, 1935-04-23

class returned TO San Benlto in the
evening.
Another OF a series of events hon
cring the members Of the class in
cluded a barbecue supper and swim
given in the home Of Mrs. S. 5
DoddS, when Mrs. DoddS, Mrs. <.
B. Wells and Mrs. Harry Hinkley
we're joint hoStesses. Honorees on
this occasion were Misses Jane
Bonner, Frances EtchiSon. Elinor
Shafer and Mary Hinkley.
The guest list included the hon.
creeS and Misses Helen Huxley,
Anna Beth Bowie. Laura Brandon,
Barbara Boyer, Dorothy Goldblum,
Adelaide Pue, Nancy Merriweather.
Ruth EtchisOn, Maurine East, Mary
katherine Odgen, FlcSSie Grove and
Jean Agar, MeSSers Robert Kellogg,
Joe Smith, William Weber, Howard
kennedy, Manner Lawson, <. b. Rob-
ertS, Jesse Thompson, Chester Dunn,
Dan Wunderman, Robert Ballenger,
j. L. P%hippenny. Joe Horkman, Ty-
son Davis, Glenn Siderious, Harry
Austin, Albert Thornton, Jr., j. o
Butler. Avery Cotton, Joe Davis Bal
lenger, Jack Cooper and Bobbie
Minis.
Mrs. w. r. BracKmeyer was a
charming hostess when her bridge
club met in her home this past week.
When scores were counted Mrs
John Kirby, the only guest present,
was high. Mrs. j. d. Wren was sec
end high.
Mrs. j. w. Sweeney was hostess
lately when members of her bridge
club assembled at the Stonewall
Jackson hotel for dinner.
Following the dinner the guests
gathered in the home of Mrs. Swee-
ney for the games Of bridge.
During the games trophies were
presented TO Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b.
Wells and to Mrs. s. S. Dodds. The
next meeting Of the club will be
held in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Wade.
Seventy-five young girls were pres
ent for the organization meeting Of
the Girl Scouts which was held dur
ing the week in the home of Mrs. j.
w. Sweeney. The movement, Spon-
sored by the American Association
Of University women is under the
leadership Of Mrs. j. w. Sweeney.
Mrs. Paul Walker Of Harrington,
an experienced Girl Scout worker
and organizer Of the movement in
India. vas present for the meeting
TO assist in the organization.
Three troops and their leaders
have been set up in the North Ward
Section with supervisors as follows:
Mrs. Sweeney and Katherine Reese;
Mrs. Z. E. Odgen, Junior high:
Mrs. Joe Ballenger and Mrs. @. w.
Ralston, Landrum school. A troop
in the Fred Booth School will be
directed by Miss ConSeulo Eva Cava-
EOS.
Those assisting the supervisors
will be Mrs. Paul Cottrell who will
have charge Of the nature work,
which will include instruction in
birds. flowers and trees. Mrs. A. +.
Demers will have charge OF the
handicraft section, while Miss ESsie
Roots will teach swimming and scout
craft.
The group OF prescott girls viii
be under the supervision Of Mrs. r.
j. Bonner.
Members OF the Four Corners
Bridge club assembled in the home
Of Mrs. Paul Hill Friday evening.
During the games Mrs. Arthur
Moore received an attractive gift.
Mr.. Clark Crops was high among
the men.
Mrs. Z. j. Blount was hostess re-
Gently to the members Of her bridge
club. when garden flowers were used
about the rooms.
Members OF the Thursday even
ing bridge club met In the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Stewart when
the only guests for the evening weAe
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Bates.
Following the games the prize
awards went to Mrs. Jesse WEIGH
and Mr.. r. B. Stewart. The next
meeting of the club will be held in
the home Of Mrs. Jesse WEIGH.
At a meeting Of the American
Legion Auxiliary held in the home
Of Mrs. Joe Spears plans were made
for the poppy day sale which will
be under the Craftsmanship OF Mrs.
d. w. Day. The sale will be conduct
ed Saturday May Is.
During the meeting a playlet writ
ten and directed by Mrs. A. r. Dem
erS, child welfare chairman, was
presented. Those taking parts were
Max Fitzpatrick. Logan walker and
Margaret Pfieffer.
The only guest for the meeting
was Mrs. +. +. LeMarchal. The next
meeting Of the auxiliary will be held