, 1935-08-25
.Mn. Bates Is
Hostess For
Gard Group

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(Hpocaal 10 The Herald,
IAN BENTTO, Aug. 24.-MrS. J.
l. Bates entertained members Of her
bridge club this week. During the
games Of bridge Mrs. Marian Kunz
and Mr.. %. l. Byrd received ths
trophies for success,
Guests In addition to the CLUB
members were Mr.. and MIRA. Pau
RoSSell and Mrs, Kunz. The neKL
meetlng OF the club win be with
Mrs. Harry Foehner.
Thirty couples Of the younger
social group In San Benito enjoyed
dancing on the Aztec roof when the
Night Owl club met Friday evening
Music for the affair was furnished
by Eddie Werner's orchestra.
Mrs. A. T. Prise, Mrs. Ralph agar
and MRS, Asa Agar were chaperones,
The silk Stocking club met In the
hsane OF Mrs. J. ID. Casey when
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heFs were Mesdames Harry Carroll,
Flank Underwood Of New Orleans
and MRS. Charles Ludden.
When sc0Tes we're counted Mrs.
J, u, Bates was presented with the
club award. Mrs. Underwood was
remembered with q gift from the
hostess. The next meeting OF the
club will be with Mrs. Harry FOehn-
er.
A pretty affair OF Tuesday eve
ming was the buncO party arranged
IN the home Of Mrs. J. III. KoentE
when Bess Mason, niece OF MIS-,
KaentE named Dorothy Hreedl0ve
az Ada, Oklahoma as honor guest,
Six tables OF players enjoyed the
games. FaV0Fs during the evening
went TO TfleFa Lou Breedl0Ve, Caro-
lyn Crews OF Tyler, Jack G0olsby
q Brownsville and Albert Smith
Mrs. w. o. Brown va leader
when the W0man's Missionary union
Elet Tuesday afternoon In the FIRST
Baptist church. Lifting the Ban
nEr In the Land OF the Rising Sun"
was the topic for the afternoon.
Devotional was given BY Mrs. T,
~, Cooke. Following an interesting
discussion on Japan given by the
leader, little IyneEte Brown Brown
entered with q basket OF flowers and
presented to each Of those present
a bouquet. Mrs. "A. q. Childers
related The story OF Toy0hiko Kaw-
age, Others giving topics on Japan
were Virginia Alewine, Audrey
Mangum, and Polly Breedlove.
Ms. Y. II. Fairey was hostess and
Mrs. S. G. Dunn was leader when
the Woman's Missionary society of
thr First Methodist church met
Tuesday afternoon IN the church
raFi0rs. During the business period
the following delegates TO zone
meetings were appointed Mesdames
III. Il, Alsmeyer, y. M. Graham, w.
y. Morgan, Kelsey Woriey, o. ",
Cause, w. =. Burgess and Howard
Caxwell.
Opening the program Mrs. G. q.
Dunn gave a talk on, "A Village In
EiFea." Others appearing on the
pFogram were Aesdames J. p. Treon,
Q. ,. PirtIe and W. y. Burgess.
Mrs. Vivian Smeltzer and Mrs.
Gertrude Dodson we're Joint host
estes when members OF the Friend
ship class met In their home. Dur
inn the afternoon a series OF inter-
csEing games were enjoyed. Mrs. y.
NJ. Kinney OF Terrell, was q guest.
About 125 members and guests
were present Thursday evening when
the local chapter Of the Order OF
the Eastern Star observed Founders
lay. The annual commemoFation OF
the Robert Morris birthday Is az
ways well attended. Following a
delicious picnic supper served IN
the out-of-doors In Agar Park jusl
north OF the city various games were
enjoyed.
Among the delightful affairs Of
the week was the meeting OF II Ju-
ewes Bridge club In the home Of Mrs.
Hilary Hicks. When scores were
oaUnted trophies went TO Mrs. Guy
Castieberry and Mrs. RAY Smith.
Guests In addition 10 the club mem
bars were Mesdames A. n. Motheral,
r. II. Fairey and A. 9. Smith.
Lateral T club members assem-
hled I'm the home Of Mrs. Alex Kerr
when is members were present.
During the business session O silent
memorial was held for Mrs. w. Q.
Carson, a former member OF the
club who has Just recently passed
away. A tribute was also paid 70
VIII Roger.
A. letter received from Mrs. II. III.
Parks was read In which she told
az experiences In their new home In
Oklahoma. Glimpses from summer
vacation trips were topics used for
roll call.
During o contest prizes for sue
cess went 20 Mrs. l.. w. Humble. A
committee was appointed 70 write
resolutions on the death Of Mrs.
Carson as follows: Mesdames Alex
Kerr, VIII shafer and Frank Grim
sell.
The next meeting Of the club
will be with Mrs. Arthur Graves.
Miss Betty Rockwell, housegueSt
Of Miss Frances Grimsell was nam
ed as honor guest when her host
ess entertained with an afternoon
bridge and sewing hour. During the
games Miss Dorothy Nosler wa high
and Katherine Pugsley vas also
lucky. Miss drin1sell remembered
the honoree with q pretty gift.
In the late afternoon an Ice
course was served to Misses Mar
tcrie Breedlove, Betty Nosler. KEEL
sey and Jeanne Stuart Of Harlin-
gen, Marian Barg, Kate Robertson.
Gertrude Price, Catherine Reese,
Mary Spradling, LuJane Glenn,
Catherine Pugsley and the honoree.