, 1934-12-30
Bridge Groups
Are ActiOe In
San Benito

SAN BENITO. Dec. 20. - MrA
James ID. Casey was q charming
hostess Thursday afternoon when
the members OF the Silk Stocking
club met In her home. Lovely clust-
ers OF white chrySanthemums and
tallsman roses interminFled with
fern provided an interesting set
ting for the two tables OF players.
TALES and scorepads depicted ON
new year scene.
When playing had been conclude
ed. Mrs. O.. B. Michel was present.
ed with a trophy for high score. a
delicious salad course was served in
the late afternoon.
Guests for the event were Mrs. G.
b. Michel, Mrs. John Kirby, Mrs.
Robert Bone and Mrs. Charles Lud-
den. Club members Wcre Mrs. Harry
Foehner. Mrs. Paul Rossell, Mrs. g.
X Hudson and Mrs. R I'd. GOolSby.
The next meeting OF the club viii
be held in the home OF Mrs. Harry
FOehner.
Mrs. Harry Foehner was hostess
TO the members OF the Friday Eve
ming Bridge club In her home. Love-
" poinSettiaS and clusters Of red
roses added a note OF color while
a brilliantly lighted Christmas tree
was the center OF attraction. Access
series for the games and later dur
ing the refreShment hour carried GUS
the rich tones OF red.
Following the games prizes were
presented 10 Mrs. Marian RunZ and
j. L. Bates. Each member OF the
club was remembered with a Rift
from the tree. During the evening
a delicious salad course was served.
The next melting OF the club viii
be held IA the home or Mrs. e. X.
Hudson.
The next meeting o. the club viii
tertained Thursday afternoon In the
home OF Mrs. w. j. VinSant. Motifs
OF the holiday season adorned tho
tallieS and scorepadS while season.
al blossoms were placed about tho
rooms.
When scores were counted Mrs.
James c.. Buck held high. In the
late afternoon a delicious dessert
course was served.
Those enjoying the delightful hos
pitality were MeSdameS Q. vi. Cash.
n. j. East, M. w. Morris. ~. L. Lud-
den. y. r. Dyer. u. I'd. Buck, u. wv.
Sweeney. Floyd Worth and the
hostess.
An interesting event OF the holi-
day season was the meeting OF tia
NeighbOrhOOd club which was held
IN the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.
Williams when the members enter
tanned their husbands and families.
Red blossoms provided a note or
interest while a tree cleaning with
lights held gifts for each member
and all OF the guests. During the
evening various games were en1oy-
ed. In the late evening delicious re-
freshmentS we're served 10 90 pe0-
pie.
The home or Mr.. and Mrs. y. e..
Wagner afforded a pleasing setting
recently when the Royal NeighborS
held los regular meeting. followed
by a pleasant Christmas party. Pur-
ole blossoms were arranged I'm white
bowls and vases and placed about
the rooms given over 70 the affair.
In the dining room a pretty three
tered wedding cake formed ~ CEN
terpiece for the table, In recogni-
ton OF the theriy-fifth wedding
anniversary OF the host and host
eSS, and was the gift OF friends
assembled. In the late hours a mock
wedding proved or interest I'D the
guests.
Mrs. Eva Long, who plans 70 de-
part soon for points III the north
was remembered with n handker-
chief shower. Winners IN the va
ri0us games or the evening included
Mrs. Ethel Spears, Mrs. Eva Long,
Mrs Lena Donnally and w. T. FL
III.
During the social hour the we'd
ding cake was cut and served with
punch To MeSdamCs Ethel spears
Marie Byrd, Ella McWllldms, Lula
Palmer. Emma MorriSsey, Ina Wit
sd. Myrtle fodder. Ella sullivan.
IL. r.. Hays. lie Maruhal, ". a. Lang,
Eva Long, w. A. Elhff. j. ID. Scrly-
ener, Luella Kerr. Lena Donnelly.
Ella KEYS, Katie BaSsett, Gertrude
Dodson. Vivian Schneider, Elsie
Crouch, Farrar Ammons, g. q.
Glass. Vera Jacobson. wv. y. BaSsett.
RAYMOND McWilliams. Eliff and
Misses Darlene Lawson. Virginia Lee
DOdsnn. Audrey Ammons and Cen
evieye Perry.
commitment tD Wis.,