, 1935-01-13
Bridge Eoents
Are DiUeTi0n
For Society
Especial TO The Heraldl

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SAN BENITO, Jan. IL. - Yellow
and bronze chrysanthemums provid-
ed an interesting decorative note
Thursday when Mrs. Harry Foehner
was hostess to the members OF the
silk Stocking club.
Preceding the games a delicious
dessert course was served.
When scores we're totalled the
award for success was presented to
Mrs. j. L. Bates. Guests Of the club
we're Mrs. Jimmie A~rgenbright and
Mrs. Carlos Ludden. The next
meeting OF the club will be held IN
the home Of Mrs. r. b. Goolsby. Jan.
"a.
The Wednesday Evening Bridge
club was entertained in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hill. when a in
teresting arrangement OF calendual-
las made a pleasing setting for the
four tables of bridge.
1HG QtENCAL COnA0C NAAA1AA was ~
ed preceding the games carried out
rainbow colors, while the tables were
laid with cloths of pink. yellow, pale
green and blue.
When playing had been concluded
the awards were presented TO Mrs.
Harry Carroll and MI. PEEL Russell.
Guests other than club members
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carroll,
The next meeting Of the club will be
held in the home of Mrs. G. l..
Miner.
San Benito's youngest set was
pleasingly entertained Monday al
ternoon when Mrs. Chico Adamson
and Mrs. Glen Goolsby chaperoned
a birthday party honoring Betty
AdamSon.
The children enjoyed varied games
on the lawn and after a series OF
contests, individual favors were Civ
en- to each child. In the late after
noon the birthday cake cleaning
with seven lighted candles was cut
and served with ice cream Twenty
little guests enjoyed the hospitality.
Mrs. Tate Taylor was q charming
hostess Monday evening when she
complimented Mrs. G. ID. Junker OF
Harrington. with a bridge party OF
pretty appointments. Lovely spring
blossoms were placed about the
rooms. while tallies and scorepadS
reflected the pastel colors.
Following the games the hostess
presented Mrs. Junker with an at
tractive gift while the award Of the
evening was given to Miss Lois Cook
Attractive refreshment plates bear
ing a spring salad and individual
cake squares was served after the
games. Those present were Misses
Mary Nell Hughes, Elizabeth Nom.
menson, Lois Cook. Mesdames Mark
Gardner. Marian Kunz. Fred Booth
and the guest OF honor.
Miss Helen Barr was named hon
Gree during the past week wher
Miss Dolores Pitts entertained with
a slumber party. celebrating the
birthday Of the honoree. A pleasing
color note OF pink and white pre-
vaded all appointments for the hos
pitality.
Preceding the midnight matinee
a retreshment course carrying out
the favored colors was served
Those enjoying the affair included
the honoree. Misses Phyliss Maley
Sadie Roberts. Doris Johnston
Thelma Copeland. Mrs. Thana Pow
ell and Mrs. Loretta Bassett, and the
hostess.
The Tuesday Evening Bridge club
was delightfully."- entertained in the
home Of Mrs. Earl Barber when She
served a delicious Mexican dinner Ia
the several club members and a few
guefs.
Following the dinner hour and
during the games Of bridge. gifts
were awarded to Mrs. Arthur Lee
and Miss Thelma Copeland. Guests
Of the club were Misses Marjorie
Schrieber and Helen Barr. The next
meeting Of the club will be held in
the home OF Miss Thelma Copeland
The home Of Mrs. L. II. Warburton
presented an interesting setting
Tuesday evening when she compli-
mented Miss Marcia Preuitt and her
sister. Mrs. Claude Lindblad.
Bridal colors Of pink and green
prevailed all appointments for the
evening. lovely bouquets NJ pink
roses intermingled with sprigs OF
lacey fern adorned the home. Three
tables of bridge guests enjoyed the
pretty affair.
Following the games trophies were
awarded TO Mrs. Ray Taft and Mrs.
Harold Hollon. The hostess remem-
oered the honorees with pretty gifts.
Miss Preuitt has been complimented
with many interesting pre-nuptial
affairs. The guest list on this oc-
caSion included intimate friends of
the honorees.
The home OF Mrs. L. II. Thacker
was pretty in a decorative note of
pink, when the members Of the Mary
Martha Circle OF the First Baptist
church, were her guests. Mrs. r. 4.
l.. Mewshaw. a member OF the cir
Gle. was named honoree. Mrs. New
shaw will depart in the near future
Tor China in company with DR.. r.
Z. II. MewShaw, who will devote his
time TO medical work in a Baptist
hospital there.
The Bible study was directed BY
Mrs. Arthur Mcmillan. followed by
the devotional given by Mrs. Dodson.
Following the interesting program
a short business session was held.
An interesting feature of the meet
ing was the beautiful bouquet Of
nandkerchiefs, gifts Of the circle
members, which was presented 10