The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28
SOCIAL EVENTS
OF The Week

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To WOman'S Club Bridge
Luncheon in Gallup
Mrs. Riley Walcott and party
composed of Mesdames Vance Viii
son, Ralph Wood, F. G. Neill, and
w. F. Martens motored to Gallup
last Friday, where they attended a
which was followed by auction
bridge.
Ace-High Club Guests
of Mrs. Matthie
Mrs. Ruth Matthie entertained the
Ace-Hi bridge club with a buffet
supper at her home last Saturday
evening The effective color scheme
of blue and gold was carried out
with bachelor buttons and yellow
daisies which adorned the table
Bridge followed, Miss Irene Kauer
and Mrs. Irene Hart winning first
and second prizes respectively.
Those present included, Opal Hes
ser, Margaret Laws, Evelyn Patti
son, Agnes Kelly, Irene Kauer,
Irene Hart, Doris Henderson and
the hostess. The club will meet
with Miss Irene Kauer on Satur-
day.
WOman's Club Tenders Picnic
to Grammar School Pupils
L.
offered a picnic to- all grammar
school children who had a perfect
attendance for five months, were
hostesses to 1876 youngsters Tues
day, ranging from tiny tots from the
first and second grades to junior
high school boys and girls. Their
guests were taken in fifteen or six
teen cars by the club women to a
suitable spot about two miles
north of town, where sandwiches
and ice cream cones were served
to the gathering at the appropriate
time. Ninety-two students show
ing perfect attendance records for
five months, came from the Wash
ington school, forty of the total
number were junior high school
students, while four little tots from
the Cooper Town school were pres
ent with their teacher, Miss Ruth
Dunklin. Miss Belle Oakley, Miss
Gertrude Davis, Miss Irene Whet-
stone and Miss Mary Brown, prin-
cipal, from the other schools ac
companied the young folks. The
children enjoyed the affair so much
and feel so much deep appreciation
for the good time afforded them
that they wish to thank the Wins
low Woman's club, through these
columns, for the kind hospitality,
and are loud in their praise of the
abundance of delicious sandwiches
and the ice cream cones served by
the hostesses.
Mrs. Stevens Enterta1nS
With Bridge e-Breakfast
Mrs. G. T. Stevens entertained
with a bridge breakfast at her
home, 701 Warren avenue, Satur-
day morning. A dainty breakfast
was served following which four
tables of bridge were enjoyed.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Ame-
liza Scott for high score and Mrs.
r. c. Kaufman for second high
score. Those who attended the pret-
ty affair we're: Mesdames Floy Ben
nett, G. Fl. Payne, Ben Harris, r.
C. Kaufman, T. e. Herman, Ruby
Dancer, J. A Funk, G. I. Peter
son, Ed Howell, John Lezear, R.
L. Moore, Ted Burbage, Maude Ba-
zell, and the Misses Amelia Scott,
Nell Bloodgood, Vera Warner, Leo
ma Hall, Myra Hilliard, Hortense
Miller, Gertrude Davis, Mahala
Scaggs, and Belle Oakley.
Mrs. HOuck Hostess to
Progressive Club Last Week
The Progressive club members
and their friends were the guests
of Mrs. G. l. Houck last Thursday
afternoon at her home on 523 North
Warren. Following the five tables
of bridge, high score prize was
awarded to Mrs. Joe Fischer Pink
and yellow roses and talley cards
carried out the dainty color scheme.
Guests and members included the
following: Mesdames Bernard
Mullen, Joe Fischer, j. B. Drumm,
G. Barstow, Guy Recordan, Ben
Evans. Ed Aughney, A. E. Dicker-
son, James Hickey, w. j. Wyrick,
Joseph Donohue, Frank Goldswor-
thy, o. H. Dunlap, R. c. Kaufman,
Bert Saunders, G. w. Chase, M. L.
Friday, Elizabeth Henry and Miss
Edna Elder.
Afternoon Bridge Club met
With Mrs. Rhodes
Members of the Afternoon Bridge
Club were the guests of Mrs. r. G.
Rhodes Tuesday when three tables
of cards were enjoyed. Mrs. Will
lam Wyrick held high score for
the afternoon.
The guests were as follows:
Mesdames Elmer Black, Bert
Kleindienst, G. c. Bazell, Robert
Powell, William Wyrick, John Pur-
dy, Ted Burbage, Joe Hanley, Tom
Ingledew, D. l. Patterson, Obra
Gray, and E. c. Gilpin.
Four Tables Bridge
At Supper Club Party.
Four tables of bridge were en-
SaxroI Loot rrhoy