, 1935-06-23
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teresting program on Canada was
enjoyed by members and guests Of
the Pan-American Round Table here
this week with Mrs. G. p. Samson in
charge Of arrangements. Following
the procedure agreed upon for The
summer months the group met for
the program on the second floor
balcony of the Casa de Palmas
hotel. later enjoying luncheon in the
tea room.
Mrs. Samson gave a paper on
Canada. describing the history Of the
country MS IL is today. The Canadian
flag was displayed and the colors
and the coat Of arms were explain
ed.
Miss Rhoda Hawkins Of Houston
was a guest Of the club.
Miss Theresa GalIucci was sur
prised with a birthday party this
week at the home Of Mrs. Dora Gin
nette when games Of bridge we're en-
ioyed.
Those present were Miss Gallucci.
Mesdames J. w. King. William Roe
decker, Clyde Jenkins. Sam Cook,
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Davis. j. M. Singleton, Richard
Herzel and G. Taylor.
"Heredity and Environment" was
the topic discussed by Paul T. Wick
ers before members OF the Sigma
Rho chapter of Kappa Gamma at
the regular meeting this week at
the Casa de Palmas hotel.
1t was decided that meetings
would be discontinued during the
months OF July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. DarneIl De Roulac,
who were married recently at Alamo,
returned this week from their we'd
ding trip at Corpus Christi and will
be at home at Alamo. Mrs. De Rou-
lac Is the former Miss Elizabeth
Campbell Of McAllen.
Mrs. M. ID. Bormann left this week
for Pine Bluff. Ark, where she will
visit relatives and friends during the
summer months.
Members Of the McAllen Rebekah
lodge enjoyed the regular monthly
supper meeting this week at the
I!O.OF. hall. Following supper the
regular meeting was held under the
direction Of Mrs. Anna Miller. noble
grand. The lodge expects TO conduct
installation Of officers in the near
future. There were between % and
30 members present for the occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Gragg and son
left this week TO make their home
I'm Brownsville.
Mr.. ard Mrs. G. Z. Eichelberger
OF New Orleans r visiting in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Z. Fair Of
Dallas arrived here this week on q
combined business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cherry have
returned from Houston and Gal
weston, where they have been visit
ing for the past two weeks.
County Auditor G. K Leslie, Jr..
left Friday for TT. Worth. taking
with him his sister. Mrs. Coleman
l.. Eckles. and her three daughters
OF Healdton, Oklahoma, who will be
met at TT. Worth by Mr. Eckles be-
fore returning TO their home IN
Oklahoma. Mr. Leslie is returning to
McAllen by way Of Houston.
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daughter. Miss Margaret, and Miss
Alice Mcdaniel. society editor OF
The Press. have started their return
trip to the Valley after visiting at
Washington. New York and West
Point during recent weeks.
Miss Gladys Sedwick, Corpus
Christi, was a two days guest this
week OF Mrs. r. o. swan.
Miss Nell Little Of McAllen left
the past week for st. Louis, where
she has entered Washington Univ
ersity TO take a summer course in
uiano study. Miss Little was grad
uated from McAllen High school and
Is we'll known for her piano ability.
Mrs. G. D. Martin will leave soon
for Fort Meade, South Dakota,
where she will be the guest Of Capt.
and Mrs. S. w. Robertson. On July
I Capt. Robertson will have a two
months leave Of absence and the
party will 90 to Yellowstone Nation
al park, Vancouver. British Column
bia and San Francisco. Mrs. Martin
expects TO return TO McAllen about
October 1.
Mr.. anc Mrs. John r. Harris Jr..
and Mrs. Francis Of Denton, were
dinner guests in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jack L. Stone. San Juan.
recently.
Mrs. owen stone. Mercedes, visit
ed In the city wednesday.
Jack Nelson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
n. r. Nelson. was released Thursday
from the McAllen municipal hos
pftal where he has been r%ecuperat-
Ing from an appendicitis operation.
Miss Louise Douthit OF the Ladies
Supply Co. left Thursday for a va
eaton trip.
Miss Dorothy Sheppard. Polly
Smith. Esther Marie Raymond, and
Nadine Sheppard visited In Edin-
burg Thursday night.
Mr.. end Mrs. A. Nix and children
Of Loneview. r visiting y Meal
len for a month. Mr.. Nix, who vas
associated with the First National
bank here for many years Is inter-
ested in the oil development in
this section.
Mrs. Scott Martin and little
daughter. Betsy. returned this week
altar a visit with Mrs. Martins par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs r. "A. Schawe Of
Rosenberg.
Mrs. X. c. Boysen and daughters.
Eoris and June. have returned afte-
spending the past week in San An
tonic.
M. and Mrs. Henry Mallau have
left for Cakes, North Dakota. for a
vacation trip. planning 70 return to
McAllen in october.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Stevens
are manning 10 leave the first Of
the week on q trip 10 northern
noints. visiting first In Arkansas
then continuing to Asbury Park. N.
r. and then to their former home
in buffalo, N. ". where they VIII