, 1935-02-08
Bridge Events
Noted Lately
In San Benito
Especial 10 TIE HeraIdl


SAN BENITO, FEB. 8. - The We'd
nesday Evening" Bridge club met in
the home OF MI. and Mrs. Paul Rus
sell. when N color scheme Of red
and white was carried out. Lovely
red carnations intermingled with
fern we're placed about the room.
Tables and other accessories for the
games depicted the chosen hues.
Preceding the games a tempting
dessert course was served. Guests
other than club members included
MFR. and Mrs. M. .. Nicholson.
When score were counted Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Goolsby and DR.. j. d.
Casey were presented with the at
trMctive awards.
The next meeting on the club will
be held in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Thomas.
AT ar interesting meeting OF the
San Benito What-To-Read club held
wednesday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs. Ted Pelikan, Mrs MaRoon was
the guest artist. Twenty members
answered roll call.
During the business session an in
teresting report concerning the city
Identification project was present
ed by Mrs. j. L. Bates. Mrs. K. w.
Edwards. chairman OF the social
committee gave a report and APP
pointed several committees. A re-
IRrt or the finance committee was
given by Mrs. Joe Sellars.
Mrs.. Magoon, who has recently
come TO the United States from
Hawaii. brought many interesting
phases OF life as II Is on the islands.
70 the club members. She present.
ed In IN charming manner the history
or the islands. the origin OF the
Hawaiian race its mode OF dress.
and principal interests In life. edu-
cation and religion.
Following this interesting review.
she sang several songs In the native
tongue. These numbers were Fare
welpto Thee" The Song OF the Is
lands "Alohoa. Means ! Love You"
and ITO You"
The next meeting OF the club will
be Saturday afternoon. Feb. IS. when
the club will observe It's anniversary
ten at the First Methodist church.
Elaborate plans have been completed
for this event and a splendid mu-
steal program prepared. The hour
has been set from 4 70 $50 o'clock.
Among the many ENJOYABLE parties
OF the past week was the one given
All the home ar Mrs. Asa Agar when
she carried out "A Valentine motif In
all appointments for the afternoon.
Lovely clusters Of red carnations
were placed about the rooms where
the guests were seated. Scorepads
were red and white.
Following an interesting series OF
games lovely awards from Mexico,
we're presented to Mrs. Ezra Dodson.
Mrs. Mary Bradley and Mrs. @. T..
Lovett.
In the late afternoon a salad course
was served. Those enjoying the
courtesr were MesdameS n. XII VIII
meth. n. q. Treon, n. "A. Plummer,
Raw Smith, II. c. Aldrich, George
Campbell. BENJAMIN Shoemaker.
Jesse WEIGH. R. n. Goolshy. Leigh
STANLEY. Charles Allen. .. $. Dodds,
Ezra Dodson. A. L. Price, G. T. Low
cit. Nathan Craig. r. 3. Sublett
C. MI. Wunderman. Mary Bradley. r.
j. Blount. III. u. Glasscockc. James
Sweeney. Ralph Agar and Miss Ina
Brown OF San Marcos.
Marsha Lou Hayes was named hon.
GREE during the first OF the week
when her mother. Mrs. NJ. B Hays
entertained on the occasion Of her
second birthday.
"A Valentine theme prevailed all
phases Of the affair. red and white
being carried out In the decorative
notes. The table In the dining room
was laid with a lace cloth over a red
foundation. The birthday cake. a
large snowy CONNECTION was iced In
white and decorated with designs
In red tracerv. Tar red tapers flank
ed either end OF the pretty table.
Favors Of Valentines and red paper
hats were presented to each OF the