, 1935-02-22
Miss Hodge Is
Honored With
Tea, Shower
Especial TO The Heraldl

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neous shower wa8 given Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. ID. w. Scheup-
bach in compliment to Miss Mildred
Hodge, bride ELECT of the week.
Orchid stocks and yellow jonquils
formed the effective floral back
ground Of the artistically decorated
rooms. Lighted green tapers IN
bronze holders we're used through
out the reception suite. The orchid
yellow and green color theme made
a lovely centerpiece for the tea
table. overlaid with a handsome lace
cloth. A brass tea service with
matching candelabras and compotes
and service plates made an especial
" attractive tea table which was
presided by Mrs. L. T. Hilbun OF
Fort Worth, grandmother OF the
honoree. Assisting IN serving the tea
dainties we're Mrs. G.. ID. Wallace
and Miss Betty Berry.
Mrs. S. r. Jennings at the piano
played a number OF musical selec-
tions during the afternoon Others
in the house party were Mrs. I. >.
Herren. Mrs. Henry Converse, Miss
Elizabeth Langford Of Wichita Falls
and Mrs. w. Il. Hodge.
An array Of beautiful gifts were
displayed for the inspection Of the
guests. approximately 90 friends OF
the honoree called during the
afternoon.
Miss Mildred Hodge was named
honoree at a luncheon given Thurs
day at the Reese Wil-Mond hotel
by Mrs. Max Medley and Mrs. VIII
liam Penny.
Pudple and white were the colors
chosen by the hostess 10 feature in
floral decorations and all other ap-
pointmentS. PanSies and violetS in
mixed arrangement centered the
luncheon table and we're used for
corsages as favorS. Place cards tint
ed in the chosen theme marked COW
ers for the IL present and a lovely
gift wrapped in purple cellophane
marked the honoree's place. Present
were Miss Hodge. her mother. Mrs.
w. II. Hodge, Miss Elizabeth Lang
ford. Miss Jean Jennings. Miss
Betty Berry, Miss Blanche Patton.
Mrs. G. II. AdamSon and Mrs. Ben
Shumaker Of San Benito. Mrs. VIII
liam Farrier. Mrs. A. w. Hutson,
Miss Merle Davenport and Miss
Helen Summers.
Members Of the Guild of ST. Al
bans Episcopal church were enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon in a So
! cial meeting following a business
session at the home Of Mrs. Z. A,
Davis with Mrs. Stanley Yount as
assistant hostess. II was announced
that the Guild will again sponsor
the sale Of the Easter confetti eggs,
made by the Guild members as in
the years past.
Following the meeting. light re-
freShments were served TO the fol-
lowing members: Mrs. B. F. John
son. president. Mesdames j. II. Wor-
rel, ". K. Gray, j. "A. Polak. l.. L.
Shropshire. Fred Zuehl, r. II. Brown,
George Written, II. r. Houchstone,
John 7. Thompson and r. x. John
son.
Miss Mary Ann Powell was direc-
tor OF a program on John John
GalSworthy az the meeting OF the
Junior Study club held recently at
the Woman's building. Mrs. Max
Medley assisted on the program by
giving q paper on Galsworthy's Phil
oSophy Of Life" and naming his
chief characteristics as a writer.
Mrs. Roe Davenport was a special
guest. Club members present we're
Misses Angela Murray, Ida Camp
bell, Dorothy Holland, Mary Ann
Powell, Frances Roberts, Mary Eliza
beth Challes. Frances Kaufman.
Helen Summers. Blanche Patton,
Maurine McLelland. Mrs. William
Penny, Mrs. Max Medley. Mrs. Alton
w. Hutson and Mrs. Polk Hornaday,
sponsor.
Miss Willie D. Worley is spending
the weekend In Austin with rela-
tives. Miss Worley's father. Gordon
Worley. with the State Department
Of Education. and her sister. Miss
Louise Worley OF Austin, visited in
the city a few days this week and
Miss Worley accompanied them
home.
Miss Pat Reynolds and Mss Lois
Reynolds IRE visiting relatives in
Houston over the weekend.
Mrs. B. S. Mothershead and little
son. John Gates, have returned from
a three weeks stay with relatives In
Fort Worth. Mr.. Mothershead, who
has been in San Antonio on business
for some time. accompaAe ed &ere
home.
Miss Martha Gillespie and Miss
Juanita Mothershead are the guests