Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-01

II Jaruin Service ] Will meet
It the home Of Mrs. Bert Cromack at
2sSU p. m.
Evening Bridge club, Miss Frances
Hofheinz, hostess Ct FL Arcc tea
room ct 1880 p. N.
Al Jardin Friendly club will meet
at the home Of Mss. Ed Hoekaday on
Elizabeth street az 3 y. m.
Self Culture club, Mrs. Nathan
Moore, hostess at the Methodist
church at $3.50 y. m.
just Sew club. Mrs. X. r. Slater,
hostess at her home on the highway.
Wednesday Tournament Bridge club
win meet with Mrs. J.. L. Bogus az
her home at 3 ,. M.
Wednesday Bridge club, Mrs. Trav-
IS Jennings, hostess at her home at
3 p. M.
Rehearsal, Brownsville Music club,
Baptist church at $3.50 a. m.
FEDERATION TEA
About sevcnty-fiye women OF the
Church Federation unit IN Browns
vile called between 3 and ; o'clock
at the parish house OF the Episcopal
church Monday afternoon where the
women Of the guild we're entertain
ing. The e guild rooms and halls
were decorated in Halloween cOiOrs
and the refreshment table was attrac-
tive gith a centerpiece Of kumquats
and set off By yellow cosmos.
Mrs. X. o. Macintosh, wife Of the
rector and Mrs. Pearl Nuckols pre-
sided at the ends Of the table, serving
coffee. Orange rints and pumpkin
pie were served, also.
"A part Of tire afternoon was spent
BY the hostesses showing the visit
ing members Of the federation the
new church and parish house.
PARTY FOR HUSBANDS
A dinner and bridge game was the
entertainment that the members Of
the Loyal Txelve club gave for their
husbands Friday evening at ii Jardin
community house number one. A
three-course dinneS was served at
T o'clock with covers laid for the en-
tire membership an ~impromptu
toast was given By the president,
Mrs. A. T.. Derrick, and a clever re-
Spouse was made BY her dinner part
ner, W. II. Huffman.
The dining room ard hall was dec
Grated and lighted in Halloween coli
ors with yellow cosmos and yellow
candles in black holders. Bridge was
played after the dinner until a late
hour.
Those present were Messrs and
Mcsdames A. Nj. Barnes. a. T.. Der
rick, W. II. Huffman, I'd Hockaday,
Forest and Harold Street, n. W..
Schiller, C.. W. ~Personette, 3. q.
Hanna, George Carson, and Tom
Asher.
PARTY AT Glow HOME
Dickie Glow, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j.. Glow. entertained q group OF
his little friends at mas home, 1914
West Elizabeth street, with "A Hal
loween party Monday evening, the
Rucsts assembling about 7 o'clock.
The little guest Of honor was his
cousin, Natalie Russell, Of Wichita
Falls, Tex. who IA visiting here.
Many colored lights on the lawn
made an ideal place for the usual
games where cats and witches hung
from trees and lurkcd in dark places.
Inside the home were roses 20 make
the serving table more attractive
where lee cream and cake were ready
for the little guests.
Those present were Viola Clark.
Mary Katherine Hillycr, George and
Florence Bell, Maxine McBee, James
Montgomery. John Bennett. Hayden
Collins. Junior Bennett. Billy Faux,
Ruth Ernst, and Anna Mae Fender
graft.
Some OF tie mothers present were
Mcsdames j. 3. Graham, A. w. Mont
Romery, Daisy Nichols, and w. l..
Pendergraft. Mrs. Glow was assisted
in serving by her mother. Mrs. q. II.
Russell.