, 1935-02-24
tBndge Clubs
Are Actiue
In San Benito
Especial TO The Herald)

bers OF the Silk Stocking club Oh
Thursday. Pastel shades were car
RED out IN the appointments for
n afternoon. Preceding the games
Q delicious dessert course was served.
Mrs. John Kirby was presented
with n interesting trophy. Guests
otner Than club members included
Mrs. john Kirby, Mrs. K. W.. Ed
wards and Mrs. @. 3. Michel.
The next meeting OF the club will
n be held In the home OF Mrs. Paul
RoSSell.
The Thursday Bridge Club assem-
bled III the hone Of Mrs. Joe Smith.
During the games Mrs. w. j. VinSant
was presented with the award. Guests
OF the club included Mrs. Asa Agar,
Mrs. j. z. Glenn, Mrs. r. A. Plum
mer and Mrs. II. B. Livingston.
The next meeting OF The Cub will
be held in the home Of Mrs. w. J.
Vinsant.
Mrs John Mealing was a gracious
hostess Thursday when the MEM
beers Of the FL Jueves Bridge club
were entertained in her home. A
George Washington motif was car
ried out In all the accessories for
the enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. Ray Smith held high and Mrs.
A. H. Lamm held second high.
The only -of-the-club guest was
Mrs. Lamm. During the late after
noon a tempting ice urse was
served.
Mrs. w. j. VinSant named her
daughter, Dolly, honoree WedneS-
day evening when she entertained
with a dinner party at her home. De-
tails Of the pretty affair were caT-
ried out in pink and white. The din
ner table was centered with the
lovely birthday cake, iced IN white
and topped with lighted pink taperS
The connected wa banked by tall
pink candles in low holders.
Guests Tor The occasion WeIe NIiSSeS
Maurine East, Carolyn Cowgirl, Vir-
ginia Mack. Betty NoSler. Sarita Gil
bert, Marjorie Breedlove. and the
honoree. Following the dinner the
girls enjoyed a theatre party.
The San Benito What-to-Read
club met Wednesday afternoon in
the home OF Mrs. r. B. GoolSby when
20 members answered roll call.
Interesting papers were presented
by Mrs. j. l.. Bates. who discussed
Marrying Around the World" Gus |
toms from most every country on the
globe we're given In a most inter-
esting style. Mrs. !. v. Jolly present.
ed instructive facts relating to
Marriage and Divorce in the Unit
ed States"
The next regular meeting Of the
club will be held in the home OF
Mrs. o. l.. Byrd when members OF
the Culture club will be guests. The
principle speaker on the program
will be Mrs. Charles Decker OF Mis-
sion who will address the club on
the subject Of The Drama as a
Key to international Understand
ing"
The Wednesday evening bridge
club met in the home Of Mrs. Fred
Thomas. Preceding the games delic-
ious refreshments were served.
During the games Of bridge awards
were presented TO Mrs. Paul RoSSell
and DR.. j. d. Casey. Mrs. Mary
Bradley was the only out-of-the-club
guest.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held in the home Of Mrs. r. B.
Goolsby.
Among the many interesting events
70 be sponsored in San Benito In
the near future includes the pro-
gram arranged by Circle No. 2 Of the
; First Methodist church Friday aft
nWv1nrxN MMorrA 4 NJ Yyu~nll IyNrrn-l
phrey Of Harrington, who has been
Parent Educational Director for the
past few years in New York City, will
review the book, Folks" The pub
lie Is cordially invited to attend the
affair which will begin at 3 o'clock
In the afternoon.
Mrs. A. II. Lamm was q charm
ing hostess Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained the mem
beers Of the wednesday Bridge club
and two tables Of guests. Mrs. John
Mealing, who Is leaving soon for
Arizona, was named honoree. Clev-
er arrangements for the afternoon
featured a goodbye theme. TallieS
were miniature SultcaSeS, having
written across the top, Texas to
Arizona" Scorepads were larger suit
cases having pennantS of the states
of Texas and Arizona stamped on
them.
Trophies we're presented TO Mrs
q. d. Carr among the guests and TO
Mrs. Ezra DodSon among the club
@nembers. Each package represented
"a miniature suitcase properly labeled
from the state Of Texas to Arizona.
The hostess remembered the hon.
Gree with a lovely gift Is a parting
remembrance.
The refreShment course further
developed the goodbye theme. |
Guests for the afternoon includ-
ed MeSdameS John M6tling. +. G..
Hogue. A. r. Motheral, j. K. Craven,
M L. Norvell, Ralph Thacker. Strict
Of Monterrey. q. D.. Carr. John Kir-
by, II. Hathaway. j. d. Wren. z. II. I
Fairey. Ezra Dodson, Ed Huxley, W. I
+. Brackmeyer, r. A Ewing, and the
hostess.
A recent movement III the city and
n that Is receiving widespread in
tereSt. deals win the underpriviledg-
ed child. and is known as the Butt
Foundation. Clubs taking an active {
part in sponsoring the movement
will meet Monday afternoon at the
high school auditorium at 3 o'clock. /
plans will be completed to es-
tablish a clinic. Arrangements have /
been made whereby the Foundation .
can rare for 20 serious cases at once. .
Representatives from the following \
clubs will be present Monday. The
San Benito What-to-Read club, Ath- :