, 1934-11-15
Bridge Parties
In San Benito
Are Note
Especial TO The Heraldl

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the rooms.
When scores were totaled Mrs.
Arthur Moore was high and re-
ceived the guest award. The hos
tess remembered Mrs. Steadham
with a lovely gift.
Tempting refreshments were serv-
ed TO MeSdameS II. II. Bickle. John
Bowie, Arthur Moore, b. Gilbert,
Homer Lilies, j. II. Wynell, Morgan
Sherer, Robert Works, Asa Agar, (.
K. Wilmeth and II. j. GlasScock.
The I. B. G. club met Saturday
evening in the home OF Mrs. Clark
Crops when five tables OF players
assembled for the games. Following
the games delicious cake and coffee
were served to MeSSrs. and Mes
danes Robert Bone, g. l.. Miner,
Ralph Phippenny, II. McGehee, II.
Bickle, Arthur Moore. G. l.. Jones,
Joe Steadham, Paul RoSSell;
Mr.. w. c. Lyle, Mr. Clark Crops
and the hostess.
Awards were presented TO Mrs.
Arthur Moore and MI. Robert Bone.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held in the home Of Mrs. Paul
Hill.
The Friday Evening Bridge club
met in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cowden when several guests
were present for the games.
Following the games awards were
presented 70 Mrs. Powell, WeSiaco,
and Mr.. r. B. Goolsby Of San
Benito. In the late evening a
tempting salad course was served.
Those enjoying the games includ-
ed MeSsrs. and Mesdames Ross
Powell Of WeSlaco, j. L. Bates, r.
B. Goolshy. Mrs. n. Foehner, Mr..
G. +. Hudson.
The next meeting OF the club
will be held in the home Of Mrs. r.
B. Goolsby.
Mrs. Frank Main and Mrs. c. At
ties were delightful hostesses when
they entertained with q miscellan-
eous shower honoring Mrs. Roy
Powell, a recent bride. The pretty
affair was arranged in the home Of
Mrs. Main. Interesting decorations
consisted OF pink and white roses.
while the colors of pink and white
were carried out in all other APP
pOintmentS.
Following an interesting session
Of games and contests the honoree
was presented with many useful and
lovely gifts. Punch and cake we're
served in the late afternoon. The
guest list included the honoree and
MesdameS j. w. Lloyd, ID. K. Meg
ison. j. r. Meador. o. r. Tatum, r.
v. Woolam. Joseph Powell, K. F.
Yarrow, o. A. Kendrick. L. E.
Pierre. Ralph Maley. M. G. Megison,
M. Attles, frankie Lee Woolam. II.
*. Featherstone, j. Nj. Andrews,
Myrtle Tedder. "A. ID. Orsak, Will
BendiX. NJ. z. Walters. c. o. Bag
gett, Nellie Jones, Lewis Hatch, La
Vone Hatch.
The last OF a series OF five
bridge tournaments was held Sat
urday afternoon in the home Of Mrs.
+. L. Paschall. The final award
was ten dollars in merchandise and
was awarded TO Mrs. w. w. Sim
mons Of Harlingen. Each OF the
other three players received a pretty
souvenir. The tournaments which
have been sponsored by the Lear
nerS' club have proved most popular
and interesting.
Players in the final session in
cluded Mrs. Puai Hill. Delicious
refreshments were served following
the games.
Fifteen members we're present
Monday evening when the Y. w. A.
Of the First Baptist church met in
the home OF Mrs. w. o. Brown.
Interesting reports were given on
the subject Of "Clasping Hands with
our Southern Neighbors." Work in
Cuba. Mexico ard Panama was dis
cussed. A special guest on this oc-
casion was Mrs. z. G. Breedlove,
sponsor OF the young peoples work
Of the First Baptist Church.
Proceeding the program a deli
cious dinner was served.
The San Benito Music club as
sembled in the home Of Mrs. Marie
Fitch Monday afternoon. Two new
members. Mrs. Ted Pelham and Mrs.
M. G.. Taft were welcomed into the
club.
During the study hour splendid
reports ere given by Mrs. X. w.
Blow on English Composers.
Musical selections were rendered
by Mrs. Pelikan. and Miss Mae Will
son. Mrs. L. A. Barrier sang SCOTS
Lullaby, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. T. S. Caswell. Mrs.
John Conn sang the Lost Chord"
by Sullivan. Mrs. +. G. Richey
played the accompaniment.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held Nov. 26 in the house Of Mrs.
7. 5. CaSwell.
The San Benito Garden club held
their regular meeting Saturday af-
ternoon in the First Methods
church.
Following a short business session
Mrs. +. w. Burgess gave a splendid
GASCuScluH vi reTlS . MIS-. harry
Lupton presented an interesting
paper entitled "Evergreens for
Everybody. During the meeting |
a plant exchange was held. Mrs.
l.. w. Humble was appointed chair
man for the city Identification cam
paign.
About fifty ladies gathered at the
home OF Mrs. Robert Bone during
the week when Mrs. Markham
Thompson reviewed the book HUI
man Bondage" BY Somerset Maug-
ham. The San Benito Trio sang
several selections which were pleas
ing. The interesting occasion was
sponsored by the ladies Of the
Church.