Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-26
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone 2
Mss BARBARA PAYNE. Editor

1 Shafer, when she entertained in
compliment TO members of the Bridge
Club Entire Nous. Yellow and green
colors were displayed about the
rooms where five tables we're ar.
ranged for bridge. The bridge &C.
cessories were carried out in the
same colors.
At the close of the games Mrs. Don
Still was awarded a green doll pow
der box and the guest souvenir was
won by Mrs. ]. B. Sigler. The con
ISOLATION gift was given to Miss
Jennie Bowie and Annabelle Pursley.
The next meeting of the club will be
at the home of Mrs. Edith Horkman
on February 2.
THEATER PARTY
Mary Thomas entertained a few Of
her friends with a theater line party
Saturday afternoon. The guests and
hostess then assembled at the home
Of the l~atter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Thomas, where games and con-
tests were enjoyed and a luncheon
was served. Guests enjoying the
afternoon were Frances Grimsell,
Pearl Goodman, Marjorie Schriber,
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Philips, Carolyn Cowgirl, Lou Jane
Glenn, Carolyn Philips and Kathryn
Pugsley.
PENNSYLVANIA CLUB
The Pennsylvania Avenue club
members entertained their and hus-
bands at the country home Of Mrs.
g.. W. Mccain. The guests were at
tired in costumes of different types,
which furnished much amusement for
the affair. Mrs. Angie Taylor played
for the grand march after which the
judges. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alsmeyer,
selected the best dressed which were
won by Mrs. d. S. Williams, Miss
Lily Soyars and o. f. Gauze.
Pupils of Mrs. Taylor gave a mu-
steal program which included piano
solos by Misses Lois Yost and Olive
Jones. A trio was enjoyed from Nita,
Sarah. and Dorothy Mccain. Little
Dale Yost and James Salter pleased
the audience with ukelele selections
and Blanche Taylor entertained the
guests with the Charleston. About
one hundred guests were present.
MRS. JONES ENTERTAINS
One of the most attractive events
of the week was the afternoon bridge
given by Mrs. J.. NJ. Jones at her home
on North Dick Bowling. A pink and
green color scheme was used in the
flowers and fern which were placed
about the rooms. A lamp of bronze
was presented to Mrs. Z. L. Barmore
for being successful and a set of
green p~arfait glasses were given to
Mrs. George Campbell for the %consol-
alton gift, a bottle Of perfume was
awarded Mrs. j. A. Clark. The ia
vored colors were used in the salad
course which was passed at the close
of the games.
The guest list included Mesdames
T. A. Johnston, McMurray Richey,
j. A. Graham, Robert Alexander,
5. Smith, r. o. Dietert, R. S. Bone,
G.. A. Cowden. Z. II. Downs, j. ".
Belts, T. Z. Marchbanks, Z. L Bar
more, Jesse Dunn, Davis Wade, John
7. Lomax, Z. a. Schrieber, H. G.
Marshal, J. L. Bell, j. T. Wilcox,
A. r. Etchinson, +. B. SGblett, George
Nathan Craig, c. A. Mccall, Fleming
-NGNAtUr =. W. 1oAEHeEs W.. D. Linh-
~, r. j.. East. l.. +. Boiling, Fred
Turner, II. J.. Hinkly, Torras, c. J.
Leslie, Neil Kendrick. VIM. Lemka of
Luverno, Mimi, and W. H. S~tartup of
Vermont.
LUNCHEON CLUB
Members Of the Thursday Luncheon
bridge were entertained this week
at the home of Mrs. E. F. Bonner on
North Sam Houston Boulevard with
Mrs. McMurray Richey as hostess.
Four tables were arranged for bridge
after which Mrs. s. s. Dodds was given
the high score trophy and the guest
prize was won by Mrs. T. f. Marsh
banks. Guests, not including club
members. were Mesdames r. l..
Carter, II. W. Colt. q. ID. John, r. f..
W. II. Startup Of Vermont. Mrs.
s. H. Crews will be hostess to mem
bers of the club at her home on
Thursday, February ?.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Davis Of Tulsa,
Okla, arrived in San Benito Monday
where they expect to spend the rest
Of the winter.
Mrs. Abbie L. Underhill Of Chicago
has returned to her home after
sDending the past month in San Be-