, 1934-12-04

favored the club with a cornet solo,
killarney" Miss Lillian Harl
played a violin solo, "LasSie o.
Nine" with the club members
singing the chorus. Mrs. Caswell
played a medley Of Irish airs. The
next meeting Of the club will be
held in the home Of Mrs. ". c.
Rigsbee December 10, when q
Christmas program viii be given.
Members OF the Lateral r club
met In the home OF Mrs. Leonard
Humble Thursday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the business period the hos
tess provided the guests with games
and contests in which Mrs. e. NJ.
Wilds and Mrs. w. w. Cotton we're
winners OF the success awards. Dur
ing the social hour a dessert course
was served. The next meeting Of
the club will be held In the home
OF Mrs. Arthur Middleton Thurs
day Dec. 9Th.
The Woman's Culture club OBJ
served guest day recently IN the
lovely country home Of Mrs. c. NJ.
Cash. Clusters Of yellow chrysan-
themums were arranged about the
home. All accessories for the
pleasant event depicted the chosen
color.
Mrs. K. I. Bucklin, president Of
the club, welcomed the guests in a
gracious manner using as her greet
ing quotations or friendship. Out
of-town guests at the meeting in
cluded many visitors from the state
Of Illinois.
Preceding the progr e Of the az
ternoon the entire group joined in
singing America" after which Mrs.
Ned c. Rigsbee, immediate past
president, introduced former club
members who we're guests for the
meeting, they we're: Mrs. w. B.
Hinkley. Misses Ethel Johnson and
Mary Cowgirl. Mrs. r. S. Bone.
Mrs. N. S. Monger.
Miss Mae Wilson was introduced
and played two piano selections
which were well r eceived. Mrs. o.
l.. Byrd, chairman Of the program
committee, presented the principal
speaker Of the afternoon, Rev. T..
A. Boone Of Harlingen, who spoke
on Patriotism and Pilgrimage"
Following the interesting study
hour the social committee served
pumpkin pie with whipped cream
and coffee. Miss Mae Wilson COM
plimented the members and visitors
at the close Of the meeting with
several piano numbers.
Mrs. W. r. Pitts was a charming
hostess during the past week when
the Just-A-Mere club met in her
home. Interesting blossoms OF the
season provided a pleasing back
ground to the occasion.
During the business session the
following officers were elected:
president, Mrs. r. s. Caswell. trca-
surer. Mrs. w. B. Nixon and re-
porter, Mrs. Paul Hornbeck. Names
were also drawn for the Christmas
party which will be held in the
home Of Mrs. w. r. Burgess Dec.
l9. During the social hour games
Of AZ were played. followed BY
a tempting dessert course.
Mrs. A. T. Taylor was a pleasing
hostess recently wen she enter
tanned with two tables OF contract
bridge at her home.
When scores we're counted Miss
Mary Nell Hughes was high, and
Miss Elizabeth Nommenson was low.
After the games delicious pumpkin
pie was served with whipped cream
and coffee TO Misses Lois Cook
Elizabeth, Nommenson, Margaret
Sloan, Mary Nell Hughes and Mes
danes Gordon Pelley. Marion Kunz
Mervin Hays and Mark Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Orr n
tertained Friday evening at their
home near Los Fresnos with an in
formal dancing party honorinR their
house guests, Captain and Mrs
Jones and Miss Earle Dawson ~
San Antonio. The home was beau
tilully decorated with holiday
green's.
During the evening delicious
sandwiches, cake, safted nuts and
coltee vas served. Those present
We're: MeSserS and Mesdames Ed
Alnkley, Robert Bockman, Brooks
Sordon Pelley, Roy E. Clark. =. o.
Hlchey, and MeSsrs Arthur Robert
SON MHmA
Benito.