, 1934-12-17
Miss Joyner Is
Honored With
PreHyShouer

FenTy ana MIS-. h1tEie RlDltON eli-
tertained Saturday afternoon in the
club room Of the Madison hotel
with a miscellaneous shower Of
beautiful appointment.
Floral decorations OF the room
were garden-like in their arrange
ment with red roses. poinsettias
and sprays Of red bougainvillea
predominating. A simulated flower
garden occupied tables in the CEN
ter Of the room. In this garden
were planted many Of the gifts
for the honoree.
As Miss Joyner entered, little
Patricia Hoskins gave as a song
and dance number. Il Saw Stars"
accompanied az the piano by her
mother. Mrs. L. r. Hoskins. The
clever little performer wore a
charming costume Of electric blue
satin trimmed in pink marabou.
The honoree was invited TO
gather roses from the flower gar
den" by two dainty maids. Mary
Morton. daughter OF the hostess
and Carol Lee Ewing. daughter Of
Mrs. Finley Ewing, who o fluffy
frockS Of pink organdie OF ankle
length. AS Miss Joyner gathered
the roses from the garden she
found a lovely gift tied to each rose
and concealed in a fern bed.
AS the gifts were opened and ad-
mired by the guests, appropriate
music was played by Mrs. S. r.
Jennings at the piano.
In the late afternoon hour, a
delicious salad course was served
with Miss Margaret Klein and Miss
Marjory Medley assisting in serv-
ing the plates. Favors were sprays
OF holly tied with silver ribbon.
Personnel OF the guest list was
as follows: MeSdames j. A. Alder
dice. A. A. Kimmel. Troy Mcdaniel.
j. S. Atchison, A. T. Potts, J. N.
Poland, L. r.. Baker. Thos. ; >.
White. Sid Berley, Z. c. Bennett,
Sam Bolts, v. r. Brady, Jack West.
Blanche Jones. Grant PetSch,
Frances Kimbrough. Ray Byfield,
A. l.. Brooks. w. K. Bush. j. B.
Challes, I. v. jolly, Finley S. Ewing,
Ira Eells, Clayton Pritchard. Woods
Christian, Ed. Stewart. G. j. Roth
geb. r. l.. Crown. j. H. Cooper.
Mesdames Fl. j. Goetzke, Martin
Hamilton, Russell Rose, Hickman
Hill. Mac Caul, w. TIE Hodge, Sew
ell Lawson, Polk Hornaday, A. w.
Hutson, l. r. HollingSworth, >. X.
Jennings, Conner Hartin. A. NJ.
Letzerich, c. Letzerich. G. w. Letz-
erich. A. II. Weller. Flynn Long, A.
T.. McLendon. A. y. Rabel. Jno. r.
Sanders. ChaS. Huntley, John D..
Townsend. L. H. Thompson, Rich
ard Wilson, Frank Davis, Eugene
Woodrow, winston Harwood, r. M.
Loving. l.. z. Snavely.
MeSdameS D. w. S~chuepbach,
Don Russell. Paul Brown. Tyre II.
Brown, Lynette Medley. o. N. JOY
ner and ID. A. Morton OF Amarillo.
Misses Betty Berry. Frances KIM
brough. Elizabeth Challes. Paul Hill,
Annie Rooney Hill. Mildred Hodge,
Ida Campbell, Jean Jennings. Five
Letzerich, Lois Thompson, Blanche
Patton. Helen Summers. Merle
Davenport, Kathleen Brown, Mat
tie Bell McIntire. Majorie Medley,
Jane Lee Joiner and Margaret
/ Klein.
The patio OF the Reese-Wil-Mond
hotel was the scene Thursday night
OF a banquet honoring Mrs. Mabel
Thomson OF Donna. fifth Distrlct
Deputy Grand Worthy Matron. OF
Section eight of Order Of the East
ern Star. -.
The lovely affair was attended ~
"a members OF the o. K. S. A Christ
mas color theme of red and green
was carried out in every detail with
poinsettias as the chosen flower for
adornment OF the U-shaped banquet
table. Long sprays Of lace fern cen
tered the table with poinsettias plsc-
ed at frequent intervals the length
OF the table.
Grover Brown presided and Mrs.
Howard z. Butt gave the invoca-
ton. The welcome greeting was
given BY Mrs. Bonita Maxwell and
the response was given by the Rev.
Stuart Of Donna.
Entertainment numbers y.re CIV
en- BY a group OF pupils OF the Jane
Daugherty School Of Dance includ-
ing Doris Bheal. Frances Jennings
and Iva Weed In a tap dance and
Billy Weed in an acrobatic dance.
Doris Bheal also gave a novelty
toe tap Gance. Mrs. S. r. Jennings
was the accompanist. Miss Evelyn
JOINER presided over the guest book,
which was later presented to the
honoree.
Following the banquet the mem
bers adjourned 10 the Masonic Hall
where the grand officer held annual
inspection or the chapter. Candi-
dates initiated during the meeting
we're Mrs. G. G. Delfs and Miss
Opal Robbins OF Primera.
A lovely gift was presented Mrs.
Adamson as a token OF appreciation
from the local chapter.
Chapter r. p. X. O will meet
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. M. Driskill in Stuart Place.
The program topic. Christmas In
the Holy Land" will be presented
BY a group. Roll call will be an
swered with current events.
The Junior Literary and Fine
Arts club will hold its annual Christ
mas meeting In the home Of Mrs.
II. z. Butt with Miss Joyce Wilson
as leader. Mrs. T. S .Herren will
give the noted Dramatization Of the
Book OF Ruth. Roll call will be an
swered with quotations from the
Bible.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Norton or
Amarillo are the guests Of their son,
Merle Norton and family for the