, 1934-12-02
Bridge Group
Entertained
Wednesday

1@AAN &M@ )%
Hafner was charming hostess We'd
neSday evening when the members
or her bridge club met in her home.
Following the delicious dessert
curse prizes were awarded to Mrn.
II. ID. Stewart and Mr.. Paul Hill.
Those present included Missrs.
and Mesdames Harry Foechner. ~.
B. Stewart. Paul Hill. R. B. Gools-
by. DR.. and Mrs. y. ID. Casey. Mrs.
John Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul RnSsell.
The next meeting on the club will
be held I'm the y. I'D. Casey home.
when the annual Christmas party
will Be- held.
Mrs. y. II. Head was m delightful
hostess Wednesday afternoon when
she entertained with two tables or
bridge nc her home in HarlinEen.
When scores were totaled Mrs. Ar
thur Lovelace vas high. "A tempt
ing dessert course was served fol-
lowing the games.
Those playing from San Benito
included: MeSdames Jesse WEIGH,
Flint Harris. r. III. Stewart, q. K.
Hamilton and r. B. Stewart. Har-
lingen guests were Mrs. Grover
Brown. Mrs. Arthur L0velace and
Miss Blanche Patton
Members OF the Wednesday Din
ner Bridge club assembled M the
Stonewall Jackson hotel for their
regular dinner party followed by
games az bridge In the home on
Mrs. Davis Wade.
During the games Mrs. Carrie
Startup and Mrs. Knox Smith re
ceived the success awards. six
tables or players were present FOR
the pleasant occasion. The next
meeting OF the club will be held IN
the home or Mrs. E. B. Wells.
The Aurora Literary club met ln
the home OF Mrs. John MealinR
Wednesday afternoon when an in
teresting discourse on English
Painters" was the subject for the
study hour.
Pictures or the Artist, Gains
borough" was the instructive re-
port given by Mrs. y. E. Cravens.
Mrs a. H. Lamm Rave m paper ON
Joshua Reynolds and Hognrth.
discussing the work OF each artist
and Illustrating the work or each.
a round table report on the
careers and work OF several out
standing artists was enjoyed at the
close OF the progtam-
Mrs. y. Nv. Sturdivant. who An A
guest In the home of her sister.
Mrs. Robert Bowie was named hon
Gree Thursday when Mrs. Bowls
with four tables on
bridge. Lovely fall blossoms were
about the home. TallieS and
scorepads depicedt the ccloS of
the holiday season.
During the games the Rift wan
presented TO Mrs. Charles Bowie.
Mrs. George Bowie was also award
ed "a gift and Mrs. IVY. X. Rawla
was remembered with the rfft FOR
consolation I'm the late afternoon
y salad course was served Ia the
Tour tables Of players enjoying the
delightful affair.
Mrs. Charles AldridFe named nn
honoree Monday afternoon. Mrs
Y. M. Sturdivant or Encinitas. Calf.
who Is the guest or her sister. MrE
Robert Bowie. Six tables of guests
enjoyed the games In rooms filled
with yellow chrySanthemums inter-
mingled with long sprays of fern.
a color note OF yellow prevailed AIT
appointments for the occasion.
When playing had been conclud-
ad Mrs. w. I'D. Ferguson was pre-
sented with trophy. Mrs. Charles
was second. and Mrs. wv NJ.
waS presented also with n
gift.
Delicious pumpkin pie was served
WITH whipped cream and coffee w
MesdaNeS Elmer Morris. Pat Muir
ohy, Andrew Bowie, Robert Bowie.
~. Ferguson, u. w.. Glenn
Tommy Cooke. George Bowie. nav
smith II. r. LeWald, IA. R. Mother
X. u. RawlS. Ezra Dodson. w W.
5rackmeyer. T. Wamker. John
Bowie, y. W. Sweeney, Charles
5arnes, Charles Bowie. Asa Agar,
q. Treon. Frank Grimsell. Fd'
dinkley and the honoree.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Barr named
~ honurees THANKSGIVING Dav NJ
md Mrs. Frank Harris ~ Lucas.
Kansas, who are visiting IN their
ZONE. Those enjoying the courtesy
With the hon0rees were Mr.. and
drS. ;. r.. Nelson and daughters
y Sebastian. Mr.. and Mrs. III VAN
Inc, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvern Barr.
Mrs j.. u. Day. Lawrence Harris
" Lucas. Kansas and Mrs. and Mrs.
Dick Powell and Mr.. end Mrs. I'M. II.
lowell OF HarlIngen.
Members or the Epworth League
net on Monday evening in the home
" Miss Dolores Pitts when games
" rock were enjoyed. PoinsettiaH
md lovely chrysanthemums were
'laced about the home. The col0rS
4 red and yellow were noted In NH
accessories.
AT the close on n pleasant evening
ne hostess served A tempting re-
reshment course 20 Messers and
IeSdameS Nicely Newman. Carl
'irtle, Dick Powell, Harrington: WV.
, pitts ard MWNwmmw MEEHl~~A r.