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and in the salad and ice courses
served at the close of the games.
A visitor at the home of Mrs. w.
NJ. Stone. of San Benito. Mrs. Ted
Linbinborn, Of Eagle Pass, was
awarded high score. the honoree
received the cut prize and second
high was the reward given Mrs.
George Wilson. Guests were Mes
danes Troy Henderson. Clyde Hol-
Ion, II. L. Richards, William How
ard, Dyke Callahan. Jesse Davis. ".
z. WEIGH, II. G. Aldrich. Emmett
Phillips. George Wilson. Amos
Prentiss. ". M. Stone. Mesdames
Ted Linbinborn. and Maurice Can
noway, Of Eagle Pass, Miss Grace
Sutorius, San Antonio.
Miss Josephine Pollard has re-
turned to her parents home. Dr.
and Mrs. A. J. Pollard. after taking
a special music course at the uni
versity at Austin. Miss Pollard w
thorough musician and has a
studio.
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with their guests, Capt. and Mrs. w.
r. Pride ard children. and Miss
Maude Jones enjoyed a trip and
party at Point Isabel Tuesday.
David Leavell. son Of Mr.. and
John Ewing has returned from q
vacation spent in the hills near San
Antonio. Mrs. Ewing and the chill
dren will Jmain at their summer
cottage there the rest OF this month.
Mr.. Ewing was accompanied home
by his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing
c. o. Rockwell, D. w. Weber, E.
d. Mathis, and A. D. Deans spent
several DAYS this week In Houston
on a business trip.
Roy II. Hardin Of Dallas. who for
merly lived IN McAllen, spent the
week here and will possibly be here
for several more days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Griffin spent
Wednesday IN Brownsville.
Howard Faulkner returned Tues
day from a visit TO his former home
az Winters.
MIR. and Mrs. Whit Rogers re-
turned this week from a trip
through the Winter Garden district
and the summer resort sections OF
the state. Mr.. Rogers is secretary
or McAllen's chamber Of commerce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Eskildsen have
announced the birth OF a baby boy
this week.
Miss Roxie Garner left Wednes-
day for a visit TO friends and rela-
tives in Mississippi.
Marvin j.. ROessing has returned
from a vacation spent with reia-
tives III New Braunfels and Com
fort.
Mrs. j. L. Sherer and little son.
James Landon. are the guests OF
Mrs. Sherer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. B. Freeland. at their home on
North Eleventh street. .
Mr. and Mrs. r. a. Donaldson and
children. who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil n. FariS, have
returned to their home at Rosebud.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. belong are
spending several weeks with rela-
uves in the North.
Miss Eunice M. Cockrum, who has
been spending several months with
her sister. Mrs. c. NJ. Dillon, n
Kansas. returned to McAllen re-
Gently. Miss COckrum attended the
University Of Oklahoma last year
and received her degree IN library
science there this spring
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TISS NAMED
lJEST OF HONOR

Miss Francis Lee Talbert Of Fort
.1rth, a guest in the home OF
Iiss Mildred Bridges. was named
-lest OF honor at an informal
ridge party and dance at the
.ovely Bridges home in South Palm
Gardens, one evening this week.
Punch was served throughout thu
evening and later a retreshment
course.
Those enjoying the evening n
the Bridges home TO meet Miss
Talbert were Misses Mary and
Agnes Ludden Of Chicago. Oslo
McNiel, Mary Lee Kern, Sara and
Mary Frances Haynes ana Ed
Herring. Packard Barton, Jack
Bates, John Ballanfant, Bert
Brown OF Cuero. who is listing his
brother. Gene Brown, and Freddie
Ludden Of Chicago, a guest in the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Morgan
Jones.
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Tom MarchbankS were hosts 90 their
bridge club nc their home OF North
Crockett. DR.. and Mrs. II. wv. Lie
received the gift for high score
among the bridge players. Delicious
iced refreshments were served during
the course OF the evening.
Guests other than club members
included Mrs. Ed. Downs. Miss Ina
CoulstOn. house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall. and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. q. Marshall.
Fred Wedegartner returned on
Thursday from Corpus Christi.
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Mercedes
QUIET CEREMONY
INITES COUPLE

Miss Ramah Crabb OF Corpus
Christi and j.. o. DOan OF this
city. were married Tuesday night
az 9 O'Clock at the home OF the
Rev. Ernest Baldwin, pastor OF the
local Baptist church. The Rev. Mr..
Baldwin performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doan left for Cor
pus Christi. returning yesterday,
and are now at home in the Black
well apartments.
Mr.. Doan IS the pharmacist al
the Harrell Drug company here
having come 70 Mercedes about q
month ago from Oden.
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MORNING CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. E. E. Cannon was hostess 10
the Tuesday Morning Bridge club
this week at her home in the Leslie
addition.
Besides club members there were
a number OF guests present for the
occasion including Mesdames w. T..
Campbell, j.. II. May. Cecil Beer
man. N. II. Laycock. r. r. Rubarth
and Mrs. Bailey.
High score prizes were awarded
Mrs. Robert Fenwick and Mrs. j.
Fl. MAY. Mrs. ". j. Eckelcamp won
the cut prize.
A delicious luncheon was served
at the conclusion OF the games. Mrs.
Horace Etchison Will entertain the
club next week.
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known club woman, having been
state regent Of the Georgia Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution,
State president OF the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. and
a state officer in the Georgia FEEDER
alton OF Music clubs. She Is now
honorary state regent for life OF
the Georgia OAR. and is also a
national officer in this organization
Mr.. Franklin was a member OF
the Georgia legislature for a num-
Der Of years and is an active figure
in the political affairs Of the state
GROUP ENJOYS
PICNIC
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Nj. Gaddy en-
tertained several of their friends
with a picnic supper at the Cas-
cade pool Tuesday evening.
Guests included MIR. and Mrs
VIM. Payne, who have recently re-
turned from New York. Mrs. Dori:
Miller and MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Pease
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. Cook and lit
tie daughter. Betty Ann. have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. Cook:
parents in Nathitoches. La. Little
Vannie Cook Will remain for q
month or two longer with his grand
parents.
MI. j. F. Powell of Corpus Christ
and Mrs. w. 3. Garrett Of Sar
Diego. Calf. left Thursday MORNING
for Corpus Christi after a visit Y
Mrs. Bon II. Smith and family II
McAllen.
Mr. and Mrs. William Payne have
returned after a month spent II
New York where they both engaged
III additional musical studies during
their visit. Both Mr.. and Mrs
PAYNE are we'll known artists II
their lines. Mr.. Payne being an IN
structor of voice in McAllen anc
Mrs. Pa/ae specializing in piano anc
pipe organ.
MIR. and Mrs. Conrad Roitsch were
guests al a sailing party az POM
isabel Wednesday night.
N. II. DCnels0n has returned aftei
a trip to New York and the New
England states IN behalf Of the
McAllen Citrus association. OF which
lie is
DR.. and Mrs. F. z. Glauner anc
little daughters. Jeanne and ia.
nice, have returned from a months
tour Of the northern states. Dr.
Glauner spent some time at a clinic
In Chicago during their trip.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Flynn has returned
from a trip to California and Can
ada.
Mrs. r. w. Kelly and children
have returned from a visit 70 Mr.
Kelly's father IN Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Paxton are
spending the weekend III San An
tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs III nj. Lilies have al
their guests the sister Of Mrs. Lilies
Mrs. r. J McCaleb. with her LITTLE
sons, Joe and Billy, Of Jacksonville
They will spend several weeks II
the Valley.
J.. p Pate returned THURSDAY
from an airplanr trip 10 Houston
Mrs. Jack Howell and Dorothy
Horn have returned from a two
weeks stay in California. MI. How
ell and James Horn met them IN
San Antonio and accompanied then,
back to McAllen.
Mrs. A. d. Leavell of McAllen. anc
political editor OF the Fort Worth
Press. Is spending about two week.
here with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Kreidlel
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INFORMAL BRIDGE
AFFAIR GIVEN

Mrs. Linton b Acker entertained
a small group OF friends at auction
bridge on Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Ohio Avenue. Pink
roses were used about the rooms,
helping to carry out a color scheme
or pink and green.
Miss Della Enochs scored high In
the games Of bridge and Mrs. w. u.
Robinson held consolation score.
others making up the guest list
were Mesdames Mel Robinson. L. y
schmidt, j. S. McNiel and HuFhec
vans.
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"HOBOES" ENJOY
UNIQUE AFFAIR

Tuesday night the "hOboes gath
cred at the Methodist church, were
only members Of the Senior Epworth
league of the First Methodist church
on their way to Olmito and a hobo
party. Novel games and new con
tests entertained the guests until
a late hour. The refreshments for
the evening were ~cleverly wrapped
IN paper bags and served to the
guests as handouts.
The members OF the league who
attended the affair were Misses
Loretta Sullivan. Sadie Roberts.
Kate Jones. Gladys Steck, Jean
Adams. Margaret johnson. Fora
N~iedreiohn, Helen Margaret Hanch-
ey. Helen Haines, Mildred Palmer.
Virginia Worthington, Dolores Nor
gan. Shirley johnson and La Verne
Ewing and Lille Bassett. Dick Whit.
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WELL KNOWN CLUB
WOMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M. Frank
lin Of Georgia vii! arrive Friday to
spend several weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Conrad Roitsch. In
McAllen. Their visit will be OF in
terest to a number of friends they
have made on former occasions IN
the Valley.
Mrs. Franklin is a nationally
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MONTHLY SOCIAL
MEET HELD

Monday evening the Business
and Professional Women's club met
at the home OF Mrs. Pat OBrien
for their monthly social Among the
tables OF bridge players. Mrs. Don
Still held high score and was award
Cd the prize gift. After the games
the hostess served a light salad
course.
The local organization will be the
hosteSSes to the district meeting of
the Business and Professional Wo-
men at the Stonewall Jackson hotel
on August 81.
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Mesdames Y. +. Cook. Marvin
Sneed, Rhea Clark. Conrad R0ltsch.
Kirk Mallory. d. G. Perkins, +. II.
Beels. George Braden. y. z. BUsk-
er. John Haden. I 3 Sigler. Charles
II. Bartliff. p. ID. Moore. l.. q.
Derrick. Clayton Stokely. Lloyd
Little. Joe lie Bow. r. r. Russell,
Niles Esrey. Jack Watts. OF Los
Angeles. and Mrs. Melick.
Dainty prizes wrapped II pink
and green, the cOlOrs Of the attract
i've tea room. were presented for
high and low o 10 Mrs. Charles
Bartliff and Mrs. Jack Watts. Mrs.
Kirk Mallory was winner Of the cut
prize and each Of the honor guests
received an appropriate gift.
After the games the guests were
seated al the large banquet table
which was exquisite with handsome
lace cloth and a center-piece Of
gorgeous deep pink roses. A de-
liciouS salad and sweets course was
served with fruit-flavored tea.
Dance at Country Club
One Of the most enjoyable Of re-
cent affairs was the dance with
which Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Little
and Mr. and Mrs. T. II BeelS en-
RETAINED the younger married set
ard a number Of other friends at
Tepehuaie Country club Wednes-
day night. in compliment 70 Miss
Ruth Hostetler Of St. Louis and
Miss Margaret Alter Of San An
tonic.
Clusters Of graceful queens
wreath festooned the rafters OF the
rustic club house. and masses Of
fern and the same delicate vine
around the walls transformed the
place into an indoor garden.
Music was furnished bv an ex-
cellent orchestra. Delicious iced
punch was served during the eve
ming. About seventy guests enjoy
ed the delightful hospitality.
Luncheon Given
Mrs. Charles IT. Bartliff and Mrs.
T. D. Moore were hostesses at a
luncheon az the Casa de Palmas
Tuesday evening hon0r.ng Miss
Ruth Hostetler Of ST. Louis and
Miss Margaret Alter Of San An
tonic.
The group included Miss Hostel
Ter. Miss Alter. Mrs Clayton Stokelv.
Mrs + r. Russell and the host
es-es. Attrac-Ba gifts were pre-
Gented the two honor guests.
HFNnEpGnHs Rpr
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CIRCLE HOSTESS
AT MEETING

The Effie Baker circle of the Bap-
fist Women's Missionary society en-
tertained the other circles with a
quarterly social az the home of Mrs.
William Mckinney Thursday after
noon.
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San Benito Guest Is
San Benito Society
Bridge Party Honoree
San Benito Society
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN BENITO, AUG. Mrs. Pat Murphy complimented her guest
Miss Grace Sutorius. Of San Antonio. with a very pretty bridge party
az Ter nome u san Benito on Thursday. Red and orange in the color
motif made a brilliant setting for the summer frocks worn by the guests
The same bright hes were apparent in all the accessories for the game
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Series ofAHairs For
McAllen Society
Visitors in McAUen
McAllen Society
Special to The Herald)

McALLEN, aug. Mrs s J McKinsey was ostess AT a lovely party
at the Casa de Palmas Wednesday afternoon. honoring Miss Ruth Hos
teller of st Louis and Miss Margaret Alter Of San Antonio
Six tables Of players enjoyed the hospitality. Composing these we're
Miss Ruth Hosteter or ST. Louis. Miss Margaret Alter Of san Antonio.
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SWIM PICNIC
ENJOYED

An interesting swimming party.
with picnic supper afterward. was
enjoyed az the Cascade pool Wed
nesday evening by a group OF friends
who have been residents of Nc
Allen for twenty years or more.
The party included Messrs and
Mesdames Granger Smith, Fl. B..
Glendinning. q. G. Ehlinger, w. l..
Hart. Mrs. Fred WEIGH and Miss
Matte Welch. The children in these
families were also present and en-
loved the "reminiscences Of pioneer
days in the Valley.
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AFTERNOON BRIDGE
HONORS GUEST

Mrs. p w. Murphy entertained
Tuesday with an enjoyable afternoon
OF bridge at her home. naming as
honoree Miss Grace Sutorious OF
San Antonio. her guest.
Among four tables Of players, Miss
Ted Linderborn Of Eagle Pass held
high score and received a lovely
gift. Mrs. Charles Wilson was
awarded the prize as second high,
the the honoree was the recipient
OF the cut award "A dainty luncheon
course was served when the games
Of the afternoon were finished.
The guests included Mesdames
Clyde HOllOn. Charles Wilson, ChaS.
Callahan. Herman Watson and @.
w. Howard OF Harrington: II. G. Al
bridge, j. Davis. Harvey Pickards,
e. Philips. Edgar WEIGH, Amos Prem
tlss. W. S. Stone and Troy Hender-
son OF San Benito and Mrs. Morris
Gannaway and Miss Ted Linderborn
% Eagle Pass ana the honoree.
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bridge Wednesday evening. The
group included MeSSrs. and Mes
DANES /. NJ. Edwards. Wade DIN.
L. L. Davis. DR.. and Mrs. w. II.
Duncan and the host and hostess.
Prizes were presented to Mrs. I.
NJ. Edwards. Mrs. Wade DIN and
Mr.. DIN.
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HENDERSONS ARE
BRIDGE HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. T. r Henderson en-
tertained a number Of friends al
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ENJOYABLE PARTY
AT SHAW HOME

Mrs. James Shaw entertained
with a most enjoyable children's
party on Thursday afternoon in
honor Of her little daughter.
Delight Shaw.
Many games and contests were
enjoyed on the lawn with Jacquel-
inc Achton and Bette and Jacql-
me Ray winning prizes.
The little folk were served ICED
refreshments later in the after
noon. The hostess being assisted
BY Mrs. Fred Ebling in entertain
ing the following guests: Eettie
sue Robinson, Mande Marion Nc
Queen, Dora Hager, Mary Ruth
Bennett, Jacqueline and Estelle
Ashton, J~ocqueline and Betty Raw.
Florence Love. Patsy Ebling. Sara
Ellen Herndon. Dorothy Carlisle
and Isabel Viguess and Arlene
Martin the last two from La Feria.
LUNCHEON THEATER
PARTY GUESTS
Misses Sara and Mary Frances
Haynes had for their guests one
gay tnlS week, MISS jeanette CalG-
veil Of Mission. and her house
guest, Miss Joel Estes OF Cleburne.
The four motored to Scbre Las
Olas, near San Benito. for lunch
con. and later formed a tn
party for the picture show az Har
lingen.
MRS sHOUSE
HOSTESS
Mrs. "A. w. Shouse was hostess
~ an enjoyable meeting OF the
Wednesday afternoon bridge club
at her home in Palm Heights
Drive.
In the club games OF auction
bridge Mrs. /. 0. Mathews scored
high and Mrs. Carrie VI. Stuart
scored for consolation. A refresh
ment course followed the games.
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George Lockard. r. M. Edmonson,
Jimmie Pltman. Howard Caswell.
BIZ Johnston and Turner Johnston.
The young people were ~chaperoned
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Niederjohn.
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Lords prayer. Mrs. j. X. Bull. Mrs
w. J. vertrees and Miss Gladys
Woodrome OF townsville. members Of
the Brownsville ". c. r. r., we're
introduced 70 the society members.
After the business and educational
meeting. the guests gathered in the
annex where an ice course and wa
fers were served by Mrs. u. r. Ellis.
chairman of the social committee.
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AND


Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs
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GROUP ENJOYS
pTCNTT

TICNI(
Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ Gaddy en-
tertained several of their friends
with a picnic supper at the Cas-
cade pool Tuesday evening.
Guests included MIR. and Mrs
VIM. Payne, who have recently re-
turned from New York. Mrs. Doris
Miller and MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Pease.
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MISS SARA ]. STRICKER
Photo by National Studio.

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CLUB WILL HOLD
PARTY. LUNCHEON

Mrs. John Hicks is chairman In
charge Of a covered dish luncheon
and card party to be given by the
social service department of the
Woman's Municipal Gardens Club,
Thursday.
Luncheon will be served at u,
with program and cards following
Mrs. Hicks will be assisted by Mrs.
John Phillips, Mrs. Frank Marks,
Mrs. Albert Kiefer, Mrs. M. H. Myers
and Mrs. John Weinbrecht. Mrs
Howard Shelby is in charge Of the
program.
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Club VIII
GiUeDinneY
and Bridge

Among those who have made
reservations for the dinner bridge
party 20 be given Thursday night
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for
members and guests are:
MessrS. and Mesdames John Ora
ham. Louis SchweitZer, S. j. Mar
tenet, Lawrence G. Cun1mins, Ray
c. Fox, Frank F. Woolling, Charles
Collins, E. E. McFerren, Walter H
Hiatt, Walter .Krull, E. F. Smith
and L. E. Freeman.
Windows in the lounge, where
dinner will be served, will be banked
with Easter lilies. The tables will
be decorated with spring flowers in
the pastel shades.
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TAU GAMMAS TO
OPEN FETE HERE

Tau Gamma sorority will cele-
brate it's ninth anniversary with a
dance at the Columbia Club Fri
day night. Invitations have been
issued to 500 guests, including men,
bers Of sororities and fraternities,
who will be special representatives.
The dance will open a two-day
convention, including luncheon
and business meeting, closing with
a dinner and program Saturday
night at the Hotel Lincoln. Miss
Nellie Thomas, assisted by Miss
Gladys Biainaka and Miss Nigel
Haley, have charge of the program.
Representatives from Beta chapter,
Portsmouth, O., will attend.
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KONJOLA WORKED
WONDERS IN THIS
STUBBORN CASE !
indianapolis Miss Hopes
Others Will Profit From
Her Experience With
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Arrnmne BMllcO PGrtN

z II Wy = ="
Plans will be completed for
bunco party to be given by members
of Beta chapter, Delta Tau Omega
sorority, at a meeting to be held
Monday night at the Chamber of
Commerce.