Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
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MISSION
LARGE BRIDGE r.

LARGE BRIDGE PARTY
One of the most attractive affairs
of the season was the bridge marty
given st the magnificent dining hall
in the Casa de Pzlmas on Tuesday
afternoon, the Mesdames Walter b.
Roberts. Samuel Duffie and Sidney
L. Hardin being the hostesses. High
score was won by Mrs. Owen Riley
OF San Juan, second high by Mrs. G..
L. Moody, and low score holder was
Mrs. j. ID. Moore. Jr. Those in at
tendance were: Mesdames Geo. Ar
new, o. Anderson, T. II. and NJ. +.
Armstrong. j. Bixler. w. H. Braden.
o. v. Bridges, w. o. Brown, r. 3.
Burnett, 7. ]. Caldwell, T. r. Card.
W. B. Close, Owen Council, Thomas
Doughty, Will Douglass, w, Drum
mond, l.. Duncan, G. d. Eppright. ].
Gillett. S. M. Hargrove, r. NJ. HAYES.
C. NJ. Heard, j. w. Holt, S. L. Hoop-
er. G. L. Moody. T. Humason, III.
Johns, r. c. Lowry. Z. W. and Harry
Reyes, j. Lair. j. ID. Moore. Jr..
Moore, S. L. and Albert McHenrv. 81
Nichols, II. w. Parrish, o. Perkins.
Plyler, Polhemus, H. Proctor, t. b.
Summons, F. Sheldon, r. r. Sheeler.
II. f., r. N. and NJ. Smith, z. I.
Stewart. v. Storm, ID. +. Strickland.
B. NJ. Strong, Jas. Watson. Wolver,
ton, c. 7. Wood, d. G.. Wood, I. J.
Wright, Geo. Jones and II. H. Ran
kin; also the Misses Myrtle Hatch.
Sarah Louise Bixler, Rachael Sheldon
and Mamie Rome, of Mission; Mrs.
Ernest Poteet aud sister of Merce-
des, Mrs. Will Campbell of Browns
vile, Mesdames z. K. Phelps, r. l..
Gregory, j.. II. Cardwell, S. NJ. Cant
ner and Whit Rogers of McAllen,
Mrs. Owen Riley and Mrs. John KEEL
~ Of San Juan.
The Parent-Teacher association OF
the Theodore Roosevelt school held
a splendid meeting on Monday eve
ming with a varied and interesting
program. The business meeting was
in charge Of the president, Ex. Bar
rera, and reports were given by
Mesdames c. Ashley and P. Guerra.
The piano students Of Mrs. d. d.
Holmes ave a musical recital at the
home of Mrs. /. N. Riley on Tuesday
evening. not only at the piano but on
stringed and wind instruments as
we'll. The opening number was given
by a twelve-piece orchestra. The
mothers and other relatives and
friends who were present enjoyed the
event.
The Oroinki Bridge club lows en-
tertained the high scorers at the
home of Mrs. John Waite on Wednes-
day-the hostesses being the Mes
danes John Waite, r. w. Parish and
G. F. Dohrn. Out-of-elub guests were
Mesdames NJ. F. Armstrong, James
Gillett, A. II. Clark, Bentley. J.. ID.
Moore. Jr., Hill Cooke, and Eppright,
also Miss Mamie Rome. High score
holder was Miss Mamie Rome. with
Mrs. Braden as low score.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Ford have come
from Comanche TO visit in Mission at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Mills,
sister Of Mrs. Ford. The Ford fam
lily may decide to make their home
here.
The benefit dance, staged by the
Business and Professional Women's
club on Wednesday evening. was a
great success, both from a financial
and pleasure viewpoint. A large
crowd was in attendance. The music
by the McAIlen orchestra was excel
lent.
A number Of local people were
guests at a lawn supper on Friday
evening in Pharr, honoring Bishop
w. T. Capers Of San Antonio, who
was in the Valley in the interest of
bis church. The women held the af-
fair on the Trinity church lawn.