, 1935-05-31
Bridge Affair
Has Two For
POSSESSES
Especial tc The Heraldl


EDINBURG, May 81. - The Ed
inburg Country club was the scene
Of a charming bridge courtesy Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. T.. L. San
ders and Mrs. G.. II. Taymsn Of
Hargill hostesses to six tables Of
bridge players.
Mrs. E. A. Brown was awarded
high trophy; Mrs. John Lavelle
scored second with Mrs. Tagle lucky
in the cut. being presented with an
award also.
Miss Naughty Squares. graduate
Of the local junior college. entertain
ed at bridge recently with &c high
school and college graduates as
guests at the Community house.
Following the games in which
high was made by Miss Eleanor
Doughtie and second high by Miss
Jane Kreidler. the hostess served
refreshments from a table laid with
hand-embroidered linen.
Officers OF the Delphian Study
chapter were reelected TO serve an
other term at the meeting held Mon
day afternoon at the Community
house. Plans we're also made for a
luncheon TO be given as the final
meeting Of the year with husbands
Of the members as guests.
The programs fer the afternoon
concluded the study Of Babylonia
with members present contributing
excellent topics.
Alice and Marjorie Chapman.
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Chapman. who are leaving soon for
q tour Of the western coast. were hon
orees at a courtesy Saturday even
ing given by a group of their friends
in the studio of Mrs. j. NJ. FriSby
Games, dancing and a musical pro-
gram furnished the entertainment
for the evening.
Following the regular practice
hour Of the Edinburg Community
Chorus. ID. "a. Muller. director, en-
tertained at the community house
for the members. Games. readings,
singing and dancing filled the even
ing for the 40 members present.
The Ladies Aid of the First Christ
ian church met Tuesday afternoon
for a business session with Mrs. j.
A. Braden in charge Of the devo-
tional taken from the book Of John.
Plans we're made for an ice cream
social 70 be held soon.
Mrs. A. "A. Aldrich and Mrs. "A.
M. Casberg were co-hoSteSses Tues
cay afternoon when the Presbyterian
Auxiliary held its birthday party in
the church annex. This annual pro-
gram is held for the benefit Of the
Golden Castle School for girls in
japan.
The program was furnished BY
LEILA Belle Burns. Betty Bishop. Hell
en- Warnke and Dorothy Rentz who
were dressed in japanese kimonaS
and told Of Tie school as though they
yer students Id the school and we're
visiting the United States. Mrs. a..
q. Norris WIS In charge Of the pro-
gam.
Plans we're competed during the
afternoon for the financing Of one
girl from the chartE. tC the Young
Peoples Conference IN Kerrville next
month.
Preceding the regula. monthly So
cial hour held Tuesday afternoon by
the Methodist w. M. $. in which
guest day was featured a program
with discussions on Negroes" was
presented. Readings and piano solos
yer enjoyed and Mrs. j. A. ShoSen-
berg sang a negro spiritual
During the social hour Glare Col
lier. Mickey BledSoe and Eva Ruth
Galloway gave readings. Mrs. W. F.
Mcfarland gave a piano number
with Mrs. Shosenberg closing the
program with a reading.
The hoStesseS. Mrs. i. II. Piper.
Mrs. M. b Crouch. Mrs. "A. q. Oyler.
Mrs. O.. p. Rumble. and Mrs. w. A.
McNaob. served iced tea. sandwiches.
and waters to the members and
present.
Mrs. K. c. Boysen entertained the
Rio Grande chapter Of the d. A. r.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. z. S. Lam
mers Of Alamo was IN charge of the