, 1935-03-26

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club will be held in the home Of Mrs.
Z. II. Downs.
Mrs. M. 3. Huffman entertained
the members of the FL Jueves Bridge
club in her home on Ben Lora Lane
in North Shore Park. A color note
of yellow and green was used
throughout. Prizes were wrapped
and tied in the favored hues while
the refreshment curse served fol-
lowing the games repeated the chos-
en- colors.
Prizes for the afternoon were pre-
sented to Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs II.
L. Alsmeyer and Mrs. w. q. Place.
| Guests for the afternoon in addition
to the club members were Mesdames
A. c. Smith, E. H. Fairey, w. d.
Ferguson and @. d. Carr. The next
meeting of the club will be held IN
the home Of Mrs. Ralph Tnacker.
Mrs. Davis Wade complimented
the members of her bridge clue with
an attractively appointed luncheon
in her home on North Crockett
avenue. Garden flowers we're used
p~rofusely in the rooms where the
games were played.
When the luncheon course had
been served the guests enjoyed a
series OF bridge hands in which Mrs
Jessie Belts was winner OF the high
score award. The only guest of the
occasion was Mrs. T. Avery OF San
Antonio.
Mrs c. r. Barr entertained re-
Gently in her home naming her mo-
Their. Mrs. L. Z. Day as guest OF hon
or. the occasion being her sixty
eighth birthday anniversary. Love
" garden flowers adorned the rooms
where the guests we're received.
During the afternoon the prettily
decorated birthday cake was cut
and served with ice cream. Mem
bers Of the honoree's family present
with her daughters. were Mrs. Barr
and Mrs. j. A. Vantine and four
grandchildren, Max. Gayle and Don
Valentine, Thana Smock Powell. and
one great grandchild. Richard Gayle
Valentine. Others enjoying the af-
fair we're MeSsrs. and Mesdames
Earl Johnston, NJ. G. Barr, Gayle
Vantine. Dick Powell. Harlingen, j.
A. Vantine. Edgar Johnson. C. r.
Barr and Mesdames Boxendale.
Hollon S. Nelson and daughter Of
Sebastian. and E. T. Powell Of Har-
lingen. w. Z. Milum Of Post and
Helen and Dean Barr and Max Van
tine.
Newly installed officers in the
Woman's Auxiliary Of the First
Presbyterian church are as follows:
president, Mrs. r. c. Richey: treas
urer, Mrs. w. M. Cochran: vice pres
ident, Mrs. F. L. Rawls: secretary.
Mrs. z. X. Kenton. Secretaries Of
the various causes were as follows:
historian. Mrs. Hugh S. Robertson:
foreign missions. Miss Effie Watson:
Assembly's Home Missions. Mrs.
G. w. Rolston: Christian Education
and Ministerial Relief, Mrs. p. M.
Shorer; Spiritual Life. Mrs. r.. B.
Goolsby; Literature, Mrs. j. p. Nc
Gehee; Christian Social Service.
Mrs. j. L. Bates: Pastors Aid. Mrs.
K. b. Stewart: Social Activities. Mrs.
Z. 1. Bucklin; Synodical and Pres
byterian's Home Missions. Mrs.
Charles Yost: Circle Chairmen. Mes
danes Frank Phillips. ID. s. Movers
James Shafer, Adolphe Thomae.
Jack Ehilers and r. w. Orr.
Mrs. r. G. Richey. President. will
entertain with a luncheon Friday.
March 18th at her home on the Los
Fresnos-Port Isabel highway having
the above mentioned members OF the
executive board rs her guests.
Sarita Gilbert was named honoree
on her eighteenth birthday anniver-
sary when her mother Mrs. I. r.
Gilbert entertained in her home on
North Dick Bowling avenue. Init
mate friends Of the guest Of honor
enjoying the occasion were Misses
Dolly INOcACAs AAduICC EAcls NlIElIlld
Mack. Brownsville. and Marjorie
Breedlove.
Members of the Just-A-Mere club
were entertained in the country
home Of Mrs. Ed Brown. A color
note Of green and white was used.
Following a series Of games and con-
tests q salad course was served which
repeated the shades Of green and
white. Costume awards we're pre-
sented to Mrs. =. w. Burgess and
Mrs. Lawton. the latter q club
member. Other guests included
Mrs. MARBLE, Mrs. Fuel and Mrs.
Naples.
1t. Arch Kelley who has been a
guest IN the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Davis Wade has returned to San
Antonio. Mrs. Kelley and small son.
Davis. will remain for q longer visit