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Sncietv CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
The Baptist w. III. S. will meet
at the church at loo o'clock to
observe industrial Day"
The monthly social meeting OF
the Methodist Missionary circles
will be held at the church.
TUESDAY
The What To Read club will meet
st $3.50 at the home OF Mrs. Room
Pate in Los FreSnoS.
The Mardi club will meet with
Mrs. G. p. Miller.
The Rebekah lodge will hold a
meeting at the Masonic Temple at
8 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY
The Tournament Bridge will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Nell
Allen In Los Ebanos.
The Wednesday bridge club will
meet with Mrs. A. d. Dickinson.
81 Jardin Heights Society club
viii meet with Mrs. Guy Sutton.
THURSDAY
Mrs. o. v. Lawrence will enter
tain the Original Thursday bridge
club.
FRIDAY
W. G. T. U. will hol ia meeting
at the Methodist church at $3.50.
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Local Girl
Is June Bride
On Sundau

A pretty wedding was solmen- ~
Sunday morning at $780, o'clock n
the Church OF the Advent uniting
in marriage Miss Margaret Nc
Clughan and Harry Driver. Rev. r.
o. Macintosh read the ring cere-
mony with only members Of the
family and close friends OF the
bride and groom being present.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with pink roses and ferns.
Mrs. w. b. Sudlow, organlst. played
the Lohengrin wedding march as
the bride approached the altar. She
was accompanied by J. r. Miller,
a close friend, who gave her in
marriage.
The bride was gowned in a baby
blue silk embroidered lace frock
with dainty pink accessories. Her
bouquet was Of pink Radiance roses
In shower effect.
Miss JEANNE McClughan, sister
OF the bride, was the maid OF hon
or. Her gown was OF lowered crepe
chiffon with accessories of tan. The
only bridesmaid was Miss Mabel
Wigington attired in rose-tan chif-
fon.
Mrs. w. L. Ryman, mother of the
bride, wore a gown OF peach chit
fOn.
Attending the groom were Marcel
Sauber. best man, and Dudley
Martin.
Following the ceremony. a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
FL Jardin hotel to members OF the
bridal party and guests at the we'd
ding. Immediately after which Mr..
and Mrs. Driver left BY motor for
Corpus Christi, san Antonio. and
Kerrville.
Mrs. Driver travelled In a suit OF
yellow crepe with jacket and ac-
ceSsories OF matching sha'-s.
Mrs. Driver was born in Scot
land but came to Brownsville sew
eral years ago from PHILADELPHIA.
Pa. Mr.. Driver has been a resider.
here for many wears and is con-
nected with the Pan-American Air
WAYS.
The young couple will - at home
70 their friends in Brownsville the
latter part OF June.
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Brides, Graduates, Visitors,
Are Local Society Leads

beaches Oh Sunday. New pleasure
craft. fishing skitis and sail boats
adorn the Laguna Madre. And
the speed boat races on Iona
Alta lake Will attract the s7ac-
tatcr sportsman.
PIcnics. beach supperS. fish frys.
STEAK roastS and grabbing parties
are perhaps the most popular "a
TO entertain the family ur out-QFr
town guests AZ this season.
Younger Set
The younger set has already en-
JOyed "a number ~ their delightful
swiEls and sailing parties AZ Port
Isabel. Last Wednesday night
about twenty-five of the Hiph
School and Junior College bows ar-
ranged a sailing party for the
girls. Sandwiches and lunches we're
prepared by the girls and everyone
said II was "a lovely party. MI. and
Mrs. w. ID. Ferguson were chap
crOlcs.
Summer I'm Brownsville
Summer I'm Brownsville ~ truly
q vacation when there are such ap-
proprIate places 10 dine, aS the
Country club the Yacht club. and
the Spanish patio OF the II Jardin
hotel.
Informal Society
Visitors here ned not want FOR so-
clety and recreation. at least net
the informal sort. AS for the brides
oil the month. their friends are
ShoWerlng them with lovely parties
81 All descriptions. And the stu
dents who are home from college or
those who are attending summer
school have all lapsed into "A state
OF Semi-relaxation.
Providing the weather continues
10 aid Brownsville and the Valley
In living uD to the name ~ SUM
mer Resort. this light society
drama which has been playing for
MANY seasons Is sure 70 have an
indefinite run.
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This
and
That
in
Fashion

WASHINGTON -tR- Gay co..
PRS win run rampant on beach
umbrellas and broad brimmed straw
hats as smart members Of capital
society flock the beaches.
While cabinet members wives
may forego the gaudy bathing suits
they plan to avail themselves Of
the cooling shade Of almost foot
wide hat brims.
The swing back from no brims
~ all brims is already meeting with
Favor for almost every occasion
Prom luncheons to garden parties,
|Pnd the gayer the big bonnet for
peach wear, the better.
Most Of them are decorated with
Resigns ranging from flowers to
G1iying maids. Sometimes, however,
Tapping broad brim is very plain
and has enough style for a garden
party.
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San Antonio Guests
Feted With Parties

house guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Rene
3. Creager.
On Saturday Mrs. w. c. Craig
was hostess at a charming lun o.
con at the Yacht Club for the
visitors. A bridge luncheon was
given for them Tuesday by Mrs.
VIII West at her home IN West
Brownsville.
Mrs. Wimberly Macleod was hos
tess at a small luncheon at her
home in Harrington one day last
week. Several other delightful
luncheons and dinners we're plan
ned by friends Of Mrs. Creager and
the San Antonio ladies. Mrs. Lena
Gay More, Mrs. Winfree Of TT.
Brown, and Mrs. John Gregg we're
among those who entertained.
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Students At
BaylorReturn

MERCEDES. June 13-There are
quite a few young people from the
Valley who attended Baylor Uni
versity at Waco this year, and
some are continuing through the
summer, al Of whom are working
t. attain their various degrees.
The young people have boosted
the Valley IN various ways.
Miss Mylin Johnson OF Alamo. II.
p. Littleiield of San BenitO. Curtis
LiehtfoOt Of Harrington, Joe New
shaw Of san Benlto, ana J.. T..
Pike Of Weslaco. were all members
Of the band. Curtis Lightfoot. who
was major, was chosen as the out
standing man OF Texas, holding
such a position.
Lightfoot and J. c. Pike were also
members Of the VaiSitonians. q mu-
steal organization. sponsored BY a
group OF boys. These two boys we're
chosen 10 accompany the Briscoe
tours to Europe this summer. IT. p.
Littlefield was also a member OF
the Mems Glee club.
Hunley Slaughter or Edinburg.
Wayne Andrews OF Weslaco. Wood
row Gound OF Weslaco. Lum Simms
OF Edcouch. Cecil Dyer or san Be
nito. Ralph Lee or Harrington. a
member OF chamber OF commerce
and pre-low. and Ohio Brown Of
San Benito. pre-med, were likeaise
as prominent in the academic and
social life az the university.
Miss Catherine Frisby Of Nc
Allen. who received her degree this
spring was an outstanding men,
Der Or the Little Theatre. Miss
Virginia Ogden OF Alamo. who seeks
a degree from the school Of music,
is outstanding in that school. Al
though busy III the school or music.
She Is active in academic work As
well as social life. Miss Demmaree
Voorhees, Of La Feria. has made the
honor roll several terms. and will
be an assistant in the English de-
nartment next year. Miss Ruth
Louise Robinson was active in the
speech department and the social
life.
Miss Nadine LentZ. talented
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Flee.
Lent of Mercedes. has lust return
ed from Baylor University 10 spend
the summer months with her par
ents.
Miss Ientz has been taking
courses both IN the school OF music
and IN the school or arts and sci
enc She was a member or tho
woman's choral club. She was on
the honor roll this sDring term. az
well as other terms. Because or
her excellent grades she attained
the Sophomore honor roll which
requires a certain average for the
first two years work al BAYLOR
University. She was active IN var
iouS extra curriculae phases II
work connected with the univer-
sity.
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Women Faith
In Gilrs Is
Greater

AUSTIN, June 13.-Women have
greater faith il the modern gin
than do men.
The College Of Industrial Arts
at Denton, Is establishing a new
record for Texas and the South
west, proves that.
G. /. A. recently became the
first college with a majority Of
women on its governing board.
And Immediately the board, with
women in control by majority
rule. liberalized the strict regula-
tions and rules affecting social
conduct. 1t gave the 1000 girls in
the college more freedom, more
personal responsibility as to hours
and dates. 1t advanced the junior
girls to full rank with the seniors
in the latitude and privileges OF
self-government. The minority OF
men on the board joined whole
heartedly in this liberalization.
Gov. Ross s. Sterling. when he
recently appointed Mrs. NJ. II.
Hagaman OF Ranger a regent OF
c. I. A. established the record OF
having placed women in majority
control Of any Texas educational
institution. There are o five
women and four men on the board.
A woman senator. Miss Margie
Neal. two years ago sponsored q
law that increased the board from
SIX to nine members.
Members of the G. I. A. board
take extreme pride in having won
the recognition OF women in the
government Of the women's college.
None more 80 than Hugh Nueent
Fitzgerald. Austin. for 10 years a
member and long chairman Of the
board.
In the next vacancies on the
board. ex-students OF G. /. "A. will
be available 10 be appointed for the
first time as regents.
New Dormitory
The college late in May set up
another precedent for Texas insti-
buttons OF higher learning, By COM
pleting the first college dormitory
IN the state to be paid for under
the self-financing system authoriz-
ed by law for several institutions
last year.
BY unanimous vote OF the other
eight members. this new dormi-
tory was named Fitzgerald hall. in
honor OF the boards president. Mr..
Fitzgerald, veteran Texas newspa-
perman. was the first editor in
Texas to urge the creation Of the
college. back in the DAYS when Gov.
Joseph D.. Sayers approved the bill
establishing it.
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COSTUME JEWELRY
HEAVIER AND SIMPLER

PARIS-P-CoStume jewelry is
growing heavier and simpler with
ach new design. Bracelets and ear
|1ngs are rarely een by day and
necklaces are becoming increasin-
w plain. One Of the smartest neck
ornaments is a heavy black cord
with a single pendant Of jade. cor
n or crystal suspended in front.
Necklaces Of nickel chains or bril-
iants like tiny mirrors are other
[avorites.
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Christening
And Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Combe
formally christened their infant
SON. Bertram. Jr.. Friday afternoon
at the Church OF the Sacred Heart.
Father Lewis officiating. This was
followed by an informal reception
for their friends 40 the Combe
family home on Washington street.
me god-mother. Mss Made
line Walton. daughter OF eE-
governor Walton OF Oklahoma was
an honor guest OF the occasion
Miss Walton and Mrs. Combe. nee
JOY Bennett, were old friends
when the Bennett family lived I'M
Houston. Miss Walton IS now ~
school in san Antonio
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UxEDO PAJAMAS
RE FORMAL NOW

PARIS-CP-Tuxedo pajamas are
he last word in modern moonlight
Eyles. The new pajamas. which are
esigned for dinner wear are made
long strictly tailored lines. with
mpIe bodices and tailored coats
sminiscent Of masculine dinner
Ackets.
Trousers are narrower than IN
he usual version OF the feminine
paiama. Black and white
ktin are the farorite fabrics.
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PLENTY or TITLES

GRIDLEY, Calif.-E. Y. Cain. q.
superintendent OF the local element
airy schools. is a well-tiltled man.
He is president of the Gridley Ro-
tary Club. school superintendent.
vice president Northern California
Teachers Association. and institute
chairman, member of Butte Coun-
Nv Beard OF Education. secretary
Butte County School Masters club.
secretary Gridlev Health Center.
director of Gridley club and d.
rector OF the Red Cross
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Local Girl Graduates
In New York

Word has been received here OF
the graduation Of Miss Katherine
Dougherty on June 5 from the
Halstead School In Yonkers. N. Y.
Miss Dougherty was born in
Brownsville and is a relative of Mrs.
JOHN Closner whom she viii visit
here next winter.
She has been active IL activities
al the Halsted School and is pres
ident Of her graduating class.
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LILACS USED
LII KINGS DINNER

WASHINGTON -tH1- White Ii
acs and pink snapdragons were
lsed in most effective manner at
ne Write House dinner given by
resident and Mrs. Hoover for the
ing and Queen of Siam.
A big golden plaque was border
a with tiny punches OF white lilacs
nd pink snapdragons while low
owls held the same flowers. A large
~srterpiece bowl also contained them
5 well as red tulips and spirea.
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COATS ARE
AT HORSE SHOWS

WASHINGTON -tPl- Various
fashionable horse shows in the vi
|inity OF the capital reveal many
leeveless riding coats Of brown,
lack or mixed colors.
They are sometimes worn over
Ehite shirts which match the white
rousers encased in brown or black
tding boots.
Spectator frocks are fashioned in
|hndes OF brown and yellow flaunt-
|hg gay bandannaS round the neck
III peeping from the pocket. The
porting thing is TO have the large
|hanniSh looking kerchief adorned
nth a dog or horses head.
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C~HANTTCLEER CAPFS
NEW EVENING FASHION

PARIS -fPi- Chanticleer n
are a fashionable new cocoon FOR
the nighttime butterflies az the
Champs Elvsees. The capes are
made or white coque feathers SO
closely padded on white satin that
they make a solid feathery mass.
They tie with a white velvet bow
AZ the throat and are worn hang
ing lose TO the WHIST.
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LONDON.-What is believed to
be one OF the longest. IL not the
longest name, in the world Is that
OF a woman az Somerset House.
Her name Is Ann Bertha Cecilia
Diana Emily Fanny Gertrude Hy-
patia Insz Jane Kate Louisa Maud
Nora Ophelia Ounce Rebecca Star
key Teresa Ulysses Venus Winifred
Xenorhon Yetta Genus Pepper
one name for every letter OF the
alphabet
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PERSONALS
FOUR LEGGED CHICK

CINCINNATT-What the world
and boarding house eaters need is
more and better chickens like the
one owned by Louis Boehm, OF
Montgomery. The chicken has four
fully developed legs. The bird uses
the extra two in walking. but some
times gets them tangled up with
the two normal legs and trips over
them.
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Although the brides. graduates.
and visitors arc playing the lead
ing roles on the society page this
season. Brownsville with all her at
fractions Is also certain to be a hit
in the new part created for her.
that OF Summer Resort.
Thousands visit the alluring
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~CHECKERED CHIFFONS


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chif-
|ons r a filmy and fashionable
fabric for warm days. The chiffons
IRE of three colors-lime. emerald
Ind beige, or rose. grey and blue
Ind are generally made on the bias
|rhe checks are three inches square.
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Civic Club Meeting
Thursday Afternoon

The West Banker Placc Civic
club held It's regular meeting
Thursday afternoon al the home
Of Mrs. A. r. Foster. A report OF
the standing committees was made.
Refreshments Of a delicious salad
were served. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. "A. w.
Neck July 0.
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Country Club Dance
Saturday

"A regular club dance was held
saturday night AZ the Brownsville
Country club for members and
.nelr guests. The Southbound
Shdiilers furnished the music.
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Party For Mrs. Reeves
AT Church

Mrs. DR.. Reeves was entertained
by the ladies OF the Central Chris
tian church Friday afternoon in
the church parlors. Dr. and Mrs
Reeves will leave soon to make
their home in Edcouch and the So
cial hour was in the form OF a
farewell party. Dainty refreshments
were served.
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MISS SEWARD r
MIR.

Miss Frances Hazel Seward OF
la Feria and Edwards Higgins OF
San Benito. were married By Justice
n the Peace w. u. Uecker al his
hone here Wednesday night at Q
o'clock.
The mother Of the bride an1 a
few close friends we're present. Fol-
i0winr the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Higgins left for a short honey
moon trim IN Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Higgins has been emoloved
IN the local office of the Central
Power and Light company and Mr..
Higgins is an employee of that
company in San Benito. Both will
continue in their positions upon
their return 70 the Valley.
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MOTHER
WEAR

PARIS Up Mother-of-pearl
Necklaces are the newest fad for
evening wear. They are fashioned
NJ linked flowers. similar in design
10 pansies. and are worn as long in
back as they are in front.
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LONDON FAvORS


| LONDON -(P)- London's favor
he spring vogue seems to be royal
!lue and white. Half the guests at
he wedding Of Lord Decies' daugh-
Yer, the Hon. Eileen Beresford and
Robert O'Brien, were dressed In
Niue and white.
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A series Of lovely Inequalities
this past week honored Mrs. Phillip
Corbusier and Mrs. Roy Campbell
OF San Antonio. who have been the
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Comings. Goings

Mrs. James L. Rentfro will re-
turn Sunday after a short visit IN
Beeyille.
Miss Georgia Singer Is visiting
friends and relatives in Mooresville.
Indiana. She will return home IL
September.
Mrs. Lulu George and daughter.
Mary Helen, and son, J.. c.. Will
leave Tuesday on a motor trip to
Florida.
Miss Jean Pattee returned last
week from Austin where she has
been attending the University of
Texas the past year. She Will
spend the summer at home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Pattee OF Box Ranch.
Mrs. p. M. Yeti will arrive sun
day from Austin 70 spend several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Robin Pate and Mr.. Pate at their
home in Los Ebanos.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Putegnat
have returned from their wedding
trip TO Monterrey. Mexico. and will
be az home 70 their friends AZ
1919 West Elizabeth street. Mrs.
Putegnat was before her marriage
last week. Miss Eleanor Watson OF
San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Griffin and
son. John William. of McAllcn
spent Friday with Mrs. John Clos
ner.
Oscar Champion is at home for
a brief visit with relatives. Since
his graduation from Oklahoma
University a year ago. when he re-
ceived his b. 3. S. degree. he has
been employed as geologist by an
oil company Of Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. Wiley Truss and son, jim
mic. have lust returned from an
interesting trip which included such
places Of interest as New York.
Washington, ID. c.. Norfolk. Va.
Atlanta. Ga, and New Orleans.
According 10 Jimmie, II Is a big
world.
Miss Elsa Walther this week en-
tertai1.d the members Of the Fri
day Bridge club and several guests.
The club prizes were won BY Mrs.
Milton West and Mrs. Harbert
Davenport and Mrs. s. b. Warner
was awarded the guest trophy.
Guests Of the afternoon we're:
Mesdames r.. A. Macintosh. Rus
sci Brandt and 8. B. Warner. Mrs.
Milton West will entertain the
club next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Faux are
expected daily 10 arrive from Los
Angeles. Cal. for a visit with rela-
tivcs. They have motorcd through.
stopping enroute to visit friends.
Mrs Faux is better known as Miss
Florine Pierce.
Miss Rachel Pierce Is leaving
soon for a vacation trip 10 Calf
Ornia to visit her sister. Mrs. John
Merrill. She will be accompanied
home BY her mother, Mrs. + C.,
Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Banker and
Miss Florence Bell spent several
days this week visiting In the home
OF Rev. and Mrs. w. l.. Skinner OF
KingsvIle. The SINNERS we're for
mer Brownsville residents.
Mrs. j. G. George is spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Hardin of Harrington.
Mrs. r. z. Smith OF Houston ar
rived Saturday morning to be the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. ID. p.
Gay, Jr- for several weeks.
Mrs. Dave OBrien left Saturday
for a visit with friends In Houston,
Civic Club Meeting
Thursday Afternoon
The West Banker Plac, Civic
club held It's regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. A. r. Foster. "A report OF
the standing committees was made.
Refreshments Of a delicious salad
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SILK STOCKING
Club MEETS

Mrs. Frank Haddin entertained
the SILK Stocking club on Wednesday
afternoon at her home.
The hostess was high OF this oc-
casion. presenting the gift TO Mrs
Frank Hall. high guest OF the club.
Others making I'D the personnel
we're Mrs. N. p. Barton, Mrs. James
Anderson, Mrs. George Breeding.
Mrs r.. r.. Barton. Mrs H Z
Hager and Mrs. L Z. Johnson.
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Mrs. Otis Singer will entertain
Circle No. / Of the Central Chris
tan church at her home Monday
afternoon.
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WEDNESDAY, BRIDGE

The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club spent a pleasant afternoon on
Wednesday ii the home OF Mrs. W.
II. Carlisle hostess.
Summer flowers we're arranged
about the room where the guests
INDUCED in the games or auction
bridge.
Mrs. c.. K. FittZ scored high and
Mrs. John Ashton scored second
high. a lovely refreshment course
followed with the following guests
present: Mesdames John Rouse. A.
+. White. w. M. Welch. John Ash
ton, O. G. Fittz, A. w. ShouSe. w.
w. De Cell and r. L. Nolin.
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Pharr
PRETTY BRIDGE LUNCHEON

PRETTY BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Miss Sidney Mae Lockhart en-
tertained with a bridge luncheon
at the home OF her parents, DR..
and Mrs. j. p. Lockhart. on We'd
nesday. The attractive color
scheme OF yellow and white was
effectively carried out In all the
decorations. Beautiful floor bas-
kets of yellow and white shasta
daisies arranged in the rooms made
a lovely setting for the affair.
A delicious two course luncheon
was served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. H. r. Krampff.
At the conclusion Of the bridge
games Mrs. j. M. DoSs received
high score for the married ladies.
Miss Mary Kathryn Casey received
high for the single girls. Mrs.
Dorothy kirkpatrick Scott received
consolation prize and Miss Thelma
Slocum was presented a lovely
guest Of honor favor.
The guest list included the fol-
lowing: Mesdames p. S. Devine. j.
ID. Lauck. M. B. Gore. l.. McCul-
Tough. j. w. Patterson. II. L. Gum.
s. T. Melton, ID. McLendon. r. c.
Stevenson. J. NJ. Doss, Dorothy
Kirkpatrick Scott. II. r. Krampff
and Misses Thelma Slocum, Helen
overheard. Elizabeth Britton, Ruth
Reucking. Ethel Barbara Young.
Mildred Bell. Mary Flowers Mary
Katherine Casey. Dorothy Van
Dresser. Lucille Evans. Rosemary
Rives Of Weslaco and Louise Her
man Of McAllen.
MISS WHITE HOSTESS
Mrs. Z. G. White was hostess 10
the Tuesday Bridge club at her
home on last Tuesday afternoon.
The rooms we're very attractive
with flowers in season. making an
attractive background for the two
tables Of players.
Mrs. p. L. Zenor was awarded
the high score favor.
Delicious refreshments If chick
en- salad. olives. cheese nibets. and
ice tea were served to the follow
ing members: Mesdames Raymond
Johnson. A. A. Kelley. G. 3. Flem-
ing. X. j. Scott. X. c. Boysen, P.
L. Zenor. and John Baker
PERSONALS
Miss Rosemary Rives Of Wes-
laco visited In Pharr on Wednes-
day afternoon.