, 1935-02-03

Matrimony frequently becomes a
matter O. money.
Swan Lochmiller, Mary Joe Grove
and Sonnie Nichols. Readings by
Mary 10 Grove and Evelyn Kenne-
mar were especially enjoyed.
W. p. Thompson. aifectionately
known as Dad" was given special
recognition due to the fact that he
holds a membership Of 50 years
standing. one hundred ana sixty
members OF the two lodges were pre-
sent for the annual observance OF
this day.
Mrs. Clee Holloway and Mrs. Dick
Young complimented Mrs. j.. q.
SOyars on the occasion Of her fiji
ueth birthday when they entertain
cd intimate friends OF the honoree
at the home Of Mrs. Holloway.
During the social hour many be-
ribbOned packages were presented 10
the guest of honor, after which the
birthday cake cleaning with lighted
tapers was cut and served with COT
fee and punch.
Guests enjoying the courtesy were
Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur An
Gerson, s. NJ. Gerlach, T.. X. Elrod,
Henry Jessup. Ossie Seal. Clifford
Clark, DR.. and Mrs. Hunter. Mes
danes Clifton Clark, Bartlett. USh-
cry. Misses Dorothy Jean and Velma
5oyarS, Docio and Doris Clark, Eu-
dora and Ruth Elrod and Ralph e.
rod.
Interesting among the many de-
Eehtful affairs of the past week was
the bridge dinner arranged in the
home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. r. a. Ewing
on their first wedding anniversary.
Lovely accessories carried out in
pastel shades adorned the rooms
where the six tables Of players were
seated. OF especial attraction was
the lovely four TERED wedding cake.
embossed in white icing and decorat-
ed in a tracery design OF green. The
names OF the host and hostess were
CleVerly written with the icing across
the top OF the pretty CONNECTION, their
marriage date being in the center.
Games OF bridge were enjoyed In
the early evening followed by dane
ing later. Souvenirs at bridge were
presented 10 MIS-. Ezra DodSon and
Mr.. l.. a. Wilke.
The guest list included MessrS. and
MeSdames Rankin Kennedy. Russell
DOdds OF McAllen, Pat O'Brien. Ezra
Dodson, ". ID. Collins, Jack Hogue,
al III. Lamm. w. @. Stephenson,
Misses Chrisse Bowie, Mamie Lilies,
Dorothy Glyn Ward, Messrs. Jack
Frost, Stewart Adkins, Jerome Bur
baker, II "A. Wilke.
Members Of the Thursday Contract
Bridge club met IN the home OF Mrs.
Tom Jones when an interesting dec
urative note OF red and green was
carried out. Red carnations and fern
were USED about the rooms.
During the games OF bridge Mrs
o. o. Hamilton vas presented with
the guest award. Preceding the
games a delicious sweet course was
served.
Those attending included Mrs.
Albert Hervey, j. L. Bates. Q. G.
Hamilton. r. E. Goolsby, N. D. Mon
ger, Harry Foehner. r. 3. Stewart,
Leigh Stanley, Jesse WEIGH. John
Busch, Joe Sellars, Paul Hill and
the hostess.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held IN the home Of Mrs. N. d.
Monger.
Members OF the DOS Mesas Bridge
club were entertained in the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. M. l.. Norvell We'd
nesday evening. Accessories for the
games depicted a color scheme Of
red and white.
When scores were tOtaled Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Goolsby received an
award. Following the games a tempt
ing dessert course was served.
Those enjoying the hospitality we're
MeSsrs. and Mesdames Glenn Gools-
BY, ". d. Ferguson, Gordon Pelley
and the hosts.
Miss Lille Vasquez was hostess
during the past week to the members
OF the "Mignon" club at her home.
Sewing ana embroidering were the
main features OF the pleasant even
ing. Following the sewing hour hot
chocolate and cake were served.
Those present were Misses Conchita
Gonzales. Della Villarreal, Guadalupe
Hernandez, Margarita Villarreal,
Angelica Cabaza, Consuelo and
Neomi Ruth Cavazos, Anita Vasquez
and the hostess.
Special guests for the affair in
cluded Miss Librada Cavazos,
Brownsville, Misses Leila V%illarreal,
Delfina Gonzales. and Mrs. Otila l..
Rios OF San Benito.
At the close Of the meeting a yell
low silk cushion was presented to
Miss Delfina Gonzales, who was
winner IN a series Of contests. The
next meeting Of the club will be held
IN the home Of Miss Della Villarreal
on February 9th.
Word has been received in San
Benito from Mrs. @. L. Miner, who
has been in Manchester, Tenn. for
the past three weeks at the bedside
Of her mother, Mrs. J. II. Looming,
tl.1t her mother Is greatly improved.
Mr. Miner, who was called to Ten
nessee expects TO return 10 the VAL
ley in the next few days