El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-27
PARTIES.

The Sunday school class at Trinity
Methodist church, taught by Mrs. 4. NJ.
Grabbing, was entertained by Mrs
Grambling on Saturday afternoon at
her home in the Knickerbocler apart
ments. Bunco and various games and
music occupied the afternoon pleas
antly. Refreshments were enjoyed ar
ter the games Among those present
were Beulah Lusk, Sadie jolly, Marjorie
rice RUBY Filler, Mary Wilson, Mar
garet Cooper, Frieda Peterson, Sadie
Ponhtord and Jean Strickland
Misses Sarah GlnsDurg and Mary
CihsbufE entertained with a pleasant
tunco party Sunday night, at their
nome I'm sunset Heights. There were
seven tables of players Miss Sophie
i'aVel ana a. Lippman. Of san Antonio.
Won the hiSh score prizes and the sec
ond prizes went to Miss Doris Click
man. OF Los Angeles, and Henry Well
Ter roiowng the games. a two
course luncheon was served The
hostesses We're assisted in entertaining
ny theIr mother, Mrs. NJ Ginsburg. and
Mrs. Joe Talpis. Dancing was enioved
the remainder Of the evening.
MISS Katherine Burr, Of 1919 East
bouleN ara. entertained q number OF
her friends Saturday afternoon With
an informal party at her home. Games
a. l.
ments concluded the happy afternoon
me hostess was assisted in entertain
ing by Miss Margaret Price and Miss
Lila Blot. The girls present: Dorothy
Galas' Nina Locke, Marie Flint. Jane
McAndrews' Regina Price. Pauline
Price, agnes Morgan, Loretta Wardell
and Mary Blot and the boys were
Robert Blot. Victor Blot. Joe Blot. An
thony DOns, s DOns, Howard Locke
and William Burr.
Miss Norma Herskovitz entertained
Saturday afternoon with a buncO and
bridge party at her home on San
Antonio street The rooms were decor
ated with pink sweet peas and ferns.
Miss Rosa GrOSsblatt won the high
score prize in playing bridge. The high
score prize for bunco was won by Miss
Ethel Amstater Miss Josephine Kauf-
man won the prize for which the play
erS cut After the games a two course
luncheon was served. The hostess was
assisted i'm entertaining by her mother,
Mrs. s. Herskovitz and her sister Miss
Theresa Herskovitz. The guests We're
Misses Minnie Stolaroff. Augusta Fair
enNamp, Helen Fahrenkamp, Mary
Eppstein, lone Garrett. Maxine Moran.
Ethel Amstater. Josephine Kaufman
Paula krupp, Ida Krupp, Ray Ginsburg
Ruth Goodman. Ruth Jacobs, Frieda
Laskin, Selma Herskovitz. Blanche LET
Eoyitz' Margaret Amstater. Henrietta
Jacobs Rosa Grossblatt. Louise Brewer, !
and Roberta Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lee gave a delight
ful party the last Of the week at their
nome on Portland avenue. in honor Of !
Misses Alice Baker and Mabel Ander-
son The guests Of honor were attrac-
lively gOwned In white with touches
OF pink. and pink and white formed the I
color plan Of the decorations Stream
ers in these colors extended from the |
corners of the room TO the center and !
pink and white carnations. and ferns !
were about the rooms. Games prOvid- |
ed the entertainment of the evening
and after these an ice course. in pink |
and white, was served. There were I
present Misses Alice Baker, Mabel An !
derson. Iris Webb. Ruth Webb. Car I
negia Workman, Eva Workman. Tes |
sic Jones, Mary Drown. Emma Drown. !
Lula Friberg, Martha Lowman. AeOlian ]
Statham. Julia Ray Statham. Messrs /
J. W. outlaw. Dan Lawton, J. G. Frank ]
lin, Robert Jolly. Walter Ponsford. ". 1
IT. Turner. II. Logan, Ben HazeltOn, !
A. 3. Christian and Lee Morris.