, 1935-02-14
Bridge Affairs
Of Note Held
In San Benito
Especial 20 Tns Herald

standing among the many interest
ing parties Of the early spring season
we're the beautiful affairs given in
the home Of Mrs. Ralph Agar with
Mrs. w. j. Vinsant a. co-hoSteSS.
Saturday and Monday afternoons.
Guests were received at the door
BY Mrs. Agar and Mrs. VinSant. after
which they assembled in the rooms
where lovely sprays Of red carna-
tions and fern, air plants and trail
Ing ivy vine IN crystal vases. proN1d-
Cd a most unusual background. Ten
tables for the games had white lin
en- covers. and other accessories in
red. On each table a large red heart
was fastened and in clever rhyme
the players we're directed TO a large
basket of prizes. colorful packages
in red and white, which had been
placed on the piano. Tiny red hearts
in crystal plates completed the en-
semble Of each table.
Following the games Miss Jean
Agar and Miss Dolly VinSsnt. dsugh-
tiers of the hosteSSes. dressed IN long
evening dresses Of red crepe assist
ed in the serving. Delicious refresh
ments in valentine motif were served.
Gifts for Saturday afternoon were
awarded to Mrs. Frank Carter, first.
Mrs. c. L. Jones for second, Mrs.
Floyd Worth and Mrs. c. NJ Wun-
derman.
Mondays awards for success we're
presented to Mrs. r. B Stewart first,
Mrs. Z. 3. Wells for second. Mrs.
Tom Bolles and Mrs. s. S Dodds.
The combined guest list for the two
afternoons included MeSdames Paul
Rossell. j. II. Grove. NJ. 3. Huff
man. r. L. Hinkley. G. L Jones. Bliss
Marshall. Edwin Siezer. FLOYD Worth.
F. G. Ludden. John Clark, z. L. Bar
more. G. NJ. Cash, John Busch. NJ.
d. Monger. r. B. Sublett, Tom Jones.
r. B. Goolsby. Joe z. Smith. Frank
Grlmsell, Earl Reed. z. j Blount, A.
L. Price. George Campbell, Nathan
Craig. j. p. Dyer. G. d. Carr. j. r.
Strict. j. (. Craven. +. I. Bucklin.
Warren Owens. w w. Simmons.
Albert Hervey, c. NJ. Wunderman.
Tom Marchbanks. Harry Carroll. NJ.
A. Thompson. z. H. Downs, Frank
Carter. Z. z. Adgen, and Carrie
Startup.
Mesdsmes Ed Brady. Charles
Greenslade, Charles Ludden. Davis
Wade. Ray Smith, Knox Smith.
Ralph Carter. Charles Barnes, Ar
thur Goolsby. Jim Buck. Asa Agar.
John Bowie, S. S. Dodds. Paul Hill.
Louie Morris, K. II. Fairey. Charles
Barber, j. Reed, Charles Hervey, G.
5. Pugsley. w. A. Tippitt. J. l.. Bates.
w. p. Hinkley. w. "A. Garribrandt
Fred Wedegsrtner. Leigh Stanley. o.
G. Hamilton, z. N. Brown, Robert
Bone. (. B. Wells, r. j. East, Sulema
Etchison, r. 3. Stewart. John Koontl.
Tom Bolles. Clarkson Cowgirl. Frost
Bonner, w. r. Brown and Miss Mary
Cowgirl.
Miss Lois Loveless Was a charming
hostess Thursday evening when the
members Of the S. 0. S. club met IN
her home. Future activities Of the
club were discussed and plans made
for the next several meetings.
During the evening a tempting re-
freShment course was served 70
Misses Doris Schrieber. Iris Kientz.
Dorothy Mcintosh, Anna Vivian Ma
ley and Eleanor Sullivan.
Among the many interesting events
scheduled for the near future Will
be the antique exhibit which Will be
held Saturday and Sunday. Feb. %
and "A. Proceeds will 90 10 the
general fund Of the local beautifica-
ton work.
The exhibit promises to be Of out
standing interest and will be held IN
the newly constructed municipal
golf club clubhouse. north Of San
Benito. The interior Of the club
house IS most attractive and VIII af-
ford an ideal setting tor the many
antiques which will be on display.
Each club cooperating with the
Identification committee will be re-
cponsibic for a part OF the exhibit.
and Will assist in selling the tickets
for admission.
The several clubs assisting in the
sponsoring OF the exhibit include the
following organizations and their
Identification chairman: Culture
club. Mrs. G. z. Hudson; American
Association OF University Women,
Miss ESsie Roots; San Benito What
To-Read club. Mrs. j. L. Bates: All
rora club. Mrs. "A r. Motheral:
Learners club. Mrs. F. L. Paschall:
Athenian club. Mrs. John Harris:
p. z. o. Mrs. Nellie z. ChenoWith.
Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Ralph Agar:
Garden club. Mrs. Leonard Humble:
Business and Professional Womens
club. Mrs. Harriet TsbeT.
Mrs Earl Johnson was named hon.
Gree when Mrs. Dick Powell Of Har-
lingen entertained the members Of
her sewing club. Several out-of club
guests were present for the surprise
event.
Following the arrival Of the guests,
the honoree, a recent bride, was gwen
a number of red satin ribbon stream
ers. she was asked to follow these.
which led 70 the kitchen. There she
found many lovely packages wrap
ped and tied III the colorS Of red
and black.
IN the dining room the refreshment
table was laid with a lovely hand
made cloth with appointments OF red
and black. The attractive tea DAM
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