, 1935-02-10
San BenitdnS
Enjoy Bridge
Gatherings
Especial 10 The Heraldl

eNA1S
Thursday afternoon when the men,
bers Of the Silk Stocking club and
several guests met in her home. VAL
entine motifs marked the accessories
for the affair.
When scores we're counted Mrs.
j. T.. Bates was presented with the
award for success among the cub
members and Mrs. Charles Ludden
was the recipient Of the trophy
among the guests. In the later al
ternoon a delicious dessert course
was served.
Guests other than club members
included Mesdames z. w. Edwards,
John Kirby, Charles Ludden. Arthur
Moore. Robert Bone, and Mrs. Pau
Bruce.
The next meeting Of the club viii
be held in the home of Mrs. M. 5.
Nicholson.
Mrs. M. II. Fairey and Mrs. A. r..
Motheral were joint hostesses Thurs
day afternoon when they entertain
ed with a birthday party honoring
their sons, Gordon Fairey and Has
kell Motheral. This event has been
preceded with three other like occa-
sions, and the affair arranged this
year, marking the fourth celebration
was given in the lovely home OF
Mrs. z. II. Fairey.
Upon the arrival Of the little guests
each was presented with a long
string and asked to follow 1t to the
end. after which treasures we're un-
covered. Amusing apple bobbing
contests we're enjoyed as well as a
peanut hunt in which winners for
the largest number found we're
Cookie Aldrich and Billie Lamm.
The large birthday cake was deck
ed with a circus parade and topped
with a canvass tent. The interest
ing CONNECTION was cut and served
with milk chocolate. A salad course
was served to the mothers attending
the delightful affair.
The guest list included intimate
friends OF the honorees and is as
follows: Billie Brackmeyer. Caro-
lyn Ann Hicks. Corky and Johnnie
Dodson, Cookie and Herbert Charles
Aldrich. Thorpe Mealing, Ralph IT,
tus, Loretta. Billie and Patsy Lamm,
Jimmy Warmker. Dorothy Warmker
and Frances Huffman.
The Art and Craft club held its
regular by-monthly meeting with a
luncheon OF smart appointments at
Joe's Place. where delicious MeXi-
can foods comprised the menu.
In the afternoon the members and
other guests adjourned to the home
Of Mrs. Louis WoOdmanSee where
the time was spent in sewing and en-
broidering. In the late afternoon
tempting lemon pie was served with
whipped cream and coffee. Sixteen
members were present.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held IN the home Of Mrs. Arthur
Graves.
A delightful Valentine party was
given Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Oliver,
who reside in Los FresnoS. Men,
bers Of the Learners club were host
esses for the affair honoring their
husbands.
Clever biographies. written by Mrs.
Elmer Morris we're read and child
hood pictures presented OF each
member. which proved to be a very
interesting guessing contest. AtteS
several other contests. under the
direction OF Mrs. r. G. Reese and
Mrs. Adolphe Thomae. DR.. and Mrs.
r. T.. Rushing and little son enter
tanned by singing and playing many
beautiful musical numbers.
Refreshments were served at a late
hour, the Valentine motif being ac-
centuated in the dainty plate lunch
which was served to. MeSsrs. and
Mesdames Wiley Cochran. Jack En-
Tiers, +. L. Paschall, O. w. RalSton,
r. L. RawlS. E. G. Reese. r. z. Rush
ing and son. Adolphe Tomae, John
S%helander, John White and z A.
Oliver.
Mrs. Mabel Thomson, deputy
grand matron Of the Order of the
Eastern Star made her official visit
to the San Benito chapter Monday
evening. The chapter room was eff
fectively decorated with red berries
placed in tall baskets and informing
led with fern. The same lovely
sprays Of red pepper bush were used
about the banquet room where de-
licious apple pie IA served with
coffee following the meeting.
Following the initiatory work,
Mrs. Thomson conducted a most in
structive drill on the work Of the
order. Bel-e closing the meeting the
visitor was presented with a pretty
piece Of pottery as a gift from San
Benito chapter.
Forty members and visitors we're
present for the interesting session.
The personnel Of the San Benito
j. G. Penney Company store was
pleasantly entertained in the home
Of the local manager and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Warburton. when
the group enjoyed a waffle supper
consisting Of crisp bacon, sausages,
tea and coffee.
Following the delicious supper the
evening was spent discussing prob
lens and business methods in the
community.
The Four Corners Bridge club
spent an enjoyable evening in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Phip-
penny when an extra table OF guests
were present. Pretty red carnations
graced the rooms where the play
ers were assembled. O/ler features
Of the evening included appoint
mentS rejecting the Valentine motif.
When scores had been counted tro-
phieS we're awarded to Mrs. j. p.
Mcgehee and Nj. Paul Hill.
"A tempting refreshment course was
served In MessrS and MeSdames =