, 1934-12-16
Mission Group
Entertains At
Guest Day.

Inc program was ren0-
cred, with the opening number be-
ing pipe organ music by Phelan
Dorm: q paper on Christmas" by
Mrs. Avery: vocal solo, Mothers
Lullaby" Mrs. John ReuSs. accom-
panied at the organ by Mr.. Dorm;
reading "Old Mother Goose" by
Mrs. Grady Donald: vocal solo.
spirit OF God" DR.. Ollen Young
accompanied by Mr.. Dorm at the
organ; vocal solo, Silent Night" by
Mrs. G. E. Storms accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. A. J.. Shary;
pipe organ solo, Mr.. Dorm; vocal
solo, Ave Maria" by Mrs. T. E.
Wiedemann with violin obligato by
Mrs Joe T. Cook and piano &C
compartment by Mrs. Shary.
Following the program a social
hour was enjoyed in the basement
OF the church with Mrs. j.. q. Pol
hemuS. Mrs. M. w. Boyer. and Mrs.
John osburn as hosteSses.
The social room was decorated
with large baskets OF poinsettias.
and tea was served from a long
table laid with a lace cloth and
cleaning silver service. Mrs. Joe I.
Cook and Mrs. A. j. Shary presided
at the tea table.
With the living room gay with
yellow chrysanthemums, and bou-
quetS Of PoinsettiaS decorating the
dining room, the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Brown bore a festive
atmosphere for the meeting OF the
Friday Night Dinner Bridge club
Wednesday night. With players as
Sembled at the tables the hostess
served a beautifully appointed three
course dinner after which contract
was played.
Mrs. j. F. Ewers and DR.. 7. r.
Burnett were high for ladies and
men respectively, with low going TO
Mrs. s. M. Duffie and Or. Lloyd
Brasher.
out Of club guests were Mrs. Max
Melch Of Burbank. Calf, Dr.. and
Mrs. BraSher, Miss Lavenia Bour-
geois. and Miss Mamie Rome. Club
members playing were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Parrish. Mr.. and Mrs. Dut-
fie, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. II. Rankin, Dr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Burnett, and Mrs. r. N.
Smith.
A review OF The OppermannS."
by Lion Seuchtwanger was given
by Mrs. Ray Goodwin al the meet
ing OF p. z. o. at the home OF Mrs.
n. c. Jeffries Friday afternoon.
Mrs. c. j. Sargent and Miss
Leone Walling e co-hoSteSses
with Miss Ruth Spencer to the
local chapter Of American ASsocia-
ton Of University Women az the
home OF Mrs. o. ". Bridges Mon
day night.
The program, under the leader
chip Of Mrs. Rudolph Rome. was
on Contemporary Drama OF
France" A review Of RoStand's
"Cyrano de Bergerac" "a given by
Miss Sybil Leonard. and Miss Fran
ces Kinnard reviewed The Red
Robe" by Brieux.
During a short business session
preceding the program Dr.. Florence
Layne's membership was transferred
from Charlottesville, Ind. to this
chapter. and Miss Sybl Leonard
also became a member.
A social hour followed the pro-
gram when the hoSteSSeS served a
lovely tea plate from q long table
laid with lace cloth, having a large
mirror PLAGUE on which was placed
as a centerpiece a bouquet Of
~poinsettiaS. Mis- Wilmuth Morgan
presided at the table. About thirty
members and three guests were
present.
The Alton Amadeus club laid
plans for its Christmas party TO be
held Dec. Is. at the teacherage.
with the daughters and younger
members OF the club acting as host
esses, at the meeting at the ranch
home OF Mrs. Otto Woods Tuesday
afternoon.
Following the business session a
salad course with coffee were serv-
Cd by the hostess. with her daugh-
tiers assisting, to MeSdameS j. D.
Jennings, r. II. Pitcher. s. L. Bras
kamp, Jack Gray, &. H. Boyne. r.
3. Thomas, B. II. Lapham. Albert
Wicks. Fl. p. oxford. G. B. Thomp-
son, p. S. Sunderman, Z. z. Keck,
Joe Pierce, Misses Loetta Boyne
and Lulu Thompson.
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Mission Home Demonstration club
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Grady
Triplett was elected TO fill the
office Of secretary for the ensuing
year due to the resignation Of Mrs.
Claude Foy.
The meeting was called for the
purpose Of closing all business for
the past year so that the next reg
nlar meeting might be entirely So
cial as the Christmas party Will De
given on that DAY. at the home OF
Mrs George Urban.
+ Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. K. Z. Keck
were hosteSSeS at the meeting at
the Keck home. After the business
meeting the ladies fingered for a
social hour during which doughnuts
and coffee were served to about 40
Miss Doris Red entertained at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ID. Red. this week at dinner
c0mplimenting her guest Miss Helen
Harriet Stuart Of Mathis.
Seated az the table yer Miss
/. Marian McHenry. Miss Helen Card,
the guest Of honor and the hostess
Mrs. D. c. Decker was hostess 10
the Ceniza Home Demonstration
club at its final meeting OF the year
wednesday afternoon. All officers
and demonstrators gave a report OF
the years work. and officers were
installed for the ensuing year.
It was announced that the Ceniza
club had won first prize in the cit
rus b~y-products display at the
fiesta. and the club extended a vote
of thanks TO Mrs. 7. e. Yewell, pam
try demonstration, and Miss Ruby
Boatright who had charge OF the
display.
Officers for the coming year are
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