Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
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FARLINGEN
SECOND PARTY OF SERIES

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SECOND PARTY OF SERIES
A six-table bridge party was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John
d. Hill at her home. Her home was
ornamented with the seasons flowers
put in baskets and bowls in the liv-
ing rooms and on the sur porch. The
high score of the AFTERNOON was
awarded Mrs. Mary Jennings Samp-
son, who was presented a piece Of
silk lingerie. Mrs. Frank McEl-
wrath won the second score. and re-
ceived a hand embroidered luncheon
cover. Low score went to Mrs. A. j.
Rabel. with a leather bound date
memorandum book.
A chicken salad course, followed
by an ice course, was served BY Mrs.
Hill at 5 o'clock. This occasion vas
the second Of a series Of parties
given by Mrs. Hill.
HOSTESS TO BUSINESS CLUB
Mrs. K. G. Hall and Miss Anne
Gregg entertained the Business and
Professional Women Thursday night
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
G.. Hall on Polk Avenue. Flowers ar
ranged in vases and Halloween dec
orations combined to make an appro-
pirate setting for the twenty-six
guests assembled to enjoy the even
ing.
Those present were equally divid-
ed, two tables Of bridge. two Of ~,
and two tables where they put pic
lures together and made black cats.
The high score at the bridge game
was won by Mrs. Mary Moses who
received a black cat and candy. Low
score was made by Miss Guilick, her
reward being n tall witch's hat. The
same reward was given Mrs. Harry
Baker at the other m
Mrs. L. II. Chatfield won high
score at ~, and was given a Happy
Hooligan figure and candy, and the
high score at the cat table was a
black cat awarded to Mrs. W. NJ.
Ellison.
Hot coffee with pumpkin pie. was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Herman Bupp.
SOCIAL EVENING HELD
A get acquainted social for the
new and old members of the church
was given under the auspices Of St.
Adams Guild at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. N. S. Liddell Wednesday
night. Pastel shades were the col
ors featured in the decorations,
lavender and white Jack beans with
their clusters of blooms and pink
roses and corona with the green Of
fern being very attractive.
This was the first social evening
of the season, and was enjoyed so
that 1t was decided to have others.
At 1880 o'clock orange sherbet and
chocolate cake were served. The
guild will meet next Tuesday.
TO GIVE BANQUET
The Women's Chamber Of Com
nerce will enjoy their monthly ban
quet at the Reese-Wil-Mond hotel
a speaker to talk on the educational
part of the program, selected by
Mrs. Mary Moses, chairman of that
department. The two secretaries Of
the Valley Y. w. C. A. will be
guests, Miss Lillian Hooking and
Mrs. Grace Harvey. Full data as
TO the new women's building, now
completed, will be given.
PROGRAM PREPARED
The following instructive program
will be given next Wednesday norm
ing ut 10 o'clock az the home OF Mrs.
N. S. Liddell by the members Of
the Delphian club; Subject,
"Through the Ages with the Archae-
ologists Resume, Mrs. David
Wink; 1.-The Meaning of History"
Mrs. II. McCampbell; America in
Ancient Rome" Mrs. r. NJ. Loving;
AClwn-t-ml G&.Isam - Afhnnw - Me-
A. Goldammer; "Our explorations in
Ancient Babylonia and the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania" Mrs. A. NJ.
Letzerich; THE Living Past" Mrs.
Glenn Farris.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mrs. Miller Harwood and Mrs.
Frank Davis will be hostesses on
Friday and Saturday afternoons at
the home of Mrs. Harwood. Bridge
will be the diversion.
The Better Harlingen club will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
n the home Of Mrs. III. j. 0'Connell.
The Valley Nurses association,
newly organized. will have a ban
quet Tuesday. November s. at $3.50
D.. IN. at the Stonewall Jackson hotel
in San Benifo. All Valley nurses
are invited to attend.
CLUB HAS STUDY
The Twentieth Century Mothers
club met at the home Of Mrs. H.. NJ.
Barton Thursday afternoon with a
good attendance. Roll call. answer
ed by famous sayings of great Amer
leans, preceded the business session.
Parliamentary drill was given by
Mrs. N. S. Liddell.
The program was as follows.
Subject. The Wall We Build Be
tween Our Girls and a Selfreliant.
Purposeful and Brave Life; Gener-
nj discussion. conducted by the lead
or. Mrs. Miller HARDWOOD; Girls that
are Wanted" and An Heroic
Sehoolmistress." Mrs. Il. &. Hall;
"The Last Message" Mrs. II. <.
Smith; The teachings Of Miss AL
colts Little Women" with refer
ence 70 "A Nomanly Girl" Mrs.
Sam kOttS-