, 1934-12-02

Hardin, accompanied by Miss Wood
at the piano, sang "Just A Wearin'
for You" and Mrs. Donald gave a
clever reading On Marriage Alttr
Six Weeks"
Billy Neal Bentsen, dressed as a
college professor, delivered Miss Epp-
right a note instructing her 70 90
into the dining room. Here she
found a big chair awaiting her az
a table beautifully laid with lace
cover and centered with a center
piece Of gold zinniaS and fern,
flanked by tall yellow tapers IN sill
yer ~candelabra. When the honor
guest was seated the gifts were
brought and placed on the table II
front OF her.
A beautiful plate Of tea dainties,
with a lovely pink rose on each
plate, was served from amber glass
ware. About so guests attended the
enterestiye event.
Mrs. Albert whittleSsey invited
as honor guests the mothers OF the
-. u. O. members 10 a dinner-bridge
al her home Tuesday night. The
Thanksgiving season was portray
ed In the floral decorations, and
all party accessories. Huge baskets
and vases Of poinSettiaS were placed
In the guest rooms.
Mothers present were Mrs. Max
Melch Of Burbank, Calf, Mrs. W.
Walling. Mrs. George Speer, and
Mrs. E. II. Pitcher who Is mother
lof the hostess. Mesdames r. N.
Smith, Emil Duensing. Misses La
venia Bourgeois, Sunnie Garrison
and Marie Rome were club guests.
All members, vino are Mesdames
Keeneth Schofield, Charles Decker
Lloyd BraSher Leon H. Brown, Clel-
land Harris, Misses Marjorie Perk-
hill, Wilmuth Morgan. Ruth Wall
ing, Ruth Spences, Lillian Pllcher,
and Leone Walling, were present.
Mrs. WhittleSey presented the
mothers who had dined and played
az a table to themselves. each a
beautiful little remembrance.
Miss Bourgeois was awarded the
trophy for guests with low going 70
Miss Garrison. Mrs. Brown was
high tor club members, and Miss
Pitcher was second.
The Music Club met Monday az
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. ID. O.
Skies with Mrs. w. b. Lauder as
co-hoStess. Mrs. II. w. Nethery and
Mrs. Harry Starr were program
chairmen for the afternoon. and each
gave a paper on The Earliest
Americans and Their Music" All
Hail the Power Of Jesus Name" ana
Faith OF Our Fathers" we're rem
dered by the choral club. Bless
ings' was given as a vocal trio by
Mrs. Ted Wiedemann, Mrs, c. (.
Storms and Mrs. Loren v. Williams,
Miss Jacqueline Moran OF Detroit,
Mich, was a club guest and appear
ed on the program with two tap
dances which the club enjoyed.
Mrs. A. j. Shary presided over a
short business session, and turned
the meeting over TO the program
chairmen.
Out-of-club guests were Mrs. A. o.
Moran, Misses Ards and Jacquellne
Moran all OF Detroit. Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs. Weaks Martin and Mrs. Book
struck.
Following the program members
and guests we're invited into the din
ing room where the hosteSSes serv-
ed a dainty tea plate from q beauti-
fully appointed lace covered table.
Felipe Garcia was program chair
man at the meeting OF the Amer1-
can Legion Monday night. and
presented a Mexican musical.
The program follows: "Anillo de
Hierra,"-ung by Mrs. /. de la
Cara. president OF the Mexican
Musical club, accompanied by Miss
F. Nielsen at the piano and O.
Barrera, violinist: las the Cora
zones Mexican blues, song Mrs
r. Gomez: piano, Rafael Ramirez;
trumpet. Oscar Guerra; Rancho
Grande." song. Mrs. de Ia Cara;
piano. Miss Nielsen; violin, Mr.
Barrera: Souvenir, violin, Mr.
Barrera; piano, Miss Nielsen;
~Piensalo Bien Mulats," song. Mrs.
Gomez: piano, Mr.. Ramirez; trum-
pet. Mr. Guerra; "Estrellita and
ia Golondrina. vocal. Mrs. de Ia
Cara; piano, Miss Nielsen; violin
Mr.. Barrera.
After the program music ana
dancing we're enioyed well into the
night. Mrs. A. G. McHenry and MI.
W. o. Brown were high and low