Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-19
WESLACO

BRIDGE PARTY
A bridge party Of springtime ap-
pointmenr was given by the Mes
danes Clel1 and Harry Solether and
Porter Doss &C the Casa de Palmas
Tea Room Of McAllen Friday. The
color scheme was carried out in
green and white in accordance with
81. Patrick's day decorations OF
green and white balloons and white
green and white balloons and white
were set ut vantage points in the
room.
Late in the afternoon refresh
ments were served.
Many prizes were awarded, Mrs. T.
Shock receiving first prize, a brass
c~andelabra; Mrs. T. zimmerman Sec
ond, a brass bowl; Mrs. w. II.
Hughes. third, a pottery vase filled
with white carnations: and consola-
ton prize. "A st. Patrick's pig, filled
with candies, Mrs. n. +. Erwin.
At a table for So Mrs. John Couch
received first, a Drescsn bowl filled
with white carnations; Mrs. r. L.
Reeves. second, a set Of nut dishes;
Mrs. X. MI. Anderson, consolation,
a basket Of carnations: and Mrs. w.
$. Lester, the guest prize, a basket
Of carnations.
The personnel included the Mes
danes Miller Armstrong, X. vi. An
derson, w. Baxter, Jr., w. Baxter,
ST.. William Ball, Carrothers, J. l..
Compere. Jr., w. III. Cook, r. ".
Clark, Cummings, Cheek. Cassell,
Dan Couch. De Flow. Phil Dixon,
Porter Davis. AL Downs, j. Friday,
7. W. Glass, B. S. Graham, c. I. Ha-
ven. W. III. Hughes, ID. w. Iford, j.
Knapp, ID. Kirgan, r. Lowe, r. ".
Lehman, H. Lehman, r. Love, w. II.
Miller. Carl MoelIer. ". Meyers, III.
r. Mills, NJ. McAskill. Mcintosh. r.
Dowell. r. Rowland, J. Richardson,
Anna Richardson. r. Rives, W.. Ray.
Ralston, Ed Couch, r. L. Reeves, N.
v. Stewart, G. M. Sheriff.. W.. r.
~Symonds. u. Skaggs, II. L. Stebbins.
w. Stebbins. n Y. Sidener. Earl
Savage, r. r. Smith, d. S~pradlin, ].
Monk Wilson and Ben Sanders. all
Of Weslaco; Mesdames j. Robinson
and Erwin Of Edinburg; Mesdames
w. NJ. George, Melvin Giese and NJ.
Giese. Sr., of Elsa; Mrs. Lloyd Par
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Brennan. G.. Fitz. ]. Jones, Lawson,
Lauderdale, Joe Mason, j. Rouse. III.
Rouse and Blake Seay of Mercedes;
Mrs. M. g. Black and Mrs. S. l..
Ware Of Donna: Mesdames A. L.
Parker, Thomas Shook. T. Anneurman
and Beddoes Of La Fcria. and those
from Harlingen were Mesdames Hoyt,
Thornton, r. l.. Lester, Sr., and II.
L. Lester. Jr.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. George
Schmidt and Mrs. Doughlas Mauldln
were hostesses to a bridge party at
the formers home. Rose buds In
green vases decorated the tables and
bowls Of nasturtiums were seen in
the rooms. The refreshments were
served in two courses.
In the games Mrs. Lynn Wright
won high score prize, being a set Of
green water glasses and Mrs. Burt
Street was awarded a green bud vase
for low score.
Members of the club who were
there were the Mesdames Monte
Walker. Harold Harrison, Burt
Streeter, Oliver Swinnea, Ed Jones,
Luther Garrett, Lynn Wright and r.
Vaughn. Guests included Miss Ma
non Holloway, the Mesdamcs Frank
Custer, Tobin and Perkins.
PERSONALS
c. d. Carnahan left for Houston
Saturday night 70 attend the funeral
of his sister-in-law, Mrs. o. j. Car
nahan.
Mrs NJ r RAMSAY u,ho hau haar
spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Roy Hough, left for
her home in St. Paul, Mimi, Sunday.
Mrs. Ramsey will stop en- route at
Denver, Colo, where she will visit
a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Wright spent
Sunday with the I. r.. Wright family
ia Mission.
Nelson Tracey, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Tracey Of Lasara and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Tracey ate Sunday dinner with
a. Y. Tracey and daughter, Audrey.