, 1935-05-06

First ofMdy
Observed At
Musical Tea
Especial to The Herald)

N9RNCA4A W n &ANA4A0N
WESLACO, May May Day was
appropriately celebrated by the
Junior Study club OF Weslaco with
a musical tea on the lawn at the
home Of Mrs. Arthur Harris. The
trees were beautifully draped with
moss and hung with baskets filled
with flowers.
An interesting program was given
as follows: trumpet solo, Ruth Jones;
dance, Ruth Myers; vocal solo, Mrs.
Harold Call OF Harrington; reading
Mrs. o. E. Bludworth: trio. Misses
Muriel Ludwig, Jane Miller, and
Mildred Cannon.
Mrs. r. Newell Waters was a most
charming hostess Thursday to mem
berS OF her Thursday Bridge clun
and a number Of friends. when she
entertained at luncheon.
Trophies went 70 Mrs. Harry
Stebbins, Mrs. G. M. Sheriff., Mrs.
John Autrecht, and consolation TO
Mrs. LAWYER of Mercedes.
Guests included members Of the
Llano Grande Bridge club, men,
hers Of the Thursday bridge club
and Mesdames Fred Bennett, Bar
ton, @. H. Collier Greenlee. Harry
Lauderdale all OF Mercedes and
MeSdameS w. w. CarrutherS, Harold
Lehman, NJ. F. Armstrong, Carl
SchwedeS, j. c. Friday. Joe Wilson,
II. Link, WeemS, Lester Weber and
7 F. RiveS.
The Literary Review club held a
called meeting Tuesday morning at
the home Of Mrs. G. II. Stevenson
with III members present. Plans
were made for a trip TO Port Isabel
May IL TO study the historical
markers IN the Military road.
Mrs. Henry Link was hostess
Wednesday TO the wednesday
Luncheon club.
The favor was presented to Mrs
Herman Martin, with high guest
going to Mrs. Ted Snead. Other
guests included Mesdames Charles
Sheriff.. Newell Waters, v. N. Stew
ert. with Mrs. F. NJ. Coray as a
luncheon guest.
The Methodist Missionary Society
will hold a social meeting at the
Church Monday May 8 to hear Mrs
w. j. Bach, the district secretary
talk on Echoes Of the Council
Everyone is urged TO attend. and
to remember the missionary home
and training shower on May 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson OF
Engleman Gardens announce the
birth OF a Q l-2 pound o at the
McAllen Hospital Wednesday.
A charming event OF the week
was q miscellaneous bridal shower
given by MesdameS George Cook, M
L Dew ST.. S. Doris. r. l. Reeves,
II w. Diggs, j. A. Couch and I. l.
smith at the home OF Mrs. Reeves
complimenting Mrs. Charles War
rem.
The entertainment was in the
form of contests directed by Mrs
M. Richars and Mrs. G. A. Ballard
Delicious refreshments were served
to "a guests.
The members Of the Order Of
Eastern Star OF WeSlaco entertain
Cd with an annual get together al
their hall Tuesday evening wher
their husbands, the MaSons and
their wives were guests.
Special honorees were the pas
matrons and past patrons who were
presented with beautiful corSage!
end boutonniereS. An interesting
program was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Couch anc
Nr. and Mrs. H. Tarpley Of Edin-
burg were the only out Of towr
guests.
Mrs. q. l. Woods was hostess
Thursday TO members OF the Just
We Neighbors club with 20 mem
bers present. Mrs. z. l.. Sugg, pres
icent, conducted a short business
session. Roll call was answered with
current events.
Mrs. j. G. Potts will be the next
hostess at an all day meeting.
The Junior Study club was en-
tertained Tuesday at the home OF