Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26
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Society
Ell JARDIN

Mrs. Fred Bohlin entertained with
four tables Of bridge at her home
last Saturday evening in honor Of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
aud Mrs. Burton of oklahoma City.
Mrs. ii. T.. Kemper received first
prize for high score for women ano
Harry Grove first prize for men,
After which the hostess served anger
food cake and orange sher5et and
coffee.
Those enjoying this hospitality
weer Mexsrx. and Mesdames ID. T.
Kemper, Harry Grove. Aubrey Ter
kins. Paul Dye. Frank Fisher, Bur
ton, and Fred Bohlen.
Mrs. w. w. Shannon was hostess
"a the members Of the III Jardin
Friendly club and a few invited
guest Wednesday. Large baskets
81 roses adorned the living rooms
In the dining room the center oil at
traction was a huge cherry tree lea
turIay a souvenir Ratchet from NJ
Vernon.
Two contests we're played. first
was a tree contest With Mrs. H.
Grove first prize winner. Mrs. =.
Grove second. Mrs. Z. T. Hockadsy
won first prize and Mrs. p. X. Wilson
SECOND in the other contest. Aite.
tha social hour the hostess served
retreshments Of holiday sandwiches
and cherry pie, and coffee. Honor
guests were Mesdames g.. N. Lucas
PAUL Gilmore, and p. r. Wilson.
The Merry Natrons club met at
the home Of Mrs. Frank fisE--
Thursday. Three tables Of bridge
were present. Mrs. Perkins was
winner Of high score. Mrs. kemper
SECOND. and Mrs. A. 4. Harper won
the guest prize, Refreshments con-
sisting of Angelfood cake, date cream
puddipg and coffee were served. IN
yited guests were Mrs. A. Z. Harper
and Mrs. VIM. Burton Of Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. A. VI. Barnes entertained the
members Of the Loyal Twelve cluo
at her home Thursday afternoon.
The rooms were decorated with bas-
kets of spring flowers at vantage
places. Bridge was enjoyed until a
late hoar. The hostess served not
tamale pie, coffee and candy.
Community house No. . Of Fl Jar
din was a scene of a gay social les
tiyity Saturday evening when Mrs
H. r. Triplett entertained about for
tv guests, in honor Of the fifteenth
birthday Of her son, Jack. The nv
ing room was decorated in a comol-
nation Of patriotic and FL Jardln
football c~olors. Jack being a star
rr.xar I'm entering- each guest was
asked to register and then Mrs. Trip
lett in her charming manner. as
sisted bv Mrs. c. l.. Hunter and Mrs.
w. W.. Underwood introduced many
new and novel games and prize WIN
ming contests.
Late in the evening, the hostess
presented each with a heart-shaped
verse Of fortune. the verse of the girls
matching with that Of the boys, ana
as each couple was matched they
stood aside to see the heavy curtains
drawn back. revealing a table hold
ing in the center q large birthday
cake with Is glowing candles.
Those to enjoy THIS hospitality
were Misses Lois Matthews, Isabel
Cewsn. Lois Collice. Rose Mse Clark
Althea Keller. Laveda Bently. Mil
dred Hanna. Lois Wilson. Lois Street,
Mary Hunter. Mildred Lindsay.
Nellie Berry. wynono Fesler. Mabel
Martin. Lucille Carson, Velma Par
ker, Mary Spetter. Flcreta Rertfro.
and Bruce Underwood. Forrest Bear
den. Gillespie Matthews. Frank Cald-
we'll, Homer Hanna. Bill Lswrence.
Jack Driver. Flwy Mickle. Richard
Dohl. Kermit Bearden. Liston Smith.