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, 1 IN SOCIETY CIRCLES - - - A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN S5 |
Donations Made By
Self Culture Club
Pretty Color I
Note Is Used
Mrs. AKKr-n ijrljhtfa.
3j cateuiaec the Wednesday 3ru
"ca chab *: her bceae cm Aitir.i
scree*. Of the three ladies cf psa?
ezs. Mrs- Faosto Ytsrra add ingu
score and lecewed a very preOy
door stop- Mrs. Jose Marunez *»i
second and was awardee a hand
painted table runner.
After ttoe games a luncheon was
sersed of chicken sa ad. odives an:
coffee, followed by cream cate. The
Table yzs decorated m red and
white, with a bewi of red roses in ■
the center Red cardies were
lighted curing the lunch and each
Tmbrr was gnec a MKde red an:
■lute basket filled with mints.
Invited guests were Mrs Fausto
Tturna and Mrs Ehriqpe Manau
too. |
Mrs. C P- Barrens will be hostess
next Wednesday a: 3 o'clock.
• • •
Club Twelve Meets
I With Miss Perez
1 Club Twelve members were en
tertained ca Tuesday by Mas Lu
ciia Fere*, who had three tables
of players present for the games
of brsca Miss Olga Bate was
winner of high score and received
a box of handkerchiefs. Low score
prise, a ban boc dish, was awarded
to Miss Frances Cantu.
The hosiess used pretry red rose?
tn her decoration theme She served
hot chocolate and cake to her
guest* Mas Martha Remo will
entertain next week...
When Colds Start
—take Lax-ana feoubie strength).
Ilia serums cocptiattioci won't
get a chance to set in. This doc- ‘
tor's prescription brings over- I
Bight result* because it combines :
the best cold jneoicir.es with <ptck- i
Bering laxatives. Money back if
it r'i..*. Said at a. drag stores.
the day «** "The Buis/* wth
Mr*. C- A Martaban as leader
Twegsj-tiaad Palm after wfcxh
Mrs. Manahas read a very niter
esnxg paper -c. *Hrs We Got the
Bi.hi.-i and its Contents." a rod
tabue dsr man of the Bis-g foi
Memners made domasRs to the
FenajOaefcer FocmdatzoB fund and
to the Red Che osrjr.udng *f»
program far the day.
A damty refreshment coarse *a»
served Mrs. J. K Bu-I be the
• • •
Mardi Club Meets
With Mrs. Homer
Mardi bridge dab members were
entertained this week by Mrs.
James T Homer in the Rtek apart
ments. Three tables of players were
present with Mis. Alfred PtrtrgniT.
Mass Frank Chans.tr and Mrs.
Trans Hancock as spent! p»j
for me afternoon's games. The
fabrics* used pretty roses and ear
ned out a Valentine theme m her
refreshments. Mrs. M. R. Hah was
winner of high score and mem
bers are to meet with her on
Tuesday of next week.
• • •
Tournament Bridge
Club Entertained
Two tables of the Wednesday
Totimamer* Bridge dab pi*;—».
were entertained this week by Mrs
Harold Gray The hostess used a
Valentine theme, emphasized s
the wrappings at the prizes ana
ifae use of red rases, placed about
the rooms where the faxes were
played.
Higr. score pnae was won by Urs.
J. I. George and second bv Mrs.
Robin Pate Poiicwmg the pjaytmg
a salad course was served Mem
bers will meet with Mrs. C- V.
Hamilton next week. *
• • •
Mrs. Harvey Has
Tust-Scw Club
Even the tndeasen: w-ather
could not keep tec members of tne
Just-Sew club awav on Wednesday
when Mrs. & M Harrey entertain
ed a her home. The group chatted
and stitched dura* the afterroar:
taours. faOomng which rise bmtess
served hoc chocoiate and cake
Mrs Duff Hi ward wiZ entertain
the group an next Wednesday.
Gordon Hose
mt rr% iTm C nl». !x
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S£ wrEt a parcfca*? eC ir.j j
$4.75 to $15 |
HATS
*2J« to *10^
BENHAM’S
DRESS SHOP
lilw r.iraabeta Brownsville*j
1
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GOOD HUMOR CANDIDATE
Senortta Esther Guerra Dcna cc; cf the lead-n* candidates in the
contest win;* is being staged m Kctimcros to elect a queen to reisa
during the Good Humor Festiral Feb 14-13-16-17. Seta. Dana is spon
sored by -El Partico Socialists F.oc^tn’ and municipal authortties.
Other candidates, whose pacts rrach. will appear m The Herald later,
are Cwariti Lupa Verb ago. rscnrcrtd by the JI_*arr and Federa.
authanues; and Scooriu Bertha Palaexr,. :censored tor the Caste..*
| and the Elanec y Xtfro society- Voting is underway, and will cott-nu*
art*. Feb. 7.
Bazik Hosts To
San Bznito Club
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of lie caLesuv,.;.* IorkxI a prectj
decoraucg rose en ygaresda:
enr-rg xnert nemoers of tie San
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• • •
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Amopir the gsrl* free: Pharr who
attendee the Gri Reserve n*n? *
Rx HocjCo the past week-end were
Masses Margaret Flowers. Oontt
T2tx. Eur-ge Keeter «•«* trass
__ • • •
JOLLY CHILDREN ?
PARTI* GIVEN'
Sirs A. J. Flowers was hoaxes? at
a yoOy party or little tots at her
! home oc Saturday afternoon, hoc
;ortnf her littie daughter. Anna. *
her sixth birthday.. After the Jr. •.
folks had played manv games they
were semde ice cream and birth
day cake Favors for the little rc-lt
were candy ladies, dressed m crepe
paper costume, while each lirie
bori- received a toy car as favors
Pop corn was al» served darsssr
the milcOMb to the foLiowmg lit:.e
caests - Aura Mae Flowers. Anna
Mae HSeta. Bemire Rs«Vr Edita
Grace Startler Manan Cram—
Betty Jean Evans. Ena Jean Flem
ing. Stephen Lee Harbar* Bobbie
Mecntz. Paul Add son Flowers
• • •
AFTERNOON' Gl ET«
Misses Catherine Meiian. Oorochv
Flowers, acd F*aac*s Epps aer* the
****** of Mis Mary Ehzabeth EL:i '
as. Saturday afternoon. A *-»■>».
of auerestiar games of Finch were
phyed At the tatter part of the
. aftemoot refreshments were served
by the hostess
• • •
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