, 1935-03-10
WesLdco Club
us Guest Of
Garden Club

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MeSiaco Garden club wer special
guests at a mee1lng az the Woman >
DdIi0lng. MIS-. CotLTellS supjecL, Ma
tive WLd Flowers vas o. LImely IN
terest and proved highly interesting
to those present. Representatives Of
the WeSlaco Garden club gave re-
ports OF the progress and work Of
Inelr organization
Mrs c. II. Simmons, a garden en-
thuSaiSt. exhibited bowls OF mani
moJh panSieS, lovely sweet peas and
double nasturtiums and told OF her
experience IN The culture OF the un-
usually large specimens Mrs. o. z.
Start exhibited violetS and
azerlias OF unusual beauty
Mrs. Henry Carlisle gave Is q
vocal solo. Joyce Kilmer's Trees"
accompanied az the piano by Miss
Mary Elizabeth ChalleS-
Punch was served from a table
bright with early spring blossoms.
Mrs. O. G. Fordham was in charge.
Mrs. Ben Sanders, newly elected
president was in charge OF the meet
ing and Mrs. A. Z. Anglin, past pres
ident greeted the guests at the door.
Approximately so members and
guests were present for the meeting.
six Characters In Search Of An
Author" is the fascinating title OF
an Italian drama reviewed by Mrs.
j. v. McCright Friday afternoon at
the regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman'S Chamber of Commerce
held at the Woman's Building.
Mrs. Ben Sanders, president Of the
Rio Grande Art League, sponsors
OF the program Of the day. introduc-
ed Mrs. McCright who gave a brief
sketch Of the life of Luigo Piran-
dello. author, life and told Of the
stage setting Of the play which she
had seen recently.
Musical interest was added TO the
program by George L. Hardeman
who sang Dark Eyes" a Russian
folk song. and without a Song"
accompanied by Mrs. S. r. Jen-
ningS.
Mrs. d. w. S~chuepbach. program
chairman for the study group well
coined the guests and Mrs. j. j..
Murray presided al the tea table dur
ing the social hour.
Members Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society attending the Zone
meeting of the organization. We'd
nesday. in Brownsville were Mes
danes w. o. LiSton. L. @. Nichols.
j. NJ. Richardson, r. NJ. Patterson.
l.. A. Boone. A. w. Cunningham.
Thomas Pilly, j. r. Rodamor, G. O..
DelIS and Miss Katie Mays.
Circle two Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society led all others in at
tendance Tuesday afternoon when
eleh OF the six groups met IN homes
a the members. A total Of II mem
bers and % guests were reported
present at the circle 2 meeting held
at the home of Mrs. ]. w. Newman
with Mrs. Nancy Belle Threkkeld
assistant hostess. This circle will
sponsor the appearance on March
10 at the Woman'S building OF Mrs.
Detert. soloist, lately OF Amsterdam,
Holland.
Mrs. Edward Milligan was hostess
for circle one and Mrs. j. NJ. Rich
ardson and Rev. Roy Wells were
the speakers.
Circle four had 10 present with
two new members and two guests,
meeting at the home Of Mrs. r. NJ.
Patterson with Mrs. r. l. Garrett as
co-hosteSs. Mrs. B. B. Mathis gave
a splendid devotional and Mrs.
Charles Baker gave a vocal solo.
Synopsis Of the articles in the World
Outlook was given by Mrs. A. w
Cunningham and a report OF the
first general conference OF the Ko-
rean Methodist church was given by
Mrs. v. L. Mangrum.
Mrs. A. ". Durkee was hostess to
circle five with Is members and n
guest present. A round table discus
sion Of the schools OF Japan constitu-
ted the program. Mrs. Morris Chau-
dom and Mrs. r. B. Hamilton were
co-hostesses for circle six.
World Day Of Prayer. an interdo-
minational project of al church
auxiliaries, was observed in Harlin-
gen Friday afternoon with a meet
inc held at the Christian church
with Mrs. w. o. Liston as leader.
Theme Of the meeting was Bear We
One AnCther's Burdens" and the four
TOPICS discussed represented the four
projects OF the united efforts of mis-
sionarv rrcuns. and for which the
cffer'~~ ~ece'ved will be used. In
dian S-NCc'e" was given by Mrs. Lew
Snavelv: Christian Literature for
Women and Children of Foreign
Tends" Mrs. George Phillips:
"Union Church COLLEGES in the
Orient" Mrs. G. d. Hansen and the
topic The MIGRANT Work" was Civ
en- BY Mrs. w. A. Adams. Mrs. T. s.
Herren gave a history OF the move
ment known as World Day Of Prav-
er" Mrs. r. NJ. Patterson CAV the
devotional and special music was
o'vnn nv the trio composed Ct Mrs
d. n Norton. Mrs. L. w. Van Pelt
and Mrs. Frank Ch9stain.
Or. and Mrs. d. <. Hawk Of Okla
homa City are guests in the city
while on a tour OF the Valley. DR..
hawk is presiding elder Of the Okla
na City district Of Methodist
cTurches.
open House" for the Day Nur-
sery project Of the Christian league,
VIII be held March Il, according TO
plans made at a recent meeting of
the league presided over by the pres
ioent. Mrs. j. NJ. MotherShead. Re-
ports from the matron and COM
mittees were heard and the need for
more donations OF clothing was
stressed. The board also makes an
appeal for donations Of flower seed
and shrubs to be used in beautify-
ing the grounds Of the building. A
committee was appointed to arrange
for q picture show benefit IN the
near future. /
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