, 1935-02-10
GuestDayB
Held 7uesdau
In Mission
Especial to The. Herald)


Roseman Mitchell. Clyde g. Ayles-
worth. Roger v. Ray. c. +. SoRelle.
@. r. Donald, and Miss Iris Volz
were h~osteSses at the home of Mrs.
Robertson for the Junior Tuesday
clubs guest day tea Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. M. Day Young, Valley Fed
Grafton chairman of Junior clubs
gave a talk on Junior clubs work in
the Valley. Mrs. Tom Summons, Jr.,
sang by a Bend OF the River" by
Clara Edwards, and was accom-
paned by Mrs. Sid L. Hardin at the
piano.
Mrs. John Terrell, Jr., reviewed
the ten thousand dollar Atlantic
prize novel, Dusk at the Grove" by
Samuel Rogers, and Mrs. Carl Roet-
tele gave the biography Of the au-
thor and a criticism Of the book.
TO a Wild Rose" by Mcdowell,
was given as q violin solo by Mrs.
Donald with Mrs. Hugh Proctor
playing the piano accompaniment.
Guests were received by the host
eSses, and Miss Volz, dressed in white
crepe with red velvet trimmings, had
charge Of the registration book
which was a huge red cellophane
heart with white leaves outlined with
paper lace. The red bow at the top
Of the book bore the inscription in
gold. Junior Tuesday Club Guest
Day, 1885"
Dainty refreshments in a Valentine
theme were served from a lace laid
table with silver appointments. A
heart Of panSieS and fern formed the
center and this was thanked by tall
red burning candles in silver can
delabraS. and candles in silver hold
ers burned on the buffet. Mrs. So
Relic and Mrs. Lauder presided at
the table.
Mrs. A. j. WhittleSey used ported
plants and lavender for her floral
decorations, and carried out a color
scheme Of lavender and pink in her
party accessories when she was
hostess to the Neighborhood Bridge
club Wednesday afternoon.
Seated for games were MesdameS
r. N. Smith, w. Q. Brown, Al Volz,
L. II. Ramey. Frank wilson Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, c. z. Storms, r. L. Bull,
Joe Price, John A. Reuss. II. II. Ran
kin, A. p. Wright and Herbert Melch.
Trophies went to Mrs. Melch and
Mrs. Rankin for guests and club
members respectively with Mrs.
Price being second for members.
In the late afternoon the hostess
served a refreshment course.
Out Of club guests playing when
Mrs. T. NJ Melden entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at her
country home this week we're Mrs.
H. c. Jeffries. Miss Blanche Car
men Of Buffalo, N. Y. and Miss
Grace Kepford.
Members enjoying the games were
MesdameS Florence NJ. Hayes. 3. NJ
Strong. T. j. Caldwell. Roy p. Con-
way, and Vernon B. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosette we're
hosts TO the Wednesday Night Con-
tract club at their home this week.
Players were Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Volz, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Rome. Mr..
and Mrs. "A. G. McHenry and the
hosts, and Mrs. McHenry vas high
score for the evening.
Following the games the players
enjoyed sandwiches and tea.
Mrs. Richard l. Bull invited as
special guests Mrs. A. c. McHenry
and Mrs. Conan Wood when she was
hostess to the Tuesday Bridge club
at her home this week.
Mrs. Al Volz was presented the
trophy in Valentine wrappings. The
Valentine idea was carried out fur
ther in the refreshment plate and
all the party's accessories.
Players included Mesdames Wood,
McHenry. Volz, Herbert Melch, t.
r. Burnett. W. o. Brown, A. P.
Wright and r. N. Smith.
Mrs. John w. Webb and Mrs. L. A.
Tippy Of Clinton. Missouri, were
guests of the Woman's Tuesday club
at its regular meeting this week with
Mrs. Ray D. Goodwin as the hostess.
During a short business session
Mrs. T. w. Nethery was elected cor
responding secretary TO I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation
Of the office by Mrs. Leon II. Brown.
Mrs. T. II. Armstrong gave a re-
view Of the Life Of Empress jose
phine" by Mulhbach, and Mrs. w. q
Close gave the biography OF the
writer and a criticism OF the book.
Members answering roll call were
MeSdameS Close, Armstrong, w. II.
Braden, d. c. Decker. H. H. Ewing,
c. d. Eppright, Nethery, Arthur
Groce, M. Smith, oscar .. Perkins
II. G.. Plyler, w. A. Wolverton. Abel
II. Brown, G. o. Dunbar and the
hostess.
Mrs. A. Z. Spilman of Ottumwa,
Iowa, guest Of Mrs. Holl i. Spill
man, and who is a Past Supreme
president and past state president
Of Iowa was a guest Of ?. E Q. at
It's regular meeting Friday for which
Mrs. Sidney L. Hardin was hostess.
Mrs. Helen Brssher gave a review
Of a few Of the best short stories o.
the year at the meeting.
Miss Dennie Spilman also Of OF
tumwa. Iowa, was q guest OF the
chapter.
The Mission Chapter. Order Of the
Eastern Star, will entertain the de-
putty grand matron, Mrs. Maoei
Thomason Of Donna, next Tuesday
night.
All members are urged to be pres
ent and members Of other chapters
who may be visiting here are invit-
ed according to Mrs. A. L. Brasher.
Miss Blanche Carmen Of Buffalo,