El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-22
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Miss Dora Horwitz VIII be the guest
Of honor Friday afternoon at bridge
party. to be given by Mrs. Louis Hor-
WITT, at her home on Arizona street
Miss HOrwitz is from Berkeley, Cal
The guests will be only the younger
girls.
Mrs. Glenn T. Moore was hostess to
the AIistletoe 500 club. Wednesday aft
ernOou. at her home on Tularosa street.
The prize winners were MesdameS l.
Noon and Mrs. Charles RAIDER. Mrs.
W A Adams won the guest prize Mrs.
Moore had an extra table Of players
besides the club members The guests
were Mesdames b J.. ZabriSkie, Hadley
Sanders. J. r. Benton and w \ Adams.
A two course luncheon was served by
the hostess. assisted by Mrs H. Sanders
and Mrs p. X Brice- The score cards
were in the Easter suggestions. The
club will meet next week with Mrs.
L. Moon a her home on East Missouri
street
AIRS. Esther Grossblatt entertained
Wednesday afternoon with a very de
lightful bridge party. given complimen-
tary to Miss Frieda Swat. at the Ed
son conservatory. Miss Swat and Mrs.
Grossblatt's son. Louis GrOssblatt, are
10 be married on April j.. The hall
was most attractively decorated with
a prOfusion Of red and white carnations
and JonQuils, while many ported palms
and ferns Were about The prize win
ners were Mesdames Otto Parkins.
l.
Potash, L Berger. OF New York city,
and Miss Leah Lakofske. of Texarkana.
4 guest prize was given Miss Swat.
When the games were over. a three
course luncheon was served Assisting
the hOstesseS in entertaining were
Mesdames Nathan Lapowski and J. =
Winner. Leon StrelitZ and Robert Op-
penheimsr- Assisting in serving were
little Misses Barbara Grossblat1, Ruth
Jacobs. Helen Swat and Lillian Wis
frr-rnr H~1g \ cod -
white with red ribbon hair bows The
ice course was served in the form of
q red slipper upon white cushion
Photograph music was played through
the afternoon. About 50 guests were
present at the party
\ charmingly appointed farewell
d rty was given " ednesday afternoon
in the parlOrs of the Fl Paso Country
cub, complimentary TO Mrs Henry X
Lewis who is leaving Sunday. with
Lieut. Lewis for their new station in
Honolulu. Mrs Walter c Gullion and
Mrs. Frederick r Palmer were the hos
tesses- Bridge was played as the aft
ernoOn's amusement ana there were
eight tables OF players Jonquils and
ferns were used in the decoration OF
the Il bles. Refreshments were enjoyed
az the completion Of the games. Tea
was poured by Mrs. Peter Hume and
coffee By Mrs. Lawrence B SimondS-
The prize winners We're Mrs. Henry B.
Lewis. Miss Valera Garrard, Mrs Peter
Hume and Mrs. Cyrus A Dooph- y
number Of additional guests were asked
in for tea Among those attending the
party were Mesdames George Bell,
jr-. Joseph GaTrard. Peter Hume. Robert
J.. Howe, William Elliott Fredrik L
knUdsen. Raymond ". Briggs. James
Regain. Victor $. Foster. c. c. Smith,
Robert T. Phinney, William c. Rodgers.
John L Dewitt, Robert J. BinfOrd.
Robert r. Grinstead, James H Bruson-
cyrus A Dolph. \ Owen Seaman. Harry
l. Jordan. Fred L Davidson. Rex n
l;hoades. RollO c. Ditto. Alva Lee. Aus
tan VI. Pardee, r Emmett Hines VIII
liam s Napes Owen r Meredith.
Misses Valera Garrard. Edna Hirshing-
er and Peggy Davidson