, 1935-02-03
B andPWB
Entertained
In San Benito
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fully entertained in the home OF
Mrs. Z. z Odgen when Miss Mamie
Gordon and Miss Edith Horkman
we're joint hostesses. Lovely flowers
added a note Of color to the rooms
where the guests assembled.
During the evening a series Of
bridge games were enjoyed. When
scores we're counted gifts were
awarded to Mrs. Eileen Taft. Miss
Gordon and Mrs. Isabella Seydler.
Following the games a delicious e
freshment course was served to IL
members and one guest. Miss Mil
dred Koontz OF Inez.
The many events Of the past week
included the benefit bridge given IN
the main parish hall at st. Bene-
diets church, and. having as sDon-
sors Mrs. w. F. Buesing. Mrs. E. E.
Odgen, Mrs. @. j. Thomas and Mrs.
c. z. Fleming.
During the games Of bridge awards
we're presented to Mr.. E. E. Odgen.
and Mrs. Richter. in contract. AT
the auction tables trophies were given
to Miss Emily Jane Gobar and Mr..
Charles Ludden.
In the late evening a tempting
dessert course was served to a large
group Of players.
The San Benito Music club held its
regular meeting the first Of the
week in the home OF Mrs. z. <. VIII
meth. German COMPOSERS were stud
led during the meeting.
An interesting paDer OF German
music was read by Mrs. Ralph Agar
preceding the musical numbers which
followed.
Miss Mae Wilson gave an especial
~ pleasing number from Bach, which
was we'll received BY those present.
A vocal selection. "Oh Thou Sublime
Sweet Evening Star" was sung by
Mrs. w. T. Pitts. Miss Lillian Harf
rendered a violin solo, "Serenade, -
from Franz Schubert, she was ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs. Joe
Sellars. The concluding number on
the program was a duet from Mo-
cart. played hv Mrs. T. S. CaSwell
and Mrs. Joe Sellars.
The next meeting of the club will
be held In the home Of Mrs. Harry
SCHNEIDER on Feb. II.
Ttn no,.o1 Nra;cLh1~- .o.
Camp Corona number 1920. held their
annual installation OF officers at the
home OF Mrs. j. v. Wagner on Tues
day evening.
Installing officers for the meeting
includes Mrs. Lula Palmer and Ray
mond McWilliams. The officers elect,
who received their charges for the
new year were orical. Mrs. Elsie
Couch: vice orical. Mrs. Vera Jacob
son. past orical. Mrs. Lula Palmer:
chancellor. Mrs. Mary Wagner: re-
corder. Mrs. Ella Sullivan; receiver,
Mrs. Loretta Bassett: manager. Mrs.
Maud Palmer: MANAGER, Mrs. Vivian
Schneider; marshall. Mrs. Marie
Byrd. musician. Mrs. LEILA Ray: flag
GCdAC MID OEAL AAAG DOte~Otls
Following the installation cere-
monies a brief business session was
held after which refreshments were
served.
The Wednesday Contract Bridge
club met at the home Of Mrs. Ed
Hinklev who carried out an interest
ing Valentine motif in all appoint
ments for the afternoon.
During the games the award was
presented to Mrs. M. p. Huffman.
In the late afternoon a tempting re-
freshment course was served. Guests
other than club members were Mrs.
Mcdaniel, who is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Ezra DodSon. and Mrs.
NJ. 3. Huffman.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held in the home Of Mrs. w. +.
Brackmeyer.
DR.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hink'ey enter
tanned at their home with a sur
prise birthday party honoring their
son. Ed Hinkley. on the occasion
Of his birthday. Seasonal blooms
provided an interesting environment
for the two tables OF PLAYERS. other
accessories carried out the colors OF
the flowers.
During the late evening a temDting
supper course was served. The table
in the dining room lad as a center
piece a larpe birthday cake, TONED
with LIGHTED tanerS.
Guests for the evening included
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hin-'ev. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles ruddar. Mr.. end Mrs
Frank c. Ludden and the host and
hostess.
The Wednesdnv Luncheon pr1S-e
club met al the Aztec for luncheon
and. following the dinner of Mexican
foods. adjourned to the home OF Mrs
Hilary Hicks where games Of bridge
we're enioved.
Colors noted In the came acres
series carried out the BRIGHT colors
featured during the dinner hour
When scores were tctaled Mrs
Charles Green was presented with
the award. An interesting phase OF
the afternoon included the band
kerchief shower for Mrs. J.. n. Tor
raS. whose birthday was on this date.
Guests for the event included Mrs.
II L. Alsmever: club members were
Mesdames Charles Green. Raw Smith.
L. Burrus. Robert Schmidt, J. III.
Torras, Tommy Cooke and Hilary
Hicks.
At a regular meeting Of the San
Benito Garden cub interesting dis
cusSion in regard TO the pruning and
cutting back of shrubberv. which suf-
fered during the recent freeze, made
up the instructive program.
Members answered roll call bv Civ
ing facts concerning the planting and
care Of flowers. The Wild Flowers
Of Texas" was the subject Of a pa
per read by Mrs. McMurty. A round