, 1934-12-20
Eastern Star
Party to Be
4 Gioen Soon

nual Christmas party given by the
Order Of the Eastern star for chill
dren Of stars and Masons viii be
held In the Masonic Temple on
Saturday afternoon. December ~.
Elaborate plans have been complet-
ed and a series Of games have been
arranged for. All children OF Stars
and Masons are cordially invited 70
attend. The hour has been set at
$50 o'clock.
Members OF the Moaday evening
bridge club met In the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Hill where they were
informally entertained before pre-
ceding to the Aztec where q delicious
dinner was served. Rich tones Of
red were noted IN al accessories Tor
the event.
During the dinner hour an ex-
change Of gifts was cleverly carried
out. Following the dinner the guests
assembled on the balcony Tor the
games. Success awards were pre-.
sented TO Mrs. z. L. Earnnore ana
to Mr. Paul Hill. i
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames T. z. Marchbanks, Z. L.
Barmore. Davis wade. Paul Hill, Joe
sellars and r. B. sublett.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church met In
Bowie Chapel Tuesday afternoon
when 10 members and visitors were
present. Poinsettia blossoms were
artistically arranged about the cha
pei and provided an interesting set
tin0 for the program.
Miss Effie Watson gave the devo-
tional, bssing her story about the
Christ Child. and illustrating Christ
mas Of TODAY by referring to Charles
Dickens "Scrooge's Christmas"
Mrs. NJ. X. Taft. program leader,
presented a splendid study ON Min
i~s'erial Relief"
m IN the soci-i hour that followed
The meeting delicious cookies were
served with coffee. Sprays Of red
blossoms were plate favors.
Mrs. Ella Sullivan was hostess 70
the members Of the Royal Neigh
bo-s at her home when they held
their meeting during the past week.
The following officers for the en-
suing year were elected: Orical. Mrs.
Elsie Crouch: vice ~-oricei. Vera
jacobson: recorder. Mrs. Ella Sulli-
van. receiver. Mrs. Loretta Basset:
past Or'c7i. Mr.. Lula palmer: chsn-
nmf1Aw MMwu MHaw~s We mraws srnnr Il
sentinel. Mrs. Ella McWiliisms:
outer sentinel. MRS. Frma Mo-resev;
manager. Maud Palmer: MANAGER.
Vivian SCHNEIDER: msrshall. Mrs
Marie Byrd: assistant msrshall. Mrs.
Eff: musician. Mrs. LEILA Ray: flag
bearer. Mrs.. Gertrude Dodson.
During the social hour n delicious
refreshment service wss enjoved.
The next meeting OF the ~orgsniza-
ton will BE- held In TIE hcme OF
Mrs. J. G. Wiener when a Christ
mas party VIII be observed.
At a combined meeting OF all
circles Of the woren's Missionary
Union OF the First BAPTIST church
held Tuesday afternoon a splendid
PROGRAM under the direction OF Mrs.
Arthur Mcmillan was given. Mrs.
r. E. L. Mewshaw gave the devo-
tional study.
Following the meeting a Christ
mas plsylet was enioyed. Refresh
ments were served by the social cor
mittee composed Of Mesdames c. 8.
Mckinney. G.. s. Rennard. Z. J.
Blount and Joe Sellars.
Mrs. Dick Powell Of HarlinEen
narred ss hono-ee her sister. Miss
Doris Barr. early this week. when
she held an informal reception in
her home announcing the betrothal
Of the honcree 10 MI. Earl johnson.
The date for the wedding has been
set as December gath.
Guests were received BY Mrs.
Powell and the guest OF honor. The
hostess wore a gown OF black creue
trimmed In white taffeta while Miss
Barr was becominRlv gowned In
green crepe with white accessories.
A striking color note OF red and
white was carried out during the
afternoon. A low bowl OF poinsettias
formed a center for the mantel and
red tapers cleaned from silver sid
ers. or either end. Tall floor bas-
kets thanked either side OF the fire.
place. holdine graceful clusters OF
the poinsettias.
In the dining room a crystal
punch bowl provided central dec
orstion for the table which was laid
with an exquisite cloth Of MADEIRA
Red tauerS cast a soft glow over
delectable daintieS. On the buffet
a bowl Of fruit was placed and from
either end red candles burned.
Miss Dolores Pitts presided at the
punch bowl and Mrs. Z T. Powell
assisted in passing the pretty con-
fecttons az miniature brides cake
and punch.
During the calling hours 40 guests
enjoyed the DELIGHTFUL hospitality.
Miss Ina WiIds honored her par
ents. Mrs. and Mrs. G. M. Wilds. on
the occasion Of their 50th wedding
anniversary. the early part Of the
week. with an informal reception at
the family home.
The guests were received BY the
hostess and Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
wilds Lovely clusters OF golden
chrysanthemuns and quantities of
talisrnan roses were placed AZ van
tage points about the rooms given
over to the occasion. Tall roor has '
kets Of golden gladiola |ded a fin ;
ishine touch 70 the prettv setting.
In the dining room the table was
laid with an EXQUISITE cloth OF gold
cut work snd in the center Tailsman
roses were nlaced. Mrs. Frank Rob-
ertson presided at the coffee service