, 1935-03-17
O. E.. s. Tea
To Be GiOen
Wednesday
Especial 70 me Herald

W1a ~ GNNNA 40 - a III W0a
nesday afternoon March Goth from
three-thirty TO six o'clock In the
American Legion Hall. The O. L 5.
Chapter OF La Ferla will entertain
Representatives from all over the VAL
ley. honoring al this time Mrs. Jane
Hensley Of Ia Feris, who Is a mem
her Of the grand resolutions COM
mIttee OF the Grand Chapter Or
der OF the Eastern star OF Texas
Assisting IN receiving the guests
al this time Will be the other grand
Officers IN the Valley.
Members Of the Lateral 7 club
met in the home OF Mrs. A. r. Mid
dleton for their last regular meet
ing having as hostess Mrs. II. Z. Jes-
sup. Twenty-eight members and sew
eral guests were present. During the
afternoon a series Of contests we're
arranged IN which Mrs. Frank Grim
sell and Mrs. Pearson were win
nerS OF. the wards for success.
A tempting relreshment plate wa
passed. Guests other than club
members included Mesdames Ar
thur Anderson G. j. YoSt ana Mrs.
Pearson Of kankakee. III.
The 1Win-City Bridge club was
pleasantly entertained IN the home
OF Mrs. Ed Reeves when she used a
color note Of green and gold, SYM
bolic OF the St. Patrick season.
Flowers and other features OF the
occasion centered around the chos-
en- colors.
Prizes were presented TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. McLary and Mr.. nd Mrs. Her.
man Watson In the late evening
delicious short cake was served with
coffee.
Guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Troy
Henderson OF Harrington. The next
meeting Of the club will be held In
the home OF Mrs. McLarry.
Mrs. j. 4. Craven vas leader We'd
nesday afternoon when the men,
bers OF Aurora Literary club met
IN the home OF Mrs. Nicely New
man. The subject for discussion
uas Italian Art" Plans we're COM
pleted for the annual tea, which
will be given April 10th.
Several interesting papers were
read by Mrs. A. &. Smith who spoke
on art Treasures IN the Vatican"
Mrs. j. z. Craven gave a report on
the Life and Works OF Giorgione
de CaStelfranco. an artist OF the
18th century. Mrs. A. II. Lamm dis
cuSsed "Tziano Vocelio." The works
of Tintoretto and Veronese were
presented by Mrs. Charles Allison
and Mrs. Harold Fairey-
Mrs. I~gh Stanley was hostess
to the members OF the Thursday
Contract Bridge club in her honI,
using q color note OF yellow and
green in the accessories for the al
fair.
Following the games Mrs. Joe
gellars was presented with the
award for success. The club mem
bers remembered Mrs. John Busch
with a lovely Gift package. In the
late afternoon a dessert course was
served. The next meeting OF the club
will be held in the home Of Mrs. Ray
Stewart.
The San Benito Business and
Professional Women's club al their
regular meeting MADE plans for a
luncheon TO be held al the StoneWal
jackson. COMMUNICATING National
Business and Professional Week.
Mrs. Isabelle Seydler was IN charge
OF the meeting which was held IN
4 her gift shop.
During the business session the
members voted to contribute five
g. H. nnnfN T-TafHNn1ffnT
fund. an organization which cares
for the needy child. Other reports
OF various committees were read.
The program was lead by Mrs. Eileen
Taft who chose as her subject,
Membership" Mrs. r. A. Plum
mer was present as a new member
Of the group. as was Miss Billie Mae
Moore. Misses Doris and Dorothy
Erwin were elected 10 membership.
At the next regular meeting OF
the Parent Teachers association
which will be held on Monday after
noon at the high school. Mrs. Har-
old Humphries OF Harrington VIII be
the guest speaker. Mrs. HumphrieS
has lectured In many schools and
, clubs Over the United States and
has been in children's work for the
! past several years. and is consider
ed an authority on child training.
Her subject for the afternoon viii
be, "The Child's Gifts"
The Dos Mesas Bridge Club met
In the home of Mrs. Glenn GoolSby
on wednesday evening when the
only out-of-the club guest was Mrs.
III. r. McFadden. Flowers and APP
pointments for the occasion depict
ed the approach OF the st. Patrlcks
Season
When scores were counted the
I trophy for success was awarded 10
: Mrs. McFadden. A tempting salad
course was served after the games.
Z Mrs. Ned c. RigSbee was hostess
wednesday afternoon { the
members OF the Culture Club met
Tn her home on Lateral I. Mrs.
prank Roberts was leader for the
Afternoon, presenting an interest
snv discourse on the Texas Centen-
NAL" In outlining the general cele-
-hration. Mrs. Roberts brought out
-tne MANY events in early Texas his
cory which will be oommemorated
in 1886. Mrs. c. E. Hudson gave a
v.ost interesting review OF The
mari DAYS Of Texas History, IN
-rhich she presented a graphic pic
tnra ~ the many hardshipS entered
80 the early settlers Of the state.
urolIn or children from MIS-
49,, rottreI's room under the d.
serFion OF Miss Maude NoSler sang
|. gro,,n of Texas songs. Another
s~rtsresting part of the program in
rluded the roll call in which mem
hsr< answered by naming some WIG
scuer of Texas. Program leader Tor
che meeting was Mrs. o. /. Byrd.
rrhe next meeting OF the club
LalS a, the hone Of Mrs. NJ. |