Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-16
THURSDAY


Post Bridge club, Mrs. r. 7. Gar
yer hostess at her home In Fort
Brown at 3 p. m.
Final meeting and election Of Of
Ulcers Of the Civic League at the
chamber Of commerce at 3 D. m. At
a p. m. awards for the best years in
the league Identification contest
wiz be given.
Do Tell club, Mrs. William Brown
hostess at her home on West Eliza
beth street at 3 p. m.
Valley Y. w. C.. A. membership
meeting at Harlingen in the Wom-
ems building beginning with a
luncheon at ! ?. m.
MARDI CLUB AT Ell ARCO
Members of the Mardi Bridge
club were complimented at a party
at FL Arco Tuesday afternoon By
Mrs. G. III. Williams when she en-
t~ertained only the members. Clus-
ters of larkspur were the floral dec
Grafton used on the card tables.
High score winners were Mrs.
Fred Latham, highest, and Mrs. II.
ID. Seago, next in line.
Refreshments were served on the
card tables following the games.
CLUB GUESTS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. F. w. Markussen and Mrs.
Robert Schwarz were the two guests
at the meeting Of the Hi Lo Bridge
club, which was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Leonard Coke. Spring
flowers, including roses, larkspurs,
zinnias, nasturtiums and cosmos
were in groups about the room.
Those taking part in the games Of
bridge were Mesdames w. L. PEN
dergraft, +. z. MacManus, Clyde
Owens, j. B. Samuels, Margaret
Scott, the two guests already men
toned.
Mrs. P~endergraft won high score
prize, and Mrs. MacManus was given
the consolation.
CLUB DANCE
The Edinburg unit Of the Business
and Professional Women's club is
sponsoring q dance in Edinburg FRI
day evening and has issued invita-
tions to the Brownsville membership
along with others to different clubs
in the Valley. This is an annual
affair given by the Edinburg group.
CLUB REEVES
The Treble Clef club, which has
not been holding regular meetings
this past winter, has begun to re-
vive and is meeting regularly with a
definite schedule in mind. This past
Tuesday afternoon the members met
at the home Of Mrs. II. j. Fitch,
president, and spent over an hour
in practice singing and converse
ton.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday in Victoria addition at the
home Of Mrs. Cecil Shelton.
Mrs. Edward McChesney left
Tuesday evening TO attend the fu-
neral of the son Of her cousin. Har-
wood Stacy, at Austin. She will not
return for several days. Mrs. Me-
Chesney's former home was in Aus
tin.
BACK TO MAINE
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McChesney
are making definite plans to leave
for Maine overland one day next
week, where they will spend the
summer in a cottage in the Belgrade
Lakes region there. Last year they
spent the summer in that section
and liked it so well that they are
returning to the same section where
the black bass fishing is good.
While there they will be neighbors
90 Capt. and Mrs. j. N. Merrill Of
Brownsville, who have been touring
the East, and who plan 70 spent the
summer in Maine. Captain and Mrs.
Merrill went by automobile to
Florida and crossed to Cuba for n
few days. They visited Atlantic
City on their way to Washington,
ID. c., and crossed TO Annapolis,
where they visited the brother Of
Mrs. Merrill, Robert Pierce, who Is
to graduate from the naval academy
in June.