, 1935-10-20
Teachers Are
Honored With
Party Event

ness ana Professional Women enter
tained In honor Of the teachers
Tuesday evening. the faculties Of
The Alton, La Joya, Sharyland ana
Mission schools being the honored
Tuests. several others, not members
II the teaching force also being In
nted. The affair was held at the
nome Of Mrs. H. II. Halstead, IN the
east part OF the city. Mrs. Mary
Stephens, president OF the club. vas
assisted by the Misses Ruth Urban,
Angie Stroudt and Wilmuth Morgan
and Mrc. Georgia Lehman in the re-
cetving Of the guests, while Misses
Mamie Rome and Wilmuth Morgan
presided over the table.
A musical program was given,
Miss Elizabeth Yoakum being In
charge, Mrs. Marguerite Hardin.
Miss Lois Honea, Mrs. Joe T. Cook,
Mrs. Arnold Shary, Mrs. Leon
Brown, Mrs. Donald Webb, Mrs.
Tracy Card were among those who
rendered selections during the pro-
gram hour.
The Mission Music club held the
first meeting of the year Monday, at
the American Legion hall. Mrs. A. E.
Storms presiding over the business
session. during which the delegates
were elected for the coming conven-
ton, which Is TO be held in Edin-
burg next week. Mrs. K. @. Storms.
Mrs. Arnold Shary and Mrs. r. M.
Edwards we're elected with Mrs.
Grady Donald, Mrs. T. r. Card and
Mrs. It. Wiedeman as a~lternates.
Mrs. Wiedeman was In charge Of the
program, and introduced Daniel
Turner Of Edinburg. who gave an
excellent talk on Chopin" follow
ed by Miss Combs OF Alamo, who gave
several selections on the piano.
Mrs. Harry Keyes. Mrs. Paul Ord
and Mrs. Arthur Noe we're hostesses
recently at the American Legion
hall entertaining with a Mexican
dinner In honor Of Miss Payne
Owens, here from San Antonio In
charge of Religious Educational work
here for the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Ray Allen entertained the
members or the Young Women's
circle Of the Methodist church Mon
day with Mrs. Paul Wycoff program
lea6er. Mrs. Ruby Lee presided over
the business session. Mrs. j. G.
Browning gave a review Of The
First Establishment in Africa" fol-
lc%ed by a talk by Miss Alice Bor-
man on The Congo People" A so
eial hour was enjoyed, a large num-
Der Of members being present.
Mrs. T. II. Armstrong was pro-
gram leader 70 the Woman's Tues
day club Wednesday Of this week, at
the home Of Mrs. L. II. Brown. Mrs.
Armstrong gave a review Of "A
Phantom Crown" by Berta Harding.
Mrs. Jack Decker rendered Q criti-
cism, Mrs. Moulden Smith gave q
piano selection.
Mrs. s. A. McHenry and Mrs. c.
r. Sorelle were hoStesses Wednes-
day afternoon, at a bridge party.
Mrs. Arthur Hayes. Mrs. w. o.
Brown and Mrs. A. c. McHenry we're
given awards Out OF club guests
included the Mesdames Clelland
Harris. A. Volz. Paul Ord, II. ID.
Sammons. Jr.. A. Q. McHenry, Chas.
King, Z. j. T~eagarden. Chas. Daily.
Alton Bentsen. Jas. Gillette, M. +.
Armstrong. Jas. Upton, George
Speer, Parker Spence. w. r. Parrish.
Arthur Hayes. H. Drummond. Joe
Price. Al Whittlesey. S. M. Duffie,
w. 3. Harris and Ollen Rome.
Miss Ruth Spencer was hostses for
the A. A. u. w. assisted by Misses
Leone and Ruth Walling. Miss Tes-
sic Bell Bogus vas the program
leader.
Mrs. r. p. Conway was hostess to
the Wednesday Bridge club this
week. William Drummond and Miss
Betty Melden we're out of club
guests.
Mrs. G. w. Jewett was hostess
Monday afternoon honoring her
daughter. Javonne. on her eighth
birthday.
In the party we're Irene Evantoff.
Helen Jean OSburn. Marvel Deem
Dooley. Helen Marley. Mildred Rob-
inson. Dixie Mae Collier. Juanita
Mae Newkirk. Margene Hitler, Mil
dred Newkirk. Marilyn Osburn,
Marilou Jewett and the honoree.
Mrs. John T.. Osburn and Mrs. d. r.
Fielder assisted Mrs. Jewett with
hostess duties.
Mrs. Charles Decker presented an
excellent study on Contemporary
Drama as a Key TO international
Understanding" az the Junior Tues
day club Tuesday afternoon. The
club met at the home Of Mrs. A. "A.
Bentsen with Mrs. Julius =. Frank
and Mrs. Parker Spence as hostesses,
and invited IS special guests the
Woman'S Tuesday club.
Guests were Mesdames Ray d.
Goodwin. g. o. Dunbar, W. II. Bra
den.
Mesdames r. II. Armstrong. c. d.
Eppright, Leon II. Brown, W.. A.
Wolverton, 7. W. Nethery, D. G.
Decker. 7. II. Spilman, Wilbur Close.
T. O.. Piyler, Fl. Fl. Ewing and
Decker.
DR.. and Mrs. A. D. Wilson have as
their house guests Mr. and Mrs. A.
Day and son, Austin. OF Rome. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day are Mrs. wilson's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyle are on
an extended trip into Mexico. They
VIII visit in Mexico City while there.
Bill Cannon, who is employed In
the Alamo National Bank OF San An
tonic, returned Monday to San An
tonic after a two-weeks visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. z. Can
non.
Miss Burnice Bourdette has re-