Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06

Party favors were tiny pieces Of red
and gold ribbon.
The following freshmen were pres
emit: Helen Everhart, Ruth Tanner,
Elizabeth Spencer, Elizabeth Brit
ton, Elizabeth Harris, Alama Bouse,
Leola Derr, Ruth Bell. Myran Faris,
Geraldine Palmer, Eunice Keller,
Geraldine Fox, Gladys Gravis. Ida
Lee Simmons, Bernice Delp, Leona
wilkins, Inez Meister, Edna Guin,
Ward Falcott, Leonard Irving, Jim
ME Tumlinson, Bryan Harris, Lee
Vernon, Edward Martin, Arthur CAL
hume, Leonard Wilson. Kent Mellen-
burch, Cecil White, Murray Hensley,
Lee Cowan.
The third vanishing luncheon was
given Saturday by members Of the
Friendly Circle Sunday school class Of
the Peoples church at the home OF
Mrs. j. Lee Stambaugh. Mrs. STAN
baugh and Mrs. l.. c. Lemen were
h~ostesses. The following were pres
emit: Mesdamest Lee NJ. Green. u. j.
Boehnke, l.. +. Kruse, Mabel George,
Joe Waite, Chas. Starlin, B. Mighell,
N. Kalial. George White, Walter
Good, Amos Robinson, Sam Miller,
Arthur R~eichert, J. r. Lemen, l.. l..
O'Neal and Miss Louise Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Stambaugh en-
tertained a number OF their out-of-
town friends Thursday evening. Aft
er five games Of bridge, Mrs. Ritchey
was found to be the lucky one with
high score, and Mr.. Trantham held
high score for men. Refreshments
were served to the following: Messrs.
and Mesrames Earl Trantham and
Ira Jenkins of McAllen, Walter
Schultz of Edinburg and George Har-
ris, Guy Ritchey, o. c. Emery Of
Pharr.
The San Juan Music club will pre-
sent their open meeting Saturday.
May 5, at the high school auditorium.
at 2:30 p. m. This is the Saturday
preceding music week and the pro-
gram is arranged to observe this oc-
casion. All women in the Pharr. San
Juan and Alamo communities are cor
daily invited to attend.
At this program the playlet on the
Rio Grande Valley. written by a club
member, Mrs. Burl Stugard, will be
presented as well as other musical
numbers.
The San Juan Music club, with Mrs.
Lee NJ. Green as leader, will present a
program before the McAllen Music
club during music week. This club
will be guests of McAllen Music club
Monday. May z. to hear a program
by Mission talent.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Roberts Of
Kingsville arrived in San Juan Sunday
morning for a short visit with Mrs.
Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.DeMange and
E. NJ. Griffith returned Tuesday noon
from their visit to Kansas and sew
eral other Northern states, having
been gone about a month.
James Carter, representative of the
Alamo-Peck Furniture CO., of San An
tonic, has spent several days in the
Valley looking after the company's
business. Mr.. Carter is a brother Of
Mrs. W. Houston Gossage and was a
guest at Judge and Mrs. Gossage's
home while in the city.
j. r. Shelves, who has resided near
Donna for some time. has moved to
the Bruce Young place south of San
Juan.
Mrs. Ted Gill of Houston. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Davis. arrived
Saturday morning and returned Mon
day evening, accompanied by her
father, B. b. Davis, and a sister, Mrs.
Hendrixon.
H. n. Kidder has been appointed
scout master and is doing excellent
work with the boys.
Bob Walden was in San Juan
Thursday transacting business.
Miss Ruth Wolf from Mission spent
the day Thursday with Mrs. Hiram
| Harrison and SON., Jimmie.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. l.. Miller and Banks. Jr..