Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-22

THURSDAY CALENDAR
lily Federation Of Women's clubs
~ meet ut the Baptist church at
$3.50 p m.
Loyal Twelve club will meet at the
nome Of Mrs. A. NJ. Barnes in FL
Jardin.
American Legion auxiliary will
meet ut the Legion home on Levee
street at 8 D. m.
Post Bridge club, Mrs. Wendell
blanchard, hostess, at her home in
Fort Brown.
CLUBS OBSERVE HOLIDAY
Mrs. H. ID. Seago was hostess to
. Mardi Bridge club Tuesday af-
ternoon at . meeting after the club
mad enlarged its membership one
table. A few substitutes were pres
ent- Flags and emblems, indicative
q Washington's birthday, decorated
fne TALES and vert evident in the
refreshment service. Red and white
roses composed the floral touch.
Mrs. w. +. Moothart made high
score and was followed by Mrs. r. b.
schwartz. The next meeting will be
&t the home of Mrs. c. II. Williams
g. the corner OF Seventh and Levee
street at 2:30 O'Clock.
Another bridge party making use
OF colonial decorations was the one
given by Mrs. William Richter Tues
DAY honoring the members of her
club. Colorful tallies and score cards
with bright tinted roses made dainty
tables for bridge.
Mrs. Lee Adamson won the high
score trophy and Mrs. Leroy Morris
was most unsuccessful IN score. Mrs.
Harry Slavitchek will entertain the
club at the regular meeting time
next Thursday at 8 o'clock.
GUESTS GO HOME
Mrs. ID. G. Hunter Of Johnson
City, Tenn, and Miss Helen Dixon Of
Elizabethton, Tenn, left for New Or
leans today after spending two
weeks in the home of Mrs. Thomas
II. Sweeney of Brownsville. From
there they will visit some time in
Meridian, Mss, before returning TO
their respective homes. Both have
been guests ut many bridge parties,
dinners and luncheons given Browns
VILE during their stay here.
MRS. DEW LEAVES
Mrs. L. l.. Dew, who with Mr.. Dew
= has been visiting in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Muckleroy, leaves
Brownsville this evening for Tex
arkana, Ark, to spend a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Robert Munday,
before returning to her home in
Okemah, Okla. Mr.. Dew will remain
In Brownsville until the last of the
month before going to Oklahoma.
Three out-of-town guests were
honored at a ~six-course luncheon al
FL Jardin hotel Tuesday at noon
when Mrs. A. ID. Dickinson entertain
ed for her guest, Ars. w. r. Narmore
OF Fort Worth and Mrs. ID. q. Hunt
81 of Johnson City, Tenn, and Miss
Helen Dixon Of Elizabethtown, Tenn,
who are the house guests OF Mrs.
Thomas II. Sweeney. Covers Tor ten
oKuests were marked with place cards
and favors of dainty boxes of cor
respondence cards. The spread and
service colorS scheme was carried ous
in pink and green.
These same honored guests were
complimented by Mrs. K. J. Tucker
Monday at a flve- urse luncheon.
Bridge was played BY the guests aft
or the servicing. Mrs. Sweeney re-
ccived the high score. Remembrance
from the hostess to her honored
gnpFss were dainty handkerchiefs.
At a meeting Of the Business and
Professional Women's club at FL
Arco tea room Tuesday evening be-
ginning with a dinner, the president,
Mrs. A. C.. Hipp. appointed u COM
mittee of four to choose the cast
for two one-act plays to be presented
by the members soon. Those named
are Mrs. NJ. A. Grisham, Mrs. Al
berta Kirby, Miss Julia O'Brien.
They will meet Thursday evening
The next business meeting will be
held at the home OF Miss O'Brien
AZ the regular time in March.