, 1935-02-03

by asking those present from which
state each had come. and il was
found that almost every state in
the Union waS represented.
The remainder of the program
follows: readings Miss Mary Ann
Thlele: COW boy songs. Darol and
Carol Martin accompanied by Miss
lSvbil Leonard; musical readings by
Miss Leonard with Mrs Hugh Proc
tor accompanying at the piano;
readings. Mrs. Grady Donald: vio-
liz solo, Mrs Joe r. Cook: and the
singing OF old songs BY all which
enjoyed by a full house.
Members OF the Creative Arts
club met at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Eckroat Tuesday afternoon
and the study for the day was on
lamnshades. ideas for making
lampShades We're exchanged. and
Mrs. julius Dofiing gave a brief
demonstration.
During the afternoon the hostess
served light refreshments 10 Mes
danes Doifina. x. y. walker. VIII
Mainard Arthur Vdught. Orville
Eanght M T. Hays ~ r. VanSlyck,
j =. PosJisil, Wclch. Misses Vida
FauEit and sylvia PO5plsil.
MIS-. William Massey entertained
members Of the Mardi Bridge club
and Mrs. j. Jac0X and Mrs. Theo
Cerlach who are non-mcmbera AT
her home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Gcrlach was high for club
guests with high for the club going
t0 Mrs. Joe Hoffman.
AT the close OF the yames the
hostess served a salad course 70
MesdameS Jac1X. Gerlach. Hoffman,
y. ID. Lockhart. ". Ut. Tanner. T. ID.
Vawter and K. w. Gray.
Members Of the AmuSu club gath
red for their meeting Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. al Volz as
their hostess were mesdames George
Allen, Sheldon Smith. Harry Ber-
set. Matt DoltInR, Raymond Rlap-
perich. Ollen Rome. Fred Hedges
and Theo Gerlach.
MeSdames Joe Hoffman william
Massey, Misses Mary Levermann.
Harriet Doffing. Verna Klapper-
ich. Iris Nolz. Clara Otto. Clara
Nosbish and the hostess.
The roll call was responded 10
with q discussion Of new books for
children. Miss Klapperich gave a
musical program which was follow
rd IN A study Ol contract bridge
with three hands being played and
criticized.
Mrs. r.. "A TIppy OF Clinton. Mis-
souri,, who is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs.. Ray D. Goodwin and Mrs.
Goodwin. were guests Uf Mrs. Yer
non B Hill for the meeting M the
Wednesday Bridge club l0r which
she was hostess this week.
Members PLAYING were Mesdamcs
T J Caldwell T I'D Sammons, Ed
ward Oppenhelmcr. B NJ. Strong
T. NJ Melden, Roy p Conway and
Florence M. HAYES.
The Wednesday Might contract
club enjoyed a dinner this week
WHEN Mr. and Ms r. J. Rome were
hosts 10 the club at their home.
Dining with the hosts were Mr..
and Mrs. al Volz MI. and Ms.
Paul Rosctte. Mr. and Mrs. A. {.
MCHenry and +. r. C0ngdon.
In the games that followed the
dinner MI NcHelry was awarded 4
prize.
Mrs. Henry HaTlrOve has accept
Ell a position as Instructor III the
school a. Marathon. and has
lett for her post.
Mrs. "A. II. DuEat left recently for
Temple where she viii receive med
ical attention.
Mrs. M r. Armstrong, Mrs. j "A.
G!llett, Mrs. Joe II. Cook and Dr.
DIN Young attended the annual
tea OF the Weslaco Study club Mon
day afternoon. DR.. Young gave a
vocal solo and Mrs. Cook a violin
solo and both we're accompanied
by Mrs. (. Paul Jones OF McAIlen
NJ the piano.
5. "A. C~astleberry arrived Monday
from Vernon for a visit with
his daughter. Mrs. Leon Bown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pospisil had
their guests last week Joseph
JanoSeck. Joe Alenea and Slav
all Of Ellsworth. KanaSs.
Mrs. w. II. Foster and DAUGHTER.