, 1935-08-21
Past Mdtvns
Haze Meeting
In San Benito

SAN BENTTO. Aug. 2l.-Members
of the Past Matrons club, Order OF
the Eastern Star met on Friday FOR
their regular luncheon In the par
lors OF the Masonic Hall.
Following the luncheon a business
meeting was held in which Mrs.
Brown. president Of the club well
coined Mrs. Helen Smith, Junior
past matron. Plans were made for
the next meeting to be held In
Brownsville when Mrs. Arthur
Coolsby, Mrs. Sadie Walker, MIS-.
III. A.. Thomas and Mrs. Madge
Cherry will be hosteSSes.
Out-of-town guests at the meet
ing included Mesdames Roy Hand
end Lizzie Lee Saunders Of Har-
hngen, Arthur Goolsby, Sadie walk
er Of Brownsville.
MIS-. Fred w. Curran entertained
informally during the past week
honoring her sister, Mrs. M. II. Tel
fer OF British Columbia. During the
afternoon refreshments were serv-
ed. On leaving the Valley Mrs.
Teller will make an extensive tour
OF western United States before
continuing on to her home in Can
ada.
Among the many delightful az
fairs arranged honoring Mrs. Alfred
Iudden preceding her departure to
Minnesota, was the afternoon bridge
given by Mrs. James d. Casey.
During the games Mrs. Melvin
Gilbert vas presented with score
trophy. Mrs. Ludden wa remember
ed with a pretty gift from the host
eS
Those playing included MeSdam IS
Alfred Ludden, Charles Ludden. r.
C.. Ludden, j. II. TorraS, Melvin
Gilbert. Paul Rossell and Robert
Bone. In the late afternoon an ice
course was served.
Announcements OF the marriage
IL Miss Ann Meadows and Mr.. Emil
Kaufman have been received in
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed Wednesday August IA AT
$50 in the rectory Of st. Benedict's
church. Reverend Father v. Liberto
read the marriage lines.
The bride was attended by Miss
Margaret Kaufman while Mr.. Al
Phillips acted as best man. Only the
immediate families Of the couple
were present for the ceremony. For
lowing q wedding trip TO San An
tonic and other points the young
#touple will make their home in the
Valley.
Mrs. George Bowie was a charm
ing hostess during the past week
when members Of the Neighborhood
club met at her home in Harrington.
When scores were counted Mrs. w.
d. Ferguson was high. Guests TOR
the afternoon included Mesdames
Z q. Spicer, Glenn Shafer and J..
Z Glenn.
The next meeting Of the club will
Be with Mrs. Wiley Cochran.
Misses Dorothy Dodds and Caro-
Ign Crews OF Tyler, Texas, enter
tanned with a dancing party In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. DoddS
ir La Retama Grove the latter part
OF the week. Gaily colored lights
cleaned in the patio where dancing
was enjoyed. Eighteen guests n
joyed the hospitality.
Misses Ruth Barmore, Edith Hcrk-
man and Ruth Brown and MeSdameS
Aldine Brennan. Isabella Seydler
and Harriet Taber spent the week
end at Campo del Arroyo in Rio
Hondo. They returned TO the city
Sunday evening.
Twenty-seven members and visit
ors were present when the Arts and
Crafts club met In the home OF Mrs.
Frank Barber. The meeting which
was In the form Of a surprise spend
-the-day-paTty was given to COM
pliment Mrs. BARRIERS daughter, Mrs.
l. Wilkinson Of Pennsylvania, who
is visiting In the Valley.
Following the covered dish lunch
con various kinds OF handiwork pre-
vided diversion. Mrs. wilkinson was
remembered with a basket Of fruit
and lovely flowers from the club
members. Out-of-the-club guests in
cluded Misses Mary Glasgow, Fran
ces McCabe, the latter's mother,
MIS-. Frank McCabe of Rio Hondo.
Buddy Bell. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Bell Of Corpus Christi who has
been a guest in the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. G. M. Cash was named honor
guest at a dance given in the home
Of Jack Reed when is guests were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BaSsinger have
returned from a wedding trip which
they spent In Kerrville.
Miss Dorothy Porter who has
been attending short course at Col