, 1935-01-01
Miss Price Is
HOnored With
GATHERING

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SAN BENITO, Jan. /. Mrs.
Richard r. Collins named as hon
Gree the latter part Of the week her
niece. Miss Gertrude Price Of this
city. who is spending the vacation
season with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Price, with an informal
afternoon gathering OF college stu
ac % at her home.
The home was lovely in seasonal
colors Of red and green and pro-
vided an ideal setting for the COL
lege set. Mrs. Collins was assisted
In entertaining the group by her
sister, Mrs. A. L. Price. During the
late afternoon a delicious salad
course was served. Twenty-Five
guests we're present including COL
lege students from San Benito,
Harlingen and Stuart Place.
Miss Price. who attended Junior
College in Brownsville Tor two years
is now a student at the University
Of Illinois. She will depart within
the next few days for the north
where she will resume her studies.
A delightful bridge event Of the
past week was given in the home
Of Miss Helen Worley when she
entertained three tables Of players.
Lovely seasonal blossoms decorated
the rooms where the guests were
seated. TallleS and scorepads were
in keeping, carrying out the New
Year motif.
During the games Miss Mabel
Humble was presented with the
award for success while gifts were
given al each table 10 Misses Lou
Jane Glenn. Catherine Reese and
Kelsey Stuart.
In the late evening a salad cours'
was served TO Misses Frances Grim
sell. Marian Barg. Lou Jane Glenn,
Mabel Humble. Hate Robertson,
Betty Nosler. Catherine Pupsley.
Jean and Kelsey Stuart. Gertrude
Price. Charlotte Hinkley and Kath-
crime Reese.
Among the delightful ~courtssies
arranged during the past week hon
oring Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnston
was the holiday g~et-together given
IN the home OF Herbert Hoover.
Colors Of red and green provided
an interesting setting for the en-
joyable occasion.
Sixteen guests were present and
following a series Of games a deli
cious refreshment course was serv-
ed.
Patsy Weikle was named honoree
on Friday afternoon when her
mother, Mrs q. j. Weikle enter
tanned on the occasion Of her tenth
birthday. The little guests were
received IN rooms made gay with
holiday greens. In the BACKGROUND
seasonal blossoms Of red q v a
striking note Of color.
During an interesting series OF
games and contests Carolyn Orr
was presented with a prize while
the gift for consolation was given
70 Hazel Lipe. Following the OPEN
ing OF the birthday gifts the guests
were invited into the dining room
where the birthday cake. toned
with ten lighted candles. was cut
and served with punch and ice
cream. Individual favors we're
miniature Santa Claus coils made
from shiny red apples.
Those enjoying the hospitality
were Edna Kretz. Hazel Lipe. Eve
lyn Coates, Betty Lou Steel. Juan
tia Brooks, RUDY Jean Peterson.
Carolyn Orr, josephine Kretz. Ma
rian Baker. Elvin and Doris Marie
Peterson, Leta Jennings. Maud
Jennings and Jean Joe Ryan. Grover
Weikle. and Stanton Sappenfield.
Members or the Friday club were
entertained in the home Of Mrs. r
81 Bone in the country. Lovely red
blossoms intermingled with fern
were used about the rooms. Tai
lies and Scorepads reflected the
chosen colors.
When scores we're counted Mrs.
II. II. Bickle and Mr.. Paul Rossell
were presented with the awards for
success.
In the early evening following
The arrival OF the guests from the
Aztec where a delicious Mexican
dinner was served, the guests en-
1oyed after dinner coffee and
cakes.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held in the home Of Mrs. Nc
Gehee.
Herbert King. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. King, who is visiting in