, 1935-03-17
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RecentBnde
Is Honored

MERCEDES, March 16.-Mrs. II.
I. Scott, a recent bride, was made
guest Of honor at the monthly din
ner meeting Of the Business Wo-
mems Circle Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary, held at the home OF Mrs.
r. IT. Kern. Mrs. Lellah Lyle as
sisted in the duties Of hostess. The
dinner was served on small tables
ON the large porch, where sweet
peas were fragrant floral adorn-
ment. The Bible study was IN
charge Of Mrs. +. p. Wilmer.
Many attractive gifts were re-
ceived by the honor guest, from
those present, who were Mesdames
John Rouse, r. L. Griffith, guests
and Fred Gray, Myrtle Lee, H. z.
Sugg. Mae Irby, Harry Rouse, II.
T.. Bennett. Paul Schrank and Wit
mer.
Mrs. c. b. Wilmer ives elected
president Of the Mercedes Music
club at the monthly club meeting
this week held at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Rouse. Mrs. Weimer succeeds
Mrs. Paul Shotwell as president.
Mrs. A. l.. Kline IA elected first
vice president; Mrs. T. G. Albrecht,
second vice president: Mrs. Harry
Rouse, secretary and Mrs. Fred H.
Wright, parliamentarian. Mrs. j. @.
Lear will continue for another year
as treasurer.
Tulips and larkSpur were the
beautiful spring flowers which
graced the rooms and a spring bou-
uuet and pink candles formed the
dining room decorations when Mrs.
Carrie M. Stuart presided when re-
freshments were served at the con-
clusion Of the program.
THE program for the day was on
Norwegian and Swedish composers
and included the following num-
bers. vocal duet, The Miller's
Daughter" Norwegian folk song.
by Mrs. H. c. Aston and Mrs. Har-
nv Rouse, accompanied by Mrs. n.
r. Stotler; paper christian Sind
ing" Mrs. j. l.. Vining; vocal solo,
ct See BY Your Eyes" Swedish
folk song. Mrs. A. L. Kline. accom-
panied by Mrs. Paul Shotwell;
paper on Edward Greig. Mrs. George
Carnes: piano solo. wedding Day
at Froldhaugen." Mrs. Paul Shot
well; reading. The Practice Hour,
Mrs. w. w. DeCeH. Assisting Mrs.
Rouse in hostess duties were Mes
danes Carrie NJ. Stuart. c. B. Wei
mer. j. G. Shaw. A. L. Kline and
George Markham.
Verbenas and Zinnias were color
full notes of fragrance for an after
moo bridge party given by Mrs.
Carl Mckinney at her home In
Queen City Annex. carrying out a
color note of red and yellow. High
score honors were claimed by Mrs.
Jack Martin and Mrs. Forney Ar
mold. At the close Of the games a
refreshment plate was served.
The guests included MeSdames
Robert Buck. Buddie Watson. G. r.
Archer. Ed Olson, Lowe Justice.
Walden Haynes, r. Maierhofer, r.
o. Swain, Harry Espey, c. NJ. Rob-
tnson. A. L. Kline, James Sutphen,
Olin Weller. Bobbie Burns, Ray FL
liott, the first three from Harlin-
gen and Misses Mary Lee Kern,
Dora Brown. Virginia VIM, Vera
Barry. Priscilla Wade. Frances An
derson. Geneva Dorland.
Mrs. Charles Hupp and Mrs. John
Herndon tied for high score honors
at a delightful afternoon at con-
tract, with Mrs. Perry Perkins as
hostess at Ter home on Missouri
Avenue. A salad course followed the
games. with the following ladies in
attendance: Mesdames George
Markham, N. p. Barton. j. w.
Chambers, w. j. Copeland, Sam
Norrid OF Pilot Point. Fred Brooks.
L. r. Graham. John Tendon. II. d.
stuart. G. Fl. Hupp and r. o. Swain.
In cutting the cards for the trophy,
Mrs. Hupp was fortunate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bernard enter
tanned a number of guests az con-
tract bridge recently. Green and
white in floral decorations and table
accessories were ~cleverly worked out
by the hostess. Blake CURL received
the high score award. The following
guests were present: MeSsrS. and
Mesdames Blake Curl. Nix Har-
rington. George Potts. Virgil
Thompson and Harold Roland.
Mrs. K. B. Wilmer had for lun-
cheon guests the past week. Mrs.
Myrtle Lee. Mrs. Kathryn Chadick.
and her house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
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