, 1935-07-28
Supper Party
MotedLdtelu
In San Benito
Especial to The Herald)

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pirtle when
members Of the Methodist Mission
airy society gathered for a co-opera-
tive supper. Following the repast
those present entered into interest
ing games Of AZ" Thirty-five mem
berS and visitors we're present.
Imogene Nelson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Nelson was named
as honor guest when her mother in
tertaineo on the occasion OF her sew
enth birthday anniversary. Games
and contests were enjoyed on the
spacious lawn after which Ruby
Irene Elrod sang two solos. Beau
tiful Texas" and the Good Ship
Lollypop." Mary 10 Grove gave
some very clever dance numbers.
Those enjoying the courtesy were
Shirley Jean and Edward Johnston,
RBoohie, Norma and Donnie Mccain,
I Helen and Joe Johnston, Ralph and
Ruby Irene Elrod. Flora Mae and
Elzora Grove, Joe Mccain. Mary 10
Grove, Frances Marie Nelson and
the honor guest.
Mrs. J. z. Craven vas hostess to
the Missionary society in the First
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon.
Eva College in Korea" was the sub
jet discussed by Mrs. Charles Al
lison. The devotional was in charge
OF Mrs. E. l.. Ramsey.
During the afternoon q fine
glimpse Of the play Our School in
Korea" was presented with Mes
danes Robert Lawton. Marvin Bur-
CESS, Jesse r. Thompson. Charles
Allison. Nicely Newman. NJ. B. Hays,
Howard Caswell. and Misses Ernes-
! tine Ramsey and Gertrude Price
Waking part. Following the meeting
regular circle meetings were held.
j. z. Tope was named honor guest
when his daughter, Mrs. Pat Murphy,
entertained with q buffet dinner at
her home. The occasion marked
the sixty-sixth birthday anniversary
OF the honor guest. Enjoying the af-
fair with the honor guest were init
mate friends and members OF the
family.
Mrs. Denver Hance entertained
the Just-A-Mere club during the
week. The award for the afternoon
went to Mrs. Ed Brown. In the late
afternoon a refreshment course was
sserved. Mildred Hance, daughter
OF the hostess assisted in hostess
I Tuties. The next meeting OF the
Z club will be held August 18th in the
home Of Mrs. B. +. Neiderjohn.
The Arts and Crafts club assemb-
ed in the home Of Mrs. F. d. My
rick. when her daughter. Mrs. Stan
ton Prentice was hostess. Twelve
members Of the club answered roll
call. Mrs. Q. ". Shafer was winner
OF a contest held during the after
noon. Various kinds OF handiwork
were exit ted during the meeting.
The Silk Stocking club met with
Mrs. o. l.. Byrd Thursday afternoon.
Guests other than club members in
cIuded Mrs. Charles Ludden.
When scores were totaled the tro-
ply went to Mrs. Harry Foehner. The
next meeting Of the club will be with
Mrs. ]. l.. Bates.
Among the many delightful cour-
tesies arranged honoring Miss Kath-
leen McCreight of Kirbyville, who
is the house guest Of Miss Kate Rob-
ertson was the dinner party given
I'm the home Of Miss Gertrude Price
with Evelyn Price as co-hestess.
Guests were seated at quartet
tables. Following q two-course din
ner a visiting hour was enjoyed. Miss
McCreight was remembered with a
pretty gift package from the hostess.
The guest list numbered II.
Miss Betty NoSler was hostess
Thursday morning complimenting
Miss Kathleen McCreiFht with a
breakfast. Those enjoying the af-
fair were the honor guest and Misses
Kate Robertson. Dolly Vinsant.
Maureen East. Frances Grimsell,
katherine Pugsley. Catherine Reese.
VGertrude Price and Mrs. Glenn
= Chapin all OF San Benito. Out-of-
town guests included Misses Kelsey
and Jeanne Stuart of Harrington,
Emlee Wells Of Brownsville. Rose
mary Breeder Of Cuero. Lena Lois
Griffith Of Victoria. Mary Frances
Meadows Of San Antonio.
E1 Jueves Bridge club met In the
home Of Mrs. Guy Castleberry
Thursday when special guests were
Mrs. w. j. Vinsant. Mrs. Floyd Worth
and Mrs. G. d. Carr. During the af-
ternoon favors went to Mrs. Ais
meyer and Mrs Worth.
Next meeting Of the club viii be
with Mrs. Melvin Gilbert.
A joint meeting OF the Junior
6rulture club and the Las Estudiantes
6uituras was held Wednesday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Mildred
Newman. During the business Ses-
sion plans were completed for the
baby bathing beauty review, which
will be held Wednesday, July 81, at
the Rivoli Theatre.
The study for the evening was on
Chaucer and Poe. Merle Pitts read
an interesting account OF Compare
son Of the Style Of Chaucer and
Poe" Mildred Palmer presented an
especially pleasing review Of Pa
tient Griselda." Of the Canterbury
Tales The Fall Of the House Of
Usher was given by Mary Eliza
beth Phillips.
During the period following the
, several reports a round table dis
cussion was held in which the above
mentioned authors were compared
End character sketches Of each pre-
Rented. This phase OF the meeting
wa directed by Merle Pitts.
New members OF the Junior Gull
ture club present for the first time
we're Marjorie Schrieber. Christine