, 1935-02-21

members assisted In the serving OF
the tea dainties.
During the afternoon there was an
attendance Of ITO guests.
Members OF the Athenian club held
a very interesting program IN the
home OF Mrs. Frank Phillips wher
the topics for report were as follows
Foreign Relations Mrs. H. B. Liv-
ingston: European Politics" BY Mrs
M. 3. Finley: The Far East Situa-
ton and Americas New Foreign Pol
lev" by Mrs. Earl Reed. A round Ia
bic discussion was conducted by Mrs
w. S .Fairey.
During the afternoon Mrs. L. r
WATSON, the only charter member
present for the afternoon. offered q
toast to the club members. wishing
them success In their work for the
year, and in their projects Tor tht
future. Mrs. WATSON also compli-
mented the members and guests with
several musical selections.
The Neighborhood club met In the
home of Mrs. II. G. Harwell wher
She carried out an interesting deco
rative note Of red and white. Four
teen members answered roll call with
current events. An interesting busi-
ness meeting was conducted followed
BY a social period In which those
present enjoyed sewing and embroid-
ering.
The hostess served during the meet
ing delicious hot chocolate and cake
The next meeting Of the club will be
held In the home Of Mrs. Gene Hol-
beck.
Mrs. j. p. Dyer was a pleasing
hostess recently when the members
Of her bridge club met in her home
Appointments for the ~aftaSnoon in
cluded pastel colors. in score pad:
and tallies. Later in the refresh
ment course the lovely tints were re-
peated.
Mrs. Floyd Worth was high. Guests
other than club members included
Mrs. George Campbell and Mrs. Ma
than Craig. The next meeting Of
the club will be held in the home Of
Mrs. j. G. Buck.
Seasonal colors Of red and white
were carried out when Mrs. George
Cameron entertained the member:
Of her bridge club at her home.
Decorative notes and all acceSSo-
ries conferred around a Valentine
theme. In an amusing contest Of
hearts" Mrs. Orlan Stovall wa
winner and received an interesting
award. During the games Of bridge
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was presented
with the gift, Q
An attractive r-efreShment plate
was served in the late evening 10 club
members and Mrs. Wallace Allen
San Benito and Mrs. William Allen
Of Harrington
Members OF the Twin-City Bridge
club met in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Swami when three tables OF players
were seated in rooms where deco
rative notes carried out rich tones OF
red.
When scores we're counted trophies
we're awarded TO MeSSrs. and Mes
danes B. A. McLarry first. c. L
Porter second. and Emmett Phillips
for low.
salad ro,,rea mae rar,,aa o,Ai.L
carried out the colors OF red and
white. The next meeting Of the club
Will be held in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Phillips III Harlin-
gen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Campbell Of Tus-
cola. Illinois, are in San Benito fol
a visit and r at home on Dick Dow
ling avenue.
Mr.. James G. Bowie has returned
TO San Benito after being confined u
the Valley Baptist hospital for the
past few days, following a minor op-
Grafton.
Reverend and Mrs. w. B. Oliver
and Mrs. F. B. Housed are in North
Texas where Rev. Oliver is attend
ing a convention OF pastors in Fort
Worth. Mrs. Oliver AID Mrs. Housed
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Oliver. In Henderson. the latter be-
ing Mrs. Hausel's daughter, while on
the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. v. Addison have as
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolf
OF New York City and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Karokin of San Antonio. Mr..
Wolf is a brother Of Mrs. Addison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Karokin are cousins.
Mrs. Gilbert Henson has arrived
IN San Benito after spending some
time In Houston where her mother
has been seriously III.
One-fifth OF the people acciden-
tally killed In the limited States die