Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-11
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone :
THURSDAY
MISS BARBARA PAYNE, Editor

THURSDAY CALENDAR
american Legion Auxiliary will
noia q business meeting at the Le-
s,oh home at B o'clock in the eve
ming Election Of officers.
Public Health Nursing ~associa-
lion will meet at the City Hall at
$3.50 a. m.
Thursday Bridge club, Mrs. J. X.
wells, hostess at her home on
Eilzabeth street at 3 p. m.
! Do-Tell club, Mrs. II. p. Truhe,
hostess at her home on Tenth street
at 3 p. m.
Grammar school PIT. A. meeting
at the school house at $3.50 p. m.
MEXICAN DINNER
Mr.: and Mrs. ID. p. Gay, Jr., en-
tertained with a four course Mexican
1lnner Tuesday evening for a few
friends. Place cards and favors of
little baskets of candy and minis
carried out the Mexican idea and
added a ~colorful touch to the dining
table service. Red. white, and green
tapers were used for lighting the ia
pie which was covered with a large
Mexican flag. The floral decora-
tons, red and white roses with
maiden hair fern, completed the
color ensemble.
The guests present were Judge
and Mrs. Volney W. Taylor, Mrs,
Lena More, Judge ]. C. George and
daughter, Mrs. Lula George, and
Drew Patteson.
MISS HOWARD HONORED
Mrs. Fausto Yturria enteratin-
ed with bridge Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Adams street in
honor of Miss Agnes Howard OF
Austin who is here visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. NJ. l.. Love. Mr.. and Mrs.
Love have recently moved here from
Nacogdoches.
Huge punches Of red radiance
roses were placed in vases for the
floral decorations in the card rooms
where the guests spent the after
noon. Mrs. Robert Schwarz was the
most successful score maker, re-
ceiving four decks of cards for the
prize. Second high score prize was
won BY Mrs. 2. A. Rosenthal, two
decks Of cards. Low score trophy
was presented Miss Estelle Alexan-
der. The hostess bestowed dainty
guest favors on Miss Howard and
also on Mrs. F. w. Bell Of Austin,
mother of George Bell, who is here
visiting her son and daughter-in.
Law.
A salad course was served the
following: Mesdames W. T. Aid.
ridge. Gladney Kerr, H. L. Thomas
z. A. Rosenthal, w. W. Kyle, j. L
Bogus, Clarence Owens, Robert
Schwarz, A G. Dietel, George Bell, J.
NJ. Stein, NJ. Edelstein, Fritz
Schmidt, F. W. Bell, the honor guest
Miss Howard, and her hostess, Mrs
Yturria.
WILL ATTEND WEDDING
Mrs. Brian !. c. Norton left Tues
day evening for San Antonio where
she will be a guest in the home OF
her parents, Judge and Mrs. J.. w
Galnes, for the next two weeks. She
will be matron of honor at the we'd
ding of her sister. Lucille, January
10 there. Mr.. Norton left Wednes-
lay morning by automobile fol-
Dallas where he will be a few DAYS
On business and then will return "a
San Antonio for the wedding. They
plan to return to Brownsville about
Janua 20.
COMMITTEES NAMED
49, "AlAAC "A bNUAkcs pfGSlucnl
eof the Women's Missionary society
Of the Methodist church. presided at
tn meeting of the society Monday
afternoon in celebration of their
jubilee or "fiftieth year of re-
m~embrance," which is being observ-
ed this year by all the women's or
carnations Of that church.
The following committees were
appointed by the president during
the business session.: Local commit
tee, Mrs. G.. S. Stell. superintendent,
Mesdames +. f.. Morris, J.. A. Sewell
j. VI. Abel and Horace Huff; social
service. Mrs. W. b. Sellers .superin-
tendent, Mesdames j. X. Bull, v. L.
Conrad, and c. W. Watson; Mem.
bership, Mrs. George Hillyer. super
intendent. Mesdames r. E. Green, f
7. Yates and II. L. Fitch; music,
Mesdames C. D.Lay and Harry
FauIk; agent for Missionary
Voice." Mrs. c. W. Watson.
Mrs. J. E. Lovett made an ex
tensive talk on the gospel Of Mark
and was followed by q missionary