, 1934-11-25
Girl Reserves
To GiDe Plau
Monday Mite

lum. Two One-nct plays Will bm
presented Nv cine local girls. with
Mrs. Jack Freshour ably coaching
the group The plays TO he given nrR
"Weiner'S on "Wednesday" and
who Says Can't" Proceeds from
the play are to be used for thn
purpose on staging tine annual
Girl Reserve social event. the tcot-
ball banquet.
Play practice will take place Fri
day night az the Girl Reserv8
camp when tine girls Will enjoy an
overnight stay at the camp. Mrs.
Jack Freshour viii be ON hand 10
train the girls in their various char
a~cterizaticns. Others who win nc
company the group to the X. w. G.
"A. camp will bc Mrs. VIM. Brock
haus. local Girl Reserve sponsor,
and Mrs. Carrie +. Derby.
The Blue Triangle girls the Iu-
Nor branch on the Girl Reserves.
enjoyed a delightful overnight
camp stay at the Y. wv. C. A camp
here Friday evening. Miss Ollie
Haney. sponsor for the Triangles,
accompanied the group and also
Miss Marjorie Weber who was np-
pointed as co-sponsor to assist Miss
Haney.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kareiva en-
tertMined with n dinner party
Thursday III celebration uf the
blessing OF their new home and
also h0noring Dr. IVY. Mast. who
viii 500 leave for her home I'm
Chicago after an extended visit
with her husband. Mr.. Frank Mast.
The lovely new country home
Of the host and hostess was bless
ed by Father Tymen. pastor uf St4
Benedict's church or San Benito.
Father Tymen was assisted I'm the
impressive service by Father D1H1-
che. Following the blessing or the
home a delicious Turkey dinner
was served 90 the guests.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Mr.. Frank Mast. Dr. 1T. Mast Ca
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Cabe. Mrs. Elsie Vinke Yancy. Miss
Frances McCabc, Miss Elizabeth
Bednar. Father Tymen. Father
Douche and Mr.. and Mrs. Kareiya.
ma
Mrs. Roy Powell. "A recent bride,
was the honoree at a pretty
shower here recently when her
classmates entertained in her
honor. The party occurred IN the
home economics department or the
Rio H0ndo school. An interesting
game series furnished diversion for
the afternoon. At the conclusion uf
the games "A tempting refreshments
course vas served TO the many
friends attending.
Those enjoying the party wers
the honoree, the former Miss Lena
Attles. and Miss Julia Wright, ~
ste watson. Ellen Knight, Ruth
McEwoen Edith Claire Mallernee,
Helen Watson. Ethlyn petraH Jerry
Wagner. Esperanto Salazar, Lois
Brown. Ersell Ticer, Jaunita Day.
Marjorie Weberand. MeSnnmHs
Irene Dennis and Carrie WI. Derby.
The monthly lid. Y. P. U. meeting
lof the Baptist unions was held
here recently at the Baptist church.
General assembly was held with
each union then separating 10 plan
for activities for the coming
month. Following the business SEES
sion an interesting series or stunts
were presented by each union.
The senior union staged Ia "wO-
manIess wedding" which was en-
Enthusiastically received, T.. -. Todd
acting as minister, with Lrnnin
Molder as the bride and Thurman
| Grantham as the bridegroom
"A clever balloon stunt was given
by the junior union. The adult
union staged o particularly amusing
~blackface stunt with Rev. Arnold.
L. ID. Todd and r. Nj. Davis taking
part.
An interesting session or the
wv. M. u. OF the Baptist church
was held here Tuesday when the
ladies met at the home OF Mrs. w.
Wesley. A Royal Service program
given by the hostess was much n
joyed BY the society members. A
short business session, presided
over ny Mrs. Albert knight, was
held. Following the business meet
inn and program, the remainder cf
the evening was spent quilting
The Eastern star banquet given
at Donna recently honoring Mrs
Mabel Thomson. Deputy Grand
Matron OF the 5th district. was at
tended by the following from RIO
Hcndo: Mr.. and Mrs. j. WV. Tired
way, Mrs. Mabel Jones. worthy
Matrun or the Rio Hondo chap
ter, Mrs. Jack Freshour and Mrs.
r. J. Bingham.