, 1935-03-31
Composers Of
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Of Program
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Especial TO The HERALD
EDINBURG, March 30.-The Mu-
sicai Culture club met Thursday
afternoon az the Community House
with Mrs. A. w. Boynton and Mrs.
r. II. Carter as hosteSses. The hall
was filled with colorful bouquets Of
orange and purple flowers.
Texas Composers" was the cho-
sen subject for the program. A vo-
cal solo MY Heart Is a Silent
Violin. oscar Fox was given by
Mrs. Carl Bishop. Mrs. r. Suther-
land gave "Gabotte and Air" a
piano number and Mrs. r. j. Bar
field played Western Romance
CReuben Davies and Negro La
ment". David Quionl. The Romps
OF the Gnomes". Frank Renardl
was played beautifully by Mrs. Har-
old Jones and Mrs. "A. r.. Rumfeit
sang Creole Juanita," David
Quion).
Two piano selections we're given
by Mrs. Carl Eddy OF Alamo. "On
the Banks OF the Wabash Far
Away" Paul Dresser and "Beauti-
full Dreamers." Foster.
The club members who are mem
bers OF the community chorus gave
MY Rio Grande Valley Home" di-
rected by Daniel Muller, composer
of the selection.
Delicious punch and cookies we're
served TO the following members
and guests: Mesdames H. j. Tanner,
r. p. Ogden, j. Bennett Smith. c. L.
Heinemann. II. Tarpley. G. j. Sic
grist. r. n. Barfield, w. L. Peet. w.
+. Jackson. y. A. Shosenberg. r.
Short. r NJ. Smith. A. Y. Rumfelt,
ID. r.. Handlev. A. NJ. LaFever. w.
@. Killough. II. j. Barfield. r. Suth-
erland. A. r. .. de Bessieres. J. IT.
Felker. A. Y. POTTER. Carl Bishop. A.
G. Oyler. Harold Jones. j.. r.. Schin-
dler. Ed r.. Smith. r. r. Blackburn.
Carl Eddy Of Alamo. Margaret Kin
mel. w. ri. Glasgow Of Alamo. Miss
Pauline Fullerton Of Linn and Dan
lei Muller.
Mrs. Savnie 3. Smith was a
charming hostess Thursday after
noon when she entertained with a
one o'cock luncheon at her home In
Enfield Estates.
The table appointments featured
a springtime motif and beautiful
blossoms added chamb 70 the home
During the bridge games which fol-
lowed the dainty three cours lun-
cheon. high score was made by Mrs.
A. L. Cramer with Mrs ri. H. Hall
scoring second high. Mrs. Henry
Klossner received cut prize.
Mrs. o. G. Aldrich assisted the
hostess In receiving the following
guests. MeSdames j. X. Culbertson
RI. L. Warren. Joe Clarke. Ida Con-
lev. j. ID. Mckinney. n. u. Miles
Marvin McAskill. Roy Klossner. X
&c Boysen. Henry KlosSner. Charlie
Thorton OF McAllen. Douglas Mack
/ enzie. Kennedy Smith. w. r. Mont
gomery. c. A. Davis. w. r. Tinker,
J. C. Engelman. H. L. Hall and A
L. Cramer.
An artistic arrangement Of snap
/ dragons and lovely lilies graced the
home OF Mrs. d. c. Printy Thursday
afternoon when she was hostess "a
the members Of the Turnabout
Bridge club.
After the games in which high
score vas made by Mrs. Fred Alb
ney, a tempting salad course was
mw-~M ~@ek - N~n[ AwNvt
The personnel included Mesdames
M. 3. Crouch. Carl Salisbury. Fred
Abney, j. Loy Ramsour. M. Q. Har-
ris. A. G. McHenry and a T. Nor
gan.
Mrs. j. *. Miller was hostess AZ
bridge Wednesday afternoon with
three tables Of guests, including
members o fthe Senior Bridge club.
Spring flowers were used profusely
about the card rooms.
Mrs Henry KloSsner made high
score for the club members with
Mrs. c c. Rougeou scoring high for
the guests. A tempting salad plate
was nased to the following: Mes
DANES A. G. Statham. Roy Kloss-
ner. j. d. Turner. ". Il. Delamater,
&. G. Rougeou and j. +. SCHNEIDER.
Mrs. n. G. Ferguson made high
score during the bridge games We'd
nesday afternoon when Mrs. y. x
Berry entertained the members Of
the Contract club. The floral inter-
est was furnished by lovely pink
roses and a dessert course was serv-
ed before the games.
The personnel included Mesdames
A. r. Potter. Grade Galloway. j. z
Berry. Ed r. Smith. Ed Derfus, II.
G.. Ferguson. Grady Hight, r. r,
Blackburn. II. j. Tanner. Arthur
Chaty, j. w. Eagan and A. G. Haigh.
Beautiful bouquets OF vari-col-
ored larkspur were placed at van
tage points in the home Of Mrs.
Douglas Mackenzie Wednesday aft
ernoon when she was hostess 10 the
Corona bridge club. Tai white tap
ars in brass candelabra added charm
10 the rooms.
Following the games In which
Mrs. A. w. Taylor scored high an
iced course was served with cake.
The guests included MeSdames A. l..
Cramer. L. X. Chandler, CulbertSon,
Norman Douglas, III. u. Miles. Jack
Trolinger, II. l.. Hall, c A. Davis,
Victor Bobo, A. w. Taylor, j. d.
Mckinney and o. c. Aldrich.