Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-01
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LORNA DooNE CUNNING. Editor

while the Just Sew club were enter
tanned by Mrs. W. L. P~endergraft.
Mrs. S. NJ. Harvey entertained the
Hi Lo bridge club in a charming
manner. The Do Tell club met with
Mrs. Hayden Hayes on Thursday, and
the Friday Bridge club with Mrs.
Harbert Davenport.
FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Harbert Davenport was host
ess to the Friday Bridge club at her
home. The spacious veranda was
used for the tables and following a
dainty luncheon bridge was the or
der of the hour. Mrs. Marshall
White made high score and Mrs.
James L. Rentfro second A collation.
was served throughout the game.
Special guests were Mrs. Thomas
Miller Of Mexico City and Mrs. J. f..
Baxter.
JUST SEW CLUB
Mrs. w. L. Pendergraft entertain
ed the Just Sew club at her home
very delightfully."- this week, a guest
being Mrs. George Dockey.
As is the custom of the club the
afternoon was spent in sewing and
pleasant conversation. A luncheon
was served 10 the following: Mes
danes George Hillyer, Ben G. Clark,
Roy Sloggett. F. ". Harvey, Harry
Slavitchek, r. c. Morris, w. &C.
Wood, Duff Howard and the guest.
Mrs. Dockey.
PLENN-OSHMAN NUPTIALS
Among the other many events OF
the week Of interest was the we'd
ding of Miss Dora Plenn and H. Pc
ter Oshman, which ~solemnized on
Sunday, June %, at 5 p. m, Rabbi
Samuel r. Phillips Of San Antonio
performing the ceremony.
The Plenn home, which had been
decorated appropriately for the oc-
c~aSion, was the scene Of these nup-
tials. Miss Plenn was attended by
Miss Roslyne Kuminir Of Houston
as bridesmaid, and Joe Robinowitz Of
Richmond, Texas, was the best man.
Mr.. Oshman is the manager Of
Libby's.
After an extended wedding trip
through the Ozarks they will make
their home on West Washington
street.
PIT. A. CARD BENEFIT
The benefit card party given by
the Parent-Teachers' association Of
the I%ncarnate Word at the Villa Ma
ria college was a success from every
angle. Socially il was enjoyed By
ove a hundred and twenty persons
who took advantage of the op%portuni-
ty to support the cause for which
the organization was working.
Twenty tables Of bridge were play
cd with the women's prizes going TO
Mrs. Cuban Monsees first. Mrs. Rob
ert Wagner, second; Mrs. Charles
S~eidenglanz, third; Mrs. joe Robino-
WITT, fourth, and Mrs. T. w. Adam
son, fifth. The mems prizes were
won: First, BY X. J.. Rome; second,
+. c. Toothman, and third, J.. A.
Muckleroy.
Ten tables Of Brisca were played
and those capturing these prizes
were: First. Miss Louisa Perez; sec
ond. Mrs. L. A. Calderoni; third,
Miss Concha Chapa; fourth, Miss A.
Cavazos; fifth. Mrs. j.. Martinez.
For the men: A. W. Reed, first; DR..
A. Calderoni, second; and Antonio
Alonzo, third.
The lucky number for the door
prize was held by Miss Hofheinz, the
number drawn being IS.
The finance committee reported
that over 500 had been cleared.
LINEN SHOWER
The Mercy Hospital Auxiliary and
friends Of the hospital gave. a linen
shower fer the Sisters on Friday
afternoon. Three double size bolts
Of sheeting were given, one dozen
made sheets. and four and one-half
dozen pairs Of pillow cases.
The sisters were deeply moved by
this surprise and expressed their
sincere appreciation.
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