, 1935-02-05
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SAN BENITO, Feb. 5.-IntereEt-
ing among the affairs given during
Inc pSSt week was the party arrang-
Cu m the nome OF NlIs. w. ~. reI-
guson wnen she cUmpnahenleu the
memperS OF the NORM rAlIam brluge
CIl0 and several guests.
"A coIor scneme OF req and white
was carried out IN all appointments
ior the 2IIernoon. Reo blossoms
placeu ss0uJ the rooms enndnceu
The color note OF red.
When Paying had been concluded
gifts we're AWARDED to MRS. Andrew
Bowie, Mrs. A. II. Lamm ana Mrs.
Robert Bacnman. Guests other than
club members included Mesdames
Ray Smith, Tommy Cooke, Ed Hink-
lev, Robert Bachman. George Camp
bel and Misses Alice and Leslie Sam
Uels.
In the late afternoon a refresh
ment place was served.
Mrs. y. e. Ludden WAS 4 gracious
hostess when the members Of the
Pioneer Bridge club assembled at
her home. Three tables OF players
enjoyed the games. during which
Mrs. James Sweeney held high.
In the late afternoon a dessert
course was served. Mrs. Charles Lud-
den was a substitute player for the
afternoon.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held I'm the home OF Mrs. j. r.
Dyer.
Mrs. /. h. Elrod, president Of the
Pennsylvania Avenue club, present.
ed a most interesting program when
the group, assembled III the home
oil Miss Nellie and Miss Florrie
Stookey Tor their last regular meet
Ing.
Each member answered roll call
With an item on current affairs,
and reported on the position that she
held in the club.
During the afternoon q splendid
report was given by Mrs. Q. Z. Cause
on Thoughts OF the Morrow" CEN
tered around the recla nation pol
icy Of Theodore Roosevelt.
In "a series Of games and contests
Mrs. Edna Barley was given a most
appropriate gift package Ior sue
cess. Guests present who were not
members OF the club included Mes
DANES Jennie Yoet. Watson, Hunter
and Galloway. Following q delight
TIL meeting refreshments were serv-
ed.
Mrs. Volney w. TAYLOR OF Browns
vile. president Of the Texas Fedora
ton of Women'S clubs will BE- a guest
OF the Women'S Culture club Feb.
W AZ the home OF Mrs. o. T. Byrd.
The regular program scheduled for
that day will be presented.
Mrs. Susie Dalton was q special
guest when the Y. w. A. OF the
First Baptist church met in the home
Of their sponsor. Mrs. w. o. Brown,
with a splendid program prepared
Tor the occasion.
Following olnner. Miss Lois Mich
OlS. presented a most instructive
talk on I'm the Land Where the
Cross stood. completing her repor.
with several references to The. Fol-
lowers OF Mohammed." Miss Willie
Mathews reviewed a study Of "Juda-
ism" Miss Katherine Marksworth,
chose as her report The Three In
Scriptions. She was followed Oh the
program by Miss Marjorie Breedlove
who discussed Making Christ
known I'D Jerusalem. The conclud-
ing number on the program was a
talk given on The History OF the
PORT City Haida-"
Mrs. Susie Dalton. VINO Is q rep
rCsentative OF Baylor University. gave
an inspiring talk on How We DO At
BAYLOR
Those attending were Mrs. Dali
ton, honor guest. Misses Virginia
CaStleberTy. Jane Duncan, Grace
Cantwell. Marjorie Breedlove, Oh
he Lee Dodson, Claudia Mae Al
britton. Winnie Bell Finely. Ethel
Mallory. Lois Nichols. Nuna q. Nc
Collister Katherine Marksworth and
the hostess.
DR.. and Mrs. r.. 4. L. Mcwshaw
and two daughters. who departed
Monday tor China. where DIR. and
Mrs. Mewshaw will be engaged in
missionary work, were compliment
cd Friday evening with a recep-
ton tn the basement OF the First
Baptist church. Practically the
entire membership OF the congre-
cation was present TO bid the hon.
oreeS farewell.
Interesting floral arrangements and
other artistic decorative notes car
ried out n color scheme Of red and
white, suggestive Of the Valentine
season. The pretty table vas laid
with a red foundation " which
~ exquisite lace cloth had been
placed. A crystal bowl filled with
red carnations was the central
adurnment while tall red taperS in
crystal holders thanked either end.
Mrs. IT. r. L~ittlefielo and Mrs. O..
: Mckinney rresideo at the lovely
silver services. Tea dainties reflect
ING the colorS of red and white
were served To the many guests
present
During the evening q splendid
musical program was given. All
numbers were composed OF the
members Of the church with few
exceptions.
Guests from other denominations
included Reverend G. 3 Dunn,