, 1935-10-27
Miss Miller Is
Hostess For
BPWClub

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Marie Miller acted as hostess this
week to the Business and Profession
al women's club in the Casa de
Palmas tea room at the regular
monthly banquet.
The subject or the program was
Efficiency In Government" with the
following members taking part:
Edith Klink, Winnie Collaro, GLADYS
Sedwtck. Nellie Williamson. Electa
Alley, Grace Rothe and Bess Rich
mond.
Special guests present we're Mrs.
Grace Rothe and Miss Mary N.
Maken.
Mrs. G. 4 Taylor entertained mem
bers and one table Of guests at the
regular meeting Of the Pot-Luck
Luncheon club Tuesday.
After luncheon, games were play
ed during the afternoon with Mrs.
Henry Wilderson and Mrs. w. r.
Brtscoe receiving score awards for
guests and club members respective
", while Mrs. /. L. Davis was recipi-
ent Of the travelling prize.
Mrs. Ralph Domstead entertained
Wednesday evening honoring Miss
Jimmie Brown who Is planning to
leave the first OF next week to make
her home IN Fort Worth.
The event was In the form of a
waffle supper.
Clever place cards made Of gum
drops marked covers for Miss Brown.
Miss Dorothy Sheppard and Polly
smith; Zen Domstead, Charles KEEL
logg and George Amidon. Games
were enjoyed during the evening, af-
ter which an ice course was served.
Roll call was answered by helpful
garden hints at the meeting OF the
McAllen Garden club Wednesday
morning at the Chamber OF Com
merce building.
II was announced that the next
meeting, which viii be November 8.
viii be a pilgrimage to the garden
Of Mrs. w. A. Wolverton at Mission.
Another important announcement
was that the meeting November 20
will be In the form Of a chrysanthe-
mum show. The ladies were urged
70 begin pinching the buds from
their chrySanthemumS in order to
make the prettieSt blossoms possible
In time for the show. The most per-
feet bloom will be the winner.
A discussion OF the rose cup drive
WIS featured at the business session.
Tie cup. which Is given each year to
the prettiest Valley town, was won
last year by Weslaco. McAllen hopes
win the cup this year. IL was stat
ed. A publicity committee was ap-
pointed and includes Mrs. Norman
Buescher, Mrs. Mckee Cation and
Mis-. I. B. Sigler. The members are
10 make q trip TO each town for the
purpose OF interesting the ladies IN
1eantifying their yards.
Mrs. z. Z. Casey spoke on Flow
Sensation for 1885 discussing
lowers which we're developed and in
.roduced for the first time this wear.
Jean Eta Short offered two trum-
pet solos. % Solo Mo- and Mar
gle" accompanied at the piano by
Faye Jones.
The Pueblo Bridge club was enter
aimed this week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harley Jackson with Mr..
and Mrs. Parks Calopton named as
guests.
At the termination of the games
Tor the evening Mrs. Homer Beatty
vas presented the award.
Mrs. j. +. Palmer was hostess to
he McAllen Music club this week
V the second session of the season.
Mrs. d. Carl Skinner was pro-
leader for the afternoon and
compositions from Bach. Handel.
Beethoven. Verdi and Chopin we're
endered. Mrs. Skinner gave a most
instructive talk on the beginning of
he modern era Of music and stress
d the difficulty with which adjust
nent IN musical ideas from the old
% the new is achieved.
The following program was given:
! piano selection. Mrs. Rice Rob-
vocal solo, Mrs. Fl. j. Hall: 4
,iano solo. Mrs. Scott Dougherty:
local duet, Mrs. Harry Young and
drs. +. L. Moore: piano solo. Mrs.
Parks Geedey.
Kenneth Brown. Fort Worth. left
Wednesday for his home after spend
ng several days In McAllen.
Mrs. Steve Heacock and Mrs. Wal
er Evens, Edinburg. visited IN Nc
allen Tuesday.
Ken Lowell SibSon. WeSlaco. was a
tsitor IN McAllen Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce an
lounce the birth Of twin BOYS al
heir home. Wednesday evening.
ZACH Of the arrivals weighed eight
Miss Jimmie Brown viii leave |.
fonday for Fort Worth to make her :
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