, 1935-07-21
Picnic Outing
HedLatelyLn
San Benito
Especial g The Beraldl


husbands and wives Of the Interna-
tional Boundary Commission, on the
banks Of the Rotary pool. Following
a swim supper gas served. Those
present we're MeSSrs. and MeSdames
Paul Rossell, Robert Bone. Paul Hill.
Joe Steadham, G. l.. Jones, ]. p.
McGeehee, /. M. Phippenny. Harry
Bickle. Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs.
Annie Ratliffe and several children.
Four guests, Mrs. w. ]. vinsant.
Mrs. J. T. Grove. Mrs. ]. II. Koontz
and Mrs. r. G. Burke were present
for games Of bridge when Mrs. Ham
flton entertained her Thursday club.
During the games Mrs. Leigh STAN
ley was high. The next meeting Of
the club viii be with Mrs. Tom
Jones.
Fifty members and visitors we're
present Tuesday when the Woman's
Auxiliary OF the First Presbyterian
church met in Bowie chapel. Ow-
ing 10 the absence Of the president.
Mrs. T. G. Richey, Mrs. r. L. Rawls
vice president, presided. Following
the business meeting a program wa
given on Sabbath Observance" Re-
freshments were served by Mesdames
Charles Yost, Jay Yost, Scale,
Warmker and william Watson.
A delightful affair OF the weekend
was the garden party given in the
home Of Mrs. Frost Bonner, when
her daughter, Betty, entertained
honoring Bess Mason, houseguest Of
Mrs. J. II. Koontz, Frances Godfrey,
a guest OF Mrs. j. 4. McAnnally.
Mary Jane Cullen, guest OF Mrs.
Fred Wedegartner and Bernice
Walker. a guest Of Mrs. II. II. Gerst.
Various games were enjoyed on
the lawn after which orange Ice was
served with other dainty CONNECTIONS.
Those enjoying the hospitality in
cluded members Of the younger o
cial group.
Six guest players. Mesdames NJ. D.
Huffman. Hillary Hicks, Ezra Dod-
son, r.. A. Ewing. A. L. Lamm and
A. Il. Krebbs Of Harlingen were pres
ent when Mrs. K. II. Fairy was host
ess TO the Entire Nous Bridge club.
Mrs. Ezra Dodson was awarded the
guest trophy while Mrs. Fairey was
presented with the club award. The
next meeting viii be with Mrs. W.
w. Simmons in McAllen when mem
bers will be luncheon guests.
A porch supper was served In the
lovely home OF DR.. and Mrs. w. J.
vinsant when II guests enjoyed the
hospitality. During the evening
games Of bridge were enjoyed,
awards going TO Mrs. Ed Brady and
Mr. Frank Carter. Mrs. vinsant was
assisted during the evening by
Misses Mary Agar and Dolly VIM
tant.
Twelve little guests were present
when Ann Agar was named as hon.
GREE on the occasion Of her birth
day anniversary. During the after
noon interesting favors were pre-
&ented to the group after which
games were enjoyed on the lawn.
Prizes for success In the various con-
tests went to Alpha Sue Wright,
Betty Brown and Eleanor Ann
worth. In the late afternoon birth
day cake vas cut and served with
Ice cream.
Mrs. Charles Yost was leader for
the program when the Pennsylvania
Avenue club met In the home Of
Mrs. w. II. Taylor. An interesting
discussion on Agriculture" was
presented.
Plans for the coming short course
were outlined by Mrs. Taylor. A
short school OF instruction was CIV
en- under the leadership Of Mrs. l. A.
Carpenter. Mrs. G. M. Jones and
Miss Eudora Elrod. Mrs. MARCEL
lus Johnston was also a speaker for
the afternoon.
During the afternoon the prize
was won by Mrs. Carrie Shafer. Fol-
lowing the meeting q social hour was
enjoyed. Guests other than club
members included Mesdames w. Y.
Kier, Morgan Sherer. G. B. Hollo-
way, M. A. Baird. Ira Sherer and
Miss Eudora Elrod.
A pleasing morning party was
given in the home Of Mrs. Harry
Dickle when she entertained with
bridge followed by a luncheon.
Three tables Of players were grouped
IN the rooms where zinnias lent a
charming background. Following
the games. awards for success went
TO Mrs. Paul RoSsell and Mrs. Joe
Steadham. Mrs. Z. N. Noyes Of Dali
las was the only out-of-town guest.
Anna Marie Engel was named
honoree when her aunt. Mrs. Louis
b. Hirsch who resides in the Palm
Grove entertained with a six o'clock
supper followed BY games and con-
tests played out-of-doors. Six little
guests enjoyed the affair.
A committee TO work out plans
for a juvenile bathing review COM
posed Of Mary Hinklsy, Catherine
Reese. Maureen East and Mary Agar
was appointed when members OF the
Las Estudiantes Culturas met in the
home OF Mary Agar. Members set
aside a meeting in September to
honor their mothers when a special
program viii be presented.
Program topics on the Makers Of
History" was presented by Mary
Hinkley assisted by Helen Shafer
giving a paper on life Of Stephen
and Moses Austin" "Sam Houston,
as Portrayed in the Raven" by Cath
crime Reese and Women Who
Made Texas History" BY LuJane
Glenn. A round table report on
"Apprpriate Place for Centennial
Historic San Antonio or Industrial
Tallas." was presented BY the leader
with all members taking part.
At the next regular meeting the
@1uh will aSspmble In n fofnt session