, 1935-03-26
Mrs. Sealey
Is Honored
With Shower
Especial to The Heraldl

NGDEAA8A W a ANA1&
SAN BENTTO, March rs. = Mrs.
willis K. Sealey Of Raymondville, a
recent bride was named honoree at
a lovely shower event arranged IN
the home of Mrs. Z. +. Yarrow with
Mrs. c. o. Glass as joint hostess.
During the delightful affair several
clever games and contests were n
loved. Prizes we're presented to Mrs.
s. p. Bowles and Mrs. Fred Christ
hanson.
A pretty green and white bungalow
in which shower gifts were conceal
ed was presented to the guest Of
honor by little Beulah Lee Yarrow.
IN the late afternoon angel food
cake was served with a fruit drink
and green and white minis.
Those present were Mrs. L. 4.
Sealey and Mrs. Mrs. w. s. KEEL
logg, mother and grandmother re-
spectively Of the bridegroom. Mrs.
j. q. Hohenshell. sister Of the bride
and Mesdames Fred Christianson.
w. Z. Elliff, Paul Reeves. Warren
Ennie. Cecil Duffield, r. d. Young.
Troy Prater. Guy Richardson. o. ID.
Hart. Orlan Stovall. Mesdames Ted
Hohenshell, Ralph Shelton. S. p.
Bowles. z. K. Brown, George Day.
C. E. Crouch, Arthur Baughman of
Raymondville, Misses Jessie Day and
Eddie Pinkston and the honoree.
Members of the Dos MeSas Bridge
club were entertained in the home
OF Mrs. w. ID. Ferguson in Valencia
Park when she used a color note OF
yellow in all decorative details. Mas
turtiums and calendulaS informing
led with fern were placed about the
rooms where the games were played.
When scores were counted the award
for succes was presented to Mrs.
Glenn Goolsby. In the late evening
a tempting salad course was served.
Miss Alice Samuels wa the only
guest of the club while club men,
bers playin gincluded Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Policy, DR.. and Mrs. M. l..
Norvell. Mrs. Glenn GoolSby and
the hosts. The next meeting Of the
club will be held in the home of Mrs.
NJ. L. Norvel.
Mrs. r. A. Ewing was a charming
hostess during the past week when
the members of her contract bridge
club met in her home in Valencia
Park. Vari-colored garden flowers
adorned the rooms. Tallies and
other features reflected the lovely
tones Of the blossoms.
When playing had been concluded
the success trophy was presented
to Mrs. A. r. Motheral. Following
the games a salad curse was served.
Guests for the afternoon were Mes
DANES Albert Mcdaniel and r. A.
Piummer. Club members were Mes
daes w. r. Brackeyer. A. r. Moth
eral. j. z. Craven, A. II. Lamm. Ezra
DodSon and the hostess.
Members Of the Dinner Bridge
club assembled at the Stonewall
jackson hotel for their regular meet
ing with Mrs. Knox Smith as hostess.
Following the delicious repast the
guests assembled In the home of Mrs.
W. j. Vinsant where the games we're
played. A color theme OF yellow
pervaded all the decorative appoint
ments. During the games pretty gift
packages wrapped and tied In yellow
were presented to Mrs. vinsant and
r.. j. East. Guests other than club
members included Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carter and DR.. and Mrs. r. L.
Hinkley. The next meeting of the
club will be held in the home OF
Mrs. W. ]. Vinsant.
At a meeting of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Union OF the First Baptist
church, Mrs. L. II. Thacker was lead
er presenting a most interesting
study on Lifting the Banner
Through Our Christian Colleges"
and the theme for the year, The
Christian Conquest"
Those appearing on the program
were Mrs. Arthur Mcmillan who
spoke on "A Scepter of Righteous
ness Mrs. NJ. B. Finley and Mrs.
Fred Thomas gave reports on
christian Education in American
Life" An interesting feature of
the meeting was a letter received
from Mrs. r. z. l.. MewShaw, re-
Gently Of this city and who is now on
missionary duty in China. Follow
ing the meeting a SOCIAL hour was
enjoyed. tea and cookies being serv-
ed to 40 members and guests.
\ A splendid crowd was present
for the Voice Program given by the
Methodist Ladies Missionary Society
urAan Mrs CHARLES A1ieop mn. A,