Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-02

liam Holiday. z. s. Hearn, Max
Tavss. r. L. vogler, G. z. White, W.
Z. Wright. A. K. Baker. W. z. Dixon,
Z. S. Doughtie, G. s. Collier, w. d.
Gardner. c. L. Hampton. A. r. Rome,
W. +. Rowley. r. L. Mcdonald, j. r.
Norveli, W. S. Ramsey. John Rut-
ledge. r. T. Savage, J. W. Savage.
c. Z. Benson. c. L. Jones. G. 4.
Jones. A. G. Haieh. B. H. Hooks.
Young, George MeCulley, A. z. Pot
ter, A. Z. Wright. G. L. Fortson. W.
r. Dyer, s. II. Batson. J. G. Hall.
W. d. Morse. T. A. Miller, Y. H.
McManus. Peter Snack. Ida Conley,
]. S. Bond. ]. Z. Robinson. and J. T.
Barfield. all Of Edinburg.
MARGARET McKINNON HONoRED
Mrs. o. A. McKinnon entertained
on Wednesday evening honoring her
daughter. Margaret. the occasion be-
ing the thirteenth birthday Of the
honoree. A delicious turkey dinner
was served. The table was artis-
tically decorated with white and red
flowers. and the white and red color
SCnCNi0 was kahlitu jul III tHt QtcCii
course served. Following the din
ner. the evening was spent in va
rious games. The guests included:
Juanita Harkins. Florence Ogdon.
lean and Marian Hopper. Ruby
Flach. Hazel Reeves. Velma Lake,
and the honoree.
BLUE BONNET BRIDGE CLUB
The Blue Bonnet bridge club vas
entertained on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. z. A. Brown. A yellow and
green color scheme was carried out
in the ~tallies. floral decorations and
in all the table accessories. yell
low chrysanthemums were used in
~profusion. giving the holiday atmos-
phere. A delicious plate luncheon
-sss served before the games. The
high score guest prize was presented
to Mrs. Z. S. Hearne and Mrs. s. H..
Batson was awarded the high score
prize for the club. Members and
guests who enjoyed this delightful
Doty. Jr.. r. S. Hearne, $. Fl. Batson,
John Robinson. Henry Klossner. c..
+. Bryan. ". J. Southwell, John Rut-
ledge. ". ID. Gardner. A. r. Baker,
Cam Hill. j. VI. Jettcn. Walter Saw
age. Ida Conley. and Mrs. r. n.
Gantner Of McAllen. and Mrs. A. s.
Shaefer Of Galveston. house guest
Of Mrs. z. A. Brown.
BUSINESS wOMEN'S LUNCHEON
The regular luncheon hour Of the
Business and Professional Women's
club was held on Wednesday at the
Blue Bonnet Garden. Miss Clara
Haitley was in charge Of the pro-
gram and she called upon every
member present TO relate the most
embarrassing moment Of her life.
The events related afforded every
one present much merriment. No
business matters were discussed. as
this vas purely a social meeting.
About ten members were present.
-HIGHTOwER-BOLLS
The Methodist church of Edin-
burg was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding on Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock when Miss Beulah Hightower
and Mr.. Carl Bolls were united in
marriage. Rev. z. V. Lilies reading
the service.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with ferns and large baskets
of deep red asters and r~osebuds. The
ceremony was performed under a
pretty trellis covered with trailing
vines and red blossoms. Before the
ceremony. Miss Dorothy Heacock
sang. II Love You Truly" and was
accompanied on the organ by Mrs.
Charles Sterling who also played
the wedding march. The bride and
groom entered together and were
preceded by Master Jarvis Beverly.
the ringbearer. who carried the ring
on q white satin hcart-shaped pill
low.
Miss Hightower was beeominvlv
gowned in a brown satin afternoon
dress and wore a hat of the same
shade. She carried an arm bououat