Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
SAN BENITO
MRS. BOWIE HAS CLUB

MRS. BOWIE HAS CLUB
Members Of the Hi-Lo Bridge club
were entertained this week at the
home of Mrs. Robert Bowie on Thurs
day afternoon. The home was lovely
with vases Of long-stemmed pink ros-
Is. Mrs. Philip Horkman scored hlgn
among the guests and received a
gift. The high score guest award
was presented TO Mrs. Charles Bowie
while Mrs. Ray Smith won the con-
ISOLATION prize.
A o-co luncheon consisting
Of sandwiches, jellied chicken, picked
peaches and pudding, was served. The
guest list included Mesdames John
Bowie. c. A. Mccall, Chas. Bowie. X
c. Treon, Andrew Bowie, W. ).
Brock.
The next meeting on Thursday
morning, May IL. will have as host
ess, Mrs. Karl Miller.
Miss Exa Bell Sublett 60 d her house
guest, Miss Frances CAopwood Of
Lockhart were guests at Mercedes
Friday when Miss Vennie Haynes en-
tertained with a luncheon bridge at
the ElkS CAuD EOOfl@ HI nOhOA Va as
Coopwood. A luncheon at the Fl
Arco tea room in Brownsville and a
dinner in Matamoros were given Tues
day complimenting Miss Coopwood.
On Wednesday afternoon the guest Of
honor was given a luncheon bridge
at Donna by Mrs. Milton Fitzgerald.
Also she was complimented Wednes-
day evening at a dinner party at the
Casa de Palmas, given by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Sanders Of Donna. On
Thursday evening an enjoyable sail
ing party was given on the bay with
dancing at the Casino at Padre ISL
and. Swimming parties and other
affairs have been arranged for Miss
Coopwood for the remainder Of her
visit with Miss Sublett in San Be-
nito.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Maley enter
tanned officers Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star at their home on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Maley is worthy patron
of the local chapter. A series of
styles ranging from 1875 to 1912
we're worn by guests which furnished
interesting amusement. Mrs. Emma
Agar, worthy matron, represented
Martha Washington while Mrs. Kate
Demaree lead a leading role dressed
in colonial dress and pantalettes.
Mrs. Angie Taylor wore high top
shoes and split skirt and Mrs. Joe
Ellis Smith was attired in her gradua-
ton dress. Punch was served through
out the evening and at the close of
the program, cake and sherbert was
passed.
The regular study program of the
Delphian chapter was held on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J.. A. Graham. Mrs. W. Y. Buck was
the l-lder and the following pro-
gram was given: Influence Of the
Printing Press" Mrs. W. Y. Buck;
Medieval Germany" Mrs. John
Harris; "The Reformation" Mrs. l..
W. Humble; Chaucer's England and
England Of the Renaissance" Mrs. N.
G. Craig; "Eramus," Mrs. Robert
Bone; and "The Low Countries" Mrs.
John ~Shelander. Mrs. Graham told
Of Switzerland and described the
dress and customs o. the people.
Nasturtiums and sweetpeas pre-
dominated in the adornment of the
home Of Mrs. I. v. Jolly. Jr., Wed
nesday evening when she was host
ess to the Wednesday Evening Bridge
club members on North Bonham ave
nue.. At the conclusion Of the games
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Bell held high
scores and received awards. Other
than the club members Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Smith were the only two guests
Mrs G. L. Miner will entertain the
club at the next meeting to be held
Wednesday evening, May 16.
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Mrs. r. r. Jackson was hostess at
her home on 3s3 r. Powers street
this week when she entertained the
Thursday Friendship club. After