Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-31
Edinburg Has
Many Social
Hospitalities

EDINBURG, Aug. 3l.-On Thurs
day afternoon Miss Estelle Emer-
ling very charmingly entertained
the members OF the Cactus Con-
tract club at her attractive home IN
Edinburg. AT the conclusion Of the
interesting games, Mrs. Marvin
McAskill was found 10 be high
scorer and Mrs. B. II. Hooks win
ner OF second high. Punch was
served by the hostess.
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Mrs. Charles Chase proved an
interesting hostess TO the members
and one guest Of the Contract club.
Fragrant roses decorated the rooms.
High score was made by Mrs. Albert
+. Potter and Mrs. II. w. Griffith
scored second high. A luncheon was
served.
The Presbyterian women were hos
tesses recently with a unique shower
honoring Mrs. r. B. Curry whose
home recently burned. Each guest
was requested to bring a kitchen gift.
Mrs. A. c. Norris conducted the
meeting and Mrs. II. c. Aderholt
led the devotionals. Arrangement
and conducting OF the program was
in charge Of Mrs. j. w. Kirkpatrick
and those appearing on the study
program were Mesdames Copper
Smith, w. L. Peet. z. NJ. Smith, A.
M. Casberg and Miss Jessie Clarke.
Ival Lawrence rendered a vocal
solo accompanying her at the
piano. Mrs. o. w. Curry read an
-~tnf,af ctNrrr ~ rarCn nhnyff Santa
Claus coming at the summer and
at this point, Mrs. Cooper Smith
entered costumed as Santa and
deposited many useful and at
tractive gifts at the feet OF the
honoree. Punch and cake were
served to the many guests. After
the program a business session was
held at which IL was decided that
all circles we're 10 meet at the home
OF Mrs. Fairbanks on September
the eighth for a joint session. On
the fifth Tuesday in September the
Presbyterians plan 70 entertain the
societies OF the other churches.
Wednesday afternoon members
and guests OF the j. O. Y. club met
at the home OF Mrs. John Eagen
on the McCol road for their reg
ular meeting. Roses and passion
flowers were ertfully placed at
vantage places about the rooms.
A sweet course was served and
prizes awarded 10 Mrs. Ferguson,
high scorer, and Mrs. Mayhem for
low.
Little ten year old Frances Nc
Kinney vas honoree at a lovely
hospitality given by her mother.
Mrs. +. @. Mckinney, who with
Mrs. c. G.. Brock accompanied the
ten little girls 70 Cascade Pool in
McAllen where a refreshing swim
and later a picnic supper we're
thoroughly enjoyed. Those included
in this party we're Bessie Merle
Rirchner. Marie Hatch. Nancy Rhea
Wharton. Frances Mae Rush, Led
ora HauSer, Lillian laws, Virginia
Butler, Anna Bess Brock and Janet
Hay.
Miss Anne Kathryn Edwards,
who is leaving for Chicago soon to
study voice, was complimented
Wednesday evening with a hand
kerchief shower By the members
and friends OF the Christian Sci
ence Society OF this city at the Rose
Tea Room. Refreshments were
served 10 approximately fifty
guests. Miss Edwards favored the
party with several pretty vocal
selections. She has been the So
soloist for the past several
years and II Is with regret that
they part with her.
Mrs. Frank Mylnar and Mesdames
Cecil and Roy Stephens were Joint
hostesses at a pretty affair Thurs
day afternoon. Forty two was the
diversion OF the afternoon and a
salad course was served 10 Mes
DANES Ralph Hughes. Clay Fdmis-
ton, A. L. Morgan, Lawrence Tiller.
LII Parker, Lester Manning Linn
Harry Pray, Lee Bair, Charles
Sterling, and the three hostesses.
Miss 4 Lee Jones Of FaI-
Wa an Edinburg visitor
Thursday. Miss Jones will be in the
music department Of the school th!-
ear.
j. D. wh,se and sister have re-