, 1935-08-21
Party
AndLuncheon
NotedL1teLy

NZkWNAWA W. a.
McALLEN, Aug. 20.-Mrs. G. o..
Schwingel and her daughter, Miss
Leta Schwingel, were hostesses at
their home when they entertained
with a morning bridge party fol-
lowed BY a luncheon. Assistant
hostesses were Mrs. William II. Bar
ton. Mrs. Frank Barthel and Miss
Laura Schmuck.
Mrs. Homer L. Gum won high
score award, while MRS. Lee M.
Green OF San Juan received second
high and Mrs. l.. @. West low. Mrs.
IC. o. Bennett also was presented
with an award.
Guests were Mesdames Joe Faust,
r. NJ. Schmuck, M. H. Laycock, w.
<. Trantham. w. II. Barton, j. w.
Crowder, w. w. Utzman, H. l..
Gum, r. L. Marston, George Ed
wards. Herbert Hamlin. II. Z. Casey,
Hal Ramsey, Gus Romer OF Alamo,
Leland McC ullough and George
Mccullough, Pharr; Lee Green and
Burl Stugard, San Juan; Thomas
w. Malone, Harold Z. Brehm, John
II. Gregory, Robert w. Abbott, Paul
Sherwood, Louis b. Weed, L. L.
Weber, j. @. Roberts, c. R. Nichols.
Cecil Fulton, L. c. West, I. w. Ber-
ryhi,l. G. o. Bennett. r. H. Hazel
tine, Frank Barthel, Buckhart. II.
o. Peterson and Thompson. Misses
Laura and Barbara Schmuck.
Mrs. 4. M. Perkins complimented
members and guests Of the Fort
nightly Bridge club with games at
her home. Mrs. ID. G.. Perkins and
Mrs. j. A. Frisby received the score
awards among the guests and club
members respectively.
The Pueblo Bridge club met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ury with three tables OF players
participating. with Mrs. Byron Beat
ty and Harley Jackson receiving
score awards.
rs. Ronald Marteeny entertain
ed with a lovely party honoring her
daughter. little Eyvonne Marteeny,
on her first birthday. The hostess
was assisted by the grandmother Of
the honoree. Mrs. G. A. Marteeny.
Those enjoying the affair were:
Mrs. Lowell McCutcheon. Mrs. w.
4. SnodgraSs and son. Harold Harp,
Mrs. James Risinger and son. Edsel,
Mrs. Leonard Irving and Eldon,
Miss Dorothy Hitzfield OF Pharr and
niece, Morlene, Miss Odette Kicks
OF Pharr, Mrs. Boyd Martin and
daughter. Shirley Anne and Mrs.
Dwight Yoder.
The women's council Of the First
Christian church voted to hold a
rummage sale. Saturday. August 81,
at q meeting held this week. The
groups met at different homes as
follows: group "a, with Mrs.
Thornton Tracker. group "B". with
Mrs. A. ". Sunny. group "C", with
Mrs. Clarence McVey. Mrs. Cation.
president. announced that q bust
ness meeting Of the executive COM
mittee would be held next week at
2:30 at the church.
MI. ana ArS. v. ". ScNWLHgel re-
turned last week from San Antonio
where they met their litter.
Miss Leta Schwingel. who Just re-
turned from New York City where
she has been studying and collect
ing new materials for her kinder
garten. dramatics and personality
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Womack
and children left for Lawrenceburg.
Tenn, 70 be gone for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Minter and
family left for Carlsbad, N. M, and
points in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Zachman are
leaving for San Antonio, Houston
and c. lesion.
d. T. Haden and Dewitt, Jr.,
are in Dallas and Bonham where
Dewitt is undergoing treatment for
"a back injury.
Mrs. +. G. Rahlman and daugh-
ter. Ruth and nephew, Nell Ball,
all Of San Antonio. have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rey-
nolds.
Miss Odette Kicks Of Pharr Is the
guest OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. James Risinger.