, 1935-03-24
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Guest Day Is
HeldRecentZu
In Edinburg

Especial TO The Heraldl
EDINBURG. March 20. 80 Two
hundred and fifty guests were prun-
ent Thursday afternoon at the
Country club at one Of the out
standing social events OF the sea-
son when the Study club held lts
annual guest day. Tall white can
dies In brass candelabra added
charm to the arrangement OF the
profusion OF beautiful paStel-color-
ed blossoms In large baskets and
vases.
The officers OF the Study club
formed the receiving line and greet
ed the guests. Officers YER Mrs.
Douglas Mackenzie. Mrs. Cullen
Looney. Mrs. III. T.. Warren. Mrs 10.
l.. Looney, Mrs. j. W. kirkpatrick,
Mrs. G. Z. Thompson and Mrs. j. G.
Jones. Mrs. III. r. Hall. Mrs. T. E.
Tinker, Mrs. G.. O. GinRraSs and
Mrs. L. T.. Chandler acted AS ush-
ers
The welcome address was given by
the president, Mrs Douglas Mac
Kenzie. who then introduced Mrs.
H. L. Warren who reviewed the
book Joseph and His Brothers" by
Thomas Mann, chosen for this oc-
casion OF Bible day and guest day
combined.
Refreshments we're served in the
dining room which presented q
beautiful appearance with the dec
orations OF white blossoms In crys-
tai containers. "A white lace cloth
graced the table and the scheme OF
crystal and white wa carried out
in the snow-white flowers and
crystal bowls and the tall white
lighted tapers In crystal holders.
Mrs. j. J. Chapman and Mrs. Fl. u.
Miles presided at the punch bowl.
Invited guests from McAllen.
Mission. and Mercedes were present
for the occasion.
The climax TO the observance Of
the Week OF Prayer for Foreign
Missions was held Friday In an all
day meeting at the Baptist church
by members Of the Women's Mis-
sicnary Union. During the week the
circles, Drucilla, Lottie Moon, Car
RE Maud and Blanche Groves, were
In charge Of daily services and pro-
gains.
Mrs. A. M. Casberg was comph-
mented recently with N delightful
surprise birthday courtesy with Mrs.
w. II. Weeks as hostess.
The home was attractively decor
ated with yellow naSturtiums and
orange blossoms. This charming
color theme "a also noticed IN the
bridge appointments.
Mrs. Stella Engel received the
award during the bridge games and
the honoree was remembered with
a lovely gift.
A large birthday cake embossed
In yellow and white was presented
to the honoree and served with Al
tempting salad plate. Tall yellow
tapers in crystal holders shed a
soft light over the table.
The personnel included Mesdames
A. MI. CaSberg. ". X. SCHNEIDER, &.
Z. Koen, Y. ID. Anderson. "A. M.
Tarbutton, G. A LiljeStrand, II. q.
Ferguson. w. Fl. Weeks, j. 4. Cart
land. Evelyn Smith, III. TX. Watkins.
y. B- Longoria, r.. u. Montague,
Stella Engel and w. r.. Dyer, ST..
Mrs. A. G. Haigh entertained the
members OF her SlNay school
class OF the First Christian church
wednesday afternoon In her home.
Several guests were also in attend
ance.
The guests included Mesdames
Frank Fosmire, g. ID. Taylor. w. r..
Closner, r. A. Crist. 3. Trotter, G..
w. Hay, j. ID. Mckinney, Orviile
wills. ID. II. King. j. II. Wells, u. C..
Goldman. N. q. Shirley, j. ". Cor
don. Merrill Davis. J.. L. Lcllman.
Fred Singleton and the hostess.
The Champ Contract Bridge club
met Thursday nj the home or Mrs.
Bush Slaughter In San Carlos with
members and q few guests present.
Mics Betsy Collier was awarded
high during the series OF games.
Those present were Misses Ma
rian Dyer. Myrna Looney, Betsy
Collier and Mesdames w. c. Evins,
Jr- Steven Heacock. Robert Hen
dirk and G. e. Mccormick or De-
troit, Mich.