, 1935-05-26
Groups Haze
Last Meeting
In Haringen
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and Fine Arts club held the an
nual spring party at Port Isabel
Tuesday evening when a shore DIN
ner was enjoyed at the Brazos hotel.
wednesday marked the final meet
ing for the season OF the Literary
and Fine Arts club held at the Wo-
mans Building with Mrs. LLOYD
Stiernberg and Mrs. J. F. Plang-
man as hosteSSes. MIS-. Il. Z. Put
man, director OF the program, read q
paper prepared by Mrs. M. n. Ford
who Is out OF the city. on the Charm
of Ireland" Mrs. j. d. Cough ols-
cussed the Historical and Interest
ing Features Of Scotland, ana
brought in to her talk bits OF ner
Scotch family history which gave q
personal touch TO the discussion.
irish and Scotch airs were sung py
n group from the Woman's Choral
club accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Carlisle. These in the group were
Miss Mona Beldin. Mesdames Ocle
Fristoe. T. d. King, Jerry ZlnkSy'
w. A. Adams and K. P. Belden-
installation of officers featured
the business session. presided over
bv Mrs. Gerald McKenna, who Will
serve as president another year.
Other officers serving another year
are Mrs. Ben Sanders, second wee
president: Mrs. John Crockett, cor
responding secretary and Mrs. 9. II.
Chambers, PARLIAMENTARY.
Mrs. p. @. Greenwood, incoming
first vice president presented Mrs
Eapyd Stiernberg, outgoing VICE
Mresident. with a beautiful basket
filled with Aztec daisies and mari
colds. Mrs. j. j.. Willingham ana
Mrs. J. d. Patrick, incoming reord-
ing secretary and treasurer respec-
lively presented bouquets TO Mrs. ID.
d. Norton and Mrs. d. E. Ewing out
going officers. Mrs. Stiernberg pre-
sented flowers TO Mrs. Mchehha
from the outgoing officers.
Mrs. Eugene Torbett and MIS-.
James Knight were welcomed as new
members of the club. Mrs. Elmer
johnson, formerly of Duluth. Mimi,
was a special guest.
The program given Thursday att
ernoon at the Woman's Building by
the Study Club closed the years
course Of study for that organiza-
ton. Mrs. <. p. Hcrnaday was dl-
rector Of the program on Health,
discussing the topic, Modern Scien-
fists and Their Contribution 10
Health" Mrs. j. ]. Murray presented
the club with a Texas Flag and a
United states Flag in a joint holder
for desk use.
A group Of piano duets was given
BY Mrs. M. <. DeakinS and Mrs. b.
II. Patterson for musical entertain
ment. Distribution of year books was
made. showing that the course OF
study for next year will be on Latln-
American Countries.
During the business session IN
xtallation was held of two new OFF,
GERS, Mrs. Flynn v. Long, record
ing secretary and Mrs. j. J. u
ray, press reporter.
Mrs. Paul Brown. who Will serve
the club as president for another
wear gave a report of the years acti-
vities. other officers who VIII serve
aAoher year are Mrs. 7. s. Herren,
first vice president; Mrs. j. 9.
Crossett, second vice president: Mrs.
3. A. Newell. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. G. w. Diehl, treasurer;
Mrs. z. p. Hornaday. parliamentar-
ian; Mrs. A. Z. McClendon, critic
Marking the last meeting for the
club wear, the Rio Grande Art Lea
cue will meet Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. r. L. Hill. install
lation of officers will feature n
business meeting.
More than 800 friends and mem
bers of the Baptist church attend
ed the reception givel- Tuesday eve
ming in the social halls Of the church,
honoring the new pastor, the Rev.
y. Douglass Carver and Mrs. Carver,
who have recently moved here from
Mcpherson, Kansas.
Decorations Of unusual beauty
characterized the affair with a gar
den-like setting created by the Law
ish use Of palms. ferns and testoons
OF vines with baskets OF many-hueo
summer blossoms. A novel lighting
ARRANGEMENT and gay japanese Ian
terms added to the outdoor Amos
phere. Lowell Oehme was In cnarge
OF the decorations.
@ Getting the guests at the door
were Mr.. I'd Mrs. George Phillips,
c H. Hamilton and DR.. j. M. Green
who introduced the visitors TO the
honor guests. Mrs. G. II. Hamilton
and Mrs. Fred Flynn were in charge
OF the guest book.
Mrs. T. s. Herren and Mrs. Fos-
Ter Tebbe, musical director OF the
church. were in charge of the pro-
gram which was informal in ma
ture. Vocal solos were given by Mrs.
Frank ChaStain and Mrs. r. o.
Sanders with Mrs. d. d. Merton as
accompanist.
warren Ritz. former member OF
the Baptist choir. was an unexpect-
ed guest and gave several request
numbers. Mr.. Tebbe accompanying
at the piano.
Piano numbers were given by Mrs.
Ernest Wright and a number Of her
piano pupils. Others who gave
piano numbers were Ruth Town
send, Barbara Ruth Green. Fern
Willingham and Dorothy Pittman.
4 Frosted cakes were served with
hrick ice cream throughout the eve
nfAE,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKenna OF
Chickasha. Okla. and Mrs. William
and son. Bill McKenna OF
Waterville, Kansas. r visiting In
the Valley this week
MRS. w. II. Huling Is expected TO
leave the first Of the week for Kerr
vile. where she win visit for a few
MRS. Polk Hornaday and Mrs.