, 1934-12-30

ties. and the "danSantS." A recent
bride. Mrs. Franklin Critz. has also
been much feted.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. q. NJ.
Campbell. Of New York City. was
named honoree by her daughter,
Mrs. Robert O.. Ferguson, at a bridge
affair. Wednesday night, Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. KrauSse were hosts
at a "the danSant" az the Country
Club honoring Mrs. Pedro Chapa Of
Mexico City.
Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hipp were at home to their
friends honoring their h~ouseguests,
their sister and cousin. Mrs. II. w.
Hauft, OF Sterling, Colorado, and
Mrs. NJ L. McGregor, Of Roanoke,
Alabama.
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. r. B.
Creager was hostess al al attractive
bridge tea honortng Mrs. Frank
lin Critz, Mrs. George Goodrich, OF
Delicias, Mexico, Mrs. Frank Good
rich. OF Mexico City, and Mrs. En-
met K Goodrich. Jr, Of Mexico
City.
Mrs. Il. c. Sans. OF New Rochelle,
New York. Mrs. George Goodrich.
Mrs. Frank Goodrich, Mrs. Emmett
X. Goodrich. Jr. and Mrs. Franklin
Critiz were honor guests at a pretty
tea given Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Travis Jennings. Also Friday was
the luncheon given by Mrs. James
A. Maxwell, honoring Mrs. Franklin
Critz. Miss Mary Rice, and Mrs. w.
w. McElvey. of Barwick. Alabama,
who Is the guest Of her parents, Nj.
and Mrs. James A. Russell.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ.
George Jr., were hosts at a noted
event OF the season. a tea dance,
honoring the group of charming
young matronS from Mexico. Mrs.
George Goodrich, who was before
her marriage the early part Of the
year. Miss Margaret Wainwright.
and a tavorite in Valley social cir
cles: Mrs. Frank Goodrich. who has
been a much feted guest during her
many visits here as a guest in the
E. K. Goodrich home; and Mrs.
Emmett X. Goodrich. Jr.. who Is re-
membered as the former Miss Mira
garet West. who was a decided IA
vorite in younger circles here.
Prominent among the gatherings,
too. were the more informal at
homes" az which many relightful
hostes opened their homes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Lightner held open
house Sunday with many OF their
friends calling during the day.
Tuesday between the hours Of 4 and
II Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Johnson and
Mrs. c.. w. Johnson. Jr.. welcomed
their friends. A continuous stream
OF callers were noted az the home
that is the secene OF many Of the
most delightful Inequalities that
take place in Brownsville. The
JohnsonS were also hosts at dinner
TO quite a number.
The younger school set has been
very active too with teas and dances
filling the social calendar. Wednes-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. FAY L.
Rockwell were hosts at a dance in
honor OF their daughter. Maxine.
Thursday. the Seagull troop OF the
Girl Scouts we're hosts at a delight
full silver tea. one OF the very pref
tiest Of the many teas that have
been given. Hazel Ross Deputy and
Valerie Rosenthal were co-hostesses
at an enjoyable event. q dance
Thursday night to which many OF
the school set from both Browns
vile and San Benito we're hidden.
Friday afternoon Elizabeth Ann
Tandy was hostess AZ tea in the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleve Tandy. Friday night Mrs.
Frances Leighton Dashiell enter
tanned her ballroom class in dancing
with q holiday dance in her studio.
This IL the second affair AZ which
Mrs. DaShiell has entertained her
class and was a most enjoyable
event.