The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

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white candles IN pink and white rose
buds adorned the center of the table
Refreshments of fruit salad IN np'
ple cups. minced chicken sandwiches,
hot chocolate with whipped cream
and angel food cake were served the
following little guests Misses Annie
Lou Barrier. Mary Lou Bnyless, Ma
bel Henry, Alma Mullins, Lois Mills,
Edith Hicks, Vivian and Effie Lou
Keister. Alice Bean, Mary Parker
Brown. Gladys Harkie and the hon
oree. Miss Norma Henry. Miss Nor
ma received many beautiful Rifts
from her little friends and all de-
parted declaring they had been roy
ally entertained and wishing their
hostess many more happy birthdays
! Honoring her children. Ruth and
/ Oscar, Mrs. q. l. Slaton entertained
last Saturday with turkey dinner
The dining table was attractively dec
GRATED in miniature Christmas trees
and Christmas bon-bon box Tor
each guest. Place cards of holly
were placed for the following Misses
Virginia Conley. Mary Louise Mid
dleton. Willette Waters, Katherine
Atkins, Mary Alice Johnson, Eltine
Beul. Evelyn Posey. Ruth Slaton {;
Maurice Powell. Johnnie Rush, Law
renee Bacon. Roy McElroy, S. {. Ar
nett. Oscar Slaton In the afternoon
the patry repaired to the Lyric,
where they enjoyed an interesting
picture. This closed most delight.
ful occasion which each one enjoyed
go the fullest extent.
Mrs Clark Smith proved charm
ing hostess 20 the Auction Bridge
Club last Tuesday afternoon. Three
tables Of players enjoyed a number
Of very interesting games and Mrs
Shelby Robbins made high score
She was presented with lovely bon
bon dish Mrs Smith served two
course luncheon Of nut bernd and
butter sandwiches. olives, chicken sal
ad. coffee. plum pudding, whipped
cream and coffee TO the following la
dies Nesdames Nickers. Beal, Pow
fell. Mciarty. Mast. VIM. Slaton,
Griffin. Martin and Robbins. wilson
and Miss Della Wilkinson.
! Mr. and Mrs. l.. r Martin enter
tanned with Bridge last Friday night.
Those enjoying the occasion were :
Mr. and Mrs Noone. Mr.. and Mrs.
McLarty. Mr.. and Mrs Powell. Mr.
and Mrs Slaton. Mr. and Mrs Riy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush. Mr. and Mrs.
Jarro,t. Mr.. and Mrs. Vickers. Mrs.
NcI.arty and Mrs John Jarrett made
high score At the close ~ the came
/ light refreshments were served
The 1916 Needle Club met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mesdames
Fred Spikes and T n Ellis IN the
home % the former A very ple.s-
ant add interesting time was spent hv
IN the ladies present. Mrs. Robt.
Kimmel was made a new member.
ieht refrcshments were served az
the close Of the meeting The club
viii meet next on the third Wednes-
day.
Last week a mistake occurred IN
he name % the new card club re-
Gently Organized and which was en-
terta.ned by Mrs. l.. 7. Martin IL
read the Two Table Bridge Club,
when ii should have been the kolon-
al kaid Klub We we're misinforIn-
ed as to the name add gladly make
the correction.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Bradley enter
,ained New Years with an elaborate
sia O'Clock dinner. Covers were lad
for Mr.. and Mrs. G. r Maedgen, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Boerner. Mr. and Mrs.
n. J. Connally. Mrs. J. + Woodbridge
and sons. Raymond and Weldon. and
the host and hostess Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage Of Miss
Eula Frances Biggers to Mr.. Wilfred
Joseph Long. Of Eastland. Mrs.
IouY resided here for several years