, 1934-12-08

e Of wet fingers, mems eau DC co
was the evenings diversion, with
Mrs. Wood holding high.
Mis-. r. L. Bull was hostess 10
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
at her home this week, and invited
Mrs. S. A. McHenry as q special
guest.
Mrs. Herbert Melch was awarded
the trophy. Assembled at tne
bridge tables were Mesdames Melch,
McHenry, r. ". Smith, w. o.
Brown, Perry Wright, c. P. Wright,
T. r. Burnett, and Al VolG Alter
the games the hoste S served a de-
licious plate OF hot refreshments.
"A play. Gather Us In" by Mar
gueritte Harmon Bro, will be pre-
sented BY the Women's Missionary
society at the church December Is
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
The play is being directed by
Mrs. w. B. Lauder and the cast in
cludes Mesdames RoSeman Mitchell
d. w. Schulze, Ray Landry, j. w.
Jewett, NJ. p. Wilson, Arthur
Groce, A. A. Bentsen, G. o. Dun
bar, and Leo MARCEL
The play is a missionary scene
which will be cleverly portrayed.
The members and public are invit-
ed.
During a short business session
Of the Junior Tuesday club, az the
home OF Mrs. c. r. SoRel.e this
week. plans were made for clubs
Christmas party, and Mrs. Tom
Samnons, Jr., was elected ID mem
bership.
Mrs. w. 3. Lauder, who was pro-
gram chairman, reviewed Lamb
in His Bosom" by Caroline Miller,
the Pulitzer prize novel Of 1888
"a. Mrs. RoSeman Mitchell gave the
criticism, and Mrs. Carl Roettele
read the biography OF the writer
which was prepared by Mrs. Roger
Ray.
Club guests we're Mrs. r.. u.
Wine Of San Antonio, and Mrs. Leon
ri. Brown. Members present were
Mesdames Clyde G. Aylesworth, A.
A. Bentsen, Joe Carvajal, Grady
Donald, John Terrell. Jr., Thomas
Robertson. Nelson Wimberly, Bob
Euler. Summons. Lauder. Mitchell,
Roettele. Misses Iris Volz. Mar
guerite Daniel and the hostess.
During the social hour a dainty
refreshment plate was served.
The w. NJ. U. Of the First Bap-
list Church met in circles Thurs
DAY afternoon.
The Alice Bagley circle met at
the home Of Mrs. j. G. Nelson with
Mrs Powell giving the devotional.
Mrs. Earl Baker reviewed Where
Is He The remainder of the att
ernoon was spent IN making nap
kins for Buckner Orphans Home.
Sixteen members and three visit
ors were present.
Mrs. r. Il. Langham vas hostess
70 For Service" circle with Mrs.
K. J. Tegarden leading the devo-
tional. The lesson from Where Is
He was taught by Mrs. Grady
Donald. During the social hour
after the meetings each hostess
served light refreshments.
Officers for the ensuing year
we're installed al the meeting OF
the North Mission Home Demon
stration club Monday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. 4. z. Keck.
Installed were: Mrs. K. z. Keck,
president; Mrs. Leo MARCEL. vice
president; Mrs. Grady Trtplett,
secretary; Mrs. l. A Goble, treas
urer; Mrs. Seth Barrett, council
delegate; Mrs George Urban, re-
porter.
At the meeting final plans were
made, and all committees we're 10
be busy Tuesday. on entrances TO
be made at the fiesta. The club Is
entering a float in the parade, a
model in the citrus style show, ana
an exhibit OF citrus by-products.
Plans were also completed for
the clubs annual Christmas party
which will be at the home OF Mrs.
George Urban on the night OF
DEC. 10. with Mrs. p. L. Osthoff and
Mrs. j. +. Tanner serving ~ CO.
hoStesSeS.
During the social hour the host
eSS served refreshments TO Mes
danes Thomas, Balm, williams,
Joe Pierce. and Yates who were
club guests, and Mesdames Leo
MARCEL, Claude Foy, j. l. Osthoff,
william Russell, j. T. Frazier. Keck,
ST., George Urban, j. j. Mulkey.
Thurman Carter and sister, seth
Barrett. A. i. Goble, RI. #. Abbott,
William Hoffman. Grady Triplett.
:. II. BraSskamp. Hugh Echols, vi.
p. King. and John Warner.
A midshipman's warrant vas car
ned by David Farragut when he
was only Q years Of age. At the
age Of 70. he accompanied the
Essex on It's famous cruise