, 1935-11-06
Arts, Crafts
Honor One At
Party Event
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial to The Herald)
SAN BENITO, Nov. 8 - Mrs.
Frank Barber was named honor
guest recently when the Arts and
Crafts club OF which she Is q mem
Der observed her birthday anniver-
sary with q covered dish luncheon
Ia the home OF Mrs. Mabel Glas-
gov.
Those enjoying the affair besides
the members were the honoree and
her mother, Mrs. Wilkersop who Is
visiting In the Valley from Pennsyl-
vania-
The Thursday Contract Bridge
club was entertained by Mrs. j. II.
KoontS at luncheon.
When scores were totaled the favor
went to Mrs. Davis Wade. Guests
other than club members included
Mesdames John Clark and Davis
Van Cleve. The next meeting Of
the club will be with Mrs. Z. z. Cd
gen, Nov. Il, at 2:30.
Mrs .Claud Shafer was hostess re-
Gently to the Lateral T club In her
home. Following a brief business
meeting a social hour was enjoyed
in which games and contests provid-
ed diversion. Contest prizes went TO
Mesdames VIII Shafer and A. E.
Graves.
The Luncheon Bridge club was en-
tertaind by Mrs. M. A. Thompson.
Guests assembled at the Stonewall
Jackson hotel where luncheon was
served with the guests going later
to the home Of Mrs. Thompson for
the games.
Score favor went to Mrs. Charles
Herndon following the games.
Guests other than club members in
cluded MesdameS Charles Bowie,
James Sweeney and Charles Hern-
don. The next meeting Of the club
will be with Mrs. j. d. Ward.
Mrs. John White. sponsor OF the
Sunshine Class of the First Baptist
church, complimented the class with
a Halloween party. She was as
sisted inhostess duties by Mrs. Clip
Ralston.
The evening was spent in games
and various contests. Those enjoy
ing the affair were Helen Joyce Da-
Wis, Polly Breedlove, Letha Mae KY
ser. Velma SoyarS, Mary Minta Polly
and Virginia Stovall.
Miss Emily Jane Gobar was COM
plimented on her birthday anniver-
sary when Mesdames J. G. Mcdonald
and Durda entertained in the home
Of the former with q luncheon.
During the games Of bridge high
was made by Miss Gobar. She was
also remembered with a pretty gift
from the hostesSes. Low went TO
Mrs. Bob McLeash.
Guests for the occasion were Mes
danes Arthur Cowden, Clyde Cha
telle, Bob McLeash, Charley Gobar,
Nap Chatelle, DeCook. Miss Kay Of
Chicago who is the guest OF Mrs.
Durda and the hosts.
Mrs. AL Lamm named her daugh-
ter, Patricia, honoree on her fifth
birthday. Favors were miniature
birthday cakes having jack-o-lan-
tern faces.
During the afternoon prizes IN a
series Of games went to Doris Ais
meyer and jamie Aiken. Children
present included Nina Beth Lilies.
Caroline Hicks, Dean Collins, Jimmy
Brown, Doris Alsmeyer, Gordon
Fairey, jamie Aiken, Haskell Mother
al, Gloria Wittenbach Of Harlingen,
June Margot Housley, Gay Mueller,
Charles Ray Alsmeyer, Jack and Joe
Bledsoe, Billy, Loretta and Patsy
Lamm.
Mrs. @. D. Carr and Mrs. J. Z.
Craven assisted Mrs. Lamm in host
eSS duties
Mrs. z. c. Lee was the only out
of-the-club guest when Mrs. Ed
Hinkley entertained her bridge club.
Award during the games went TO
Mrs. A. r. Kennedy.
Mrs. Doe Of South Dakota who is
q BuCob II Tic nOulC VI MIS- JULIUS
Kerr was named honor guest when
Mrs. Kerr entertained with a lunch
con. Guests enjoying the hospitali-
ty included Mesdames Doe, N. q.
Chatell, Frank Crops, Fl. j. Tandy,
George Laakso, Dan Robbins, Lou
ella Kerr. Miss Ethel Gammen and
the hostess.
A dinner dance was the charm
ing hospitality arranged in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. M. Bachman
when Mrs. w. F. Brackmeyer was
named as honor guest. Those pres
ent included Messrs and Mesdames
A. F .Hedrick Of Pharr. DR.. and Mrs.
j. "A. Hockaday Of Port Isabel. DR..
and Mrs. Brackmeyer and Messrs.
and Mesdames A. r. Kennedy, J. NJ.
and Frank Carter.
Dwight Day and Billy Brandon
were joint hosts when they enter
tanned with a Halloween party In
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Day.
During an apple contest prizes went
to Mary Dale Hagar and Richard
Winners IN a QUESTIONABLE
contest were Buddy Breedlove, Eu-
dora Elrod and Geraldine Hornberg.
Those present were Billie Jean