, 1935-11-17
French Music
Is Su bject
For Group


Of the Musical Culture club at the
Community House with an interest
ing paper read by Mrs. "A. M. Lee
Fever. Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. z. N. Smith. Mrs. E. F..
Blackburn and Mrs. Ruth Griffith.
In addition to many delightful
numbers, the guest artist, Miss ES-
ther Combs. gave three selections,
n composed by Daniel A. Muller,
local music instructor, entitled
Moods" Many visitors were regis
tered for the enjoyable program.
Complimenting her son. M. G. Har-
RS, III. Mrs. ~. c. Harris entertain
ed with a theatre party Wednesday
afternoon after which refreshments
were served at the Corner Drug store
and favors of toy airplanes were CIV
en- the small guests.
One OF the most delightful recep-
tons Of the year was given Wednes-
day evening at the Methodist church
for Rev. and Mrs. C.. r. Brewster,
celebrating the fourth year Of the
work Of the minister with the local
church. More than 100 guests were
present and honOred the pastor and
his wife with a pounding"
Musical numbers and readings
composed the program with short
talks by Rev. Brewster and A G. Oyl-
er, chairman Of the board of stew
ards.
The TtIrnabout Bridge club met
Thursday afternoon in the home
OF Mrs. II. Clay Searcy with high
during the games made by Mrs. A.
q. McHenry.
Mrs. Lee Walker was hostess
Thursday to the Stitch and Chatter
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FAIRIES enter
tanned Wednesday evening with a
buffet supper ccmplimenting Ser
geant and Mrs. @. E. Marks, who
are leaving for Fort Bliss in FL Paso
after visiting with Mrs. Marks sis
Der, Mrs. Kenneth Simmerman.
Bridge vas enjoyed following the
supper.
The Contract Bridge club mem
bers met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. j. <. Berry. Mrs. Fred Abney
received the award during the af-
ternoon.
Mrs. G. H. Tayman entertained
the Cactus Contract club OF this
city at her home in Hargnl Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Fave Bible was hostess to the
Evening Circle OF the Presbyterian
Auxiliary which met in the home Of
Mrs. ]. j. Closner for discussion Of
Foreign Missions" as a closing pro-
gram for the week Of prayer and
self denial.
Circles one and two also met Tues
day for Bible study in the homes
OF Mrs. Ed Derfus and Mrs. Ed r.
Smith respectively for the study OF
the mission book, The Holy Spirit
Working in the Life Of Christ"
Mrs. v. +. Closner was hostess TO
the Missionary Society Of the First
Christian church which had for
study the subject, In Areas Of At
tislldes and Action" Assisting with
the program we're Mrs. w. H. Clark,
Mrs. @. w. Hay and Mrs. II. A. STAN
lev. The program was concluded
with poems read by Mrs. j. A. Bra
den.
Rules and regulations for the
Flower Show which vii lbe held here
at the Community House Dec. z were
announced this week by members OF
the Edinburg Garden club with all
residents Of the city being urged to
enter the contest and clasSifications
arranged in order that al Knight en-
ter some specimen.
Miss Grace Belle Doughty enter
tanned a number OF friends at q
cocktail party Saturday preceding
the dance given at the County club.
MI. and Mrs. Sawnie ~B. Smith
complimented their house guests and
several out-of-town guests with a
buffet supper Saturday night at their
home Just prior TO the dance at the
Country cub.
At the meeting of the Delphian
Chapter Monday afternoon, Mrs. +.
A. Hagedron was in charge Of the
program with the subject, Hebrew
Kingdom" discussed by Mrs. John
Shosenberg, Mrs. r. Borroum and
Mrs. Q. W. Curry.
Miss Margaret Goldman was elect
ed president Of the Christian En-
deavor of the First Christian church
recently with Esther Magness tax
ing office as vice-president and Mrs.
Ruth Elgie elected secretary. Seven
members Of the local union attend
ed the Hidalgo county G. +. rally in
DonSla Tuesday night and Miss Cob
man made a talk on What II Means
to be A Christian in Our Social Life"
The fifth anniversary Of the or
~eanizaticn Of the 81. Joseph's society
Of the Sacred Heart Catholic church
was celebrated with a dinner re-
Gently in the home of Manuel Bar
rera with election of officers also
taking place. Work is being started
on q three-act comedy which will be
presented ct q later date.
Miss Betsy Collier was hostess TO
the Champ Contract club in her
home.
Mrs. NJ. f. Davis was awarded the
trophy Saturday night at the meet
ing OF the jolly Twelve bridge club
IN the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Anderson.
Mrs. j. d. Turner was hostess to
the Blue Bonnet Bridge club in her
home with scores being made by
Mrs. A. G. Statham and Mrs. George