Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-02

Sway
, with Mrs. Lee Martin.
have furnished and will occupy until
| they build later on their residence
lots lin Donna.
POST BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Oline Pittman entertained the
Post Bridge club Monday evening
with four tables or bridge. Elba Sue
Roberts received high guest prize.
Miila Mae Taylor high club score.
and Texie Vaughan received second.
Refreshments were served to the fol-
lowing guests and club members.
Jessie Mae Park, Margaret Hutto,
Dorothy Chandler, Villa Mae Taylor,
Texie Vaughan, Margaret Boyce,
Edith Nance, Florence Hester, Elha
Sue Roberts. Doris Gerald. Edna
Spraggins. Emanyn Johnson, irene
Knapp and the hostess. 0lire Pittman.
BRIDGE BREAKFAST
Miss Edna Spraggins entertained a
few of her friends with a delightful
bridge breakfast at her home Thurs
day morning. High club score was
held by Miss Edna Spraggins and
Miss Florence Hester won high guest
prize. The personnel Of the party
included Oline Pittman. Florence
Hester. Emanyn Johnston, Dorothy
Elliott. Margaret Boyce. Dorothy Faye
Wier. Carmen Whigham. Villa Mae
Taylor. Lois Fleuriet, Eliza Sue
Roberts and Edna S~praTgins.
HOME WORKERS MEET
The Home Workers met Monday
afternoon nj the home az Mrs. ". s.
Slingerland with Mrs. j. B. Donaldson
assisting hostess. The Willing Work
ers club we're guests nj this meeting.
After the business session, in which
a report was made Of the luncheon
served at the Rotary club, Mrs. Fred
Erwin gave a very splendid report OF
her trip TO the short course. Re-
freshmcnts OF sandwiches and punch
were served.
w. M. s. HOSTS
On last Thursday afternoon the
North Side circle Of the Baptist w.
NJ. s. was hostess to the South Side
circle at the lovely home Of Mrs. Lee.
The rooms given over TO the hospi-
tally were gay with tall baskets Of
cut flowers and fern. A bit of merri-
ment was created over several inter
esting contests after which Mrs. Joe
Scllars pleased the crowd with two
piano solos, Listz's Hungarian Rhap-
sodie" and "Chopin Waltz" Miss
Mildren McFarling played Mac
Dowell's, "To a Wild Rose" A salad
course was served to about thirty
women after which the Auxiliary
presented Mrs. Butler with a dainty
mesh purse as a parting gift in ar
probation Of her untiring work al
a leader or the society.
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Dorothy Elliott was hostess 10
the Tuesday Bridge club NJ her hone
to three tables Of players. High
score for club members was held by
Miss Elba Sue Roberts. and Miss
Florence Hester received high guest
prize. The guests were Misses Edna
SpraRgins, Doris Gerald. Carmen
WhiEham, Oline Pittman, Lois Fleu-
riot, Margaret Boyce. Eiha Sue Rob
erts. Lucille Wray, Florence Hester.
Emanyn Johnston.
WORKERS. COUNCIL
The Workers Council Of the Chris
ton church met Tuesday night al. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. TowHsen.
The main topic of discussion was
obedience" A program for Septem-
Ser was outlined and business was
discussed. Refreshments were serv-
cd 10 the members of the council.
BUNCO PARTY
The home Of Emory Watts was the
scene Of much merriment Saturday
night when Emory, Jr.. entertained =
few Of his friends with three tables
of Bunco- Helen Chambers held hich
score for girls and Bobby HOLLOWAY
for boys. Refreshments OF icc
cream and cake were served 10 Louise
Boyce, Lavina Thompson, Rosamond
Towns, Geraldine and Virginia Mann,
Helen Chambers, Dolly Todd. Jean
Watts and Walter Weaver. Jr.. Bobby
Holloway. Harry Hamler and Richard
Austin
hLAA hUOh
Miss Mildren McFarlinr was hout.
css to a rock party al her home Wed
nesday night honoring Miss Margaret
Puryear. At the close Of the games
i was found that Alma Hovey and
Warren Davis held high score. Love
III refreshments were served 70 the
following young folks. Una Mae Fair.
Arba Mauldin, Lois Fleuriet. elena
dean Windham, Alma Hovey, Mae
Wood. Margaret Puryear, Sally whir-
ham and Messrs. Lawrence Birthesil
Orville Vineyard. Fred Petch. Tom
Collier, George Puryear. Cleo Vine
yard. 0rland McFarlinr, Warren
Davis and the hostess. Mildred Nc
Farling.
PERSONALS