El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

II.S. JOHN T. CAIN Of 1912
/ nj Trowbridge street. opened her
i L attractive home for q large
card and bunco party Saturday after
noon, when sociability was coined
into gold for the benefit Of St. JOS
eph's altar society. The decorations
were unusually effective. with the
rooms hung in conservatory baskets
OF ferns, and quantities Of gorgeous
yellow and white chrysanthemums
and exquisitely tinted autumn leaves.
arranged about the rooms where
were scattered small tables for the
players The dining room table held
q Cluuy lace cloth. centered in a large
cut glass vase that held q shower Of
yellow ''mums'-the great. shaggy
glObular variety. over the fish pond
in the conseryat tory, hung huge bas-
ket fern During the afternoon the
guests were privileged TO welcome
Capt. T. J. O'keefe and the Rev. Ed
ward A D. Hynes-
Among those who made high scores
at 800" were Mesdames G. A StOd-
dard. N. II. F1iey- J. II. Fish, J. ".
Hale. c. y. HOlfOrd and c. A. Fuller.
For bridge. 1fesdames George Briggs,
Horace Blum. George E Cameron. !
F. Kersey and r. o. Dow won the
prizes. Mrs. l. Z. Arvin, Agnes Nor
gan and Mrs J. E Hines carried off
honors at bunco.
Tables were occupied BY the fol-
lowing COnEeniGl groups, many OF
whom took this delightful mode o.
entertainment for inviting guests:
Mrs. J. L DriscoL Mrs George E.
Cameron, Mrs. D. r. Wilkes and Mrs.
G. A. Martin.
AIesdames J. Caplinger. Joe smith,
I. $. Logan and L r. Arvin-
AIesdames ". .. Gilland. J. c Dun
levy, W Y. Lelevier and Charles
8Iesdames p. O. Dow. Frank Lyons
+. T. Carson and A. J. Fullen-
Nesdames W. E Truesdeu, George
Briggs, T.. T. KILLER. J. A Taylor,
Harry Russell T. OBrien, E. ]. Kelly
Mesdemes A. z. Hfaczie. F. Davis.
". L. Wilson and Lee Glascock-
Nesdames j. T. kersey, J. a Nc
Eivett. Goodman and c. A Stoddard.
AIesdames Horace Blum. p F Kelly,
" e. Morris and J. J. Murphy.
Afes5ames G. F. Ross, T. ]. Kelly,
Z. Gil and ". Newton
lIesdarnes J. NJ Barnes. h kiefer,
II II. Fliev, G.. II. BusSinE, J. King,
J. II. Fish. I. A Houston and F.
NesdaTnes p. Lyons. Gus Momson. I
r. Vinars ard T. R. Gordon.
Mesdames c. y. Holford. V Pacetti,
VIM. Wallace and F. G.. SchwenlJir
Mesdames NJ e. Bates. G.. A Fuller, ]
Charles Davis and s. w. Van Stone.
Mesdames 2. T. Russell. W E Al :
he-thal T. " Heidelberg and NJ I
8Iesdames Harvey Wilson. J. ". /
Hale H. NJ Shipley and Miss Ruth T.
Mechanics c. 2. Buchert. H A. Mel .
sci. F. z. Pattison and Miss B. Welsh. Z
AIesdames Leo Hartfort. Forbes I
Parkhill, W. C. Kennedy and Tim sui /
Mrs. P. F. Connolly. Miss Margaret T
Mccarthy. Mss A0nes Morgan and .
Miss Regina Carson. 4,
AIesdan1es S. Alexander, D. Ford. a
Hines and J. Fruessard-
Miss Marie Fruessard, Mrs. Oliver /
Carr. Miss Elizabeth Gordon and Miss
Alice NTattice. II
Mrs. T. S. Peterson. Dorothy Rogers n
Mrs. p. Cunther an7 Mrs. II. Cutler. \
NTesdames II. O.. BuchOz John n
WEIGH, r. J. Galentin and ~ T. Ma
Mechanics NuItmann. c. McGrady,
J. Colman and Fordham-
Mrs. Ralph Ord and Mrs. Frank
Allen entertained Jointly with de-
ightful surprise party on Monday at
.ernoon. houoring Mrs 6. A Ord's
birthday anniversary Mt the Ord home 4
IN NIundy avenue BuncO furnished L
: hanny diversion, Mrs. Ed OBrien 1
making high score and the consolation
falling 10 Mrs. 7. n. Pettinger Pres
ant were Mrs. s A. Ord, Mrs. 3. T.
Winter. Mrs. Ed O'Brien. Miss Drury !
sharp. Mrs J. PettiuEer, Mrs B. But
.erbaugh. Mrs. Ray Eaton. MIS- Le-
lore Eaton. Mrs. Fritz Glave and Mrs.
T. WithhOlder.