, 1935-01-13

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ner, after which they gathered at
the home of Mrs. r. j. East where
games Of bridge we're enjoyed. Roses
in several shades predominated IN
the floral decoration.
When scores were totalled MRS.
r. c. Ludden and w. 3. Hinkley
we're presented with the trophies.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held in the home Of Mrs. Harry
Hinkley.
The Woman's Culture club mem
bers assembled Wednesday at noon
in Bowie Chapel when they observ-
ed their annual luncheon.
The tables were placed to repre-
sent a large " and had as decorative
notes. hand painted place cards and
individual corSages for each one
present. The entire corps Of officers.
who served the club during the past
year was reelected to serve during
the coming year. The club voted
to support the organization for tho
care OF sick children in the schools.
Mrs. c. z. Hudson was in charge
Of the program for the afternoon,
presenting Ms. G. M. Cash, who
reviewed Margaret Aver Barr~ss
book, In This Present" The story
is a continuation of Miss Barnes's
Years OF Grace" The author Is a
native Of Chicago and the story CEN
tiers around the city, dating from
1914 TO the present time and includ-
ing President R~oosevelt's inaugural
address.
Mrs. J. u. Ward gave the conclud-
ing number on the program. singing
Believe Me If All Those Endearing
Young Charms" accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. r. G. Richey Of
Los Fresnos. Guests other than
club members included Mrs. Thomp-
son of Kansas City. The next meet
ing Of the club will be held in the
home Of Mrs. James Sweeney Jan.
%.
Miss Maud Harris, Miss Mary
Sowders and Mrs. Pat O'Brien we're
hoStesses Wednesday evening when
they entertained honoring Miss
Marcia Preuitt. Guests assembled
at the Aztec where a Mexican din
ner was served. Decorative notes
carried out the Mexican motif. while
native plants and shrubbery added
an interesting note.
The long table had as a center
piece a low bowl OF cactus, and, a
pleasing feature was the small Mex
lean hut which had been placed
nearby. On either end Of the long
table. low bowls Of talisman roses
lent their charm. Places were mark
ed with miniature Mexican hats fill
ed with sailed nuts. while a scene
depicting a Mexican cock fight was
the favor for each guest. The hon.
orees plate was marked with a hand
painted water color picture, also
depicting a cock fight. which was
the gift Of the hoStesseS.
The guest list included the hon.
Gree. her sister. Mrs. Claude Lind
blad and Misses Lozena Thacker
Billie Mae Moore, Ina Wilds, Mes
danes Ralph Thacker, L. l.. Blair
L. II. Warburton. John Harris, c. Z
Sowders. and j. w. Spradely.
Mrs. NJ. d. Monger was a graciou:
hostess on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons when she entertained
with several tables of bridge. Love.
ly red roses interlaced with sprig.
Of fern provided floral adornmenI
On the two occasions.
Preceding the games on both day
a delicious dessert curse was serv,
ed. During the games Monday, gift:
were presented TO Mrs. Don Still
Mrs. <. /. Bucklin and Mrs. Leigh
Stanley. Tuesday the awards went
TO Mrs. G. B. Michel and Mrs. M. A
Thompson.
The combined guest list included
Mesdames Joe Sellers, /. ". jolly
Jr.. Paul Hill. Arthur Moore, o. G
Hamilton, Tom Jones. Leigh STAN
ley. F. B. Sublett. z. l.. Barmore,
John Busch, j. L. Bates, r. z
Marchbanks. Donnie Heed, Warren
Owens, r. B. Stewart. A. r. Etchi-
son, Z. I. Bucklin, Don Still, Jesse
WEIGH.
Mesdames Harry Foehner, M. A
Thompson. Thomas Bellies. Ton
Jones, G. z. Barber, J. d. Casey, Z
II. Downs, J. d. Ward. Frank Carter
Harry Corroll, G. L. Miner, j. C
Collins. @. B. Michel. w. j. Vinsant
J. 7. Thompson, Harrington, Eve
Thompson, Kansas City and r. 3
Goolsby.
Mrs. Leroy Sullivan Of Nome
Alaska, with her little son. Jimmie.
IS visiting at the home OF Mr.. Sui
llvan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Mertz have
departed for Oklahoma after visit
ing IN the home Of Mr.. Mertz's pa
rents, MI. and Mrs. j. G. Mertz.
Mrs. Don Still. of Cisco, is the
guest OF Mrs. e. L. Barmore.
MI. and Mrs. Warren Owens have
gone TO San Antonio, where they
VIII be for several days. They made
the trip overland in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bockman and
little daughter, Jean.
Miss Alberta Brown Is confined
TO her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Carter have
returned to San Benito, where Mr..
Carter is connected with the Thorn
as-Morris Produce company. For
the next few days they will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Smith.
Miss Inez Aberthany, who has
been visiting In San Antonio for the