, 1935-01-29
Social Notes
From Phar
Especial 10 The HERALD

PHARR, Jan. 29.-The Methodist
Missionary Society met the early
part OF the week at the home OF
Mrs. Verna Hansen, with Mrs. N. l..
Davidson and Mrs. Ada Flowers as
assistant hoS1eSSes. The spacious
reception rooms we're made very
attractive with pink and yellow
Columbia roses lntermingled with
fern IN black and green vases. Low
bowls OF varied colored sweet peas
were also placed around the rooms.
An interesting program IRON the
Book Of Psalms was given with Mrs.
Claude AdamSOn AS leader. Mrs. @.
L Vernon and Mrs. A. A. Slayton
took part and each gave interesting
talks. A short business session was
held presided over BY Mrs. j. q.
Bell. This was followed by an n
ioyable social hour. A dainty re-
freshment course OF fruit salad, whip
sRam with cake and coffee. was
a.. we'd to 20 members and the spe-
cial guests, Misses Anna Morgan,
Leone Lemons, Evelyn Holmberg and
Mrs. Emma Schilska. Plate favors
were dainty sprays OF sweet peas
and lace fern.
Mrs. Max MaUle was a charming
hostess TO members OF the Tues
day Bridge Club at her home this
week. The card rooms we're at
tractively decorated with floral ar
rangcmentS OF yellow chrySanthe-
NUNS. stocks and sweet peas and
fern. Mrs. q. 3 Fleming was recip-
lent Of the favor. Delicious refresh
mentS of strawberry short cake and
coffee we're served TO MesdameS "A.
A. Kelly. Ben Kelly, Raymond john
son. j.. w. Pickett, Bryce Ferguson.
X. G. White. Marvin Evans. O.. b.
Fleming. Howard Teer. and the
special guests were Mrs. L. Stephen
and Mrs. Wayne Gilbert.
Misses Dorothy and Martha Flow
ers. Mary Virginia Polk and Mar
garet Hogan attended a bridal show
er given at the A. Y. Baker home
in Edinburg honoring Miss Louise
Leslie whose approaching marriage
to Carl FieSher OF Edlnburg has
been announced.
Mrs. Eugene Darbey with a de-
lightful party Wednesday afternoon
honoring her little son Gene Jr. on
his birthday. 4 number Of Genes
classmates were among the guests
and interesting games and contests
were enjoyed throughout the after
noon. Delicious refreshments were
served 70 a large group Of children.
The h0noree received many lovely
birthday remembrances.
Misses Margaret Hogan and Dor
othy and Martha Flowers spent the
past weekend IN Boca Chica with
4 party OF young people from Donna.
Miss Margaret Flowers and MeSSrS.
Howard Faulkner and Leon Mot
tersheard were guests OF Miss Doro-
thy JamerS0n Ol Donna al her home
ouA.wfaSt Friday evening. Delicious
81 rbecue was served during the eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs II. l. Gum Of
McAllen entertained the members
of the Tuesday Mite Contract club.
The living room was charmingly
decorated with flowers IN season. A
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following members: MeSSrs. and
Mesdames NJ. 3. Gore d. u Buck
ner. Leland Mccullough Mrs. Oliver.
Mr.. j. D.. Lauck. t j. Chldlow.
George Mccullough and p. ). Devine.
Mrs. M. B. Gore was high for the
ladies and Mr.. Leland Mccullough
was high for the men
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Tanner ana
little son were guests OF Mr.. and
MRS. G. Tanner OF Mission sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene r. Vaughan
we're guests In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. NJ. Flowers recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Mccullough
have had as their guests this week
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mccullough ana
Miss Mccullough OF Waco.