Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-12
SAN JUAN
X

AIM MIS-. W. y. 1AuAANn
with a bridge party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. jain, in honor Of Mr..
Jahn's and Mrs. Jacobs birthdays.
Two birthday cakes graced with
candles decorated the dining room
table.
Among those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames u. j. Boehnke, l.. NJ.
Green, j. l.. Stone, w. II. Gossage
l.. c. Lemen, Clark Mellenbruch,
S. L. Miller, B. l.. Miller, Less
O'Neall, Chas. Starlin, J. +. wilkins,
j. Lee S~tambaugh, Terry Ferret, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Jacobs, Mr.. Vogler, Q. II.
Swallow and Miss Dorothy Swallow.
After the fifth game scores were TAX
en- and those holding high were Mrs.
L. J. Boehnke, and B. l.. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lee ~Stambaugh
entertained Saturday evening with
bridge party. The Valentine mo-
tiff was carried out in tallies and
score pads. Twelve tables were ar
ranged for the following guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames Lee NJ. Green,
J. L. Stone, U. j. Boehnke, ". H.
Gossage, Floyd Hetrick, L. c. Lemen,
s. L. Miller, B. L. Miller, Clark Mel
lenbruch, o. c. Aldrich, L. l.. O'Neall,
Chas. Starlin, j. Z. wilkins, Chas.
jain, L. F. Kruse, L. c. Warner,
Good, White. H. II. Kidder, f. NJ. Lyt-
zen, Terry Ferret, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
Lensgraf, Miss Louise Woods; Mr..
and Mrs. S. Milton, Of Pharr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burl Stugard Of Alamo.
In the games of bridge, high score
for women was held by Mrs. 3. l..
Miller and low by Mrs. l.. C.. Warner,
mems high score was held by Judge
o. C. Aldrich and low By j. z. viii
kins.
Mrs. Banks /. Miller entertained
the San Juan Bridge club Wednes-
day in her new home with five tables
Of players gathered in the sun room.
The tallies and score pads carried
out the valentine suggestion as did
red potted plants.
After five games, Mrs. Lee NJ.
Green was found to hold the best
score.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. S. l.. Miller,
Mrs. Clark Mellenbruch, and Mrs.
U. J. Boehnke.
Those enjoying this occasion were:
Mesdames J. B. Chalk, u. j. Boehnke,
w. II. Gossage, Lee VI. Green, Floyd
Hetrick, S. l.. Miller, Clark Mellen-
bruch, Less O'Neall, j. L. Stone,
Chas. Starlin, 7. f. wilkins, l.. q.
Warner, j. A. Waite. L. C. Lemen.
J.. r. Lemen. Chas. jain. Jos. Tatar.
Terry Ferrel, Burl Stugard, and J. p.
Fowler Of Robstown.
The San Juan Women's club met
at the home Of Mrs. L. r. Moore
Wednesday afternoon. Roll call was
answered by current events after
which an interesting discussion on
Texas as Resources" was made BY
Mechanics, William. Boyer, Mighel.
Common. Paul Reichert. and r. r.
Brooker. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Moore. assisted by Mrs.
Tompkins and Mahaffay.
PERSONALS
Fred Milton has a brother from
New Orleans visiting him. He ar
rived Wednesday night.
George Roe returned Monday night
from a business trip to San Antonio.
George Roe and son Jack, made a
trip TO Laredo Thursday.
Mrs. Owen Reilly went to Browns
Vile Friday to spend the day. Her
sister, Miss Cecilia Rice, and Mrs.
John o. Kelley returned with her
for the weekend.
Thomas c. Mitchell. Jr., of Corpus
Christi. is a visitor in San Juan.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Underwood
Of Uniontown, Kas.. having spent
several months in San Juan looking
after their business interests here,
returned to their home in Kansas
this week.
The women of the Dorcas society
will hold a silver tea at the Z. n.
Reichert home Thursday afternoon,
February IS. st. Valentine day will
be featured in the program for the
social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Cron of New
ton Falls. Ohio, who have visited
several days at the home of Mr..
Cron's cousin. A. b. Cron, left Mon
day evening for points in Kansas,
where they will visit before return
ing to their home.
Mrs. Vance left Sunday for her
home in New York for an extended
visit at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. K. p. Garfield.
Elmer Reichert left for San An
tonic last week where he takes up
his studies at Draughon's business
college,