. L.
Vowel Frank Spence. VIII 7. owen
Mrs J. Monroe Proctor was hostess
at a bridge party al her home on Gin
cinnau street in Kern place. on Tues
day afternoon. complimentary 10 Mrs.
Dan Hutchinson. Of Athens. Texas. ana
Mrs T. b Dockery, OF Waco. Texas
The house was profusely decorated IN
shasta daisies and Chinese asters. Fol-
lowing the games of the afternoon a
two course luncheon was served the
guests by Mrs Ed Earle. Mrs c VI.
Order and Mrs H j. Simmons. who
assisted the hostess in entertaining and
serving her guests In the games the
winners
Mrs. Frank Spence. for the second
prize. Mrs. John Burch. Mrs Ralph
Dimmitt won the third prize Those
who occupied the five tables we're
Misses Mabel O'Connor. Elsinor shell
ton, Nellie Mae Bowen. Mesdames Dan
Hutchinson. T. E DOckey. John Burch,
Langford !. Locke. Y. /. Ragglo, F. H
Whitaker. NettSe Van Epps. Ed Earle,
Hugh Miller. {. NJ Order, Hal Christie
Frank Spence, Samuel Given. II J.
simmons. J. Z. Bowen and Ralph DIM
nett
Miss Birdie Hawkins was hostess to
a few of her friends at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. :. H. Haw kins, on
California street. complimentary TO her
sister. Mrs. George McQuaid. of Okla
hOma CITY who is visiting her for
short time. Following the games
two course luncheon was served the
guests by the hostess. assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Hawkins and her sister.
Mrs McQuaid-- The high score prize
Langford J. Locke was second score
prize winner and the consolation fell
to Mrs Jack Roman. Those present
during the afternoon were Misses
Jessie Ewart. Dema Fleck. Mary Kaye
Alves. Beulah Brown. Anita MaetZs,
Rebecca Maetze. Clara Fink. Sarah
Bridcers. Mary Leighton Mary Lewis
Edith Maloney, Mabel O'ConnOr. Alice
Nyles. Valerie Lorig. Gretchen LOrig,
Emily Kemp. Margaret Getting. Estelie
nd 7 CO hrr- Ia
r E Fletcher, Jack Roman Donald
Rathbun. William J. Deavitt, J. L.
Shropshire. Langford J. Locke and J.
". Langford.
The Shamrock girls were hOstesses at
a benefit bridge party given at the
Elks club on Thursday afternoon, for
the boys of company X, fourth Texas
infantry Mrs Edward c. Hitchcock
was in charge of the affair and Mrs
Joseph H Hurxthal was in charge OF
the musical program The members Of
the Shamrock circle who assisted the
two IN charge were Misses Marian
Roma Sny. Ruth Goodman, Tama
O'Keefe Peter O'Keeffc Nell BlOOmer,
and Dorothy Lewis. The patronesses
for the afternoon were Mesdames Jas
+, Bowen. Edith g. Lane. Paul GInther.
c. F. Halpern. g F Elliott. Howard
Deadly - E Kelly. A. Z. Rowlands. H
Hitchcock and !. II. HurxthaI Mrs
HurxtEal awarded the prizes during the
musical program. The winners in
hunco were Misses katheline Powers
and Helen KraUse- In the 500 games
Mrs f. \. Pacetti. Mrs John Bowman
ard Mrs. J. {. Holford were winners.
The bridge prizes were won by Mrs r
E Beecher. Mrs B Prescott. Mrs b F
jenkins. F + Stevenson. F Rosen and
Mrs. Charles Ehler- Those present dur
lrg the afternoon were: Misses Ida
Hunter. Harriet Bottorff. Winifred
Davis. Isabelle Springer Nellie Mae
Davis Rose Piatt Frances Mayhem.
Evelyn Collier, Dorothy Lewis. Kath-
rine Griffin. Helen krause. Jean
Krause. KathIee Powers. Barbara eros
blatt, Dr. Ida Bishop; Mesdames E c
Hitchcock. J. II. sHurXthal. F F Stew
erson. B. F. Jenkins. F. e Beecher. b
Prescott. z. A Pacetti, John Bowman.
7 c. Holford. J. d Ponder. H W
Broaddus. ". VI Piatt, J. Z. Bowman,
NJ : MaIoney. W :. McAlath. l. H
Tucker. r H Butler. W 4 White. E.
6irosblatt y. J. cope. b Swat. X. La
powski. Harvey simmons. J. Monroe
Proctor. J. VI. Burch. r : Cooke. Chas-
EEler II. Bateman. Walter Christie.
Carl Halpern. J. ". Barnes. p II Car
lin. George Rogers. f : Plumb. H f
Stevenson. ". c. Roe. W r Mckenna.
J. " Hegsard. L E Lockhart Helen
Roberts. Gus Momsen. T J. stafford,
John Figuerra- f \ Ryan. George
Clements. NJ T Powers. J. H Bromberg-
q. ". Whitehead. :. Gemoets and ;.
Davis. The musical program which FOL
lowed the card games was composed OF
a vocal solo Just a Wearin' For You,
10y Walter Christie a piano duet by
I Misses Jean Krause and Freda How
land. international Fantasy" followed
Garden Of Lilies" by Miss Freda How
land and Jean krauSe.