, 1934-12-31

ceksorie& Miss Peggy Bcxendale,
her only attendant. was goEnec tn
a frocK OF black satin trimmed ln
white. Her accessories were white.
Mr.. Dean Barr. brothet OF the
bride served as best man.
Immediately following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston de-
parted for Corpus Chrlsti for a
honeymoon trip. Upon their return
they viii make their home III San
Benito.
Mrs. I'd Reeves was a gracious
hostess 70 the members Of the Twin
City Bridge club when they met IN
her hone for their annual Christ
mas party. The home reflected gay
holiday adornment. a ~ElifterIng tree.
laden with interesting gifts pr0Vid-
Cd a pleasing setting for the three
tables o. players.
Gifts we're presented 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Phillips and 20 Mr..
and Mrs. c. l. Potter. Each guest
was also remembered with a pretty
package from the tree.
In the late evening delicious fruit
cake vas served with whipped cream
and coffee. The next meeting or the
club viii be held IN the home Of
MRS A p McLarry VINO resides IN
Harlineen.
Twenty members and guests were
present when the DorcaS class OF the
First Baptist church met I'm tire
home OF Mrs WV. %. Brown for its
Christmas party. An interesting dec
oratiVe note OF red and green EN-
phasized the season.
During a series Of clever contests
Mrs. O. M. Wilds was presented
with the award for success Pretty
gift packages were given 10 each 0f
the members and visitors.
MIS- Consuelc Cavazns was q de-
lightful hostess when the members
Of the Mignon clup met IN her home
for their Christmas party and for
a covered dish supper. Rich tones OF
red predomlnated I'm the acorn
ment for the home. "A prerflly dec
Grated tree held an individual Git
for each one or tire guests.
The only guest OF the affair Eas
Miss Nnifa Lopez OF MatamoIoS
Nine club members enjoyed the hos
pitalIty.
The Aurora Literary club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
oI Mrs. e. I'D Carr for itS annual
Christmas party Lovely bouquets OF
red blossoms adorned the home
while q tree cleaning with lights
held gifts for each member and
visitor.
The program for the afternoon
was In charge of Mrs. w WI Bur
CESS. who presented Why the
Chimes Rang. Nv Raymond Alden.
All instructive talk on the old mas
tiers was given ~ Mrs. Neely New
man who illustrated her report with
famous pictures. OF especial note
was the illustration Of Leonardo a.
NIncIS LAST Supper" this copy
having been brought from the Holy
Land
In the late afternoon delicious re-
treshments we're served Guests 9TH
Pr than cluS members included Mrs
J. ~. Carr and Mrs. C. W. STREET 81
Monterrey. Mexico and Mrs w. W
Simmons OF Harlir>n.
The Dinner Bridge club met Wed
nesday evening at the StoneWaIl
Jackson Hotel where ATT atmosphere
Of the holidays prevailed an ap-
pcintmerts for the delicious dinner.
Rich tones Of red we're noted In al
accessories for the event
Following the dinner me guests
assembled I'm TIE home of Mrs. III
wv. Sweeney for the games nt
bridge. Mrs. w. B Wells was host
ess ON this location. When playing
had been conclu4ed success trophies
we're awarded 70 Mrs. j. w. Sweeney
and Mr.. Harry Hinkley.
IN the late evening the quests
assembled around the brightly
lighted tree where gifts we're urn-
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