, 1935-08-09

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dividual corsages tied with yellow
ribbons.
During the late hours Of the aft
ernoon a pleasing musical program
was rendered with Misses Iantha
Demaree singing THE Winds In
the South Today" She was ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. An
gle Taylor, at the piano. Miss
Maude NoSler sang two solos, Here
Is NV Heart" and You. Miss
Margaret Sloan accompanied her
at the piano. ~"Bumblebee", and
Chopin'S "Nocturne", were the
selections given by Miss Helen
Flynn Of Harlingen.
Guests calling during the hos
pitality numbered so from San Ben
ito and Harlingen.
Miss LuJane Glenn was leader
when the members Of the Las Es-
tudiantes Culturas club met in her
home. During the business meet
ing preceding the program plans
were made to entertain the moth
ers Of the club members soon. Miss
Kate Robertson was welcomed into
the group as a new member.
National and International Sons
Of Texas" was the interesting topic
for the discussion Of the evening.
Doris Erwin presented intimate
glimpses into the lives Of Vice
President John N. Garner, Jesse
Jones of Houston. head Of the re-
construction finance corporation,
and Hal Sewer Of Corpus Christi,
corner ambassador to Chile
Texas Trails, was the presen-
tation OF Miss Frances Watson
while Texas Ranches, were vivid
ly pictured by Miss Florence Kel-
logg. Texas of Today. was the
report given by Jane Bonner. Fol-
lowing the session a round table
discussion on The Industries and
Resources of Texas, was present.
ed. Y.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held in the home OF Miss
Maureen East.
Mrs. Floyd Berry Of Houston was
named as honor guest when Mrs.
Phillip Brady entertained in her
home on the Rio Hondo Highway.
Those enjoying the delicious buffet
supper included Is intimate friends
of the host.
A Joint meeting Of the circles OF
the First Methodist church was held
Tuesday in the church parlors when
Mrs. Jesse Thompson presided In
the absence Of the president. Miss
Tempe Lux had charge Of the de-
votional study. Mrs. Carl Pirtle re-
viewed the course of study IN the
church in foreign countries and
compared the same with the course
of study in the United States.
Following these reports Mrs. w.
l.. Pitts sang a solo accompanied at
the organ by Mrs. Morgan. Mrs.
w. G.. Place read an interesting
paper on the Church and Com
munity. Mrs. w. 8. Fairey gave
All interesting talk on Child Labor.
The meeting was closed with pray
er by Mrs. G. S. Dunn.
Miss Mary Agar, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Agar, was named as
honor guest when her parents en-
fertained with a dinner party at the
Stonewall Jackson hotel on the &C.
casion OF her eighteen birthday
anniversary.
Following the dinner tre guests
enjoyed dancing in the patio. MRS.
Donnie Hood furnished the music
for their affair. Seventeen guests
enjoyed the hospitality.
Mrs. Charles Workman and Miss
Grace Mcmillan. college chums OF
Miss Mary Lille, housegueSt Of Mrs.
w. o. Brown, entertained with a
buffet supper In the home OF Miss
Mcmillan, honoring the visitor.
wednesday evening. Supper was
served out-of-doors and later q So
cial hour was enjoyed.
Guests included Mrs. J. p. Ellis,
Misses Otelia Graham, iona
Scaief, Mrs. Annabelle Upton, Mrs.
w. o. Brown, Mrs. w. p. Smith and
Mrs. Arthur Mcmillan, the honor
guest and the hostess.
Mrs. w. Y. Buck and Mrs. Fred
Booth were joint hoStesses Monday
evening when they entertained in
the home Of the former with a
miscellaneous shower honoring Miss
Margie Buck whose marriage to
Mr.. william Casey Of Cry>Sal City
will be an affair Of the month.
During the evening Mrs. Fred
Hard Wright Of Mercedes. aunt OF
the honor guest. presided at the
punch bowl.
During the treasure hunt the
honor guest was directed to many
interesting gift packages. Mrs. j.
l.. Glenn had charge OF the games
for the affair and Miss Josephine
| WATSON had charge Of the guest
book. Forty-one guests were pres