Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-02
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EDINBURG
DELTA pEkA CARD CLUB

DkLtA DEhA lAhD ILtn
The Delta Deka Card club vas en-
tertained at the Faculty club on
Thursday evening with Miss Rather
Inc Erwin hostess. The spacious
rooms were decorated with large
bouquets Of coiorful z%innias. The
Thanksgiving motif was carried out
in the tallies and table appoint
ments. A delicious plate luncheon
was served at the conclusion of the
games. When the scores we're adj
ded. 1t was found that Miss Bernice
Curry held the honor score for the
club members, and Miss Ruby White
carried off the honors for the guests
present. Members and guests who
enjoyed this delightful party includ-
ed: Mesdames Scotty Dorsey. j. Z.
Hall, j. K. Norvelle, NJ. r. Turner.
Vista HorHberg. r. l.. Newman, and
Misses Bernice Curry, Charlotte Ev-
ms. Murrel Dunn, Helen Peterson,
Gertrude Schaleben, Eloise Yette,
Katherine Boone, Mary katherine
Terhune, Ruby White and the host
ess.
HiLO CLUB
NEe. L. 81. hCdiHf entertainer lHG
Hilo club on Thursday afternoon.
Large baskets Of yellow c~hrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the rooms. A pretty
color scheme of yellow and white
was carried out in all the accesso-
ries and in the salad course which
was served. The following players
we're present: Mesdames W. ID.
Gardner. +. A. Brown, John Rut-
ledge. w r Mnutoop,ary 4 N noSz
John Mckinney, G. $. Collier, l.. E.
Tinker. Cam L. Hill. W. ]. South
we'll. W. S. Ramsey and the hostess.
Mrs. L. Z. Tinker was lucky in the
cut and received a dainty gift, and
the high score prize was presented
to Mrs. Z. A. Brown.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY
Mrs. j.. II. Darby was the hostess
on Thursday evening when she en-
tertained the Four Square Class of
the Methodist Sunday school with a
4forty-two party. High score prize
was received BY Katherine Galloway
and the low score award was given
TO Don Beverly. Following the
games, q social hour was enjoyed
and a delicious salad course was
served TO the following guests: Gla-
dys Smith, Louise Beverly, Lora Mae
Dickson, Frances Seaver, Frances
Cuell, Katherine Galloway, Frances
Alen of MeAllen; Loretta Hall, Ma
~ Ellen Shultz Of Dallas, house
,uests of Mrs. I. T. Harris, Harold
ieverly, Ralph Hamme, Cleo Hughs,
'harles Rumble. Don Beverly. The
ostess was assisted by Mrs. A. F.
buchanan, Jr.
'g LASS PARTY
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. benson were
costs to Mrs. Denson's school class
= : Friday night. Cosmos and zinni-
!, were used in decorating and the
thanksgiving motif was attractively
- : rried out in many ways. Games
I'd contests were enjoyed until a
tie hour. A delicious two course
- 1cheon was served and each guest
eived a bright colored pepper as
= late favor. Mr.. md Mrs. J. NJ.
- Va s assisted the hosts during the
IN ne. The members Of the class
NM njoyed this jolly party were:
&c ~ Hopper, Margaret Crummet,
ca Hinojosa, Jeanne Dcbose,
- vs. ~Broaddus, Gertrude Evans,
; kElda Davis, Edna MikuliA, Annel-
Hill, James Henry owen. L. Ow-
: Scott, Jr, Mae Mamme, Robert
I 4. trk, Fred Garcia, Erin Sam Tur-
J tsr :, Howard Davis.
~. OMEMAKERS CLUB
l 4. Thirty-five members of the Home
= makers club were present at the reg
liar meeting OF the club on Friday
:, afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. NJ.
! Fairbanks. Mrs. Fairbanks was as
. sisted in the hostess duties by Mrs.
: Asa Judy and Miss Helen Fairbanks.
J. Following an interesting demonstra-
tion on canning meats given by Mrs.
Eta Ringgold, county home demon
stration agent. a short business ses-
sion vas held. The club elected
Mesdames II. l. Schlaegel, Foy Hull.
and r. i. Mann to represent the club
at the Valley Federation meeting in
La Feria on December IL, and en-
'dorsed the nomination OF Mrs. T. H.
Armstrong OF Mission for presiden
of the Federation and that of Mrs.
I. j. Voc of San Benito for vice
president, and that OF Mrs. r. ".
Glass Of Weslaco for second vice
president and Mrs. Z. NJ. Gard of Nc
Allen for secretary and treasurer.
They also voted 70 retain their mem
bershipI in the city federation Of Ed
inburg. Light refreshments were
served during the social hour at the
close OF the afternoon.
BRIDGE BREAKFAST
One of the most charming festiyi-
ties OF the autumn season was held
on Monday morning at the Blue
Bonnet Gardens whom Mesdames
a. r. Buchanan. Jr.. J. X. Miller. J..
Z. Epperson, L. +. Tinker ard Mar
shall Mellhenney entertained with
a bridge breakfact. Yellow and
white ehrysanthemums were used in
abundance striking the color note of
white and yellow which was car
RED out IN the table accessories. A
delicious breakfast consisting Of
grapefruit cocktail. scrambled erVs
and bacon. hot biscuit and coffee
was served . The players were d.
vided into four groups and each
group was awarded a prize for high
score. These were presented 20
Mrs. z. A. McDanil % McAflen. Mrs.
harry Msv 90 Mission. Mrs.. = A.
Brown and Mrs. Walter Savage. All
inc guests tried their luck IN cut-
t.hg low. and the prize was won BY
WIS X l.. Gregory Of McAllen. The
Suest list included: Mesdames W. N.
me'tee' Jack Howell. r. J. Powell. r.
y. Bounds. 7. NJ. Seawell. r. =.
Horn Gale Hart. Ferry. ". n. Wv
rett. Jr. A. Nix. F.. A. McNariel. G.
Mcdaniel. r. montgomery Harry
Nay. Thomas ". Mahone. J. :. Ya.-
re- J Z. C%ardvell, P. J. folsom, q.
Y. Archer. II. NJ E,;.I.. z ~