Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Baker With Six Tables
Mrs J E Baker entertained Tuesday afternoon with six tables of bridge. Autumn flowers decorated the room creating a seasonal setting for the gathering.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
20
Mrs J E Baker entertained Tuesday afternoon with six tables of bridge. Autumn flowers decorated the room creating a seasonal setting for the gathering.
A merry gathering featured games with Mrs. Bill Baskin taking the top score and Mrs. Frank Cheeves second. Guests enjoyed apple pie with whipped cream and hot coffee after tables were neatly set with linen nets and luncheon napkins. Out of town guest Mrs. Ernest Cofield of Rockdale attended.
The Matyastik Miller families express deep appreciation for neighbors and friends who offered flowers and help during the loss of Darrell Cyrus. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. John Matyastik and Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matyastik and family, and Mr. and Mrs. FE S. Miller and family.
A Christmas decorating guide by Josephine Walter outlines festive ideas for home decor. It covers tree themes from red white and blue schemes to two dimensional wall Santas, flat and miniature trees, mantel displays, and wall treatments with swags, candles, and ribbons. It also suggests table centerpieces for both children and elders using garlands, painted pine cones, decorative linens, and poinsettias to enhance holiday spirit.
The Friendship Sunday School class held its annual Christmas party at the Baptist annex Monday evening with teacher Mrs. Cecil Culpepper and husbands as guests. Special posts included the A. C. Strickland class and Rev. and Mrs. N. D. Timmerman. Mrs. R. G. Grabein led games while a Christmas tree inspired pantomime gift dramatizations followed by a salad plate and coffee.
The record notes that Texas had an estimated population of about 50,000 people in 1833, indicating a sparsely settled territory on the eve of major events in the region.
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