Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23

to a fishing pond where each drew
a gaily colored balloon.
After q number Of games, the little
folks gathered around a birthday
cake, bedecked with three small
candles. Little Chef Donald blew
out the candles and then the cake
was cut.
Delicious refreshments, consisting
Of fruit punch, cake, nut fudge ard
a halloween doll lolly pop were
served 70 the following guests: j.
b. Chalk, Catherine Lee O'Neall.
Betty and Alberta Plat, Mary Claire
and Ruth Ann Gossage, Kathleen
and Buddy Lewellyn, Morgan Best,
Banks Miller, Jr., Tom, Jack, Jim
and Bobby Mcclure. Junior Temple
and the honoree, Chef Donald War
ner.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPER.
The Young Married Peoples Sun
day school classes Of the Peoples
church. met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee VI. Green Tuesday evening
and enjoyed a basket supper.
After the supper the president
called the meeting to order for n
short business session and among the
business transacted the name,
Friendly Circle" and motto, Lend
q Hand were adopted.
Mesdames Bigger, Mellenbruch and
Good had charge Of the social part
and there was not a dull moment
throughout the evening. The guests
parted at a late hour, hoping these
occasions would be of frequent oc-
c~urrence.
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON.
Mrs. U. j.. Boehnke entertained
members Of the Wednesday Bridge
club at her home in San Juan We'd
Eesday Afternoon. Mesdames Lens
graft, +. G.. Plat. o. {. Aldrich, r.
VI. Lytzen and Miss Helen Rine-
hart were guests from San Juan and
Mrs. john Jacobs a guest from
Alamo.
Miss Rinehart cut high and Mrs.
f. G. Platt cut low. Mrs. l.. G. Lemen,
one Of the club members made high
score Of the afternoon and was
presented with the prize. Dainty re-
freshments were served in surround
ings. depicting the true spirit Of
Halloween.
DORCAs SOCIETY.
The Ladies Of the Dorcas Society
entertained with a delightful silver
tea, at the home Of Mrs. u. j.
Boehnke Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
b. Mighell, Mrs. II. L. McCombs, Mrs.
r. ]. Thompson and Mrs. 5. II. Han
cock served on the refreshment COM
mittee. Twenty-Five ladies were pres
ent. Games were played and a pleas
ant afternoon spent
EASTERN STAR.
Mrs. J. +. wilkins and Mrs. Clark
Mellenburch will join other Eastern
Star Ladies Of the Valley on their
trip to Mineral Wells. where they
! will attend the Eastern Star States
4 convention 70 be held there next
week. A special pullman has been
chartered for the Valley Ladies
which will leave the Valley Friday
night.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee M. Green left
Friday for Weimer, Yoakum and
Houston where they will visit rel
atives and friends for two weeks.
Mr.. Green will also attend the bank
! ers' convention in Houston.
II. A. Wagenfuehr, of New Braun
fels, is spending the week in San
Juan.
David and Dean Baer have re-
turned from Minneapolis. where they
have been attending the University
OF Minnesota. They were accom-
panied home BY Eldon Percy. of Men
ominee, Wisconsin, who will visit
here with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robinson Of
Brownsville were here Sunday visit
ing friends. Mrs. Robinson is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Gabus, who returned home last week
from an extended trip through Ne
braska.
c. b. Bernard, of McAllen, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mickie LaFleur returned Saturday
from a stay Of several weeks in
Alice. Laredo and Corpus Christi,
having been employed by the w. L.
D.,~r.r a. r.