, 1934-12-21
Yule Program
Gioen by Club
In Halingen

DSC. k.-CuIlSknhS
program Of the Junior Literary and
Fine Arts club was neld Tuesday
evening in the home OF Mrs. How
ard L. Butt who has been hostess
TO the club for the e-Christmas
meeting annually since the organi-
cation Of the club.
Christmas decorations Of the home
were Ct unusual brilliance. Guests
were greeted at the door by Mrs.
Butt and Miss Joyce wilson, presi-
dent OF the club.
Guest speaker Tor the program
was Mrs. T. s. Herren, who gave
in her usual inimitable way, a dram
atization Of the Book Of Ruth. Mrs.
Herren made a beautiful application
Of the Bible story with a Christmas
theme. Other guests on the program
were Mrs. Edward Milligan. who
sang as an appropriate Christmas
number. The Old Judea" and
Peggy Bush who gave as a violin
solo, Dancla's Fifth Air Vairie."
Mrs. d. D. Norton accompanied both
numbers. The program was con-
cluded with two Christmas carols,
The First Noel" and Silent
Night" sung by a trio composed OF
Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Stanley Crockett
and Mrs. Sewel Lawson.
Dainty refreshment plates with
coffee were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. M. Z. Clapp and
Mrs. Gerald McKenna.
Among the recent courtesies hon.
orine Miss Matte Belle McIntire.
bride-eiect of the month, was the
buffet supper given at the home Of
Miss Maurine McLelland with Miss
Miss McLelland, Miss Gladys SITE,
Miss Lois Reynolds and Miss Ruth
Spreading as co-hoSteSseS.
A red and green color scheme was
favored emphasizing the holiday
theme. An attractive feature was
the village winter scene depicted on
the mantle. The table In the dining
room was OVERLAND with a handsome
MADEIRA cloth mad was centered with
a brightly illumined Christmas tree
on a mirror plague, thanked by four
tall red taperS. Presiding al the
table were Miss Dorothy Brown and
Miss Mary Lee KnoiakowSky.
Quartette tables at which the
guests were seated we're centered
with unique Christmas trees made
Of Thorn bush decorated with
bright-hued gum drop candies. A
lovely leather handbag was present
ed the honoree by the hoStesses.
Guests were Mrs. Stanley Crock
EFT, Mrs. William Penny, Mrs. A. (.
KrebS, Miss Eva Alexander. Miss
Kathleen Brown. Miss Patricia Rey-
nolds, Miss Mary Reynolds and Miss
Clifford Reynolds of Houston, Miss
Lois Thompson, Miss Mary Eliza
beth ChalleS. Miss Gretchin Broke,
Miss Katherine Swain, Miss Sylvia
Pistorius, Miss Audrey Simmons,
Miss Emogene Oler. Miss Juanita
Mothershead. Miss Dorothy Brown,
Miss Doris Douthitt, Miss Mary Lee
Koniakowsky and Miss Lu Siddie
McLelland.
The fourth birthday anniversary
OF little Almeda Louise Hornaday
was the occasion for a party given
Tuesday by the honoree'S mother,
Mrs. Polk Hornaday at her home.
Gay Christmas decorations were
used throughout the rooms with a.
pink color theme chosen for the
birthday table which vas centered
with q large white cake topped with
four pink candles and surrounded
with pink blossoms.
Mrs. q. A. Holland told a Christ
mas story, after which the birthday
cake was cut and served with ice
cream. Later in the afternoon,
games we're played in the yard.
Those sharing the pleasure Of the
occasion with the little honoree
were Margaret Eleanor Butt. Anne
Stiernberg. Lloyd Stiernberg. Jr,
Tommie Smith, Gordon BriScoe,
Buddie Dennis. Jimmie Hollings-
worth, Jean Head. Diana Heard,
Mary Crosswhite. Ann Crosswhite,
Allen Fitzgerald. Patricia Eubank.
William Lee Edwards. Jr.. Helen
Neary. Barbara Lynn Selby. jean
cite willingham. Teeka Long. Peggy
Adams. Dabney Murphy. Bobbie
Rigney. Frances Claire Bliss. Char
lotte Stewart. Julie Gallagher. Susie
Phillips and Dorothy Lawson.
Miss Matte Belle McIntire was
hostess Monday evening to members
Of her bridge ciuh and n small