, 1935-02-17

Rome and Mrs. Kenneth Schofield
we're co-hostesses for the meeting Of
the American Association Of Uni
versity Women at the home Of Mrs.
Schofield's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Spear Monday night.
Mrs. Horton had charge Of the
program which was a study OF Eng
lish drama. Mrs. Hamp Edwards
gave a talk on the drama Gals
worthy and DR.. Florence Layne OF
McAllen presented a study OF Bar
RE" Mrs. Raymond Brooks sketch
ed a biography Of George Bernard
Shaw and gave o resume OF MS
works.
Mrs. Dade Hester. who Is the asso-
cations president, was presented q
book Of poems BY the organization
the OCCASION being her birthday an
~niverSary B~luebonrets, yellow chry-
santhemlms and geraniums were
used a. the floral decorations In the
guest rooms.
After the business session and pro-
gram the hostess served refresh
ments In a Valentine theme 70 Mrs.
"A. b. Westbrock OF McAllen and Mrs.
julius Frank who we're club guests
and 10 about 25 members.
Mrs. Hugh Proctor was program
chairman and presented a study on
Popular Music" at the meeting OF
the Music club for which Mrs. Reu-
ben Clapp and Mrs. G. ID. Eppright
we're h~ostesses at the home OF the
latter Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Proctor presented a paper on
Popular Music" and this was fol-
lowed with a group OF popular num-
berS which dated from the gay nine
ties 10 the present time.
Rendering these numbers were
Mrs Donald webb. a group OF piano
solos: Mrs. A. ]. Whittlesey. a group
in song with Mrs. c. r. Storms play
ing the piano accompaniment; Mrs.
Donald and Mrs. Proctor. piano duet:
Tom Humason. Jr., accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. T. A. Humason, a
group OF vocal solos; a musical read
ing by Mrs. Grady Donald. and a
number OF piano selections by Miss
Sybil Leonard.
A bouquet OF lovely red roses was
used In the living room, and the lace
laid tea table was centered with a
bowl OF red roses flanked by tall
burning red tapers In silver Candida
bras.
With Mrs. Donald presiding at the
silver tea service tea dainties OF
Valentine shape and color we're serv-
ed 70 Mrs. Humason. Miss Leonard,
Mrs. Honey and Tom Humason. Jr.,
who were guests.
Mesdames L. B. Ash, G p. Avery.
Ttaest Beals, M. w. Boyer, r. r.
Card, Joe r. Cook, Claude DALEY.
Grady Donald. NJ. L. Hays. ". B.
Lauder, Leo MARCEL, T. w. Nethery.
Mesdames John J.. Osborn, x. r.
Pever, Proctor. A. II Strahle. ID. o.
Skies. c. z. Storms. A. j. whittiesey.
Lee Truitt, Ted Wiedemann, l.. v.
Williams and Donald Webb. club
members.
Mission CHAPTER Of the Order OF
the Eastern Star he'd It's regular
meeting Tuesday night when Mrs
Mabel Thomson OF Donna, deputy
grand matron OF fifth district section
eight made her official visit.
Many good thoughts we're brought
to the chapter BY Mrs. Thomson.
In her talk she complimented the
officers on their splendid work.
Mrs. Juanita Whittlesey and Mrs.
Caroline Storms sang appropriate
songs and furnished the music
throughout the degree work.
Mrs. Ethel Armstrong read Mem
ory's Casket," after the closing OF
the chapter. A lovely gift was pre-
sented the deputy grand matron by
the chapter with Mrs. Cecil MARCEL
making the presentation in a few
we'll chosen words.
Visitors at the meeting were Mrs.
Eva DuMont, Mrs. Catherine VIII
tAit1 GHA AlIe- NdFO4d Kelly all OF
Donna, Mrs. Nellie Tilton OF Frank
lin, Indiana, and Mrs. Adelia Frank
OF San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Jeffries and
Colonel and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Duffie
spent Wednesday evening visiting
With Sonnie 3. Smith OF EdinburR.
Mrs. HUGH Sample and son. Hugh
Jrr Of ElDorado, Arkansas, are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
VolZ.
Mrs. Nelson Wimberly is much bet
ter after several days OF critical sick
! ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Wahl ~
Paris Arkansas, expected to leave FOR
thelr home Friday after a visit here
George Brooks returned SUNDAY
from a visit with Mrs. Brooks Who Il
III IN San Antonio.
Mrs. j. A. Glover and DAUGHTER
Florence Mae, OF Wichita, Kansas
arrived this week TO spend the re-
malnder OF the winter here. While
mere they are at IN home OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Gregg Wood.