, 1934-11-12
MISSION SOCIETY

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the biography Of the writer's life.
After the program the hostess
served refreshments tea style. The
dining table was laid with an ecru
lace cove with a c~enJerpiece OF
pink roses, and from 1t were served
a variety OF sandwiches, tiny dec
Grated cakes, stuffed dates and
tea.
Present were Mrs. Hugh Proctor
who was a guest Of the club and
MeSdames Joe Carvajal. John Fer
rell. Jr.. Thomas Robertson, Nelson
Wimberly, A. A. Bentsen. Bob Euler.
Roger Ray. Sam Greer. RoSeman
Mitchell. Lauder. SoRelle. Miss
Iris Volz and the hostess.
Miss Leone Walling invited as
club guests Misses MelroSe and
Lucille Stops when she entertain
ed the j.. II. @. Bridge club at her
lCre recently.
Seated for the games we're Mes
danes Clelland Harris. Charles
Decker. Kenneth Schofield. Albert
Wlittlesey. Leon Brown, Misses
Marjorie Parkhill and the Misses
StooDS.
The hostess used fan flowers
throughout the guest rooms. and
her %tallies were fall leaves scented
81 cedar.
Miss Morgan was high for the
evening Miss Lucille Stops second.
and each was presented a gift IN
wrapnings OF fall colOrs.
A delicious salad course was en-
ioyed al the close OF the games.
Mrs. Ray Klapperich was hostess
70 the Mardi club Tuesday after
noon at her county home.
Mrs. Theo Gerlack, Mrs. Joe
Hoffman, and Mrs. JacoX we're
special guests. Club members play
ing were Mesdames j. r. Tanner,
(. w. Gray. <. d. VaWter. william
Massey and j. d. Lockhart
Mrs. Massey was holder Of high
for the afternoon.
After the games the hostess
served a refreshing salad course.
Members OF the Ace-Hi club gath
cred al the home OF Mrs. Arthur
Groce recently for bames Of bridge.
Mrs. Alton Bentsen was awarded
the trophy for the day.
Players assembled we're Mes
danes BentSen. G. o. Dunbar. q.
X. Dohrn, Vance Glasgow, Ronald
Morrison. w. r. Parrish, NJ. p.
Wilson and the hostess.
After the games the hostess
served a dessert curse. Yellow
predominGted IN the colors Of fall
flowers used In decorations, and in
all the party accessories.
Miss Florella Salter entertained
the Girls Bridge club Ct the home
o. Mrs. Lloyd Gilmer Tuesday night.
The awards vert TO Miss Mary
Bea Tiller and Miss Mamie Rome
for guests and club members re-
~spectively. with Miss Zeda Dorset
also receiving a gift.
Girls playing were MeSdames
Albert Whittlesey. Merle PoLhemus.
II. A. Humason. Lloyd Gilmer;
Misses Tilelr, Rome. DorSett, Law
enia Bourgeois, Sunnie Garrison.
Elizabeth Yoakum, Ruth Urban and
the hostess.
AT a late hour the hostess served
ice cream, cookies, and toasted nuts.
Mrs. z. v. Sprowl complimented
Mrs. Tom Summons. Jr., a recent
bride, with a seated tea at her
home in the late afternoon recent
ly.
The tea table was laid in yellow
and green with a large crystal
and gold bowl, in which was Espar-
ANA, formed the ce~nterpiece, and
tall yellow candles burned In crys-
tai and gold candelabre. Yellow
roses with green leaves Termed the
decoration on the cakes and CANOPY
sandwiches which with yellow and
green minis and punch composed
the plate.
The guests enjoyed a contest in
which kilograms we're written to
the bride using the letters OF her
name 70 make up the message. Miss
MelroSe Stops won the prize Z r
the best telegram.
The hostess presented the guest
OF honor a beautiful gift wrapped
in keeping with the colors used
throughout.