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Thursday, Nov. 5 Mrs. L. R. Magee is entertain ing the Thursday Bridge and Luncheon club at her home, 600 Cain street. Friday, Nov. 6 Mrs. Sterling Robinson will be hostess to the Friday Bridge club at her home on South Main street. The 190604 club will meet at three o'clock at the Presbyterian church for a short business meet ing before assembling for the program of the afternoon, fea turing Mr. Harry Koch as guest speaker. The public is extended a cordial invitation to hear Mr. Koch speak on his recent trip to Europe. Mrs. R. C. McLain will be hostess to the New Deal Bridge club, Tuesday, Nov. 10 The Modern Priscilla Embroid ery club will entertain with a dinner at eight o'clock in the banquet room of the Liberty cafe. Mr. and Mrs. Lega Richardson will be hosts to the Tuesday Eve ning Bridge club. The Ace High Bridge club will meet for their regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Watson Thursday, Nov. 12 Mrs. Dr. L. Wardlaw will be hostess to the Modern Priscilla Embroidery club at her home on West Third street, Don Gardner, Nancy Jo Roffe, Dorothy Jane Gresham, Mary Catherine Morgan, Billie Jack Jenkins, Bazil Handy, and Row land Jolley; song, “Hallowe'en Bats,”” Billie Jack Jenkins, lead er; “Jack O’Lantern Garden,’’ Nancy Jo Roffe; song, “Tonight,” Nancy Jo Roffe, leader; “Not Afraid,” J. H. Neely. MRS. R. B. MAGEE IS BRIDGE HOSTESS Mrs. Ross Berry Magee was hostess to members of the 1931 Bridge club and several other guests at a delightful party giv en at her home Friday afternoon. Mrs. L. R. Magee scored high in the games of bridge and Mrs. Bill Crawford received the “gal loping” favor. The home was at tractively decorated with roses. A salad course was served to Mesdames J. C. Randell, J. S. Gil liland, Lawrence Powell, Bill Crawford, T. B. Simmons, L. R. Magee, J. M. George, Whitney Anderson, Sloan Paxton, Lee Pope, Doyle Stephenson, L. S. Walker, and the hostess. Mrs. I. R. Hollingsworth and Mrs. R. C. Crosta of Denver, Colo., called during the tea hour. DINNER, THEATER PARTY HOSTESS Miss Margaret Jean Sampley was hostess to a group of her friends Friday evening, when she entertained at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sampley. A two-course dinner, with all the appointments carried out in the Hallowe'en motif, was serv ed followed by the young ladies’ being guests of the hostess to the theater. The chosen motif was also used in the house decora tions. Guests were Misses Leona Rob inson, Joyce Bumpass, Mary Alice Tidwell, Helen Alma Coker, Sam mie Ruth Morley, Frances Lee Harris, Louise McLean, Lulu Lee Gregory, and Doris Garner.
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Fri, Nov 06, 1936
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