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times brooding in the depths of remorse and
despair.
Several years later the theater-loyinr nuhrc.
acclaimed Emma Calve as the greatest Car.
men" since Minnie Hauk One of the most
Drlulant sopranos who ever sang in the Metro.
politan Opera House, she brought to her inter.
pretation OF Carmen" heritage of Southerm
Dlooo. Sne revealed fatalistic and supersti-
GlouS girl. Her swift revulsion from fawnine
love to tempestuous rage never failed tn ctip
her audiences
In February, 1919, both Geraldine Farrar ara
Mary Garden appeared in New York simulta1
neouSly IN Carmen" Miss Farrar at the
Metropolitan and Miss Garden at the Iexing-
ton Avenue Opera House Each differed from,
the other In her Interpretation of the role .
Mary Gardens portrayal was essentially human
ana convincing. Since she was better actress.
uaan singer, 1t was her histrionic portrayal
which attracted most attention Ceraldi,,n,
Farrar'S Interpretation proved more emotional .
her acting was a spectacular display which was
immensely popular with the operatic audiences.
who enjoyed a sensational show coupled with
nlgh-clasS singing.
NHESE are the "Carmens" whom Raha
Daniels will emulate and with whom she
hopes 10 take her place in the Hall of Fame
6eDe' VINO until recently never sang note
except Tor her own personal enjoyment
Long before talking pictures had passed the
dream stage Bebe was counted among the Lead
ing stars in the cinema heavens AS a COM
edienne of silent films her name was a biu
drawing card She was impulsive and funny
In ner own manner. This was the Bebe who,
aSpmeu 10 play the title role of Florenz zieg-
ieids Rio Rita" and who now aspires to take
her place with the worlds greatest "Carmens" .
When the Paramount studio started to make
Continued on Ti0enty- second PAGE
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BY DAN THOMAS.

1872 HEY called it grand" opera because
family pew in the diamond horse
shoe cost about one grand" per sea-
son, grand" being race horse slang
for thousand bucks or berries
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The Tall1ies Invade GRAND OPERA
Belle Daniels Is Go

Bebe Daniels Is Go
ing TO Play Carmen
and the Lo0erS OF
Classical MusicArp
Worried for Fear
HoIy7vood Dnec-
tors, in Altering the
Score for the Screen,
NH Spoil a Great
Dramatic Charac-
ter Made Famous
by Many Soprano
Her0ineS.
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Donna
GIRL SCOUTS y
HONOPFD

Mrs. Cecil Yerger was hostess AZ
the weekly meeting Of Girl Scouts
CT her home Tuesday afternoon.
She also entertained the girls
mothers and some scouts and their
mothers from McAllen. Out-of-town
guests and scouts included Harris
Ore. Jadel Laharchorn, airline Col
lado, Mary Frances Rhodes. Mrs. w.
e. Rhodes. Ruth Rhodes, Margaret
Highbee Enger Leavell, Margery
Dean Doris Miller, Dorothy earn
er. Mrs. James Miller Of McAllen.
Mrs. a. c. Chestnut, Mrs. VIII
Grissoms Mrs. Joe Holloway. Mrs.
Walter Gerald Weaver, Mrs. Schien-
zig. and Mrs. Farmsworth of Dom
n.. Scouts present were Elizabeth
Chestnut. Mary Forrest. Mary
Katherine Crissom. Effie Joe Hol-
loway, Geraldine Madison, Martha
Farmsworth, Martha Webb, Beverly
Wittnebert. Betty Yerger, Dorothy
Mae Yerger Mary Edith McFarling
Reba Owens, Betty Jane Truax,
Polly Truax. Sarah Louise Weaver.
Sadie Wright, Ruth vickers. Wanda
Farris. Mary Dee Wharton and the
hostess.
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for O visit to friends and relatives
in Longview.
Nj. and Mrs G. II. Cleveland
have as their guests Mrs. Cleve-
lands mother. Mrs. A. wier Of
Detroit, also her sister Mrs. VIII
liams mad Mr.. Williams OF Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Roessing had
as their guests this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph steiler. Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ingsnhuett Of
Comfort, Texas.
Mrs. Percy Herman has returned
from q visit OF her daughters. Miss
es Adeline and Louise Herman who
are spending the summer at a camp
az Kerrville.
Mrs. Ed Hill Of Houston spent
several days this week with her
mother, Mrs. Sherwood at the
Faculty club.
Mrs. J. 9. Harrison and Mrs. 2.
Z. Whitsett and children left this
week 70 spend q month at juno
ton.
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Valley Society News
and EHentS

were visitors In Harrington Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. r. Busby were
visitors In Mercedes Sunday.
T. Moye left Sunday for Missis-
sipi. He expects TO be gone q week.
Mrs. $. d. Busby Of Kennedy is the
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
s. r. Busby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Hester Sr.
we're visitors in Hartngen Friday.
Lee Sims Of Weslaco was q Don
na business visitor Saturday.
Jesse Waddell returned the first
Of the week from a business trip TO
Mississippi.
Eldon Clark Of Pharr was q DON
ma caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. =. Davis were
visitors in Pit. Isabel July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Owens and
children were callers In McAllen
Friday night.
Lawrence Champion and Elmore
Davis spent Friday morning in PIT.
Isabel.
Rev. James Smith returned Friday
night from q ten-days vacation In
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nyle Wood and son
OF Weslaco were visitors In Donna
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood and
son were McAllen and Pt. Isabel
visitors Friday.
Pete Holcomb OF Edinburg was q
visitor In Donna Saturday.
Theresa Champion. who Is at
tending business college In Browns
vile spent the holidays with rel
atives IN Donna.
Anna Ruth Howard. who Is at
tending the summer session OF G. A.
T. In Kingsville, spent July 4 In
Donna.
Mrs. w. G. Barnes left Thursday
for her home IN Liberty. after
spending three weeks in Donna as
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the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. ~.
a. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Young of
Refugio are spending several days
In Donna visiting Mr.. and Mrs. /
Brown.
Doss Stevens and two daughters.
Mary and Margery Of Humble, ar
rived In Donna Wednesday and are
visiting MIR. and Mrs. II. a. Stevens.
Moreno Vaughan spent the latter
part OF the week visiting Marguerite
McCutcheon IN Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Jackson or Rio
Hondo were guests at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vaughan Sun
day.
Texie Vaughan spent the week
end in Corpus Christi.
Helen Paine visited friends In
Corpus Christi during the last part
of the week.
Mrs. J. Frank Thomason and
daughter. Hazel, Mrs. Hazel Frame
Of Mercedes. and daughter. Phyllis.
left Saturday on an excursion trip
for California. They expect 10 be
gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs =. 4. Sanders are
spending q two-weeks vacation nc
Kerrville.
Jim Mcclure and J. =. Couch have
been elected by the local Epwurth
League rs delegates to the annual
Epworth League encampment in
Kerrville to be held there this week
and next.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Nations re-
turned Sunday from q weeks vaca-
ton along the southwest coast as
far as Alpine.
Arthur Wills was q weekend
visitor in Alpine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood and
daughter Mary Dean OF Harrington
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Donna as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David l.. Wilson.
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'"os SEVEN MEMBER SOCIETY '"o" SEVEN ss@'''

the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. i.
Wier.
Mrs. Harry =. Towns and daught-
er Mary Lee, Mrs. w. Il. Snow and
Mrs. Z. g. Snow were visitors In
Weslaco Monday.
Ralph McReynolds OF Waco Is the
guest Of his brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McReynolds.
Helen Boyce returned Friday
from q months vacation in Mis-
souri,.
Mrs. L. II. Hinkle and Mrs. G. c.
Hadsell left Wednesday for st.
Louis and other cities OF the Cen
trail west to spend several weeks
where they viii visit friends and
relatives.
N. o. Gerald arrived In Donna
this week from Oregon and Seattle,
Washington where he has been for
the past several weeks.
George Delbridge Of Edinburg was
a Donna business visitor Tuesday.
Walter Weaver returned Sunday
from a business trip TO Austin.
MI. and Mrs. j. r. Stout OF Meal
len were Donna visitors Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Park.
Mrs. p. NJ. Bishop and son, Z. M.
Of Waco, r guests at the home Of
Nj. and Mrs. j. o. Park.
Mr. and Mrs. George Breeding OF
Mercedes we're guests Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c.
Norwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Stout OF Wes-
laco were visitors IN Donna sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. McFarling and
Mildred and Mary Edith were visit
ors in McAllen Friday.
Dorothy Elliott who Is a student
at G. A. l. in Kingsville spent the
weekend In Donna as q guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and M.s. A. r.
Elliott.
Harry Merits OF McAllen was a
business visitor III Donna Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bonham
have returned TO Donna after spend.
ing two weeks in Austin and Other
central Texas cities.
Emory Watts was a bushes. Wis
itor in Brownsville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henslay anc
children were visitors during tn.
past week with relatives in Falfur.
rias.
$. A. Morris was q visitor in Pt
Isabel Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Memry Wyatt anc
children spent July 9TH in Pit. Isabel
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Wilson re.
turned from a weeks vacation Il
southwest Texas. They followed thu
Rio Grande river as far as Alpine
Jesse Wall returned Monda,
morning from Houston. where sh.
spent the weekend.
Jim Mcclure and Cleo Vineyard
were holiday visitors In Pt. Isabel.
Mrs. John Devil and children re.
turned 10 Beaumont Thursday afte
spending a week in Donna as guest
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. A. T. Hester ST.
Albert Champion was a visitor Ii
Weslaco Friday.
Nj. and Mrs. Nelson Jean an
children returned Friday from
several weeks vacation in Platts
mouth and Omaha. Nebraska.
Charlotte Graham left Sunday 10
st. Louis. where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting friends and rel
3tives.
Harry l. Towns left SATURDAY. 70
los Angeles and Glendale. Calf
where he win spend several weeks.
l.. l.. Bernard was a business Wis
Tor n NcAllen Monday.
AZ - ~ - -
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INDUSTRIAL CLUB
T.

Mrs. j.. Fl. Beatty was hostess
&Tuesday afternoon 70 the Holt
Hammond Industrial Club. The
club members responded TO the rol'
call BY naming qualities essential
to health.
A business session vas held dur
ing which Mrs. Joe Hammerlv ST
and Mrs. Frank g. Cook were elect
ed TO membership Of the club
Mrs. Eta Ringgold. county dem
onstrator. was present and gave 2
splendid lecture on health essentials
Guests for the occasion were
Mesdames Byron Beatty. G. s.
HIGGINS and Miss EVELYN Schlensig
Mrs. w. z. Crawford will enter
tain the club at its next meeting
on July %.
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McALLEN MAN
WEEDS y. VI. GIRL

Of interest TO many friends IS
the announcement OF the marriage
of Iceland S. Austin OF McAHer
and Miss Gladys Cowan Of Artesia,
New Mexico.
The birdsh as been a teacher IL
the public schools mere for several
years. Mr.. Austin. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Austin 81 McAllen
is assistant cashier OF the State
Bank and Trust company.
The wedding took place a. the
home Of the brides parents In New
Mexico and the couple left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for ?
trip Of several weeks TO California.
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q. Z. 8. INSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS

The Eastern Star held its regular
semi-monthly meeting Tuesday eve
ming and completed the installation
Of officers. which was not completed
a. the last meeting on account OF
the bad weather. The worthy No
iron, Mrs. Tina Phillips, presided
in the business session. Mrs. Belle
ReIleman acted as installing officer.
The following officers were installed:
Mrs. Alma Fort, associate matron;
G. w. Gound, associate patron; Mrs.
Mable Guillum. c~onductress: Mrs
Annie Ratliff. chaplain, and Mrs.
Laura Ballard for Esther.
Mrs. z. M. Brooks. worthy ma
iron Of Houston chapter. was a
guest and spoke Of the work OF the
Houston chapters
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PERSONALS

The Delta Bridge club has dis
banded for the summer.
Nj. and Mrs. N. z. Buescher en-
tertained the Junior Bridge club
Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Otey Lam ,ers Il
Dallas spent this week IN McAilen
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T..
G. Derrick at their home on North
Tenth street.
Mr.. Percy Herman left this veel:
for a business trip to New York
city.
Mrs. s. L. Hooper has hxd as
her guests for the past week her
brother DR.. @. r. Collier, and Mrs.
Collier. Of Eagle Pass.
Mrs. Vannie Cook has returned
to McAllen after having spent sew
eral weeks with relatives in Hous-
ton.
Mrs. Paul Rike and daughters
Paula Maude and Eunice Ray. CT
Mckinney. have arrived to join Mr..
Rike in making their home In Nc
Allen.
Alfred Osborne. son OF Mavor and
Mrs. Frank f. Osborne. has received
notice that he Is one OF three Val
lev applicants who will be allowed
entrance to the school Of medicine
at the University OF Texas.
Little Vannie Cook the son %
Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Cook Is visit
ing his grandparents in Natchitoch-
es, Louisiana.
Mrs. j. S. Bonner and children
left Wednesday for q visit to Hous-
ton and San Angelo
Miss Charlotte Dies who has beer
a visitor in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Clay Zachry left this week
for her home in Houston. She was
accompanied by Miss Virginia Zach
~ who will spend two months In
Houston with her cousin Miss Dice
@. B. Reynolds has as his guest
his nephew, z. p. Griffin Of Atkins
Arkansas.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop and her son
Eldridge, OF Waco are visitors in
the home OF Mrs. j. r. Stout.
Mrs. W. w. Dougherty and little
daughter left Thursday night r.
a visit to Mrs. Dougherty's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harding. in
Malvern. Arkansas. Mr.. Doughert-
will join them there and they will
go to Florida before returning &c
McAllen in about two weeks.
Mrs Sam Bazzei left this week
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EITD-WEEK CLUB
a MEETING

TIE Mid-Week club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. N. 5. Bar
neIt Wednesday afternoon with two
tables OF club members ana two
tables Of guests.
A prcfusion or flowers featuring
pink and white roses. gladiolia, and
z.eaias were artistically arranged IN
baskets and ases over the rooms.
The same cclors Of pink and white
were used in the TALES and other
table accessories and the refFeslI-
M.FntS.
Mrs. Z. w. Henery and Miss Hulda
Ei5Inan we're presented guest re-
membranes. Mrs. B. A. Mitchell
received high guest score, Mrs. Cliff
ton Davenport high club score. and
Mrs. Z. +. Pepper scored low.
A sweet course with an iced drink
was served TO nine club members
and the following guests: Miss Hulda
Eisman. Mesdames <. w. Henery OF
Abbeyville, La, 3. "A. Mitchell, Phil
Dixon, John Petty. Or. Tahman, q.
w. Gudmanson.
The club meets n 1T with Mis-. e.
3. Ballard.
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Mission
PERSONALS

Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer re-
turned Sunday from a trip to Kerr
vile and the Boys Camp, where she
spent q few days with her son.
MRS. Chester Nichols Is starting on
Q trip TO Europe, sailing down the
-. Lawrence from Quebec the mid
die OF this month.
Edward Oppenheimer LEFT Mon
cay evening for Galveston where he
will take a boat for New York CITY.
Misses Williamson, Isabel Thomas
and Minta Roberts, university stu
dents and friends OF Mrs. Cielland
Harris. were recent visitors at the
Harris home.
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BEREAN CLASS
open HOUSE

The Berean class OF the Christian
church Sunday school held its sec
ond open house" last Tuesday eve
ming in its social rooms, and a
pleasant evening was spent with
nearly all class members present.
also q number Of guests.
George 3. Dalrymple Of BRENNAN.
Noel Reed, Franklin Reed, Wanda
Jennings, Leila Jennings, al Of
Kansas. were grAes Of the class. as
were Reginald Pope and Miss Opal
Freeland, the litter OF Norman,
Okla.
Mrs. George Benson's class, the
Bereans, were unable ~ meet at
her home according 70 custom be-
cause OF the heavy rain. Mrs.
Sykes and Mrs. Cooper. however.
met at the parsonage with their
leader and spent q very enjoyable
afternoon visiting.
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FOR AN

Mr.. Pewee: Why did you get
me such big shirts? These are four
sizes too large for me.
His wife: They cost Just the
same rs your size, and I wasn't GO
ing 70 let q strange clerk know
! married such . shrimp as you.-
Passing Show.
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MRS. HENERY HOSTESS
TO ALTAR S0CUEY

Mrs. a. r. Henery was hostess 70
the Altar society Thursday after
noon for its regular business meet
ing. Plans were made for the sup
per that Is to be given by the ladies
Of the Brothers, who have assisted
in the building Of the church, at
the home OF Mrs. August King.
After the business session refresh
ments were served % eight members
and a social hour enjoyed.
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~BLUEBONNET BRIDGE
GTTTR ATEETS

Mrs. A. A. Bertson vas hostess
to the B~luebonnet Bridge club at
her home on East 18th street Tues
day, with two tables OF players pres
emit.
Mrs. =. w. Cray wss high score
holder. Mrs. Russell Howarth. low.
Mrs. Albert McHenry was the only
o~ut-of-club guest present.
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JUNIOR ENDEAvOR BOYS
GIVE PARTY

The boys Of the Junior Endeavor
of the Christian church were hosts
to a lawn party Monday evening
hororing the girls al the J. J. Glib
son home. with Miss Dorothy Scam
nell, their superintendent, as lead
er. Miss Scammell was assisted BY
Mrs. .. L. Knoles.
After an evening OF outdoor games
and contests ice cream and cake
were served to about twenty-five
members.
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INFORMAL EVENING
AT HARRIS HOME

Several nice little affairs have
been planned lately for young peo-
pie who r guests in Mission.
Among them was the informal eve
ming at the Clelland Harris home.
honoring Mrs. Harris ister-in-l law,
Miss Cornelia Harris, and the Misses
Williamson. Isabel Thomas and
Minta Roberts. the latter three uni
versity students. here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harris.
Bridge was INDUCED In. Mrs. Ray
Brooks. Mrs. II. B. Hargrove and
Mrs. G. F. Sorrell being guests be-
side the honorees. Lovely refresh
ments were served BY the hostess.
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DINNER HONORS
VISITOR

Mrs. Moulden Smith was hostess
at q charming dinner on Monday
evening. inviting a number Of local
young women to meet her sister.
Miss Virginia Gillespie, a guest In
the Smith home. The Misses Mar
garet Cannon. Mary Ferguson, Wv
len Card. Eugenia Eppright, Flor
ella Salter and Cora Whitley we're
those included.
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LAWN PARTY o
VISITOR

Mrs. John Brothers entertained
with a lawn party Thursday evening,
honoring Mrs. Orr, mother Of Mrs.
George Buchanan OF Winnipeg.
Canada. Refreshments were served
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crawford and
daughter. Gwen, and Marion Joyce.
Of McAllen. Mr.. and Mrs. McQuay Of
Elsa, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. johnson Of
Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Matthews
Of Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Pen
ry. Mrs. Mcvicars. Mrs. d. II. Set
ter. George Buchanan and Albert
Brothers
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MR.. AND MRS. w
ENTERTAIN CLUB

The Tuesday Evening Bridge club
met this week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Stewart on North
SharyIand, with four tables Of
guests and members.
II. Z. Smith was high cor hold
er for club members. T. B. Sam
mons for out-of-club guests. a little
token Of remembrance being pre-
sented 70 Miss Theo Merwin. guest.
Guests included Miss Merwin. Mr..
and Mrs. T. 3. Summons, Mrs. Flor
ence NJ. Hayes and Mr.. and Mrs.
3. NJ. Strong.
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WEsLACO WOMEN AT

w. NJ. L. MEETING +.
The quarterly district meeting OF
the w. M. u. held at Harlingen this
week had a good representation
from Weslaco w. NJ. u. The pro-
gram was rendered by Valley college
girls, who had attended the differ
ent Baptist colleges Of Texas.
Those making the trip from Wes-
laco were Mesdames w. L. Forbes,
S. v. Brandon, Z. G. Couch, J. II.
Couch. Belle Hudson, Bert Robert
son, w. w. Griffin, j. G. Nix, ;. =.
Potts. j. l.. Stone. G. It. Fort, J. w.
Maulin and Re and Mr1. Moore.
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VISITOR
Is HONORED

Mrs. Vannie Cook entertalneo
Thursday afternoon with q pretty
party honoring Mrs. Otey Lam
mers OF Dallas, the guest OF MRS.
l.. @. Derrick.
The attractive home was erect
svely decorated with shasta daisies,
and roses and zinniaS IN Snsoes =
pink. Bridge games were enjoyed
during the afternoon. after which
q delicious salad course with iced
tea was served to the following
guests: Mesdames Otey hammers,
of DALLAS. L. @. Derrick. Bess Dun
lazy, d. c. Perkins, Conrad Roitscn,
Rhea Clark, Clayton Stokely and
N. z. BueScher.
Mrs. D. !. Perkins received the
prize for high score and a dainty
gift was presented to Mrs. Lam
mers. the honor guest.
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Y. w. a. GIRLS
Il

The McAllen Y. w. A. girls were
guests at q most enjoyable spend
the-nieht party Wednesday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. LYLE
The party attended the midnight
matinee at the Palace theater az
ter which they were served with an
apoetizing suDoe AZ the Lyle home
At six o'clock Friday morning
thew visited the Cascade Pool for
a refreshing swim and a campfire
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HIDALGO BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

The Hidalgo Bridge club met
with Mrs. A. @. Taylor Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Heard Walker was the
guest Of the club for the evening.
Mrs. william Moore was the winner
OF high core prize and Mrs. Rob-
ert Posey Of low. Mrs. Ed Vela will
be the next hostess.
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Ex-KENTUCKIANS
r

This week IS seeing a happy re-
union OF relatives among the ex-
Kentuckians. with the relatives
from California spending every mo-
ment possible with their home state
relatives and local folk.
On Sunday a big family dinner
was served at the Roy Buckley
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Council were
hosts on Monday evening, with the
family all gathering at the Mrs.
Parkhill home on Tuesday. Some
Of the brothers and sisters have
not seen seer one another for years.
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MEXICAN SUPPER
FOR BUSINESS CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Zachman
entertained the McAllen Business
and Professional women's club Fri
dav evening az their home In Rio
Grande CITY. Husbands and friends
OF the members were guests for the
occasion. A delivhtful Mexican sun
per was served after which dane
ing was enioved until a late hoIr.
Mrs. zschman Is a former pres
icent OF the McAllen Business and
Professional women's club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
CALIFORNIA GUEST
II

Miss Marjorie Parkhill entertained
with an informal bridge affair on
Tuesday evening complimentary to
her cousin. Miss Joy Grassland, Of
Fresno, Calf.
misses Eugenia and Helen Epp-
right, Irma Gideon, Virginia Giles
pie. Margaret Cannon and Thee
Merwin were guests. who with the
honoree and the hostess enjoyed
the evening.