Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

guests to help Rovens enjoy the oe-
c~asicn.
Mrs. W. L. Clark vas hostess this
week TO the Friday Night Bridge
club OF Hidalgo- Sweet peas and
roses were used in decoration Of the
rooms. The personnel included Mes
danes j. L. Pate, Lena Woodall, X.
u. Rodriguez. J. Nj. Singleton, Lena
Bland Tompkins. I. H. Thomas, A. G.
Taylor, r. A. Brook, J. l.. Cross,
Galvan and Misses Mildred Earnes.
and Floyd Stallings. Mrs. WoodaIl
received first prize and Miss Lena
Bland Thompkins second.
A dinner party was given Friday
evening az the Casa de Palmas tea
room by Misses Josephine and Kath-
ryn Pate. having IS their guests
their classmates.
The table was lovely with a large
mound of spring flowers as its cen
terpiece. A four-course dinner was
served to Miss Virginia Zackry, Jean
nelly. BETSY Randolph, Elizabeth
Frazier, Marion Hasaess, Jean Tuck
er, Sarah Joe Bramlette. William
rate Mrs. ]. Z. Pate, and the hostess
The r. +. O. chapter entertained
Tuesday evening with their annual
picnic at the home Of Mrs. X. w.
Jones on South Tenth street on the
lawn. having their familie~as guests.
A delicious picnic supper was serv-
ed.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames r. 3. Freeland, Roy TEL
ford. 0. f. Osborn, F. l.. Moore, n.
B. Glendenning. j. p. Leslie, J. X.
Jones, and Z. NJ. Card.
The girls Sunday school class Of
Mrs. j. +. Miller of the BAPTIST
church surprised her Tuesday eve
ming when a group Of girls and
friends Of the church assembled at
her home or South Elizabeth street
Tor a farewell party for Mrs. Miller.
who Is TO leave shortly to make her
home IN Houston. Miss Meeks, pres
ldent of the class, presented Mrs.
Miller two beautiful bud vases.
Refreshments Of butterfly salad.
sandwiches and punch were served,
MISS Virginia Zachery entertained
WITH a pink tea Wednesday afternoon
at her home on North Twelfth street
Tor her teachers and classmates. The
home was decorated with spring
flowers. carrying out a color scheme
of pink and green.
Assisting in serving were Misses
Frances Taylor. Marion Hasness.
Porter Louise Alcorn. Vester Pearl
Rapp, and Sarah 10 Bramlette.
During the receiving hours an en-
l.oyable musical program was rem
dered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gaines were
hpst and hostess 10 a meeting Of
the Junior Bridge club Tuesday eve
ming at their home on North Fifteen
IN street. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames r. ID. Moore.
Charles Bartliff Niles Ezra Rhea
Clark Harold Harvey Val Folsom and
sam Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Moore
held high scores.
The Ma kocha club spent q pIeas-
ant afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
NJ. A. Hale on North Twelfth street
Tuesday afternoon. Those present
were Mesdames T. W. Doster Bob
Mckay Alfred Meyers. Frank Kuhn.
Roy Ielford, Homer l~senberg, X. E..
frlsby, William Yoakum. NJ. p. Will
son, Homer keeter OF E~dinburg, K.
Z. Boysen of Alamo. L. &. Beamer.
n. 3. Thompson, r. +. Moss. and
Ezra Kennedy.
The sixteenth anniversary of the
Woman's auxiliary Of the Presbvter-
ian church was observed with a nag
at the church on Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. r. n. Lawrence opened the
devotional with a short PRAYER. a
solo, In MY Heart bv Mrs. Han
opened the pageant. Ethiopia
and this was followed by the pro-
logue by Mrs. X. W. Jones. Mrs
red n. Taylor acted as hostess Of
the birthday party and the parts az
ner guests were taken BY the follow
Mrs. J. G. Snedecor as the guest
Of honor. Mrs. r. W. Abbott. Gold
Chrysanthemum from Miss pa
school, KOCH, Japan. Mrs.
7 red Devil; Carmelita Gonzales.
PRESIDE, Mexico. Taft Texas, Mrs. r.
y. hankins; JOY Calvin Assembly
training school. Mrs. Ruth lie Lach-
eur lnez Souss, Charlotte Kemper
seminary; Brazil. Mrs. q. G. Horn:
Bluebird, Goodland, Okla, Presbyter-
college, Mrs. John Crowder.
Young Soonie kwangjer. Korea. Mrs
J. Y. Davis. The guests returned
to the parish house for refreshments.
ne attendance was estimated Al
about sixty.
The last meeting Of the wear or
the Study club was held ct the homo
OF Mrs. n. B. Kelly. The reports
the years work we're gratifying.
The program committee recommend
next years study which will con-
sist Of modern fiction, drama, and
poetry. IN addition to the regular
program there will be three lunch
con meetings during the year a.
which time business, federation
matters and current events will he
discussed. Interesting reports we're
made by Mrs. Percy Herman from
the Fifth district meeting and Mrs.