, 1935-05-02
Program, Tea
Is Harlingen
E0entMonday

FARLINGEN, May a. Annual
nlkE hospitality of Chapter T. p.
EFO. was held Monday afternoon
In the beautiful new home Of Mrs.
r.. l. Hill. The entire lower floor
was lavishly adorned with flowers
appropriate TO each room Quanti-
ties Of red radiance roses were used
In the living room and low bowls
Tiled with dainty plumbago and
blue daisies gave emphasis 70 the
blue tones OF the library. A mixed
arrangement of bright-hued bios
SONS In Mexican blue bowls ana
pottery added TO the Spanish at
mosphere OF the patio where color
ful outdoor furniture and serapes
made a pleasing background for the
serving Of the punch from a block
OF ice in which was frozen the p.
T. o. emblem. The lace-laid table
was centered with a crystal bowl
holding white gladioli and gold
tinted fern and four tall white
tapers in crystal holders.
Mrs. Polk Hornaday, president.
welcomed the guests and introduce
cd Mrs. NJ. z. Deakin who had
charge OF the musical program of
the afternoon. Soloists were Miss
JOY Hall and Miss Barbara Barrier.
Mrs. Lloyd Stiernberg gave two
violin numbers, accompanied by
Mrs d. d. Norton. Two poems writ
ten by Mrs. Ethel Gefferer of Ed
inburg and set TO music by Mrs. II.
A Cox were sung by a trio composed
Of Mrs. d. d. Norton, Mrs. Frank
Chastain and Mrs. L. w. Van Pelt.
accompanied by Mrs. H. A. Cox.
The guest list included Mrs. w.
II. Huling. Mrs. John G. Jones and
Mrs. Sorrick of Edinburg, MesdameS
j. ID. Patrick, @. "A. Holland, Almeda
Caswell, Pearl Patrick, j. T. Thomp-
son, j. r. Moore, william Penny,
Lloyd Thompson, Sam Bolts, w. w
Silk, Herman Bupp. Earl Rumbo,
ard 4. Butt. Vance Adams. j. O..
Brittian. Edward Milligan, J. M.
MotherShead. w. 8. Wells, Z. @.
Deering. Merle Morton, r. B. Mil
lerborg. Colbert Glenn, T. 5. Her
rem, Jack Cary. Ernest Wright, l.
w. Van Pelt, Frank ChaStaln, @.
w. Letzerich, Grace Hall, A. Gold
ammer. L. A. Boone, w. l. Edwards,
Flynn v. Long, Milton Clapp. w. o.
IAfton. f. M. Paul, @. T. Osborn,
Milford Purdy. II. A. Cox, Ida Hous-
tor, Ben Sanders, Lloyd Stiernberg.
Misses Joy Hall. Eva Beach, Jackie
williams. Barnard Barrier. Alberta
Brown. r. z. Kirkpatrick. Grant
Morrison, and G. l. Huff Of Mer-
cedes, Mrs. Nellie Chenowith of
San Benito and Mrs. Nat WetZel Of
Raymondvlle.
Circle two OF the Methodist Mis-
sionAry society will give a benefit
program at the Wornan's building
Friday night, May 1 at 7:45 o'clock
The program is as follows:
Irish Romance-Dorothy Lee Car
isle. Mary Joe Phipps, Mrs. Henry
Carlisle, accompanist; harmonica
solo, Charles Davidson; Musical
playlet, Miss B. Naturals Party.
written by Mrs Julia K~leinschmidt
directed by Mrs. Eugene T~orbett-
Dorothy Jean Torbett, Billy Black.
Mary Collier, Dorothy Adolph, Dor
ris Carruth, Douglas Carruth, Bea-
trice Ewing. Nina Margaret F1sch-
or; LollipopS, Leila Joyce Davidson.
Patricia Hoskins, pupils Of Marko-
leta ElSner School: song. Every
day" Gloria Wittenbach; reading.
Tommy Smith; violin solo. Simple
Aven; Cavatina, Richard +. CAL
loway, Pauline Galloway: Tap dance.
Rowena Smith: Return Of the
Preachers Shirt, Tom Swafford:
Smarty, Betty Jean Smith: Baritone
solo. Joe Whitaker, Mrs. s. r. Jen-
nings, accompanist.