Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-08
SAN BENITO

GUESTS ENTERTAINED :. .....
An event of leading interest this
week was the card party
by Miss Edith Horkman at her nome
IN compliment TO members Of the
Bridge Club Entire Nous. Baskets
Of red roses and ferns gave floral
adornment TO the home. The Vaien-
tine motif was carried out in the
bridge accessories and the luncheon.
Among the guests Miss Mary Con-
molly of Brownsville scored high
and was presented with a boudoir
pillow and the second high award,
a pair of pink bud vases, was award
ed TO Mrs. Fred Wedegartner.
Among the club members, Miss
Aldine Buck received a hand quilted
pillow, made By the hostess, for be-
ing successful and Mrs. William
Collins won the consolation gift.
a framed motto. At the close Of the
games a ~two-course luncheon was
served. Guests for the evening.
other than club members, were Mrs.
Paul Boone. Mrs. Bernie Goolsby,
Mrs. Fred Wedegartner, Mrs. ]. A.
Goolsby, and Miss Ruth brosn, Miss
Lorraine Estes. and.Niss Mary 9asr
nollSof Brownsville.
Mrs. Robert Brooks and Mrs.
Fred Parsons were joint hostesses
this week at the Stonewall Jackson
Hotel with a Bridge luncheon in
compliment 10 members Of the jolly
Elite Bridge club. Pink carnations
we're in the club room where three
tables urnra 1rra-~AI e.. " -.
Ed after which a three-course
luncheon was served. At the close
OF playing the high score award was
awarded Mrs. Robert Thompsos.
MISS Rose Goodmanson was second
nigh and the consolation gift went
to Mrs p. NJ. Sherer. Guests were
Mrs. Paul Cottrell, Mrs. ". ]. Car
son and Miss Goodmanson of North
Dakota.
Mrs. j. A. Graham was hostess to
members of the Delphian Chapter
at her home this week. A short
business conference after which Mrs.
W.. .. Williams led the meeting
which was based on First Modern
Nation" The following talks and
papers were given: England in the
Middle Ages" Miss Fannie Housed:
Origin and Character Of Byzantine
Art" Mrs. W. o. Williams: 1.-THE
Rise of Universities" Mrs. NJ. A.
Ihompson; "Chivalry as a Social
Facter," Mrs. Williams; Teachers
and Preachers" Mrs. jefferson
Davis; Medieval France" Mrs. l..
W. Humble; and art of Church
Architecture Mrs. J. A. Graham.
Members Of the Thursday Lunch
con Bridge club were entertained
this week at the country home of
Mrs. S. H. Crews. A three-course
luncheon was served after which the
guests assembled for games Of
bridge. A trophy was presented to
Mrs. +. L. Barmore for high score.
Guests for the afternoon were Mrs.
W. H. Startup of Vermont, Mrs. E.
L. Barmore, and Mrs. r. c. Bura OF
San Augustine.
d. V. Sharp Of Terre Haute. Ind.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hartsock Of
New York, who have been visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Nos
Ter have been complimelted with hos
FATALITIES during the past week. Mrs.
c. L. Burke entertained with a few
intimate friends in their honor on
Thursday evening at ner home.
Three tables of bridge were arranr-
ed after which Mrs. Hartsock was
presented with a lovely guest prize.
A dinner party was given for the
visiting guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. s. Pugsley at their
home. After a dinner was served.
the guests participated in four tables
of bridge.
The Thursday Bridge club mem
hers were entertained this week at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Goolsby with
a IL O'Clock luncheon. Red and
white carnations were arranged
about the rooms where four tables OF
players enjoyed games Of bridge and
a fou~r-course luncheon. For sue
cess Mrs. J. W. Bates was presented
a gift and the guest prize was
awarded Mrs. J. E. Glenn. For con-
ISOLATION. Mrs. Bernie Goolsby receiv-
ed a pretty souvenir.
PERSONALS
Mrs. S. r. Green Of Italy. Texas.
has returned to her home after visit
ing her sister. Mrs. J. E. Glenn.
Mrs. T. A. Disbrow is now visit
ing friends in San Antonio. She
made the trip by automobile and
was accompanied by Mrs. Kent S.
Manning ard will remain there for
a short time.
Mrs. Walter r. Rogers of Chi
cago is now visiting at the home
of her uncle and aunt. DIR. and Mrs.
<. VI. A. Sizer. Mr.. Rogers. treas
urer Of the Inland Printer and treas
urer for Henry o. Shepherd Co., in
Chicago, will arrive in a few days