j IN SOCIETY CIRCLES■ -• A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN SsT| Girl Reserves Honor Members of ‘Hi-Y’ . . Members of “Hi-Y” were honored by the Girl Reserves at a tea given Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 6:30 at the Presbyterian church, with a number of other special guests invited for the occasion. Miss Lillian Hocking, Valley Girl Reserves secretary, was present, also Mrs. Volney Taylor, who assisted in pouring at the tea table. Members of the local Y. W. C. A. board attending were, Mesdames W. B. Walton. Jack Rowe. George Smith, Robin Pate and Howard Cummins, Dean and Mrs. 8. A. Caldwell were also pres ent. A pretty color scheme of green and yellow was adopted for table decorations, and yellow’ tapers and mounds of fern formed especially pretty combinations. Mrs. J. Celaya entertained with piano solos, and group singing was also a feature of the program. • • * Guest Honored At Club Party Of Wednesday Naming as honor tuest tor the afternoon Mrs. Jack Rabltt of Lit tle Rock, Ark., who is visiting in home of Mrs. J. L. Boggus. Mrs. Nell Allen entertained the Wed nesday Tournament bridge club with a prettily appointed party at her home. A charming spring atmosphere was created in the color scheme of green which the hostess chose. An abundance of garden flowers, daisies, popples and phlox were ef fective in bouquet arrangements, and all appointments of the card tables, and the refreshment course, carried out the green color theme. Two tables of members and two of guests enjoyed the afternoon's games, in which Mrs. J. L. Boggus won high score. Mrs. Burt Hinkley, Jr., second, and Mrs. Rabitt receiv ed a pretty honoree s gift. • • a Just-Sew Club With Mrs. Pendergraft Mrs. W. L. Pendergraft entertain ed the Just-Sew c]pb at her home Wednesday afternoon, with a large number of members present, and Mrs. Glenn Torrance and Mrs. George Dockey as guests. Sewing and the usual diversions of the club meeting were enjoyed. A salad course was served. Mrs W. D. George. 1626 Elizabeth, is to have the club next week. • • • Four Tables At Tourist Party Pour tables of players enjoyed the Tuesday bridge party for tour ists at the chamber of commerce club rooms in the afternoon. Mrs. Ed Hitch of Tacoma, Wash., won high score prize, and second high was awarded to Mrs. N. G. Taft of Garber. Okla. This favor was donated by the Rose Beauty shop. ( Comings, Goings ~| Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Smith. Sr. and Miss Aetna Smith of Cameron, and Mrs. M. M Letcher of Dallas returned Wednesday to their homes after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hil liard Smith, Jr. Grady Fuller of Houston was a week-end guest In the home of Mr. and Mrs W. Y. Worley. Mrs. M. H West left Wednesday night for San Antonio and Cline, where she wao again called by the Illness of her sister. Mr. and Mrs W. S. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Conrad of Co lumbus. O.. who are guests of Mr and Mrs. V L. Conrad, are to go to 8an Benito Frldav to visit Mrs Seymour Huff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Thomas H Sweeney Is at home from Temple where he re , centlv underwent a maior operator and Is reported recovering rapidly J Societv Calendar j FRIDAY Church Federation meets at Bap tist church. 3:30. Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness The doctors tell us that 90 per cent of all sickness is due to stomach and bowel troubles. You can't be well if your digestion is bad; you are likely to get sick unless you relish food and digest it properly. Tanlac has a wonderful record as a relief froth digestive troubles, even those of years' standing. Local people, many of whom you know, are highly endorsing Tanlac. For example. Mrs. Ellen White says: "For years I suffered from indiges tion. I got no relief from anything until I took Tanlac. After my fourth Kttle, I feel like a new person and ve a fine appetite." If you suffer from gas, pains in the stomach or bowels, dizziness, nausea. —ttion, or torpid liver; if you appetite, can’t sleep and are and all run down, you need It is good, (Jure medicine. 1 roots, herbs and barks. Get s from your druggist today. Money back if it doesn’t help you. Accept do substitute. National ‘Y’ Is Guest At Board Meet Miss Grace Love, of the national department of immigration and for eign communications. National Y. W. C. A. board, was honor guest at a meeting of the local Y. W. C. A. board Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. H. L. Fitch. Miss Love has been visiting organiza-1 tlons in the Upper Valley before coming here, and plans to be in Brownsville several days in con nection with her official duties. Her headquarters are in New York, and she works to a large ex tent along the Pacific coast and the border in Y W. C. A. activi ties among the foreign element of the country. Miss Love spoke at Wednesday morning’s meeting, telling some thing of the work which she was attempting to do with foreign fami-1 lies and pointing out means In which Y. W. C. A. could assist in furthering the general plans of the organization. Miss Lillian Hocking. Valley Y. W. C. A. Girl Reserves secretary, was also a guest at the meeting. • • » Inter-Club Meet At Mission An inter-club council meeting of Valley Girl Reserves is to be held at Mission. Saturday. March 1, j according to advice received here by officials of the organization. All presidents of Girl Reserves j clubs in the Valley and their pub licity cairmen are to attend the meeting. • • • Date Changed For G. R. Meeting The meeting of Girl Reserves scheduled for March 4 at the home of Miss Ayeliffe Cobolini, as been postponed until March 11, It is an nounced. The meeting will be held at the home of Miss Cobolini at that time. Raymondville COUPLE WED IN AUSTIN Wednesday evening the marTiage of Miss Lucile Carney of Ethel. La. and Elwin Gerron of Austin was performed at the home of the Orooms parents in Austin. A num ber of relatives and close friends of the young couple were present. Mrs. Gerron is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carney of Tthel, La., and has been teaching Arts and Artcraft at the Austin State Hospital for the past several years. Mr. Gerron Is the son of Mr. AUTHOR Federated club women and P.-T. A. members will be Interested to know that a co-worker, Mrs. Cor die Webb Ingram, president of the Roxton P.-T. A., is author of a re cent book, "Child of the Sun,’ which is accredited in reviews as an outstanding narrative for edu cational and Inspirational workers It deals with a young teacher in a typical Texas community, her prob lems. and the successful way for all concerned in which she meets them. Mrs. Ingram is herself a native Texan, active in church and civic work and also the author of several books of poems. i and Mrs. Walter Gerron of Austin * and was the youngest member of the Texas Legislature being only 21 when elected. He resigned this office last fall to enter into partner ship with his brother Wm. J. Ger ron In the law business. Mr. and Mrs. Gerron will be at home to their many friends in Raymondville after a short honey moon. The groom will continue in his law practice with his brother under the firm name of Gerron and Gerron, Attorneys. • • » ROSE EARL HOSTESS TO GINGHAM GIRLS Monday evening Miss Rose Earl entertained the members of the Gingham Girls club at the home of Caroline Duffield on West Kim ball Ave.. with bridge. Mildrena Baugh received the high score, prize, a purse, and Caroline Duffield received the con solation prize, a bottle of Oriental perfume. Refreshments were served at the close of the games. The next meet ing will be held at the home of Miss Alda Jensen. Monday evening. • • • JOLLY DOZEN CLUB HOSTS Monday evening the Jolly Dozen bridge club w’as entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tom me on West Kimball Ave. Mrs. Calder won the women’s high score prize, a China salt and pepper set. and Fred Akard won the men's high score prize, a deck of cards. Mrs. Smith and B. L. Jenkins received consolation prizes. Refreshments were served. • • • PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. George B Calder and daughter Alice and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson wexe San Benito visitors Sunday. Miss Caroline Duffield and Rose Earl were Harlingen visitors Tues day. __ North Mission | DINNER HOSTS Mr .and Mrs. O. A. Parks enter tained. Sunday, with a turkey din ner. Guests were Messrs and Mes dames Loyal Gallion and family of Weslaco. Harold Gallion of Weslaco. Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe. Ray Thorpe and E. V. Thorpe and sons of Shary land. 0 0 9 BIRTHDAY DINNER FOR MRS. THORPE Mrs. E. V. Thorpe gave a dinner Saturday in honor of her mother in-law. Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorpe. • • • PERSONALS Harry Gray who has been work ing at Harlingen, was in North Mission Thursday. He will leave for Laredo this week a'here he has a position with a large silk goods com pany. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reichenaner of Milwaukee. Wis., who recently purchased a twenty acre citrus farm near here have come to make their home in the Valley. A. J. Plagge of Milwaukee, who come to the Valley three weeks ago. leaves for his home in Milwaukee, Thursday evening accompanied by Miss Elsie Reichenaner. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins of McAllen were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Gray Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dytslor of Hargill. were Sunday guests at the home of Mr -and Mrs. C. Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs. Dytsler formerly of Cen ter have recently moved to the Val ley. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins of McAllen were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Gray Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs. Dytsler of Hargill. were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Cartwright. Mr. and Mrs. Dytsler formerly of Cen ter have recently moved to the Valley. Messrs Edgar Flowers and Geo. Ohair of Sherman spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mulky. Mrs. J. Hickman was a Tuesday guest at the home of Mrs. Wirt Bert hoi of McAllen. Mesdames Kelly Gray and L. H. Starr of Mission were in Harlingen Tuesday. Mr And Mrs. P. C. Longwell mot ored to Harlingen Friday. Mr .and Mrs. E. Hauff and daugh ter Louise of Mercedes were Sun day guests at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs. G. S. Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sell of Ros well South Dakota were Sunday guests at the home of Geo. Hansen. Mrs. Morris Crom and sons Jack and Ted of McAllen were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Parks Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Alsmeyer ex pect to leave for Florida this week to visit their son Louis and family. LEES ENTERTAIN CLUB MEMBERS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee were hosts Saturday evening to the mem bers of their bridge club at their home on E. Taylor. Mrs. C. L. An derson of Sah Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bennick of Kingsville were named honor guests for the evening. Robert L. Ginn was also a guest. Decorations featured spring time i Friday—Saturday g Libby’s sales have a reputation of be _ ing real values—here is one that is Lr* outstanding. I‘Li A group of non-run rayon and silk mixture material bloomers and panties — Summer weights — $1.39 to $1.69. Colonial Girl all silk full fashioned hose $1.00 * WASH DRESSES Only a few lof these frocks in Batistes and other summer materi als—value to $2.95. i 1 I SlMWf BRASSIERES Satin and Lace Value! to $1.95 $ 1.00 ^ ■ ■— H ^—. I j BLOUSES i Linen 2? . pirn Batiste m W| and other .wash y^ ^ materials I $ 1.00 ^ □EZKZEH3EK3L in shades of yellow pink and green which was followed in the pretty table appointments and in the bal lons which were floating about the rooms from the ceilings and tables. In the games of the evening Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wurzbach were pres ented with high score trophey and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coins received second high trophy. At the conclusion of the games a salad and sweet course with punch were served, to the guests and eight members present. • • • PERSONALS Mias Louise Hopson arrived in Harlingen Saturday morning from Houston, where she will visit with her parents on 203 E. Buchanan street before returning to the city. | La Feria j WASHINGTON TEA SPONSORED BY P.-T. A. The P.-T. A. sponsored a beautiful patrotic silver tea on Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. L. L. Starkey. The spacious living rooms were artistically decorated. Eleven godmothers of the grades with the P.-T. A. president, Mrs. D. H. Forbes, dressed in Martha and George Washington coetumes re ceived the guests at the door. Little Misses Muriel Kiester and Dolly Bess Beddoes gave out little nosegays, for favors. At the refreshment table Mrs. Carl Kiester and Mrs. Archie Bishop poured tea. During the afternoon a delightful program was rendered. Mrs. Vigness gave several piano numbers. Vocal numbers were given by Mrs. Som mers and Mrs. Stephenson. Others assisting in the entertainment were Mrs. J. S. Sanders, Marvis Ander son and the Choral club. About two hundred and fifty en joyed this delightful affair. • • • MRS. GOODENOW IS LUNCHEON HONOREE Mrs. Goodenow of Howell, Mich igan who is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Stoddard, was named the honor guest at a bridge luncheon on Monday when Mrs. Raleigh Watson and Mrs. Dan Forbes entertained at the former's home. Four tables of bridge were in progress, centered by little china colonial dolls which were given as cut prizes. Mrs. D. S. Knight received first prize, a radio stool, second high went to Mrs. Stephens who was awarded a dainty chiffon handkerchief. The guest of honor was also presented a dainty gift Those enjoying this lovely party were Mesdames Goode now, John Stoddard, Will Stoddard. Ed Wat son, H. T. Anderson, Knight, Flynt, Brown, Amthor, Kiester, Stephenson Brittain, Stephens. 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