, 1935-05-14
Sorosis Club
Honored With
Pretty Event

esaaAow was hostess the past week
wK%n she entertained the sorosis
club OF Alamo with its annual
Mothers day tea
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Henry Koch. president: Mrs. Ira
Sharp. incoming president; Mrs.
Carol Brown. Mrs. Bill Whaler.
Mrs. Leonard johnson and Mrs.
g. II. Swallow. Each guest was
presented with q pretty corsage by
little Misses Joan Stugard and
Patsy johnson, both Of Alamo.
Mrs. Koch presided ut the meet
ing and introduced officers OF the
Valley Federation Of Clubs and
other prominent guests who were
present. Mrs. Frank Den5er, pro-
gram leader for the event. dedi-
Gated the program TO Mrs. Koch.
Those taking part on the pro-
gram of musical selections and
readings were Mrs. Joe T. Cook,
Mission: Mrs. Arnold Shary. Mis-
sion; Mrs. r. w. Doster, accom-
panied by Mrs. Paul Jones, both OF
McAllen; Misses Kathrine Melton,
Jackie Roe and Lois Damron, all
OF Pharr-San Juan-Alamo; and
Miss Huldah walden. Alamo.
Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Sharp pre-
sided al the tea table.
Representative club women from
Brownsville, Harlingen, La Feria,
Weslaco, Edinburg. San Juan,
Pharr, Alamo. McAllen and Mis-
sion were included In the rs guests
attending.
The Lincoln school Parent
Teacher Association installed new
officers at the final meeting Of
this school year naming Mrs. Gus
l.. Maurer as president for the
coming year.
Other officers named were L. r.
Womeldorf, vice president: Mrs.
Eugene N. Catlett. treasurer: and
Miss Clara Dollahite, secretary.
Attendance prizes for the year
we're awarded to Miss Willie Ear
giles DON for the primary grades
and Miss Margaret Mathis room
for the intermediate grades. Chair
men OF the committees gave reports
Rnd new committee chairmen NAM
were Mrs. Womeidorf, program:
Mrs. Morgan Gibson. publicity:
Mrs. I. q. Cook. finance: Mrs. ID.
+. Baltis. health: and Mrs. Opal
Cole. children's programs.
Miss Evelyn Hill OF Pharr and
Mr.. Charles Dillon OF McAllen were
united in marriage Monday eve
ming at the Baptist parsonage In
Pharr.
Miss Rena Austin and Mr.. YER
non Miller OF McAllen acted as at
tendants TO the young couple and
the Rev. James Rogers officiated
at the ce3moy.
Mrs. Dillon. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. z. Hill. Pharr. graduated
from the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo
high school in 1929 and later at
tended Texas A. a. /. college at
Kingsville. She was an employe Of
the South Texas Produce company
the past winter.
Mr.. Dillon Is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dillon, Of Gray, West Vir-
GINA. Ee came to the Valley about
five years ago from California and
is an employee Of the Z. w. Rooster
company. McAllen.
Mrs. L. l.. Blair was the honoree
at q delightful surprise handker-
chief shower recently when mem
bers OF the Holt Hammond club
and several additions! friends en-
tertained in her honor prior to
moving from her residence on the
Holt Hammond tract to her new
home in Leslie addition.
The Edinburg Junior college
freshman class entertained the
sophomore class with a dinner
dance Friday evening at the Casa
d Palmas hotel In McAIlen.
Approximately 10 students and
faculty members enjoyed the hos
pltality in the patio Of the hotel.
Those in charge Of arrangements
were Harold Sharp, Deacon de Ia
Hunt. Miss Bible. Miss Geneva
Thell Evarts. Miss Margaret Ho-
gan. Miss Dorothy Haven and
Miss Dorothy Flowers.
Mrs. r. j.. Powell entertained
four tables Of bridge Thursday
afternoon. At the conclusion Of the
series Of games Mrs. G. A. Marshall
held high, Mrs. A. A. Bonneau held