, 1935-03-29
Guest Day
Observed By
Music Club

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San Benito Music club members as
sembled Monday afternoon in the
country home Of Mrs. Fred Pritch-
ard, observing at this time a guest
day event. Miss Mae Wilson. sister
Of Mrs. Pritchard. was hostess for
the afternoon.
Mrs. Pritchard, Miss Wilson and
Mrs. r. w. Burgess wearing lovely
Spanish costumes greeted the guests.
Floral decorative notes carried out
a pretty garden scene with myriads
of blossoms being placed about the
home. Members responded to roll
call by introducing their guests.
In the program OF the afternoon,
the various artists were attired IN
Spanish dress.
Mrs. j. p. Nosler presented an in
teresting report on Spanish Com
posers." A piano duet, Moszkowski.
was the rendition Of Mrs. Arthur
Moore and Mrs. T. s. Caswell. Mrs.
John Conn very ~pleasingly sang,
Spanish Dancers" by Vincenzo ID.
Chara. while Mrs. o. T. Roots play
ed a violin solo. Souvenir de Pot
stock" accompanied at the piano
by Miss Lillian Harl. The conclud-
ing number on the program in
Guided two piano numbers by Miss
Wilson. Romance" by Granada and
"Haberena." BY Gomas.
During the social hour Russian tea
was served with cookies 10 sixty
members and their guests. The next
meeting Of the club will be held in
the home Of Miss Lillian Harl or
April 8 when the music Of China
and Japan will be studied.
An interesting meeting of the
North Shore Demonstration club
was held during the past week when
Mrs. q. 3. Warren chose as her sub
ject for the afternoon. Quotations
From Secretary Wallace's Speech,
America Must Choose"
Council reports were given by
Mrs. Mccarthy and literature for the
next meeting was distributed. at
which time Mesdames Bill Magee.
Austin Goode and L. p. Hatch will
present q discussion on the A. A.
program Of the year.
sixty members and visitors were
present Tuesday when the Woman's
Auxiliary OF the First Presbyterian
church met in Bowie Chapel for an
all day meeting. The room were
a~rtistically decorated with Verbenas
In shades Of rose and pink inter-
mingled with fern and the same
lovely blossoms were placed down
the center of the long tables.
Following the delicious repast,
Mrs. F. L. Rawls presented Mrs.
George Smith of Greenville with a
lovely gift in behalf Of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Hugh r. Robertson remember
ed d. w. Day with an attractive SOU
venir as a gift Of appreciation from
the auxiliary.
During the afternoon Mrs. Smith
conducted a school Of instruction for
the assembly. bringing to the group
the several responsibilities Of the
various secretaries.
HosteSses on this occasion we're
Nesdames r. B. Stewart. r. L. Rawls.
James Shafer. Frank Phillips and
Elisha Stewart.
Circles OF the Women's Mission
airy Union of the First Baptist
church met Tuesday afternoon car
rying out a most interesting study
course concerning the Missions Of
the New Testament. The several
hostesses on this occasion we're as
follows: Torch bearer, sewing for
the hospital. in the home Of Mrs.
j.. L. Taylor: Lydia. In the home
Of Mrs. John White; Jeanette
MyrtIs. in the home Of Mrs. Ger
trude Dodson; Mary-Martha. in the
home of Mrs. G. T.. Broderick: Del
Ia Mckinney. in the home OF Mrs.
Joe Seilars.
Members OF the Dell Mewshaw
Y. W. A. were delightfully."- entertain
ed In the home Of their sponsor. Mrs.
W. o. Brown on Monday evening
when a delicious supper was served.
Lovely garden flowers were placed
about the rooms depicting lovely pas
tel colors.
Following the supper hour the
study for the evening was presented
by Winnie Bell Finley. The subject
for discussion was christian Edu-
cation" What Some Subjects
Say" wa the topic of an interest
ing report given by lola Mae Thack-
er while How to Figure the Value
Of an Education" was the talk given
by Cladda Mae Albritton.
Mrs. J. G. Wagner was a charm
ing hostess to the members of the
Royal Neighbors club when they met
I'm her home. A delightful birthday
surprise was accorded Mrs. Ella
Mcwilliams when the group pre-
sented her with many lovely gift
packages.
The colors Of the organization
were featured In the decorative
scheme Of the evening. Lovely pur-
pse and white blossoms were placed
at vantage points about the rooms.
Games Of fan-tan provided interest
ing diversion for the meeting. In
the late hours a delicious birthday
cake was cut and served with other
CONNECTIONS.
Those enjoying the affair were
Mesdames Ella Mcwilliams. J. %.
Scrivenor. Vivian SCHNEIDER. Katie
Bassett. Ella Sullivan Lula Palmer.
Celina lie Marchal. c. 4. Crouch.
IoueIla Kerr. Gertrude DodSon. En-
ma Morrissey. Mary Wagner. Sophia
Halstead Of Lincoln. Nebraska Ina
Willse of Ceylon. Minnesota, and
w. j. Bassett.
The Friendship class or the First
BAPTIST church met for their regular
meeting in the parlors OF the church
when Mrs. George Campbell. Mrs.
Charles Gilbert and Mrs. NJ. L. Nor
ven were joint hostesses. Pretty
Garden flowers we're used for decora-
tive effect.