, 1935-09-22
Club Members
Honored With
Pretty Tea


ing hospitality Of the past week
was the tea from 8 to 6 o'clock Civ
en- In the home Of Mrs. o. l. Byrd
honoring members Of the Las EStu-
diantes CulturaS club and several
friends and especially those mem
bers q the young college set VINO are
now ready TO enter into another
year OF study,
Out Of the Las EStudiantes club
membership eight OF the girls viii
enter college. Mrs, Byrd Is the spon-
sor Of this interesting organization
which was formed In the begin
ming Of the summer months.
Henry Alsmeyer. Jr.. son Of Mr..
and MRS. III. T. Alsmeyer OF this city
was named as honor guest Satur-
day when his mother entertained
On the occasion OF his ninth birth
day anniversary. Following q swim
IN the Rotary Pool the little guests
enjoyed d picnic supper ON the banks
Of the pool
Nine friends Of the honor guest
were present: Jesse Gardner WEIGH,
Dick WEIGH. Edward Mason. Jack
Prentiss. Henry Shelander. Billie
Fox. Billie Ray Schneider. Donald
Nichols. Dan Mallew. Henry Ais
meyer and his brother. Ray. and
Mr.. and Mrs Alsmeyer.
The silk Stocking Bridge club met
IN the home OF Mrs. r.. "a. Goolsby
Thursday afternoon When scores
were counted Mrs. James d. Casey
received the trophy for success. The
next meeting OF the club viii be held
In the home Of Mrs. M. s. Nichol-
son. Mrs. Charles Ludden was q
guest.
Mrs. Murray Higgins was q
charming hostess when she enter
tanned with an afternoon bridge
honoring Mrs. Joe Sellars who viii
leave shortly to make her home In
Harlingen.
During the games Mrs. I. ". Jolly
Jr, and Mrs. Flint Harris were
presented with awards. Mrs. Sellars
was also remembered with a pretty
gift.
Guests seated with the honoree
were MeSdames Leigh Stanley. Car
Hamilton. Flint Harris. Jesse WEIGH
I. v. Jolly, Jr.. Charles Herndon
and M. 9. Menking.
Thirty-two members and guests
enjoyed the out of door supper which
was served Wednesday evening or
the lawn OF the msnse Of the First
Presbyterian church. The group
known as the Young Matrons class
Of the Sunday school have as their
teacher. Mrs. Hugh Robertson.
Following n repast prepared over
. barbecue fire a number Of game:
and contests were enjoyed under
the direction OF Mrs. n. ID. Stew
art. Those present included Mes
danes r. L. Barmore. Morgan
Sherer. r. Bigham. James Shafer
Y. G. Richey. John Clark. Ray
Smith, Roy Clark, j. T.. Grove. Pete
Smith. +. w. Colmery. Daisy Ken
ton. Jim Cochran. Paul Cowgirl
r b. Stewart. Jack Ehliers. r. B
Goolsby. ". T. Rawls. Hugh Robert
son. Ames Prentiss. j. Belts. T. X
Henry. I. M. Phippeny. j. p MCGEE
hee Charles Yost. Frank Phillips
Mrs Robertson's brothar. Austin
who had charge OF the barbecue pit
and Joan and Edward Robertson.
At q meeting Of the American
Legion Auxiliary held In the home OF
Mrs. T. Y. Odgen Wednesday eve
ming Mrs. w. w. Cotton was re-
elected to the presidency. Other Of
ficers elected we're vice-preSident
Mrs. e. j. Cilley: second wce-presi-
dent, Mrs. Jennie Adkins: secre-
tary. Mrs. II. M. Cottrell: treasur-
er. Mrs. f. z. Odgen: chaplain. Mrs
ID. 9. williams: historian. Mrs. q
M. Wilds: executive committee
MesdameS Joe Spears. W. j. VIM
SAINT. A. G. smith.
A report on the Legion HoSDita'
= legion. was given by Mrs. T. z
nrgen who visited there during the
Summer months. The next meeting
~ the auVilia~v will be with Mrs
Adkins October 2
OF interest to a wide circle q
friends In the VALLEY viii be tn
announcement ~ the wedding RI Mr.
John Cornell Brown to Miss Mar.
Faret Alice welsh. dauVhter OF Mr.
and MRS. william J. walsh OF New
York CITY. The marriage was SOL
emniged at the Church of the Gooc
Sheuherd, New York. Saturday
morning. Seutemher Z.
Mr.. Brown A. well known In the
vaIlev and Il the brother CT =. "
ard y e. Brown % this citv. He ha'