Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-07
SAN BENITO
MISS DODDS

Miss Barbara Dodds was hororec
az a Halloween bridge party a. the
home of Mrs. Fred Wedegartner
Tuesday evening. The house was
gaily decorated in witches, eats and
other Halloween motifs. The color
scheme was also carried out in the
flowers and Japanese lanterns. Miss
Virginia Goolsby received high score
prize and Mary Frances Marchbanks
received the consolation trophy. The
guests included: Misses Chrissie and
Betty Bowie, Oracle Atkinson. Vir-
GINA Goolsbv, Elizabeth Nomenson.
Mary Frances Marchbanks, Lois
Cook, Eudora James, Delsie Taber,
Lorrain Siderius, Gladys Mills and
the honoree. Mrs. Vim. Gum assist
ed the hostess during the evening.
The r~efreshment course consisted of
toasted sandwiches, olives, dough-
nuts and hot chocolate.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. G. b. Sauers was the charm
ing hostess Of the Wednesday Bridge
club at her attractive home. At the
close Of the delightful afternoon the
successful players were rewarded.
with Mrs. Glen Crigler receiving
high score. In the late afternoon a
refreshment course Of toasted
crackers, asparagus salad, olives,
cheese balls. ice box pudding. whip
ped cream and coffee. Mrs. Fred
Wedegartner will entertain the club
at the next regular meeting.
EPwORTH LEAGUE
Wednesday night a Halloween
party was enjoyed by members of
the Epworth league of the Methodist
church at the country home Of Miss
Alice Newman. After a delightful
weiner roast, Halloween games were
enjoyed. The evening closed with a
special prayer for Ebert Lockard of
Brownsville. president of the Val
ley Federation Of Epworth leagues.
who was seriously i'll. Twenty men,
bers were present.
HUSBANDS GUESTS
Friends, husbands and other guests
of the Neighborhood club enjoyed a
Halloween party Tuesday evening
al the home Of Mrs. j.. j. Francis.
The clock Of years was turned back
and members and ~uests appeared in
costumes similar 10 those worn dur
ing their childhood days. All the
familiar old-fashioned games were
PLAYED and Halloween stunts, cham
Der Of horrors and other appropriate
features we're enjoyed. The hostess
served at the close Of the evening
apples, pumpkin pie, cheese sand
witches and coffee.
STAGE PLAY
An inspiring little play, Perfect
Love-" was beautifully staged by the
women Of the First Christian church
for the Federated Missionary union.
which met Tuesday night at the
First Christian church. Mrs. j. Lee
Hanchey sang a solo before the
play. The president, Mrs. j.. Scott
Brown, presided at a short business
session, after which refreshments
were served in the church annex.
DINNER FOR CLASS
Wednesday Mrs. Roy 4. Clark gave
a dinner party to members of the
Philathea class Of hte First Presby-
terrain church at her home in Nalen-
cia park. In addition to regular
members there were a number OF
guests present. Guests we're Mrs.
Sarah Manning, Mrs. r. NJ. Davis,
Mrs. L. S. Robinson and Misses Mel
lie and Flora Stookey. Members
were rs. W. B. Cochran, Mrs.
Kent Manning, Miss Mary Work,
Mrs. c. r. Hagar. Mrs. John Hulsey,
Mrs. p. NJ. Sherer, Mrs. W. y. FOULS,
Miss Leila Chapman. Mrs. Pile, Mrs.
Wieduwilt. Mrs. James Brown and
the hostess.
PIONEER BRIDGE CLUB
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. +.
B. Wells members Of the Pioneer
Bridge club were interestingly en-
tertained. Mrs. F. S. Worth held
high score at the conclusion of r~
games and received the trophy. Mrs.
W. B. Hinkly received the guest
prize. Guests, in addition to club
members. we're Mrs. r. j. East, Mrs.
W. B. Hinkly. Mrs. Z. T. Bonner,
Mrs. II. J Hinkly and Mrs Benton
Jones Thursday afternoon Novem-
Der Is, Mrs. q. D. Cowgirl will en-
terrain the club members at her
home.
THURSDAY MORNING BRIDGE
The Thursday Morning Bridge club
as entertained at the home Of Mrs.
II. u. Wyart Thursday morning.
Guests in addition to club members
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