El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-24

THE valentine motif, carried out 10
l the last exquisite detail was used
in the decorations at the bridge party
given by Mrs. William Hal Aldridge
On Thursday afternoon IN compliment
to her sister. Mrs. Henry A Cline. OF
Wharton. Tex. who Is her house guest,
and to Mrs Avery Turner. wife OF the
vice president OF the Santa Fe rail-
road. who, with her husband, Is win
tering here. The attractive Aldridge
home in Sunset Heights was the scene
Of this lovely affair.
Admitting the guests at the door was
william Aldridge Cline. small son Of
Mrs Cline The reception rooms,
drawing room. library and dining
rooms were decorated with dozens OF
American Beauty roses in vases OF
crystal and silver, and the lights OF
the chandeliers were shaded Denealh
sfIlzen American Beauty foses-
Dainty tally cards bore tiny figures
OF Cupid carrying message 10 each
Mrs.. Aldridge was assisted in re-
ceiving and entertaining by her moth
er. Mrs. Elizabeth Wooten. Miss Mar
earet Schuster and Miss Elizabeth
Kelly. The high score was won BY
Mrs ". c. Roe, the second by Mrs.
o. H Baum They received the prizes
Of guests towels embroidered in red
and white
p. p. Nosson. was a heartshoped, red
satin box Of bonbons-
The honor guests were presented
with lovely Aeartshaped baskets tilled
with American Beauty rOsebuds and
sweet peas, the handles OF the basket
bearing fluffy bows OF red and white
tulle. -.
The refreshments were in the white
and red tints. salad and ices with
cakes, heartshaped. were served from
trays covered with lace and embroid-
cred tea cloths and placed on each
card table In the center OF each tray
was placed silver candelabrum hold
ing red wax candles
Mrs. Hicks Tooley sang very beau
tifully a group OF songs curing the
afternoon, accompanied at the piano
by Miss Nellie Nay Bowen
The personnel Of Mrs Adridge.s
guest list included; Mrs. Henry a
Cline, Mrs Avery Turner. Mrs G z
Kelly. hrs. J. F. Mckenzie. Mrs. Fred
Stevenson, Mrs. Hicks Tooleys Mrs T.
B Homan. Mrs. Fred Elliott. Mrs
James z. Bowen, MISS Nellie "a, nay
Bowen, Mrs Edgar Miller. Mrs W al
ter Scott. Mrs. La Blanc Mrs. c P.
Brown, Mrs. r P. Mosson, Mrs. 3. L
Farrar. Mrs l. i. Robinson, Miss Al
lie Clibourne. Mrs Mona Brady MISS
Addie Clibourne, Mrs r a MOTIFS
Mrs J. ". Lorentzen, Mrs. Edgar Mil
Ter. Mrs. E ". Mckenzie. Mrs c h
Finley, Mrs. Irving Mcneil. Miss n
Mayfield. Miss Elizabeth Kelly, Mrs
j H Harper, Mrs. E A Henning, Mrs.
II h Boomer. Mrs. Charles Nollertsen,
Mrs Vaud Cumming, Mrs .. h Baum
Mrs. r J. Tighe. Mrs W G. Roe, Mrs
Olga Kohlberg, Mrs c. c. Homan. Mrs
y.
Mrs. Frank Ainsa- Miss Margaret
Schuster, Mrs. Joe Spence, Mrs ?. n
Brown, Mrs J. E Quad. Mrs ) IL
Lewis, Mrs. Claude Hudspeth. Miss
Sallfe Blake, Miss Julia COldwell, Miss
Myra Prater and Miss celia Prater.
The drawing room and dining room
adjoining were bright with open IlT ne
when, on Thursday afternoon. Mrs W
B CLARION was hostess to charming
card party al the attractive CLARION
home on Montana street The flowers
used in decoration were carnations in
white and shades OF rose combined
with lacy ferns and placed IN hand
painted vases. Receiving and enter
tanning with the hostess were her
daughters. Mrs Joseph Crowley and
Mrs William B. CLARION, jr. The tally
cards bore dainty spring scenes. The
high score was won by Mrs Milton
Saint John Graves, the consolation
prize falling to Mrs John I. Reid At
the close OF the game sandwiches
olives, nuts and coffee were served.
followed by an ice course in dainty
tints with cake The personnel OF Mrs
Glardon's guest list included Mrs A.
P. Watts. Mrs. Owen Y. Griffin. Mrs.
Milton St. J. Graves. Mrs. John L
Mrs Louis Folk and Mrs. o. P. Lans-