, 1935-02-24
Bridge Affair
Honors Girl
On Birthday

fspec,ai 70 The Heraldl
MISSION, Feb. %. - Mr.. and MRS.
w. 4. Dorset entertained for their
daughter, Zelda, on her birthday
wednesday night by inviting young
folk in for bridge.
Seated for games were Mr. and
Mrs. Grossnickle. Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Polhemus, Misses Mary Bea THer'
Ruth Broyles. Merle Holmes, Myrtle
Bess Rome, Marguerite Daniel, Luz
ellie Langham. Clyde Wilson and the
honoree.
James Parrish, julius Jagoe. Bill
Wood Of Houston, Gene Davis and
Grady Walker.
Mrs. Polhemus and Mr.. Walker
were awarded trophies for ladies
and men respectively. The hostess
presented the guest Of honor q love-
" birthday gift.
Patriotic colors were used In the
gift wrappings, score cards. tallies
and the house decorations. and at q
late hour refreshments were served
Hugh Proctor, superintendent Of
schools, talked on the Relation OF
Mission Schools to the Curriculum
Revision Program OF the State "a
80 members and guests OF the Civic
League for which Mr.. I. j. Cadwell
was hostess Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Roettele presided over q
short business session during which
discussion was made Of the cactus
garden project On the highway which
the league is sponsoring.
During the social hour, Mrs. c. Z.
Storms and Mrs. r. r. Card gave
a vocal duet with Mrs. Storms play
ing the piano accompaniment.
Mrs. Parker Spence. Mrs. Julius
Frank and Mrs. Claude Daley were
elected TO membership In the Junior
Tuesday club at its meeting this
week for which Mrs. Tom Sammons.
Jr. %as hostess.
Miss Bishop" BY Bess Streeter
Alderich was reviewed by Mrs. Carl
Roettele and Mrs. Thomas Robert
son gave the criticism Of the book.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McHenry were
hosts Tuesday nisht for the We'd
nesday Night Contract club inviting
the members for a Mexican dinner
before the games.
Players were Mr.. and Mrs. AL Volz,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Rome. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p. Rosette and the hosts.
Mrs. Rome was awarded the tro-
ply.
Mrs. T. B. Summons invited Miss
Blanche Carmen OF Buffalo. New
York. as the only out OF club guest
when she entertained the Wednesday
Bridge club this week.
Mrs. Paul Tanner who Is a recent
bride. was complimented with a twi-
light bridge and supper by Mrs. Lloyd
Brashed Tuesday evening.
Three tables Of players assembled
for the supper after which contract
was played. Mrs. Tanner was pre-
sented a lovely gift by the hostess,
and was high. Mrs. Jimmie Upton
was awarded second.
Mrs. w. M. Dooley entertained
with an evening Of bridge Monday
night a. a surprise for Mr.. Dooley
honoring him on his sixtieth birthday
anniversary.
Enjoying the games were Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Dooley OF McAllen, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Goble, Nj. and Mrs.
F. w. Dooley.
Mrs. c. II Boyne was hostess Tues
day afternoon TO the Alton Amadeus
club at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. S. r. Thomas.
During the social hour a musical
program was given by Mrs. Darrell
Holmes. Miss Wanda Jennings and
Miss Charlene Thomas.
The members Of the McAllen Study
club were special guests and present.
ed the program at the second semi
annual guest day OF the Woman's
Tuesday club which was held in the
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Irene HARRISON gave an in
structive paper in a very interesting
manner on the Development OF
the Modern Short Story" Mrs.
z. N. Catlett then read two OF the
O'Henry Memorial short stories, "A
Friend Of Napoleon" Richard Con-
nell. and "A Head Well Done" John
ID. Swain.
McAllen Study club visitors were
Mesdames 9. p. Samson. L. B. Weed,
Leland Austin. Granger w. Smith.
Jr, M. II. Laycock, Catlett, Miss
Margaret Mathis and Miss Haral-
son.
The club extended a special invi-
tation TO new Corners here and sew
eral new names viii be found in the
guest list which follows: Mesdames
<. N. MARCEL. J. A. Myers. c. Z.
Storms. H. p. Petersen. A. r. Hanna,
LYDIA Speer. w. 4. WEIGH, w. .. Bra
den. B. H King.
Mesdames r. w. Dooley, Z. p.
hauSam Of Sedalia. Mo. Heber Mar
cell. j. A. Glover Of Wichita, Kansas,
z. L. Beals, T. J. Caldwell, George
w. Johnson of Red Wing. MINI, A.
L. Brasher. B. l.. Brandt. A. w.
Caster of Houston. Z. p. Neal. A. r.
Schuelke. Leo. II. MARCEL. Miller r.
Armstrong. J. @. Polhemus. William
Drummond.
Mesdames Josiah Bixler. r. A. Tff-
~ nf Hlfrtnr No u n phfIffpe NJ
p. Wilson. Elmo Nelson. r. Q. Avery.
w. NJ. Sturgeon. George S. Agnew.
II. +. Cunningham. Misses Blanche
Carmen Of Buffalo, NJ. Y, Pearl Bra
den and Clara M. Sweitzer.
Mrs. z. w. Gray invited Mrs. Il. H.
Rankin and Mrs. T. r. Card TO games
Of the Mardi club for which she was
hostess at her home Tuesday after
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