, 1935-02-21
Bridge Eoents
Are Noted In
Valley Town
Especial to The HeraldI

MERCEDES. Feb. q. - Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l.. David entertained with
an enjoyable evening bridge party
recently. In keeping with the Val
entine season, a color note OF red
was carried out, with hearts and
cupidS featuring the tallies and
table accessories. Trophies we're a
warded Mrs. F. r. George and Mr..
Floyd Langford. Guests included
MesSrs. and Mesdames b. q. Muel-
Ter. T. j. Rupert, Charles Weimer,
+. r. George. K. @. Farris. DR.. and
Mrs. "A. l.. Kline. Mrs. M. M. White
hurst and Miss Ophelia Byars. A re-
freshment course followed the
games.
The Business and Professional
Women's club held It's monthly ses-
sion Monday night with a dinner
meet at the Manhattan Cafe. after
which members adjourned to the
chamber Of commerce for a business
session. Mrs. Lellah Lyle presided.
Mrs. Pearl Mestel was in charge Of
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gram. gazing a most interesting and
educational article on the subject
prepared by Mr.. Max Mestel of this
city. Mr.. MeStel was unable 10 be
present and give the talk. Mrs. Mes
tel, also program chairman, had ar
ranged a clever entertainment fea-
ture. by composing a humorous
HpCrrinffya varca about oach p.or,
Der. These were read and guesses
were made as 10 whom they were
applicable. Mrs. Artie Sugg, beauti-
fication chairman in the club. re-
ported Oh work on the baseline APP
proach TO the city.
Mrs. G.. c. Fittz. Mrs. Sugg and
Miss Eugenia King presented reso-
lutions Of sympathy 10 be sent Mrs.
j. w. Garrett of Del Rio. mother
Of Miss Beth Garrett. a member Of
the club. who recently passed
away, which we're adopted. Plans
we're made for a good club attend
ance az the quarterly meeting OF the
Valley Business and Professional
Women's club TO be held In Donna
Friday night Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Section
entertained a few friends at an en-
Joyable dinner party. the Valentine
season furnishing the inspiration
Tor delightful appointments. The
lights were shaded in red hearts. and
a gay Valentine motif centering the
table and flanked by lighted red
taperS, further carried out the idea.
Places at the table held Valentine
favors for the following guests; Mr..
and Mrs. 0. J. Gum. MI. and Mrs.
James Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Clark.
a weiner roast on the lawn Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Breen. a few
evenings ago, formed diversion for
q number OF young people al a
Valentine party given for Jack
Green. Candy hearts and gay val
entines we're given as favors. Jacks
guests included Calvin and Billy
taylor. Ralph Lilly. Jimmie and
Johnnie Howe. Sidney HarreIl.
Richard Terry. Bobbie and Gene
Elchman. Junior Ericsson, Tommy
Joe LambertSon. r. G. Lester.
A group OF friends gathered AZ a
surprise n day this week, AZ the
home Of Mrs. w. D.. decker, the oc-
caSion being her birthday a~nnivers-
airy. They brought well filled bas-
ketS and a luncheon was served at
the noon hour. Guests for the dav
spent In chatting and sewing. were
Mesdames j. H.. Freeman. Paul Law.
Jacob FoSSler. Jr., George Borchelt
Samuel Nettleton, r. r. Oils. j.
FoSsler, Sr.. G. G. Schwartz and
Miss Ella Borchelt.
Mrs. T. y. Rippert was high III
bridge at an enjoyable luncheon
having for hostess Mrs. M. L. David
"A color note OF red was observed
with decorations featuring st. VAL
entine'S day. The following guests
we're present MeSdames Nix Har-
rington. <. II. Poteet. Tony Ripert
r. r. George. Harold Roland. B. G.
Mueller. E. @. Farris. and M. M.
Whitehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Andrews and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Huffman, Of Mendoza, Ill, and Mr..
and Mrs W = RoSS c,apf Gtrpdov