, 1935-03-11
Social Notes
From Phan

PHAHH, MaTCn ;. - MIS-. M. -,
Gore was hostess Wednesday after
o to the members and guests Of
ME- Wednesday Contract club at her
home. Beautiful California daisies
adorned the living room where the
guests enjoyed ga.ess Of bridge.
Mrs. j. ID. Lauck received the favor.
A delicious salad course was served
to members. Mesdames J. ID. Lauck,
p. S. Devine. Leland Mccullough, II.
L. Gum T. j. Chidlow. d. McLen-
don. d. u. Buckner, George McCul-
Tough. Guests we're Mesdames Ben
Kelly. j. w. Pickett. j. I. Lavelle.
OF McAllen and Lake Wood Of Mena,
Ark.
Mrs. Raymond johnson entertain
ed the members OF the Tuesday
Contract Bridge club at her home
this week. She was assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. Wayne Gilbert. The
living room was very charming
with low bowls Of lovely sweet
peas. Mrs. Ben Kelly was recipient
OF the favor. A delicious refresh
ment course was served to Mes
danes A. A. Kelley. Bryce Fergu-
son. Max Maule. Howard Teer. D.
Mimms, K. j. Scott. z. G.. White.
Marvin Evans. Ben Kelly members:
and the guests Mesdames H. r.
Krampff, Mrs. Dodd and 9. j.
Purl. Jr, Of McAllen and o. Steph-
ems.
Mrs. Mildred Jones and Mrs. j..
r. Snyder and Miss Marjorie era
mer entertained Friday evening
with a bridge shower honoring
Miss Ruth Ruecking. whose mar
rage 10 S. r. Busbee will take
place Sunday. March 10. at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.eB. Cra-
mer. The living room was attract
lively decorated with bowls Of love-
" sweet peas and blue bonnets.
The bridal theme was used In all
bridge appointments and table
decorations. Mrs. Howard Teer was
awarded the first favor and pres
ented il to the honoree. and Miss
Marie BuSbee was recipient Of the
consolation favor and also pres
ented 1t TO the honoree. The hon.
oree was presented with lovely
gifts from her friends. A delicious
refreshment course was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. G. B.
Cramer. The guest list included
Mesdames Carl Salisbury Of Ed
inburg. Burt Coate, ID. Mimms,
Howard iced. Merle Kelley, Fred
Ruecking. Dora Weise. Dalton a
Dresser Of Edinburg. Gene Dame
o and Misses Margaret Flower,
Rosie Gioco. Marie Busbee, Ethel
Barbara Young and Erma Young
and Mrs. Jack Clark and the hon.
Gree.
Misses Dorothy and Martha
Flowers and Margaret Hogan and
Mary Virginia Polk returned Sun
day night from San Antonio after
attending the basket ball game
between Edinburg College and
Schreiner Institute.
Mrs. j. p. Lockhart left Sunday
morning for Dallas where she will
transact business and also visit in
the George Holdridge home.
NJ. and Mrs. z. r. Vaughn Of
Aeslaco visited in Pharr Thurs
Vtav evening at the l.. M. Flowers
home.
Mrs. j. d. Lauck left Friday for
West Texas on a business trip OF
O few days.
Mr.. s. r. Melton. who has been
seriously i'll 1t his home In Pharr,
"a improving and is expected TO be
at his work soon.
MI. and Mrs. Carroll Tanner had
as their dinner guests Sunday
night Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rome OF
Mission.
Mrs. GLADYS Kelley OF McAllen
was the dinner guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Kelley Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Salisbury and little
daughter. Rose Marie Of Edinburg,
spent Wednesday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Loran Dumont.
Mrs. G. l.. Calls spent Wednes-
day in Harlingen visiting with
friends and shopping.
Mrs. Swanson Reynolds Of Cor
pus Christi spent the past week
visiting at the home % her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. White,
and her aunt. Miss Georgia Swan
son Of Pharr.
Mrs. Rogers Frazier OF McAllen
was the dinner guest OF Mrs. G. ".
Tanner on Wednesday.
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