El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
Cards.

The c. / A. will entertain the 2 OF
L Z. No. I3s. with a card party at the
Knights or Pythias hal on Friday
afternoon. June .. at o'clock me
games OF 500 and buncO VIII be played
during the afternoon
Miss Lucille 8Iahoney has postponed
her bridge party in honor Of Miss
Gertrude Leighton. a coming June
bride. until Saturday afternoon. June
3 The party viii take place at the
home Of the hostess on Mesa avenue
The Friday Bridge club was enter
tanned by Mrs NJ. o. Wright, Friday AZ,
ternOon at her home on Montana
street Only the club members were
present Mrs. Charles H Leaveu and
Mrs John l. Dyer won the prizes MIS-
Dyer will be the hostess for the club
The Half and Half Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs r. p Ryan, at her
home on Grant avenue Thursday after
noon Mrs. D. c. Sutton won the high
score prize only the club members
were present. Refreshments were en-
joyed- Mrs ID. G. sutton viii entertain
the club next Thursday.
Miss Laura Taylor and Mrs Lillian
Butler. cousins and house guests OF
Mrs. Charles Fraser, gave farewell
bridge party to the many friends they
have made during their visit in the
city. Friday night The house was pref
tily decorated with sweet peas and
ferns. The first prizes were won by
Mrs F. NJ Fraser and B. Pucket. the
second by Mrs B. Pucket and George
Paul Mrs J. Ridge and Mrs T. Mel
cher. Of Douglas Ariz.s won other
prizes. and Miss Bessie Paul took the
consolation Mrs Fraser's guests ex-
pect TO return to their home in Walker,
Ontario, in a short time
Mrs. Robert krakauer entertained
with a very prettily appointed bridge
party Friday after on at her home in
Golden Hill Terrace The rooms were
most attractive in appearance. decor
ated with a lavish use OF cape jasmine.
roses OF various cOlOrs and carnations.
The flowers were arranged in tall
wicker jardiniers. baskets and in cut
glass vases Everywhere about the
rooms were festOOns Of smilaX and
palms and ported ferns were used effec-
lively. Mrs. Robert l. Holiday won
the high score bridge prize Mrs J. E
Winner received the second prize Mrs.
Walter D Howe was the third prize
winner and the fourth prize went 10
Miss Beulah Brown The consolation
prize fell TO Mrs l. E Nef Mrs. VIII
X Mari received the prize for which
those not playing cards cut Punch
was served during the game and after
ward two course luncheon. served
at the card tables. was enjoyed Among
the guests present were Mesdames J. NJ
Dudley, J. F. Williams. c. A. Hirsch.
Branch Craige. Jake Miller. Charles R
LOOMS. sam Blumenthal, r. 3. Orn-
dorff. Robert l. Holiday. ". K Mari.
J. Mason Pollard. Edwin Wisbrun, ]. E
Winner. J. Winner. II. H. Stark. A. H
Congdon, Gus-ave York. J. A Krakauer
Edgar W Kayser. Edmond Dayton
Lachman. A a Kline. F. E Neff. A :.
Jacobs. Sidney Mayer. A H Goldstein,
George Drummer. Nathan Solomon. s H
Sutherland. ". r Brown. Il G. Wither-
spoon. c. p Rand. A L Cox !. n Rid
ley. Walter D Howe, Josephine Nations
Morfit- J. H. Nations, Waters Davis.
Ballard Coldwell. Horace ". Broaddus.
r. Sanders, Myrtil Coblentz, Nathan
LapOwsHi. A. J. NcQuatters, Nathan
GOldoft. Maurice Goidoft. A. Ziegler. s.
Leon. Francis Merrick Beal. H P Nc
Clintocll. r. II. oliver. j. Davis May
field James L Collins, Misses Louise
Blumenthal Beulah Brown. Becky Mer-