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members Of the Hi-Lo afternoon
bridge club were entertained Friday
with Mrs. Z. A. Brown as hostess at
to hotel Edinburg. The rooms were
decorated with low bowls OF blue
bonnets.
During the games high score was
made by Mrs. o. G. Aldrich. The
guests includes Mesdames w. D.
Gardner, z. s. Hearne. Culbertson,
C. S. Collier, o. c. Aldrich, J. J.
Oliver and Z. M. Everitt.
A colorful arrangement Of blue
bonnets and phlox graced the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. SCHNEIDER Sat-
urday night when they were hosts
10 the Jolly Twelve Bridge club. A
salad course was served at the close
Of the games in which Mrs. Z. D..
Anderson and A. NJ. Tarbutton scor-
ing high
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames r. d. Anderson. M <.
Davis, a. NJ. Tarbutton. G. z. Koen.
A. M. Casberg and the hosts.
Los VecinoS bridge club met Sat
urday evening the home Of MI. and
Mrs. A. r. Rumfelt with the rooms
a~ttractively decorated in bluebonnets
and Indian paintbrush. A motif Of
spring was carried out In the bridge
appointments and Mrs. ID. G. Printy
and Frank Boss scored high during
the games.
Map,hare preee,t u.oro NEaccrx and
Mesdames Frank Boss. D.. c. Printy.
r. G. Broaddus. Wainscott, 3 x.
Moncrief and the hosts.
-Four local members Of the Preshy-
terrain Auxiliary attended the OFF,
GERS Training school on 'Instruc-
tons in Woman's Work In the
Church for District l OF the West
ern Texas Presbyterial held Friday
in Weslaco. Those attending we're
Mesdames 4. M. Smith. II. o.
Schaleben. A. @. Norris and Cooper
Smith.
Mrs. George Smith presided dur
ing the session and the main speak
or Of the day was DR.. Henry n.
Sweets, we'll known in Presbvterial
work. Who gave a talk on Minister
al Relief" Or. Sweets is the author
OF the book. Planning the Good
Work" which the local auxiliary
studied In February. Or. Brooks. I.
Dickey Of San Antonio also address
ed the group. A covered dish lun-
cheon was served at noon in the
church parolrs.
A delightful social hour was enjoy
ed Friday afternoon Immediately
following the business session of the
Homemakers Demonstration club at
the home of Mrs. j. A. Braden with
Mrs. Kenneth Simmerman acting as
co-hostess. Floral charm was added
10 the home through the use Of
orange caiendulas. plumbago and
bluebonnets. Dainty refreshments
Of punch and cake we're served.
Those present we're MeSdames Carl
EckStrom. John Van Holland. linn.
T. <. JaSperson. j. L. Lollman, 3.
Trotter. Howard Yingling. r. l.
Mann, w. L. Martin. Ralph Drum
mond, Ralph Hughes. Ell Pore. Joe
Burns and A. z. Davis.
Mrs. Elise Sharpe conducted the
study OF the book "Orientals in
america" at the meeting az the
Belle Bennett circle OF the Methodist
w. M. u. recently when Mrs. w. c.
Brumley was hostess with Mrs. A. S.
Purran as co-hoStess. Mrs. Nharpe
also read the scripture reading from
John i3:i3-17. Mrs. w. A. McNabb
presided during the social hour when
may contests we're enioyed. A re-
freShment course Of ice cream and
cake was served.
Members present we're Mesdames
5. +. Steidel, w. A. McNabb. c. G..
Brock. NJ. d. Collins. d. @. Squyres,
A. G. Oyler. Joe Clarke. L. w. Todd.
w. p. Cunningham. G. r. Brewster.
r. L. Mcdonald. w. 3. Brumlev. II.
B. Combs. w. c. Brumley. II. Tarp-
ley. c. Z. Rutherford, w. o. Steph-
enson. Elise Sharpe. J.. r. Rickett.
A. M. Fairbanks and Miss Dicey
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horton en-
tertained the members Of the Satur-
day Night Supper club in their home
at seven o'clock. Shades OF yellow
and orange were noted in the calen-
dulas and nasturtiums used as flor
ri adornment. Nh. and Mrs. A. Z.
Potter we're awarded high score.
Present were MeSSrs. and Mesd-
ames II. j. Tanner, A. G. McHenry,