Bridge Match Resume in New York Tonight
A night of renewed moral challenge begins as pros and cons of contract bridge resume after a holiday. S. Lenz leads with Oswald Jacoby against Capablanca and Culbertson teams at Knickerbocker Whist Club.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
8
A night of renewed moral challenge begins as pros and cons of contract bridge resume after a holiday. S. Lenz leads with Oswald Jacoby against Capablanca and Culbertson teams at Knickerbocker Whist Club.
Mrs J A Reynolds recovers from neuritis and Mrs M R Weir and party travel to Lawrence for knee treatment. The Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at the Christian church with a large attendance and a luncheon. Mrs W Welch and son Vernie accompanied Mrs Weir for treatment. Visits occur in Ola and Beulah Reynolds returns to a Kansas business college after visiting her parents. R L Douglas suffers acute heart symptoms for the past week.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. F. church met for an all‑day session with 24 members present and several visitors. They plan to finish four quills before Christmas, and Emma Buckingham led devotions. Gifts are limited to ten cents. Several members and others were noted for improved health and attendance, while a Kansas City visit was reported for Mrs. Welch and sister Mrs. Kiser.
A busy weekend with visitors from Kansas City and nearby towns is noted alongside a local health update. Mrs. J. Douglas remains bed-bound due to heart trouble and a lung condition, as activities include Eastern Star elections and installations, with social visits from families and friends.
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