, 1935-03-20
Bridge Group
Is Entertained
ByMr. Kunz
Especial 20 The Heraidl

OAAN
Marian Kunz entertained n
members Of the Friday night bridge
club and several guests at dinner
In the home Of MRS. j. w. Swee-
ney. using as decorations lovely
clusters Of yellow calenduiass mas
turtiums and pretty roses.
The table had as a centerplece q
lovely low bowl filled with calen-
dulas and flanked with tall green
tapers in silver holders. Placecards
were In green. Covers were AID
for 20 guests.
During the games Of bridge. Mrs
Paul Cowan OF Weslaco and Mr.. @.
Z. Hudson were presented with
pretty gift packages. Consolation
awards were given 10 Mrs. q. l.
Hudson and MI. Paul Cowan.
Special guests OF the club were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gardner Mrs,
A. j. Munro. Mrs. d. @. Packwood'
Mrs I. ID. Youker. Charles r. Al
len and Ned Hudson
The next regular meeting Of the
club will be held on March 20 In
the home Of Nj. and Mrs. Harry
Foehner.
An especially interesting musical
program was given Friday after
noon when the Woman's Auxiliary
OF the First Presbyterian church
held a silver tea IN the home OF
Mrs. d. s. Meyers. A st. Patrick's
theme was used throughout the
lovely home. In the entrance hail
q lovely bowl Of golden gleam mas
turt!ums provided a note OF color.
In the living room lovely clusters
OF godietia. gladioli and calendulaS
formed n bower OF colorS.
Receiving the guests were Mes
danes ID 8. Meyers. George M.
Smith Of Brownsville. Hugh r. Rob-
ertson, Kent Manning OF McAllen.
and p. 3. Grove. Mrs. r. G. Richie
OF Los Fresnos had charge OF the
guest book.
In the dining room the table was
laid with an exquisite cloth OF lace,
while the centerpiece was made Of
yellow calendulaS infermingssd
with fern. Tall yellow tapers en-
twined with lacey sprigs OF fern
cleaned from either end Of the
table. Mrs. r. l.. Rawls and Mrs.
Frank T. Phillips presided at the
silver services. Assisting in receiv-
ing In the dining room were Mes
danes r. 3. Stewart, Gordon Pei
ley, Stansberry, j. l.. Bates and r.
3. Goolsby.
The program Of musical selec-
tons included vocal numbers by
Mesdames J ID. Ward, John Conn,
M. M. Magoon, John Clark, Jim
Shafer. Piano numbers were rem
dered by Mrs. r. w. Colmery. Mrs
r. G. Richie. FloSSie Grove and
Miss Mae Wilson
During the afternoon SO guests
called.
The -Four Corners Bridge club
met In the home Of Mrs. Robert
Bone Friday evening when she
used lovely garden flowers about
the rooms where the guests were
seated.
Gifts we're presented TO Mrs
Arthur Moore and MI. Paul Hill
for succeSs in the series Of bridge
hands.
The next meeting OF the club
will be held In the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Clark crepes.
Mrs. G. M. Cash entertained tho
members OF the Pioneer Bridge club
in her home Thursday afternoon.
Colors of yellow and green we're
noted in the appointments for she
affair.
When scores we're counted, Mrs.
Jessie. Belts was awarded the tro-
ply. Mrs. George Toolan was the
only guest player. The next meat-
ing Of the club will be held IL the
home OF Mrs. Clarkson Cowgirl.
Members Of the Neighborhood
club met In the home Of Mrs. II.
@. Aldridge during the past week.
A color scheme OF varied shades
OF yellow adorned the rooms
where the guests were seated.
The pretty gift award was pres
ented TO Mrs. Andrew Bowie. The
hospitality also marked the birth
day anniversary Of the hostess and
she va presented with a pretty
gift from the club.
Members Of the FRIDAY club met
at the Acme hotel when Mrs. A. j.
Munro was hostess. Lovely clusters
Of spring flowers were used al a
decorative note about the rooms.
The gift for success among the
club members was presented 70
Miss Grace Watson. while Mrs. II.
@. Louthan vas high among the
guests.
Guests other than club members
included Mesdames Louthan, Char
les r. Allen. 8. ID. Packwood Of
ST. Joe. Missouri, M. Bowdlsh OF
Minnesota and Mrs. Harry Car
roll.
San Benito members Of the
Order Of the Eastern star who
we're guests Of the Harlingen
chapter during the past week in
cluded Mrs. Frances McFadden,
Mrs Sarah Ward, Mrs. Ora Lee
Goolsby and others. During the