Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21

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STUDY THORNTON WILDER
Inc McAllen Study club held its
regular meeting Wednesday at the
eish school ard the program con-
sisted OF @ study Of Thornton Wild
srs book. The Bridge Of San Luis
hey." Mrs. j. D. Bramlette gave the
geography Of the author and Mrs. Il.
". Mahone, Mrs. j. r. Davis, Mrs.
Y. Smith and Mrs. J. W. Taylor pre-
sented the story in its consistent
parts. A business session at the
beginning Of the meeting was pre-
sized over by Mrs. X. L. Gregory
vice president, in the absence of the
president, Mrs. W. G. Stewart.
Ine next meeting Of the club will
DC IN the form Of a luncheon at the
Casa de Palmas tea room Oct. 81,
sCoGGNs-DIEHL
Miss Faye Scoggins and Kenneth
Diehl were married in Edinburgh
sunday night, the ceremony being
performed by Pat Haley, justice OF
the peace.
Mrs. Diehl recently came to Neal
len from C~orsicans, Texas, and has
I made many friends here.
Mr. Diehl came to McAllen from
Kansas q year ago, and is now en-
ployed at the Kelly tailor shop.
MI. and Mrs. Diehl are at home to
their friends at their residence in
Louise addition.
ID. A. r. CHAPTER
Mesdames Conrad Roitsch, r. ".
Gregory. Marshall Mcllhenny, c. VI.
Swallow Of Alamo and II. II. Kidder
of Donna were hostesses Wednesday
afternoon when the d. A. r. chapter
entertained with a six-course lunch
con at their regular monthly meet
ing at the Blue Bonnet Garden in
Edinburg.
The table had for its centerpiece
an exquisite arrangement Of pink
roses.
After luncheon an interesting
program was rendered. Mrs. Nell
benny gave two vocal selection, ia
Donna Mobile" by Rigoletto, and
my Ain Folk" Miss Jennie Red
field, chairman of the program com
mittee, gave an interesting talk.
Minutes by Mrs. W. A. Wright Of
Mercedes, chaplain of the chapter;
roll call; signers of the Declaration
OF Independence; report Of the
Thirty-seventh Continental Con-
gress by Mrs. J. B. Cooke: "Social
Life in the Colonies" by Mrs. A. l..
Brooks; original poem by the oldest
member Of the chapter, Mrs. J. w.
Dowler.
Mrs Lloyd H. Thompson presided
over the meeting.
Mrs. Will s. Holiday OF Carroll
ton, No., mother Of Mrs. Marshall
McIlhenny. was a guest at the meet
ing.
TUESDAY TWO-TABLE
Mrs. John Calling was hostess this
week TO the members of tn, Tuesday
Two-Table Bridge club at home.
Mrs. Robert Abbott received the
club prize, and Mrs. Joe Goodman
the guest prize.
TUESDAY BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. r. E. Horn entertained the
Tuesday Bridge Luncheon club in
delightful name this week at the
Casa de Palmas tea room.
After luncheon several interesting
games were enjoyed. Mrs. Herman
received club prize, and Miss Fanny
Blanche Mason, who was a guest for
the afternoon, was presented with a
JUNIR BRIDGE CLUB
An enjoyable meeting of the Ju-
nior Bridge club was held Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bartliff as host and hostess at their
kn~- Moth EsfAaa~h a%rna
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Moore received
the prizes for high scores.
MRS. O'NEIL HOSTESS
Mrs. Les O'Neil was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at home TO the San
Juan Bridge club.
ATTEND ASSOCIATION
The annual Baptist association of
the Lower Rio Grande Valley was in
session at Weslaco on Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday. Tuesday was
women's day and there were 263
women of the Valley present. repre-
senting % churches.
The women att ding from Meal
len were Mesdames T. G. Cox. A. J..
Stepp. T. L. Wilmington. 0dom, ]
Vs. W AbOAs ~ L 2AiARACCs oA0GNs -
+. Wilson, L. r. Taylor, PIP. ID. Fris-
by. W. T. Gartman. Coe, W. L. Hol-
land, l.. B. Sherwood, erection, G..
r. Qualls. II. NJ. Lilies. Judd Holt. G.
W. Paxton n. L. Moore, Ralph King.
r. W. Johnson. J. II. Boone. F. NJ.
Christy and A. F. Adkins.
SURPRISES HUSBAND
Mrs. George Devil delightfully."-
surprised her husband Monday eve
ming when she entertained a group
of friends at "42" in honor Of Mr..
Bevil's birthday anniversary. Those
enjoying this hospitality were
Messrs. and Mesdames ]. c. Ziebell.
F. ]. Johnson. Hugh Mckenzie, c. l..
Frame, II. F. Schiffbauer. Troy Mont
gomery Of Pharr, Fred Devil and Mr..
Newman.
BRIDGE DINNER
On WEDNESDAY evening Mrs. GEORGE
Kunz delightfully."- surprised her hus-
band by entertaining with a bridge
dinner at their home on North
Twelfth street. the occasion being
Mr.. Kunz's birthday.
Cosmos clustered in baskets and
bowls lent their charm for a beau
tiful setting in the rooms where Ia
bles were placed for dinner and the
games. The guest list included
Messrs. and Mesdames r. E. Horn
T. Powell, Alex Woodbridge, John
Cardwell. Percy Herman, DR.. and
Mrs. Stephens Of Pharr, Miss Alice
Hasness, Louis Herman and Frank
Grow.