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The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-08
MISS MARION DAVIES HAS FINE CAST IN FIVE AND TEN
Inc Secret Call Which Is the First Movie That Stuart
Walker Has Directed, Is Now on View at the
Circle, Where 1t Will STAY a Week

M DAVIES starred in Five and
layer PRODUCTION which will Saturday
v was adapted from the Fannie Hurst novel newly
appearing
A'OaIuig pest-seLer prominence
H oncty modern story, dealing plng I'D
ao the hight Of young of opposite ideals
lor the affections of a - FF ~-'
imposing is the supporting
surrounded IN her initial dramatic
The Indianapolis times., 1931-08-08

resident Casey players. including
Frances Dale, Yvonne Stebbins.
Donald Woods, Jack Storey, Walter
Davis. Freddie Sherman. Mildred
Hastings, Dick Elliott and young
Billy Craigle.
"As Husbands Go" has been staged
and directed by Dan Willoughby
Reed. The required two settings are
the work of Milo Denny. The one
week engagement here of the play
will include matinees Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Il z
BIG MOVIE .:
OPENS AT LYRIC
Jack Holt and Ralph Graves, bud
dies of Submarine, Flight and
"Hell's Island" are brought to-
gether again in "Dirigible," the fea-
ture motion picture which has been
secured for the Lyric for a weeks
engagement.
"Dirigible" is a story Of adyerl-
ture and courage, with most Of its
action laid at the naval air sta
ton at Lakehurst, N. j., or in the
wastes of the Antarctic region. Holt
and Graves play the role Of buddieS,
both in love with the same woman,
though Graves in the film is mar
ried to her and Holt's affection is
harbored in secret.
Graves, enacting the role of a
daredevil navy flier, makes an ex-
ploration trip to the south pole.
crashing his plane Drama enters
the plot when Holt, commander Of
a huge navy dirigible, goes and res-
cues him, returning him to the
woman both love.
Full cooperation of the United
States navy was accorded executives
of Columbia Pictures in making Of
the film, and the entire resources Of
the air station, including the use
of the dirigible Los Angeles, were
placed at their disposal.
Fay Wray plays the leading FEM
mime role in the picture and others
in the cast are Hobart Bosworth.
Roscoe KarnS and Clarence Muse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Guests And
Friday Club
Entertained

Mrs. j. 8. Spikes was the cordial
hostess on Friday afternoon to
members OF the Friday Bridge club
with several extra guests present
for the games or bridge.
"A patriotic theme was carried
out in the red. white and blue ia
bic and bridge accessories ard IN
the refreshments. A pretty floral
theme was expressed with the use
Of pink lilies and roses and sum
mer lilacs.
Following the interesting games,
scores were totaled and ii was
found that Miss Elsie Walther was
winner OF high, Mrs wv. R. Jones,
second high and Mrs. Katherine
Hamilton. low. The hostess pre-
santed the winners with attractive
gifts.
Guests for the the afternoon were
Mrs. Ford Lockett, Mrs. Willie A.
George. Mrs. w. =. M0othart, Mrs.
s. G. VerSer Of Bay City. Miss
Josephine Wright OF Victoria, Mrs.
"A. MI. Mckay or In Porte. Miss
Katherine Baker OF Harlingen and
Mrs. Katherine Hamilton.
The club will meet next week
with Mrs. Milton West.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
WEST MEETS FAR EAST

that are alien. provocative. sug-
costing 10 our eye-minded nation
the wierd. fantastic religious fes-
tivais or native celebrations VIC
actually would see II we visited
those faraway lands.
Took 10 Years OF Travel
1t may beNeome article Of cloth
ing. such as hats or shoes. that
Mrs. Sweeney builds a background
tor. she IS likely to show a rich
old br0caded priests robe. some
Cambodian dancing girls brocaded
costumes, both OF which may have
suggested the patterns for these
modern articles. Perhaps a head
piece Or some Oriental queen which
may have given the idea for deco
ration. and several pieces Of native
pottery that might have contributed
the color schemes.
IL. took Mrs. Sweeney 10 years
and many many trips to all parts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

have a sixth sense about picking
unique, valuable and highly pic
turesque pieces.
Now Has Many Orders
Seven years ago AZ graduation
time, when san Francisco stores
we're playing up 70 girls and boys
who were finishing school that
summer, Mrs. Sweeney had the
idea or using some or her exhibit
no broaden their entire horizon
and include a world picture to
show them what might lie ahead
Of them. In one store window.
Mrs. Sweeney built up q display
that was called "One hundred
thousand miles OF travel IL 100
feet or space
This exhibit attracted a steam
ship company. Mrs. Sweeney vas
gwen an order I'D show the same
display IN New York. From that
Continued on page 10)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
4Membe rs And
Guests With
Mrs. Perkins

Red, white and blue lent charm
and dignity to the decorations used
by Mrs. Order Perkins on Thurs
day afternoon when she compli-
mented members OF the Original
Thursday Bridge club and a num-
Der Of extra guests at Crafts Rem
devious. The patriotic theme &as
quite appropriate with the fourth
Of July right upon us and was ef-
fectiveiy carried out in the floral
adornment and bridge table &C
cessorieS.
The interesting games OF bridge
resulted IN high score going 10
Mrs. King Mason for club and TO
Mrs. J. I. Rentfro high for the
guests. An appropriate gift was
presented 10 each winner.
"A refreshing ice course was serv-
cd after the games and during the
playing, cooling punch was enjoy
ed.
Mrs. Grover Wagner will have
club members as her guests on
Thursday at nine o'clock at her
home on Levee street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

OF Asia with her artist husband
10 make her Asiatic art collection
valued al more than 500, 900. An
interesting aspect or her unusual
career Is that II IN itself Is a by
product or her desire to bring back
some tangible part OF the Orient
to her little daughter. Peggy.
The Sweeneys lived In San
Francisco before they sailed on
their first trip TO China, cross
the Bay" Peggy. aged 4 then.
stayed AZ home with her nurse.
Mrs Sweeney began collecting a
few things for Peggy. A picture
from Mukden. a native costume
from Cambodia. a bronze head OF
a Brahman from ANCHOR Thorn. a
Buddhist PRAYER book made OF
wood, fragments Of ancient tex
tiles. Always interested in things
Oriental. born with a dramatic
sense and trained in staging
pageants, Mrs. Sweeney seemed to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

Off with the short Jacket and
on with the long, trailing new
evening coat Is Autumn's ad-
vance word Of advice. New coats
for formal parties this fall viii
be ravishingly long and distln-
guished looking. They may be
made OF many materials. but
transparent velvet is one of the
favoriteS.
This elegant new black trans
parent velvet wrap for autumn
nights, newly designed BY Deitsch
Wersba. is a slender. bodice-like
garment cut with o magnificent
sweep 10 the floor. ~ slopes I'D
IN front TO show the preferred
white satin evening gown and
glamorous evening slippers. There
IS a clearly defined waistline. and
the wide shoulders are made to
seem even wider by the white
velvet collar that IS bordered In
luxurious silver fox. In the back
there Is a slight train which
makes a woman look tail ard dig
nifled indeed. The sleeves Are
cloSe-fitting 70 the elbow. and
from there they grow slightly
Wider and are cut very long.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
BY JULIA BLANCHARD
MA Service Writer

NEW YORK. July edith Igoe
Sweeney makes a fine art OF her
career and her career a fine art.
She goes about America making
people feel as II they are travel
ing. though thsy stand still doing
50. Her UNIQUE speciality is ar
ranging fascinating window dis
plays OF objects she collected tn
Asia that are drenched with the
alluring. romantic atmosphere ~
Siam. Tibet. Picking. well-calculated
TO carry onlookers ~ places East
of Suez.'
It may only be a new radio or
photograph that a store window
means to introduce. Let Mrs.
Sweeney build the background and
the window becomes a pageant Of
the history OF Oriental music st.
self. with ancient Chinese. Bur-
mese or Indian native instruments
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Cut
Hostess On
Wednesday

wednesday morning. July I.
Mrs. Order Perkins was hostess to
members Of the Mardi club at her
home on st. Francis street, carry
ing out q clever patriotic theme in
every detail OF the decorations.
Scorepads and tallies also express
ed the chosen colors or red. white
and blue, which are proving pop
ular 70 h~osteSses at this time.
After five series Of contract
bridge in which Mrs. G. d. Sui
ton was awarded high score trophy.
the hostess served a luncheon
course.
Mrs. Frank Brown viii entertain
the club next Wednesday morning
at q O'Clock with a beach party At
Boca Chica.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Moonlight
SaiIParty
Is Enjoyed

A moonlight sailing party on
Thursday was the delightful enter
tainment cnjovPd by members of
the Senior p. =. p. U. OF the Firet
Baptist church.
The group left for Port Isabel i'm
a truck covered with hay. Arriv-
ing there they boarded the boat
that had been chartered and sew
eral hours passed quickly as they
sailed over the smooth waters.
Watermelons were served while on
the boat and after the party land
cd they were served hamburEers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leftwich chap
er0ned the party. which consisted
OF about twenty-five members and
guests OF the senior organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
LuncheonAnd
Dinner Honor
HOuSeguests

Miss Katherine Morton. assisted
by her mother, Mrs. c. =. Morton.
was hostess at a daintily appointed
luncheon on Friday. the hospital
ity taking place at the Country
club. The affair was arranged in
compliment 70 Misses Rachel and
Mae Tarlton fTopsyl Daneherty Of
Beeville. the houseguests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Brady III Los
EbanOS.
"A charming theme was accentu-
ated in the pink and white table
accessories and a ~centerpiece Of
pink zinniaS was most attractive.
Covers were laid for. Mrs. y. L.
Rentfro. Mrs. Lawrence Brady.
Misses Pauline Singer. Gay and
Dorothy More. Annie Starck. Dor
othy Ragan. the honorees. the
hostess and her mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
HONORs
NEW MINISTER

A reception was given for Revnr-
end Chester Grow. the newly elected
minister to- the First Christian
church here on Tuesday evening.
when the representative of the diff
ferent city clubs and other orEaniza-
tons gave welcome 70 him.
Calen Bushey was in charge M tine
ceremonies. introducing the speak
erS Of the evening.
Ty Cobb. ON tho part nf the local
Lion club. Earl Stewart. for the Ro-
tarians. Eddie MarburHer. repre-
senting the Young Mems Business
League. Rev. George Benson for the
Ministerial Alliance. :. III. Hardin
for the educational institutions and
Col. Samuel M. Duftia. in the home
81 the Chamber " Cor rec, all
united in their cCnIratula lions and
best wishes 90 Rev. Crow. welcoming
him 70 this city and its Institutions.
The program was lntnrspcrsed Dv
a musical solo bv Miss Hortense
Rankin and " reading by Miss Ell
zabeth Miller. Both we're greatly
enjoyed and heartily applauded.
"A good representation Of the local
churches and the city's business
organizations was present.
The women of the church served
iced drinks during the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
TALK ON
Is NJOYE

Mrs. Willie Brave and Mrs.
Hubert Drawe were Joint hostesses
10 the Alternate wednesday home
demonstration club at the home OF
the latter this week.
In presiding. Mrs. G.. G. Anderson.
president. announced that a DEM
~cnstration on the making OF ice-box
cookies. would be given by Mrs. E.
Cox Of Weslaco at the home Of Mrs.
q. w. Rupert on Wednesday after
noon. July Is. An interesting talk
on etiquette was given by Mrs. E.
L. CroSswhite Of La Feria.
During a social hour delicious re-
freshmentS were served to the fol-
lowing: Mesdames O. r.. GlRsscock.
Frank Beale, II. c. Settler. f. l..
CroSSwhite, Charles Carter. G. G..
Harralson. G. w. Rupert and l.. E..
Brave.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Coinings. Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Brown and
small son Of I'll Campo arrived In
the city Thursday evening for a
weekend visit with Mrs. Browns
sister, Mrs. William Brown and
Mr.. Brown.
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. w. Jervey of
Fort Brown have taken a cottage
at Port Isabel for the weekend.
Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. &.
IT. Williams m0tored to Boca Chica
Friday where they have rented a
cottage for a week. Mr.. Brown
and Mr. Williams will Join their
families during the week.
Miss Anita Ofelia Lopez left
Saturday afternoon for Corpus
Christi where she Will spend a few
weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Fourth or July guests in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles "A.
Rel were Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Hemsa and daughters or Weslaco
and Mr.. and Mrs. nj. Il. Walker
and sons Of San Benito.
Mrs. s. &. Verser OF Bay CITY.
who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Cecil Shelton Tor two
weeks, leaves early in the week for
her home.
Miss Katherine Bader .of Har-
lingen Is visiting in the home OF
Mrs. Willie a. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Irvine mot
ored TO San Antonio for a brief
visit with relatives over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Canales and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth. are sum-
mering IN Saltill0. Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. O.. w. Gotke are
leaving Monday for a motor trip
across the continent. Mrs. Gotkc
and children viii stop for several
weeks visit with relatives IN Iowa
while Mr.. Gotke takes a course OF
study in Columbia University.
Mrs. A. M. Mckay and two sons
or la Porte are guests OF their
mother, Mrs II. X. Morris for the
summer.
Mrs. Ada Morgan OF Austin Is
visiting her Son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY

Hoyt Hager was host 10 a group
OF friends on Tuesday evening in
honor Of his birthday anniversary
at the home Of his parents. MI. and
Mrs. IL r. Hager. The evening was
spent IN dancing. Serpentines and
galiy colored caps were given as
iavors, adding a festive note TO the
SINE
Punch was served throughout the
evening and a refreshing ice course
served toward the close OF the
dancing.
The guests included Misses Helen
Irby, Mary Elizabeth Cope. Velma
Jane Colley. Frances Anderson.
Maudine Blankenship. Merry An
draws, Carey Ann Hadden. Bonnie
Acker. Audie Bell Mckinney. Estelle
Vann, Jackie Johnson. Mary Eliza
beth McNiel. Eliza Louise Parker.
Katherine Matte OF La Feria ana
Bill WEIGH. Wendell Giddle, Roger
Terry, irwin Smith, Ernest Drawe.
Philip Lentz. Charles Van Berg.
Randolph, Don Murray. Ferguson
Hager. Truett Blankenship. Law
renee and Emil Fossler. Dick Bal
lafant and Donald Barton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Fourth Of July
Dance At Club

Invitations have been sent out TO
members Of the Country club to the
dance which Is TO be given Satur-
day evening. July 4 in the club
rooms. The dance Is a regular fea-
ture OF entertainment provided for
club members and their guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
PARTY
IN HARIINGFN

A number Of local people we're
guests az an enjoyable dinner party
given BY the Rev. and Mrs. N.
Scheffer Of Harrington. at their
home Thursday night.
Following the dinner. an evening
Of vocal and piano music was en-
jOyed.
Those from Mercedes included
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob FoSsler. Sr.,
and daughter. Miss Vclma, Andrew
Fossler and Ben Karle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
MRS. STUART
CLUB HOSTESS

The Wednesday Afternoon bridge
club was delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. Carrie M. Stuart and Wednes-
day. Lovely floral decorations fea-
tured pink roses, pink crepe. myrtle
and white shasta daisies.
Mrs. q. c. Fittz and Mrs John
Ashton scored high in the games OF
Auction bridge. Mrs. Stuart was
assisted In serving a delicious re-
freshment course by Mrs. Harold
Stuart and Mrs. Harry Rouse
Guests Of the club included Mrs.
w. M. WEIGH. Mrs. Kathryn Cha
dick Mrs. G.. c. Spencer Of Los An
geles with the above.
Club members included Mesdames
T. II. Wall. Ralph Love. A. F. Wit
tie -lchn Ashton q. G. Fittz and
John Rouse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
MRS. PARK HILL
CLUB HOSTESS

Miss Marjorie Parkhlll entertained
the members 0f her club. with w few
out or town friends on Tuesday
afternoon INC N three-table bridge
party.
Misses Janet Caldwell, Helen Dun
can. Margaret May. Ruth Spencer.
Aileen Gideon. Mesdames Nelson
Wimberly. Roger Ray. y. ~. Terrell.
Jr. and III. e.. Deter were the
homefoIk" with Mrs. r REV wallace
OF Dallas. Mrs. GeOrre Smith uf
Lexington, Ky. and Miss Peggy
Martin of Fort Worth as out w town
guests.
Miss Helen Duncan was winner
on high score. with each nf the 0ut
o. town guests presented with a tok-
en- or remembrance w the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Bridges And
Clubs Appear
On Calendar

MERCEDES. July 4. RoSebuds
and crepe myrtle formed lovely flor
al decorations for the most enjoy
able evening bridge party given BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Langford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ruckel made
the interesting score for the even
ing.
AT the close OF the games a de-
ligntful refreshment course waS
served to the following: MI. ana
Mrs. NJ. l.. David. Mr.. and I1rs.
Joe Frank Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Rouse and DR.. and Mrs.
A. L. Kline.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Fichu Returns
In Modern Mode
Dinner-B Bridge
AT Huitt Home

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Huitt were
hosts at a dinner bridge at their
home in Olmito recently. Red roses
and fern made a lovely combina-
ton for floral adornment.
High scores for the evenings
games were awarded Mr.. and Mrs.
GyleS.
Covers were placed for twelve
guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Mrs. Paine
Is President
OfSocieties
(snecial 70 The Herald.l

SAN BENITO. July AIRS. Lola
Paine was elected president or the
Federated Missionary Societies ~
a meeting OF the societies held this
week &C the Methodist church.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
]. /. Bates, vice-president: Mrs. A.
B. Weaver. treasurer. Mrs. Robert
e. Alexander. secretary and Mrs.
Elmer Morris. reporter. The newly
elected officers will be installed at
their regular meeting In Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Wiley M. Cochran. the re-
firing president, was in charge OF
the afternoons program.
During the business session. re-
ports were heard on the silver tea
given by the societies some time
ago. Proceeds from the tea and
gifts from the societies totaled SIS
which was turned over To Mrs. Paul
Cowgirl, city welfare worker, TO be
used in work among the needy
families In San Benito.
Mrs Frank w. Roberts offered
the devotional following the busi-
ness meeting.
Miss Helen Marvarrt Harrhev
gave "a rcading Little, Wild, White
Rose"
This was followed Nv N pageant
on foreign missions presented hv
the Y. w. A. Of the First Baptist
church.
Mrs. p Grant Wagner presented
n splendid discussion Oh Women
OF the Bible"
The meeting closed with the
members singing ~Blest Be the
Tie That Binds
Following this a social period
was enjoyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Birthday Is
Occasion OF
Small Event
Especial 10 The Heraldl

MISSION. July "A birthday
surprise, was given for .. +. Can
non. Jr.. nc his parents home FRI
day evening, with n number 0f his
friends from out OF town. as well
As. local invited 70 participate.
The evening was spent In dancing
and informal amusement. Piano
music. with Gerald Decker as hian-
ist and the radio and photograph
furnished music for the evening.
Among the out of town guests
we're Misses Montgomery. Short,
Schaleben and Vendree and the
Messrs. Loonev. Linscomb and Scah-
lcben from Edir = rE. Misses Zach
AIRY. Johnson. Campbell and Allc0rn
and MeSSrS. Leslie. Weatherford and
Turner 0f McAllen.
Mrs. q. +. Cannon served cooling
refreshments during the evening.
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Low SCOR


Low scorers of the Tuesday after
noon bridge club entertained tine
high scorers and their husbands with
a bridge party IN the home of Mrs.
+. n. ConEdOn. one OF the losers.
other hostesses were Mrs. Rudolph
Rome and Mrs. Herbert Mrlch.
Mrs. al Graham and Herbert
Melch were high scorers. Mrs. Melrh
and Herbert Jeffries receiving tho
cuts.
MeSSrS. and MnEdameS Al VOlx,
r. J. Rome, Herbert Meich. III. G..
Jeffries. G.. r.. Wright, ". -. Cong
don and All Graham were guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

a party or children with Miss
Marteel Jones as chaperone en-
ioyed adventure ON Tuesday Of this
week. eliminating with "A plcl.c din
ner I'm the Lions park.
The picnickers included Marteel
and Moreno Jones. Helen Harriet
and Billy Stewart, Hugh. John and
Bruce Mix. and they aIl want To-
$50 again some time. please"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05

Wooden frocks arc summering
nc all the smartcst resorts this
, year. OF course that is because
new woolens are 50 very sheer.
SO soft. 50 lovely In their color
ing. Brand new and iauntv lis
this combination OF kingfisher
blue flannel and chalk white
pique in a two-piece sports cos
tune from B0nwlt Teller, New
York. The skirt is one OF the
new gored ones that knows how
10 give room at the bottom but IN
flatteringly snug and slim-line
from the hips up. There ~ a
smart jacket top featuring the
wide-shoulder cut that lets a wo-
mans waist look small. The
white pique vest makes a little
v dickey, n0tched and pointed
lapels. and pipes the pointed low
er edge. IL conveniently buttons
right along with the Jacket ~ "
can he removed for les daily
washing. One Of the new line
hats, IN white baku with king
fisher blue touches. tits down
on one side or the forehead ~
"a manner I'd forecast autumn's
promise Of over-the-eye types.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-05
Sncietv Calendar
Monday

Monday
Business meeting or the Method
Isl Missionary Society in the church
parlOrS.
The WI. M. S. OF the First Baptist
church Will meet az ? o'clock for
an industrial and business meeting.
Hope Chapter OF the Order OF
Eastern Star will hold initiation
ceremonies In the evening at eight
az Masonic Temple.
Tuesday
RebekahS viii meet in the Mason
ie Temple at s D. m.
Misses Vivian and Lila Junco
will entertain the Club Twelve
members.
Wednesday
A morning beach party at Boca
Chica for members Of Mardi Bridge
club with Mrs. Frank Brown as
hostess at nine o'clock.
Mrs. r. @. Morris will be hostess
to the Wednesday bridge club at
her home.
The Wednesday Tournament
Bridge club viii meet with Mrs. G..
". Hamilton.
Mrs. Otto Manske will entertain
members OF the Just-Sew club.
Thursway
Original Thursday Bridge club
with Mrs. Grover Wagner.
The Public Health Nurse Asso-
citation meets at $3.50 q. m. at the
Cl.y Hall.
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~ n
TO CLUB

Mrs. VI. Franklin Ewers was hos
tess 70 the Neighborh0od bridge club
M her beautiful home 0n North
Lomita last "Wednesday. with On two
table personnel.
Mrs. Ky Adkins was high scorer.
Mrs. John Waite low. with Mrs. Al
bert McHenry as high guest score.
Mesdames William N. M0wry. Ollie
Bridges. Tom HumasOn and Albert
McHenry were out OF club guests.