, 1935-11-24
Full Calendar
OfActiUities
Is Scheduled
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tSpecial 70 The Heraidl
HARL1NGEN, Nov. ga social
calendar enlarged by activities or
Thanksgiving week and the Valley
Mid White Fair. viii offer an at
tractive program OF events for the
younger social set OF the Valley for
the coming week. Beginning Wed
neSday evening with the coronation
OF the queen Of the Fair IN ar
elaborate ceremony depicting a Tex
as Centennial theme through Mon
day evening, December 2. when the
Shrine club members Of the Valley
VIII entertain with a dance a fun
round OF activities are Scheduled
according to Mrs. S. r. Jennings
general chairman Of the coronation
and social events. for the Fair AS
ISOLATION. Assisting Mrs. Jennings
is a committee composed OF a chair
man from each Of the Valley towns
who Is in charge OF her towns par
ticipation In the coronation.
Beautiful coStuming and pa
geantry will mark the coronation
and a number Of ballet and solo
dances are being especially pre-
pared for the event by the dancine
schools Of the Valley.
The queens ball will follow i'm
mediately after the coronation and
VIII be given at the high school as
Will all other dances OF the week
The collegiate homecoming dance IS
scheduled for Friday evening and
the Los Amigos club IS adding an in
teresting date to the social calendar.
by entertaining with their first for
mai dance Of the season Saturday
evening.
Mention Murray is president OF the
Los Amigos. social club Of young
men Of the Valley. and Mackie
Reasoner Is secretary. The Los
Amigos dacne is one OF the out
standing social events OF Fair week
each year and honcrs the queen and
her entire court.
A social event Of Importance 10
Methodists OF the town IS the all
church party and reception to be
given Tuesday evening honoring the
Rev. Frank L. Meadow. new pastor
Of the church and Mrs. Meadow.
The affair viii be held az 3 O'Clock
III the social hall Of the church with
Officers o the various organizations
Of the church receiving with the
honor guests. The Board OF Chris
tan Education Is ARRANGING the
program, the church school viii
have charge Of the decorations and
the Women's Missionary Society
will be in charge OF the tea table
and serving. All members friends
Of the church are invited TO attend.
Monday promises 10 be a fun day
for organizations. The regular
meeting Of the Woman's Chamber OF
Comerce is scheduled for the morn
ing and the November meeting OF
the Art League will be held at 3
p m. Mrs. j. ID. Patrick Is leader
for a program on the Post IN
pressionists and Mrs. II. II. Butt
viii assist in presenting this study
to the group. Hostesses are Mrs.
A. j. Pollard and Mrs. Charles
Huntley.
CndpteE i, OF Ine r. K. u. VIII
entertain Monday with a luncheon
h~onoring Mrs. ESsie Roots or Sui
phur Springs, state organizer Of the
p. z. o. who will inspect the local
chapter. The luncheon will be held
st l o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
j. G. Terhune. Mrs. John Fowler.
Jr., is in charge OF the committee.
Annual Federation Dav viii be
observed Wednesday at the meeting
Of the Literary and Fine Arts club
when Mrs. John ID. Townsend as
director Of the program will recount
the policies OF the State Federation
and Mrs. Jeanette Paul will dis
cuss two of the major departments
of the Federation. Mrs. Gerald Nc
Kenna. delegate 70 the Texas Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs meeting
in Austin recently. will give a re-
port OF the meeting.
Mrs. Morris Enfield. who has re-
Gently returned from Denver. Colo.
to spend the winter here. was named
honoree at a beautifully appointed
bridge tea given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. w. T. Hodge at her home.
Mrs. Selby L%ongoria OF Laredo. sis
ter OF the honoree, assisted their