, 1935-03-01
Pnsbytenans
Honored With
Music Event
Cspeciai 70 me Herald,

members and visitors were present
Tuesday when the Woman's auxili-
airy OF the First Presbyterian church
met in the Bowie Chapel for lun-
cheon. Petunias in lavender and
white were used down the center of
the luncheon tables. Toy musical
instruments placed at regular inter-
walls along the luncheon board in
dicated that q musical program was
In store for those present.
Members Of circle number four.
homer guests for the occasion who
recently won a contest for having
the most entertaining program at
the all day meetings, were seated
ut a table especially arranged for
them.
During the luncheon period a
pleasing program was given. Mrs.
r. L. Rawls extended a welcome to
the members of circle four and 20
the many other visitors and MEM
bers. Mrs. @. W. Ralston read q
very clever rhyme in which she in
cluded the entire personnel OF the
winning circle. The Girls Radio
quartet sang several very pleasing
numbers especially ARRANGED for the
occasion. Members OF the quartet
are Misses FloSsie Grove. Merri-
weather. Etchison and Clark. Miss
May Wilson played two piano num-
bers which were greatly enjoyed by
the entire group.
During the session following the
luncheon hour Mrs. B. B. Grove,
president. called the meeting to or
der. Following A hymn. Mrs. r. 3.
Goolsby had charge Of the devo-
tional, Planning the Good Life
Election OF officers for the new year
we're as follows: Mrs. r. c. Richey.
Los Fresnos, president: and Mrs.
Wylie Cochran. treasurer.
Special guests for the meeting in
cluded Mrs. r. B. Stewart. chair
mar of circle four and Mesdames
Hugh r. Robertson. j. L. Bates. Roy
Y. Clark. Morgan Sherer. Max Phip-
penny. McGehee. Adolphe Thomae,
Elisha Stewart, J. T. Grove, Raw
Smith, Jake Hafner, Magoon, T. G.
Richey, Charles Greenslade, Klose
and Miss Mary Cowgirl.
Among the many attractive events
arranged honoring Miss Mildred
Hodge preceding her marriage TO
Shelby Longoria Of Laredo was the
breakfast given in the home Of Mrs.
.. 8. Dodds when Mrs. Benjamin
Shoemaker was hostess.
Lovely wild flowers were arranged
about the rooms where the guests
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meal, followed BY games Of bridge.
Trophies were awarded to Misses
Lyndahl Yoder and Lozona Thacker
when the games were completed.
Little Jimmy Goolsby. dressed as a
chef. presented the honoree's gifts.
Guests for the delightful occasion
were Misses Mildred Hodge, her
mother, Mrs. w. T. Hodge. Mes
danes Louie Morris. Don Mounts.
william Farrier, Ted Pelham. Ezra
Dodson. Misses Elizabeth Cowgirl.
Helen Taylor. Lois Cook, Lozona
Thacker. Jean and Betty Cara
brandt. Maxine Bruce. Lyndahi Yo-
der. Winston Cooke and Harriet
Pattee Of Port Isabel.
Interesting among the several de-
Nghtful Inequalities arranged dur
ing the week was the party given
Monday afternoon when Mrs. j. D.
Wrenn and Mrs. william +. Brack-
meyer entertained in the home OF
the latter. honoring Mrs. J. A. Hook
aday Of Port Isabel. a recent bride
and Mrs. John Mealing who is leav-
ing the latter part OF the week for
Arizona where she viii make her
home.
Lovely potted plants adorned the
rooms where the guests were seat
ed. Preceding the games a delicious
salad course was served.
During the games OF bridge gifts
were awarded to Mrs. Leigh STAN
ley. Mrs. Warren Owens. Mrs. Harold
Fairey and Mrs. Ed Hinkley. The
h~osteSses remembered the honorees
with lovely gift packages
The guest list included Mesdames
Eockaday. Mealing and Harry Car
roll. r. G. Ludden. Charles Ludden.
Z. L. Barmore, Glenn Goolsby. T. Z.
Marchbanks. Donnie Hood. Warren
Owens. Leigh Stanley, c. z. Barber.
j. X. Glenn. w. w. Simmons. j.. M.
Morris. r. A. Plummer. j. A. Gools-
by, N. D.. Monger. M. L. Norvell. A.
Fl. Lamm. Ted Hunt, r. A. Ewing.
III. G. Aldridge. Ezra Dodson. j. f.
Craven. @. d. Carr. C. w. Strict, Ed
Hinkley and r. n. Fairey.
Mrs. @. W. Diehi vas a charming
hostess when she entertained recent
" at her home
When scores were counted gifts
yer presented to Mrs. r. o. Hupp.
Mrs. W. z. Schneider and Mrs. w. z. |
johnson. During the late afternoon
a dessert course was served.
Those enjoying the affair were
MesdameS r. o. Hupp, Harry
Schneider. Robert Work. c. NJ.
Barnes. w. z. Johnston. Walter
Schneider. l.. II. Winell. d. Z. Taft.
Alfred Harrison. II. A. Pile, James
Barclay and the hostess.
Dickie Poth was honored during
the past week when his mother, Mrs.
L. G. Poth entertained on the occa-
sion Of his second birthday. The
little guests enioved games on the
lawn and were later presented with
interesting toy favors BY the little
host.
In the rooms where the guests
were seated during the refreshment
hour lovely pink and red verbena in
terminated with fern provided an
effective background. The birth
dav cake iced IN white and topped
with two pink tapers formed the
c~enterriece for the table in the din
ing room.
Az the close OF the delightful hos
pitalitv delicious refreshments were
served to Pat Brenon. Beverly Ann
Broderick. Dick and Mary Cav Null
Inns. Tommy and Bubba Roberts.