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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-04-25

crepe creation, with hat and
shoes to match. The decorations
were pink and white.
The groom presented the bride
with a rhinestone bracelet as a
wedding gift.
A reception was held at the
farm home of the groom's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. JOS. Detterman, 2
miles south Of Sank Centre. Din
ner was served to about thirty rel
atives and friends of the newly
married couple. On Sunday, April
%, reception and dinner in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Detterman will
be given at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eek
lund, of Kandota township.
The newly WEEDS left for a short
honeymoon in the northern part of
the state and will return to make
their home in this community.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Detterman
are well known in this commun-
ity, having lived here for some
time. They are splendid young
people. The Herald joins their
many friends in extending felicita-
tions. r->
FOURTEEN LADIES OF THE
local American Legion Auxiliary
motored to Sta loHd. Wednesday
evening, where they entertained
twenty eight former service men
at birthday party at the Veter-
ans hospital. Each month a num-
Der of the boys are entertained at
IA birthday party. I'm some way
the boys whose birthday anniver-
saries occurred in Defender were
missed, and hence this party was
given for them. i A splendid pro-
gram, followed by a lunch consist
ing of ice cream and cake, was
given by the local ladies. Those
from here who attended the event
were: Mrs. A. M. Steece, Mrs. ].
81. Hansen, Mrs. ]. Allen, Mrs. R.
E. Cooper, Mrs. WI D. O'Gara,
Mrs. Frank Pangburn, Mrs. p. o.
Peterson, Mrs. Jos. Jackson, Mrs.
JOS. Robinson, Mrs. C. D. Wilcox,
Mrs. H. w. Bishop, Mrs. Elmer
Hylaman, Mrs. A. o. Floyd and
Mrs. Arthur Wiesner.
THE WOMAN,S MISSIONARY
Society, of the Congregational
Church, will meet in the church
parlors Friday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock. After the program a
lunch will be served by Mrs.
Steece and Mrs. Langton.
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he following officers were elect.

The following officers were elect
ed:
President Rosamond Parker,
Treasurer-Ruth Austin.
Secretary-Phylis Kempter.
Sergeant : ait Arms = Nancy
Wedge. soa t'a.
The weather did not permit the
playing of tennis as had been
planned. The activities of the club
include such sports as golf, tennis
and baseball.
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PAGE FIVE

routine business for the remand
err Of the session yesterday and
had about all its work cleaned nm
so that it could adjourn this mora
ing. al road resolution changing
the route of state aid road from
st. Wendell north to the county
line slightly was approved when na
opponents to the measure .aD-
peared. ....s'.',
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A POT LUCK SUPPER WAS
served by the Coreopsis Society
Monday evening at $50 in the
Congregational Church. Follow
ing the supper games were played.
A delightful evening was spent.
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MRS. LOUIS o. LEA ENTER
tanned at two tables of Bridge
Wednesday evening.

THE LADIES' AID OF TILE
M. E. Church will hold its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon, May
2, in the church parlors.
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MARS. w. P. ARNDT, MFRS. T.
B. Shorts and Miss MERGED Bishop
entertained the Dorcas Society at
the home of Mr.. and MRS. Howard
Bishop Tuesday evening. Re-
freshments were served at ten
O'Clock.
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MRS. EDWARD SMITH EN-
tertained a number of friends at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. l..
L. Kells, on Elm Street, in honor
of Mrs. Wallace Stewart, of
Boston, Mass, Tuesday afternoon.
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sAUKs CENTRE TIRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

SA
MFRS. LOUIS o. LEA ENTER
tanned at two tables of Bridge
Wednesday evening.
THE LADIES' AID OF TILE
M. E. Church will hold its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon, May
2, in the church parlors.
A POT LUCK SUPPER WAS
served by the. Coreopsis Society
Monday evening at $50 in the
Congregational Church. Follow
ing the supper games were played.
A delightful evening was spent.
MRS. EDWARD SMITH EN-
tertained number of friends at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. L.
L. Kells, on Elm Street, in honor
of Mrs. Wallace Stewart, of
Boston, Mass, Tuesday afternoon.
MRS. w. P. ARNDT, MFRS. T.
sB. Shorts and Miss MERGED Bishop
entertained the Dorcas Society at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bishop Tuesday evening. Re-
freshments were served at ten
O'Clock.
THE r. N. A. LODGE MET AT
the home Of Mrs. Robert Rasmus-
sen last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Rasmussen was assisted in the en-
tertainment by the Mesdames WI.
n. Barnette, Opheim and Selens-
ky.
THE MEMBERS OFF THE
Queen Esther Circle, of the M. E..
Church, entertained in honor of
Miss Margaret Rosenberger at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. De
Long Tuesday night. Lunch was
served and various games were en-
joyed.
MRS. RUSSELL SCHULTZ
and Miss Lillian Hansen enter
tanned the Brimon Club at a $50
luncheon and shower at the form
er's home Wednesday. The event
was given in honor of Miss Ernra-
line Bergman, whose coming mar
riage was announced last week.
THE GRADATIM CLUB MET
with Mrs. r. v, Plant. at her home
in Brooklyn, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. John Fearon spoke on the
true meaning of socialism. His re-
marks were interesting and his
talk was given in a splendid man.
ner. Mrs. Plant served tea to the
ladies at the close of the meeting.
MISS PATRICIA CAUGH-
rem, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
b. Caughren, entertained seven
teen of her girl friends at a 80
luncheon at her home on Pine
Street, Saturday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in playing
Bridge. The young ladies en-
Joyed a most pleasant afternoon.
LODGE MO. "a, /. o. O. F.
will commemorate the 10th an
niversary of Odd Fellowship next
Friday night. The Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs have arranged a
program for that evening, which
will be followed with lunch. The
event will take place in the. Odd
Fellow hall and will commence at
seven o'clock. -.
SEVERAL FRIENDS AND
neighbors gathered at the R. E..
Hansen home on Maple Street Sun
day evening as surprise for Mr..
Hansen. The unlimited guests
came to help him celebrate his
birthday anniversary; which oc-
Cured that day. The evening
was pleasantly spent and the sur
prise was complete success.
LITTLE MISS GERALDINE
Hansen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. f.. Hansen, enjoyably enter
tanned seventeen of her girl friends
at her home on Maple Street Fri
day after school, the occasion be-
ing her tenth birthday anniversary.
The time was spent in playing
games after which a delicious
lunch and birthday cake was serv-
ed by the little lady's mother.
THE SPORT CLUB, AN OR
ganization composed of some of
the younger ladies, met at the
home of Miss Rosamond Parker
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THE R. N. A. LODGE MET AT
the home of Mrs. Robert Rasmus-
sen last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Rasmussen was assisted in the en-
tertainment by the Mesdames WI.
H. Barnette, Opheim and Selens-
ky.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-04-25

THE MEMBERS OF THE
Queen Esther Circle, of the M. E..
Church, entertained in honor of
Miss Margaret Rosenberger at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. De
Long Tuesday night. Lunch was
served and various games were en-
joyed.
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MRS. RUSSELL SCHULTZ
and Miss Lillian Hansen enter
tanned the Brimon Club at a $50
luncheon and shower at the form
er's home Wednesday. The event
was given in honor of Miss Erma-
line Bergman, whose coming mar
riage was announced last week.
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TILE GRADATIM C1IJR MET

THE GRADATIM CLUB MET
with Mrs. r. V. Plant, at her home
in Brooklyn, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. John Fearon spoke on the
true meaning of socialism. His re-
marks were interesting and his
talk was given in a splendid man.
ner. Mrs. Plant served tea to the
ladies at the close of the meeting.
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THE SPORT CLUB, AN OR
ganization composed of some of
the younger ladies, met at the
home of Miss Rosamond Parker
Wednesday afternoon after school.
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RIO HONDO
~JUNIoR-sENIOR O

JUNlOH-SEN1OH bANQOkA
The juniors entertained the Sc
niors with a banquet given at the
Bluebonnet Inn Wednesday eve
ming. The program was as follows:
Introduction, Mr.. Jack Freshour;
response, Miss Villa Woodside;
welcome, junior class president, Luz
ellie Rushing; response, senior class
president, Herchall McEowen: piano
solo, Weary River" Eddie Werner;
vocal solo. Marie" Lucille Ehlers;
musical reading, "Saucy Susie"
Rosa Mae Hudson; piano solo,
Frances McCabe; senior class song,
Onward Classmates" juniors; talk,
M. c. Rushing; dismissal, Lucille
Rushing.
Those present were: Lillian Tur-
ner, Lora Nash. Lennie Mae Nc
Cormick, Lucille Jones, Lucille
Rushing, Lucille Ehlers, Rosa Mae
Hudson, Frences McCabe, Ruth,
Grantham, Erline Bough, Marga-
rite Lewis, Eunice Harrington, SUI
san Mize, Leona Kaatz, Evelyn Wat
son, Rachel Lewis, Anna Lee Kemp,
Annie Newell, Alma Arnett, Nancy
Rice, Clovis Hickman, Villa Wood
side, Willie FosSelman, Webb Ro-
gers, Arthur Kipfer, Emerson Web
ster, Thurston Beene, Franklin Tai
ley, Gould Ullrich, Cash Dack, Her
shall McEowen, Arthur Hartzog,
Elvin Grantham, o. L. Grantham,
Gerald Bowser, Antoine Schnabel,
j. D. McMurty, Dayton King, Dor
OthU Pi1rrOJyphc Mfr aud NFre nh
Freshour and Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
Rushing.
GIRLS GLEE CLUB
Those who attended the South
Texas music contest at Kingsville
the past weekend were: Misses
Lora Nash, Loretta Nash, Lucille
Jones, Lucille Ehlers. Lucille NAL
lernee, Rosa Mae Hudson, Mamie
Lee Burleson, Joyce Beene, Irene
Ullrich, Anita Parr, Frances Nc
Cabe, Alma Arnett, Annie Newell
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Norvelle, A. G. Statnam, H. z. VIII
cox, G.. W. Walton, r. S. Newman,
r. B. Newman. Scottie Dorsey, John
Summerville, j. C. Hall, Joe Clark,
Elise Sharp, Mary Combs of Nc
Allen, Eva Birthisel of Donna, j. L.
Curlee of Weslaco. H. u. Peters, I.
M. Stout, c. L. Weber, and Misses
Charlotte Evins, Murrel Dun. Dor
othy Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Collier,
Helen Peterson, Elouise Yette,
Katherine Edwin. Lamont Proctor,
Helen Hyde, Fay Bible, Ruby White,
Marian Dyer. Lila Dyer, Mary
Katherine Terhune, John Petty.
Helen Barnes, Ora Geron. Stella
Hargrove, Ruth Reed. Katherine
Boone. Grace Vandiver. Gertrude
Schaleben and lola Peek.
STUDY CLUB
With Mrs. Jack Berry. Mrs. j. P.
Ellis and Mrs. c. E. Bryan rs hos
tesses the Study club held a very
interesting meeting on Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Bryan. Mrs. w. j. Southwell led
the program on the subject OF ArC
in Dress. She gave a most inter-
esting discussion of the subject fol-
lowed by a round table discussion on
dress. Mrs. O.. En- Jones presided
at the short business session. The
club decided to study book reviews
next year, and decided to invite two
high school students to each meet
ing. Mrs. Jones was elected to act
as delegate to the Fifth District
Federation to be held in Harlingen-
Mrs. H. u. Miles vas elected to fill
the vacancy of Mrs. ". E. Tuell
whose RESIGNATION was accepted at
this meeting. Mrs. w. j. Southwell
was selected to act as a member of
the nominating committee of the
Community Federation. The hos
tesses served punch. sandwiches
and cakes to the eight members
who were in attendance.
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HARLINGEN
r THOMPSON
HUGO. HOSTESSES

Mrs. Hugo and Mrs. j. T. Thomp-
son were pleasant hoSteSses for q
bridge party on Wednesday after
noon at the Women'S building, with
Is tables for the game and one ia
BILE of tea guests. The colorS chosen
for the occasion were yellow and
green, and this resulted in a gor-
geous display of spring blossoms.
sunflowers, sprays of the beautiful
retana tree, and bowls of nastur-
tons. These favorite flowers were
used as plate favors, tied with lace
fern. The same bright colors were
in evidence, in o pads, tallieS
and the wrappings for the prizes.
Mrs. e. M. Deakens won high
score. Mrs. j. c.. Atkinson won
the second high, and each was re-
warded with a novel folding sew
ing baskets. The cut score went to
| Mrs. Lindsey Waters of KingSville,
and her reward was a pretty party
handkerchief.
A tempting salad in yellow and
green, sandwiches and little cokies
were served to Mesdames NJ. I. Oh
son, G. T. Lee, Jack Gary, j. 3.
| Green, z. NJ. DeakenS. j.. 5. Speed,
A. H. Weller j. G. Atchison, w. r.
Daniel, Maurice Dace, Don r. Rus
sell, G.. B. Myers, G. H. Diehl. w.
r. Hodge, H. j. Goetzke, j. I. Cour-
| sey, B. ID. Kline, Evans, B. "A. Reek,
r. L. Flynn, A. l.. Brooks, r. L.
Lester, M. A. Childers. Ira Baize-
| w. E. Bush, Pope Blythe, L. r.
Hollingsworth, John D. Fowler,
Frank Chastain, M. z. Sherwood.
Sam Brown, A. Goldammer, Charles
Wood, A. M. Letzerich. Fl. j. O'Con-
nell, r. F. Abbott, j. L. Head, Ger
aid McKenna, C. H. Griffin, Cecil
Street, Blanche Fulghum, N. S. Lid
dell, F. M. Hardin, 0. N. Joyner, r.
M. Loving, Polk Hornaday, John
Morris, Jr., B. M. Jones, i. z. Smith,
w. r. Carmean, j. j. Willingham,
and out-of-town guests, who were
Mesdames Lindsey Waters, Kings
vile; w. G. Brock and George Nc
Fadden, San Benito; G. 0. Street,
Austin; j. L. Henderson, Alexan-
dria, La; Milton Farrier, Omaha;
Miss Frances Beckham. Tea guests:
Mesdames T. S. Herren. C. A. Macy,
A.. B. Waldron, Ira Eells, j. T. Eos
ter.
nj. M. CLUB
The Nj. M. club was entertained
by a genial hostess, Mrs. e. H. Buck
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
The colors featured in the tallieS,
prizes and the decorations, were
orchid and pink, the flowers were
dainty and seasonable, Mrs. A. z
Human won high score, and Mrs
j. Mcfarland won consolation. Each
received a dainty gift. Delicious
refreshments were served at the
conclusion Of the game.
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SAN JUAN
GUEST C~OMPLIMENTED

00AHAA
Mrs. j. L. DeMange entertained
Monday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Kitty Garfield Cosandier, Of Lin
coin, Nebr. The afternoon was
spent very pleasantly renewing old
acquaintance. Ice cream and cake
was served to the following: Mes
danes L. T. Moore, Chas. Starlin,
j. E. wilkins, L. G. Warner, G. M.
Warner, F. M. Rogers, of Edna,
Texas, Vance of Port Jarvis, N. Y,
F. L. Schafroth, F. G. Plat, G. F.
Martin, Cliff Ruby, j. F. Hetrick,
K. P. Garfield, Tom Lovett. F. NJ.
Griffith, Chas. Boyer. S. H. Han
cock, L. NJ. Green, Floyd Hetrick,
E. F. Martin, and the honoree, Mrs.
Kitty Garfield Cosandier.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Sam l.. Miller and Mrs.
Banks L. Miller wer joint hostesseS
to the Wednesday Bridge club this
week at the home of Mrs. Sam Mill
Cl. 1IlC OlIO6C Wd0 given - 1AS1AOA
Of Mrs. Clark Mellenbruch.
The rom where the tables were
arranged was a bower of gorgeous
roses and snap dragons. At the con-
clusion Of a series of interesting
games, Mrs. Chas. Starlin held high
score and Mrs. Mellenbruch guest
high.
Frozen fruit solid angel food cake
and iced tea we're served to a num-
Der of guests. The out of town
guests we're: Mesdames H. A. Buck
ner, Of McA1len: Chas. jain OF
Alamo, A. E. Gebhardt.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvid West, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Miller, Mrs. Banks L
Biller and Banks. Jr., left Thursday
night for San Antonio to attend the
Passion Play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Starlin and
children of Donna, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Erdman Of McAllen
we're visitors at the Lenser home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Meyer made a business
trip to Edinburg Friday.
F. E. Snowden returned Monday
from Waynes, County, Nebraska
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ACCOMMODATING, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Snowden OF McAllen, in their car.
Mr.. Snowden reports q heavy bliz-
Yard in Nebraska on Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Sam and Mrs. Banks Miller
entertained q number of friends at
a bridge party Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Sam
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom johnson of
McAllen were callers at the Tillot-
son home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alexander and
daughter motored to Point Isabel
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reichert
were dinner guests at the Harry
Hetrick home Sunday. In the after
noon the party motored to Mercedes
to see Mrs. Carl Boyer. who Is at
the home of her brother conva-
lescing from an operation.
Misses Elsie Tyson and Lassie De
Shazo of Edinburg, and Frances
Bell and Viola Anderson were din
ner guests at the De ShaZo home
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Starlin and Mrs. j. E.
wilkins motored to McAllen Thurs
day, to see Mrs. Stepp, who is con-
fined to her bed with a painful in
jury to one knee, sustained in a fall
some two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Deckard OF
Pharr, were dinner guests at the
Wheaton home Sunday evening.
Leon Thompson spent Sunday In
Brownsville.
Miss nellie Carter made a business
trip to Edinburg Monday.
Mrs. Sch1aben of Edinburg was a
visitor in San Juan Wednesday.
r. L. Willard was brought home
this week from the Municipal hos
pital in McAllen. where he had
undergone an operation for appen-
dicitis.
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AUXILIARY MEETS

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church met for the
first meeting CT the official year
OH Tuesday afternoon at the
church. An interesting report of
the presbyterial held in Beeville
last week was given by Mrs. w. H.
Giles, delegate. The meeting was
presided over by the new officers
for the year, who are Mrs. w. H.
Giles, president; Mrs. w. E. Nc
Charen, vice president; Mrs. E. +.
Brazil, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. r.
W. Huff, circle chairman.
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Evelyn Watson, Cleo Watson. Wann
Woodbridge, Susan Mize, Eva Jean
Yoeman and Clovis Hickman, d.
rector.
FAREWELL PARTY
The juniors of Rio Hondo high
school gave q farewell party to Ed
win Hudson Tuesday evening in the
school building. Mr.. Hudson left
Tuesday evening for Indiana. where
he will work during the summer.
PERSONALS
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Hudson left
Tuesday evening for San Antonio.
HerSchall McEowen spent the
weekend in KingSville visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Ehlers visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hook Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ullrich Wis
tied Rev. and Mrs. G.. A. Hudson
Tuesday evening.
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HARGILL
LACKLAND-ORR


The home of Col. and Mrs. Rufus
Lakeland, of Edcouch, was the
scene Of a beautiful home wedding
at 4 p. m. April 10, when their
daughter, Miss Mary Ann, became
the bride Of Joseph Franklin Orr,
of Fort Worth. Rev. w. l.. Shep-
pard, pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Weslaco, officiated. =
The ceremony was performed III
the living room Of the Lakeland
home. profusely decorated with
flowers for the occasion. White
oleander blossoms covered tbs
mantel. reaching to the floor on
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Friday evening Miss Christine
Lynn entertained the members of
the junior and senior classes at her
home with a kid party" Many
Of the guests came in appropriate
and amusing costumes, and the
rooms were decorated with dolls
and toys. Games usually played by
little folk were heartily participated
in and enjoyed by the young people.
Refreshments served late in the
evening consisted Of sandwiches,
cookies and fruit punch. Those at
tending included Lillian Buoy, Lii
liam Whaley, Ailene Curry, Dorothy
Sutton, Marjorie Grayson, Ruth
Coulter, Winifred Eolstun, Llewelyn
Crane, Joye Owen, Geraldine Ricn-
mond, Katie Swayze, Esther Cross
land. Mamie Williams, Sara Fay
Wheeler, Hazel Archibald. Lee Cook,
Lee Bucy, Beatty McCharen, Tate
Parker, Phil Shrader, Hubert
Wright. Don Stone. Robert Sutton,
Kermit Lindahl and Jack May
field.
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Friday Night Bridge club last SAT-
urday night at her home on West
Main avenue. Miss Alma Spivey
took the place of Mrs. E. II. Jami-
son, who was absent. High score
prizes were won by Mrs. B. E. Car
roll for the women, an attractive oil
cloth card table cover, and Holly
BoStick, who was awarded a pair
Of silk hose. A score pad and pen
Gil was the consolation prize award
ed Mrs. George r. Lochrie, and a
handkerchief was awarded to E.
Il. Jamison. A salad and sweet
course, consisting of salad, olives,
cokoies and Eskimo cups, was serv-
ed after the games.
THURSDAY CLUE
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club was entertained at the home
of Mrs. c.. j. Scott in the western
part of Raymondville. The club
members present were Mesdames
M. H. Dreyer, S. L. Gill, Ed Starr,
Abe Wise. H. A. White, e. B. Bur-
ton, st. Clair Thompson and Miss
Louemma Reber, while an extra
table of guests included Mrs. Buck
Evans, Mrs. Henry Rogers, Mrs. A.
M. Grapevine and Mrs. Fred A.
Akard. A dainty pair of hand-em-
broidered pillow slips was the high
score prize received by Mrs. M. H.
Dreyer and Mrs. Buck Evars re-
ceived a set of soG holders with
rack. Delicious homemade ice
cream with cookies was served by
the hostess.
LITTLE BRIDGE
The members and guests of the
Little Bridge club were entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Walter w.
Grayson at her home on East Hi
dalgo avenue The rooms were at
tractively decorated throughout
with garden flowers. The guests
included MesdameS C. j. Scott, w.
T. Guerron, E. B. Burton ard Miss
Gladys Pattee of Harrington. A
pretty flower jardinere was high
prize won by Mrs. B. S. Wright,
and the guest prize was won py
Mrs. c. j. Scott, a boudoir pillow.
BON TEMP
The Bon Temp club members
were delightfully."- entertained We'd
neSday afternoon by Mrs. Holly
Bostick. High score prize was won
by Mrs. ". C. Woods, a pretty
bridge table cover. The refresh