Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-29
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Society


MISS NEwFIELD COMPLIMENTED
Miss Irene Newfield Of Austin,
who Is being complimented with nu-
merous courtesies during her visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Joe Goodman,
was honor guest Tuesday for bridge,
having Mrs. <. A. Mcdaniel as
hostess at her home on North Tenth
street. The home was decorated IN
baskets and bowls of
Those enjoying the hospitality
we're Mesdames Judd Powell, Fred
Gantner. Joe Goodman. W. H. Moon,
j. ". Thompkins, Maude Harper of
Illinois, Henry p. Griffin, Jack
Howell. c. C. Mcdaniel, f. E.
Phelps. Charles Turner, and the
honoree.
Mrs. W. IT. Moon received a love-
~ prize for high score and Mrs.
Harper received the consolation
prize.
The Hoit-Hammond club met Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
J.. n. Beatty. Plans were made for
a valentine party to be given at the
home Of Mrs. Devil on the evening
IF February 10. There were Is mem
bers present and one guest. The next
meeting will be February II at the
home OF Mrs. Geo. Devil.
Mrs. Ramerio Rodriguez was the
hostess 10 the Friday Bridge club
at her home in Hldalgo. Friday eve
ming. Miss Leila Bland Tompkins
was rewarded for holding h:~h
score and Mrs. Brooks made low.
Tho personnel included Mesdames
Y. F. Pate. Gus C~snonico. ]. L. Cross.
Ed vela. W. l.. Clark. A. g. Taylor.
T. NJ. Singleton. Lena Woodall. =.
Galvanr. Brooks. and Miss Leila
Bland Tompkins and Gin Baker.
r. z. q. MEETING
Mrs. X. w. Jones entertained the
members Of the =. r. o. Chapter
ard a few guests with a 10 o'clock
luncheon At her home on South
Tenth street Wednesday afternoon.
A four-course luncheon was served
on the south rorch. which was deco
rated in the p. F.. o. colors Of white
and yellow roses and palm leaves.
The place cards and favors were
also in white and yellow. Previous
70 the luncheon was the initiation
Of Mrs. Clyde Moore.
The guests present were Mrs. Lu-
ellie J. Lyman or Berkeley. Califor-
MA, Miss Matte Mcdonald IF
Amarillo and Mrs. Stoffregan Of
Greeley. Colorado.
Twentv-three members were pres
emit. The next meetir- will be at
the home Of Mrs. II. y. G~lendenning
on North Thirteenth street. The
subject will be Texas writers"
JUNIOR BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Ray Clark entertained the
Junior Bridge club au home IN
Cathay Courts Tuesday afternoon.
The guests present were Mesdames
Val Folsom. Harold Harvey. ". n.
Vivrett. Jr.. II. u. Moore. Richard
Gaines. Joe Mckensey. Stockton
Fountain and Miss Bob Gantner.
Mrs. ice McKensey received the
prize for high score.
Mrs. @. NJ. Frame was hostess To
the Tantom club at her home on
Broadway Wednesday afternoon.
Those present were Mesdames Hug
Mckenzie. F. J.. Johnson, Geo
Devil. Zeibel. Fred Bevil. 7. r. De
Mango Of San Juan, and Jennie Nc
Kenzie.
FCRTNIGHTLY CLUB
Mrs. II. II. Damme entertained the
Fortnightly Bridge cluD Wednesday
afternoon at her home south OF
town. Guests were Mesdames Val
Folsom, Geo Gaddy, VI. L. kreidler,
Gail Hart, J.. A. Frisby, John Ewing
and Miss Ruby de Long. Mrs. NJ. L.
Kreidler made high score and re-
ceived a prize.
Mrs. Thomas Malone entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on South Twelfth street with a
bridge party ~hororing Mrs. Whit
Rogers guest, Mrs. n. G. Hammer
Of Dallas. Those enjoying this hos
pitality were Messrs. and Mesdames
William Payne. Whit Pogers. Geo.
Gaddy. n. l.. Kreidler. A. l.. Hart,
r. y. Gantner. Dan Culver, Niles
Ezra. Dr.. and Mrs. Allen Kearby and
the honor guest.
Mrs. William Payne received a
beautiful prize for high score
among the women. and Fred Gantner
received the mems prize. The honor
guest was presented a hand-painted
vase.
Mrs. y. r. Davis entertained with
IN informal party Tuesday after
noon az her home on the Pharr
highway honorinF Mrs. Whit Ror-
ers' house guest. Mrs. ". G. Hammer
If Dallas.
PERSONALS
Albert Chaleff Is spending this
week IN Corpus Christi and Laredo
on business.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Amos Written have
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