, 1935-06-02
Barbecue Is
Compliment
To Husbands
Especial to The Herald)

OF the members by Chapter Il. 2. L.
o. and Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Nc
Canse who were hosts for the affair
at the Adams Gardens club house.
Thursday evening.
Present we're Messrs. and Mes
danes w. w. Dees and NJ. King OF
McAIlen; Polk. Hornaday,. d.. L.
Norton. A. z. Klein. j. c. Terhune.
John Fowler. Jr., r. L. Hill. Gerald
w. McKenna, George w. Diehl. A.
j. Rabel, Mesdames Josephine
Young. j. W. Fonville, Grace Hall.
Miss Joy Hall. DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Driskill and son. Wallace, and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. <. Deakin.
Mrs. l.. II. Chatfield. retiring
worthy matron Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star, was hostess Wednes-
day evening at a Mexican dinner
which complimented al retiring Of
ficers Of the local chapter.
The main dining room OF the
Macy Tea House where the affair
was held was given a typical Mex
lean atmosphere by the use Of
serapes. peasant table linens and
gay pottery bowls filled with color
ful blossoms. Hand-tinted place
cards in the form of somb-eros and
tue crystal bon-bon dishes as favorS
gave added charm.
Tan1aVAnN ~ NEn mNnUN HNnWmnWNWnI
were Miss Claudice Grimes ard Mes
danes John It. Thomson, d. r.
Perry, j.. G.. Koniakowsky. j. M.
Paine, Fl. II. Bowers, Edward Mil
ligan. @. K. McCord, Foster Tebbe,
Hugh Ramsey, O. w. Edgerton, Mes
tor r. Smith. Ocie Fristoe, Ella
johnson. p. w. Fischer, 4. G. Ben
nett. s. NJ. Harvey. r. B. Hamilton.
a. r. Connell.
AT a recent meeting OF the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club
il vas voted TO change the time Of
regular meetings from the first and
third Thursday nights TO the first
and third Monday nights Of each
month. The next meeting OF the
club will be held Monday evening
June 3. al the home of Mrs. ". E.
Rice. 1905 South r. street. At that
time plans will be made for send
ing delegates TO the state conven-
ton In Mineral Wells in June and
the national convention in Seattle.
Wash, in July.
The silver anniversary OF both
the local Women's Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist church and
OF the West Texas Missionary Con-
ference. which are simultaneous
will be observed in one large event
in this city to be given In the form
OF a silver tea, Thursday, June 81.
from 4 to s p. m. following action
OF the local society al the regular
business meeting held Tuesday aft
srnOon at the church. Mrs. w. o.
Liston. president, has appointed
Mrs. d. <. Ewing as general chair
man, who will be assisted by the
following to act as chairmen of
committees: Mrs. j. NJ. Richardson,
program; Mrs. A. j. Rabel. invita-
tons; Mrs. Lloyd Thompson. dec
orations: and Mrs. 4. G. Bennett.
hospitality.
The text, "Orientals IN Amer
lean Life was adopted as the next
course Of mission study for the
society which will be presented and
studied In the various circles, begin
ming in two weeks.
Miss Peggy Bush, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Bush. was
hostess Thursday evening for a
dance and game party which COM
plimented a group OF the younger
social set. The pretty affair was
given at the Woman's Building and
was attended by 81 boys and girls.
Fern Wilingham was winner of
the general door prize; Freddie
jackson was winner Of the door
prize for the girls and Jack Fitz-
patrick won the door prize for the
boys.
Mrs. Mary Annice Brewer or
Electra. grandmother Of the hostess
and Mrs. w. Z. Bush presided al
the lace-laid table from which re-
freshmentS were served In the late
evening hours. Punch was served
throughout the evening.
Mrs. Howard Z. Butt and chill
dren. Howard Jr.. and Margaret
Eleanor. are visiting relatives in
Kerrville this week.
Edward SILK. student in the State
University is expected to arrive
here this week end for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Silk.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hodge left
this week for Jacksonville where
they viii remain during the ship
ping season before going 70 Colorado
for the late summer.
Miss Aliyne Fender left Friday
for Austin where she will attend
the summer session OF the State
University.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Starkey and
daughter. Susan. have returned
from K~ingsville where they at
tended the graduation exercises OF
the College Of Arts and Industries.
They we're accompanied home by
Thomas Starkey who received his
B. A. degree from the college.
Miss Frances Peek. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Peek. left We'd
nesday for Denton where she will
attend the summer session of the
State Teachers College.
Mrs. q. II. Fletcher and Mrs. En-
glebrecht left Wednesday for COL
lege Station where they will attend
the commencement exercises Of A.
and M. College. Messrs. George and
Billy Fletcher and Englebrecht. stu
dents in the college viii accompany
them home.
Miss Mabel Schide left Tuesday
afternoon for her home In Paris.
where she viii spend the summer
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