, 1935-08-04
Thursday Club
Entertained
In Wesldco
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald)
WESLACO, Aug. 3.-Mrs. g. M.
Sheriff. entertained the Thursday
Bridge club this weekend.
-Four tables were arranged for
The guests. Besides the club mem
bers Mrs. Sheriff. entertained the
following guests: Miss Elizabeth
Cowgirl OF San Benito, MeSdames
Lester Weber. G. Lester Skaggs,
Fred RiveS, w. w. Carruthers, Cor
don Kethley, Harold Lehman, Ben
L. Sanders, v. G. Thompson and
Clayton Malone.
Installation OF officers was the
chief feature OF the regular weekly
meeting Of the Odd Fellows Lodge
helo Tuesday evening In their hall.
Those taking offices for the COM
ing six months were j. A. Pickett.
noble grand; w. w. Ludwig, vice
grand: r. S. N. c., Simon Beller;
J.. S. N. c., Carl Snethen; RS.V.G.,
A A. Snethen: L. S. ". c., M. X.
Hammer; chaplain. Ben Guess; in
SIDE guardian, Troy Dean; outside
guardian, H. II. Hale; r. 8. S, II. H.
Hudson; l. s. S., w. M. Edwards.
Another important matter taken
Up at this meeting was the annual
picnic OF the Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows which will be held August
10. The WeSlaco lodges r in
charge of all plans and preparations,
snc plans and COMMITTEES we're
chosen. Each Rebekah Lodge and
each Odd Fellow lodge in the Valley
viii be responsible for one number
OF. the program OF the day. All men,
berS Of this order, whether or not
Trey r affiliated with a Valley
lodge are invited and urged TO at
tend this annual meet.
This date also marked the closing
Of q six months attendance con-
test In the Odd Fellows Lodge. under
the captains, z. I. Emmons and
Simon Beller, in which both sides
had the same number or points.
The home of Mrs. G. K. Holman
was attractively adorned with a
variety Of summer flowers. when
MRS. Carl Bolander and Mrs. Cecil
Eolman entertained in honor Of
Mrs. Floyd Henderson with a show
er
Interesting contests were enjoyed,
With Miss Zelma Myers receiving
tic prize. A basket filled with lovely
gifts was presented to the honoree
ov little Bonnie Sue Moore, and
little David White.
Refreshments were served from a
beautifully laid tea table with Mrs.
Bolander and Miss Muriel Ludwig,
sister OF the honoree, presiding.
Joe Stephens, son OF DR.. and Mrs.
j. D.. Stephens, was honoree at a
delightful splash party at Cascade
Swimming Pool at McAllen Tuesday.
Only a few of the little neighbor
Boys were guests at this delightful
occasion, Joe's second birthday.
A sunrise breakfast was enjoyed
Wednesday mo.ning by the Jun
ior q. AS under the leadership OF
Mrs. Chester A. Ballard. The out
ing was at Llano Grande Lake.
Following the breakfast all took
PERT in a most interesting program
en- Japan. Nine girls and Mrs. Bal
le-d were present.
Interesting among the social
activities OF the week was a delight
FIJI breakfast bridge given WedneS-
Gay morning by Mrs. Brooks Buck
elsw.
Two tables were attractively ar
ranged for the players. Summer
flowers adorned the room. Mrs. w.
NJ. Jenkins was high.
Miss Eveline Hardy has returned
from a two months vacation spent
in Corpus Christi.
Charles Schupp spent a few days
In Mercedes with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Howard and her
parents have returned to Indiana
70 make their home.
Horace HenrichSon and Seth Sap
plnGton are spending their vacation
in Colorado.
Miss Yila Mae Jordan and Miss
Katherine Stoltz, Weslaco teachers
and Miss Grace Morrison have re-
turned from Georgetown where
they attended the summer session
o. Southwestern University.