, 1935-08-11
Mrs. Whitney
Is E7ononee For
Coffee

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HARLINGEN. August TO- Mrs.
Charles Whitney, who was before
her marriage here. August 2, Miss
Clementine Stephens, was honoree
at q prettily appointed morning
coffee given Friday morning &C the
home OF Mrs Frank r. Lee, with
Mrs. Lee and Miss Willie Marie
Stephens as co-hostesse&
Receiving with the hoctesses and
tie honoree. were Mrs. w. II. Ste
phens. mother OF the honoree and
Mrs. J. T. Whitney. Mrs. T. s. Her
rem presided at the guest book.
A color note Of yellow, green and
Ehite formed the decorative theme
OF the lace-laid table where Mrs. ].
A. Coins presided at the coffee
service. A green antique bowl held
q profusion Of golden glow blossoms
g. O center decoration and COM
pctes filled with minis Of the chosen
hues emphasized the color theme.
The hostesSes were assisted In
serving by Mesdames Lancy Rod
gers, l. A Boone, Tyre Brown, H.
r. Michalke. p. L. Oehme and
Reagtn Moore.
The guest list included Misses
Wilma Clausen, Louise Hill, Sara
Chatfield, Gertrude wentz, Eliza
beth Bartlett, Helen Flynn, Alice
Temm, Dor Wilson, Aubrey Nickel
vey Sara McKelvey, Blanche Bak-
or. Eleanor Stephenson, Dorothy
Henderson, Elizabeth Peters, Maur-
Inc Hall, Dorothy Cooke, Clarice
Sherman, Margaret Yancy, Bessie
Lee Allen. Mary Lou Bennett, Kath-
!een Yancy, Annette Bloom, OAR
ltE.e Packer, Larue Packer, Feta
Flesher, Martha Stack, Josephine
Myrick, Essie McLoud, Annie Or
Haughton. Josephine Rodgers, Kath-
leen Brown. Annie Gregg, Jackie
Williams. Juanita SIgler, Annie Lee
Hatchett. Helen Haines and Mesd-
ames Harold Waller. Buster Dun
kin
Golf symbols formed the decora-
tive motif for the monthly luncheon
OF the Women's Golf club held
Thursday In the patio Of the Reese
Wl-Mond hotel.
Thirty-one covers were marked
with golf tees and folders contain
irg rules for the handicap tourna-
ment rs individual favors.
Mrs. Alton Hutson, president, was
10 charge Of the business session
when dates were set for the lunch
cons rs the first Thursday IN each
month. and for the tournaments as
the last Friday IN each month. Mrs.
A. T. McClendon. prize chairman,
reported that three prizes win Be
awarded In the tournaments. Mrs.
0. N. Jovner reported on the handi-
caps. Others giving reports were
Miss Elizabeth Peters. treasurer and
Mrs. George Johnston. social chair
man. .
Mrs. Fl. J. AdamSon Of San Ben
Ito rave q Rrouo OF piano numbers
as the entertainment feature.
Present were Mesdames A. T..
McClen|on. q. ". Jovner, VIM.
penrv. W. o. Weller. Bobby Burns.
W. q. Hutson. Joe Gordon, M. r.
Deakin. vi. v. Dismukes. ID. W.
Schuenbach. Paul Maxwell. Her
man Bunu. Bob league. Alton Fut-
son o. X. Sanders. Davis Wade. San
Perito J. C. Atchison. d. d. Norton,
+ W. McGlothlin. Claude Liston,
Henry Converse. j. q. Foster. RAY
r'ondville. Arthur Pu-dv. GEORGE
w. Johnston. VI. j. A1amson. San
Bfnito, joe WRIGHT. M'sses RAlsev
Stuart. Wanda McGlothIin. Eliza
beth Peters. and Tag Hutson.
Mrs. Clarence Miller was guest
speaker at the regular meeting OF
the Junior STUDY ciub held Mon
day evening at the woman's build
irR. Mrs. Miller, ornotholo0ist OF
note, smoke particularly OF birds and
hid life % the Valley. Miss Helen
Flynn, students OF the music school
o. the University Of Illinois, played
a group OF piano numbers.
Miss Helen Summers presided
during the business session when
Dams were discussed for the annual
garden party which the club will
hold Augut II. Mrs. George Goetske
was O snecial guest.
DR.. Warren T. Brown OF New
Haven. Conn, Is the guest Of his
tarents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre Fl.
Brown for q months vacation. DR.
Brown Is an instructor In the
Institute Of Human Relations Of the
Yale University Medical Center.
Miss Freddie Jackson was hostess
Friday evening for q slumber party
which she gave at the home Of her