Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
WESLACO
THURSDAY BRIDGE

thursday BRlDGE
Mrs. J. L. Compere, Jt- entertain
ed the Thursday Bridge club at
three tables OF players last week.
Mrs. Chas. Sheriff. was awarded
high score receiving = Ierfume atom
izer.
A salad course was served 70 the
members and the following guests.
MesdameS John Richardson, Y. G.
Thompson. and NJ. Buck.
Little Miss Mary Louise Johnston
celebrated her seventh birthday al
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. W. n.
Baxter, ST., Saturday afternoon. A
number Of games and contests were
enjoyed BY the party and Ned Sol
ether was the lucky winner in the
peanut contest. The honor guest re-
ceived many gifts. Ice cream cones
and cake were served 70 the partici-
pants.
Those who received invitations in
/ Guided Naomi La Duke, Peggy
Grimes. Priscilla Grappehhaus. Grace
Annette. Tom Lowe, Ned Solether.
James Stone. Norris Stewart, Glenn
Walker. Jewell Archer, Charles
Leonard. Warren, Shirley and June
Gudmanson. Bette Jane FrizZell,
Mary Alice Moser. Pat Nicholson.
Dorothy May Marshall. Onida and
BLY, Hays, Hazel Jean Emmons, Billie
Powell. Grace Dixon. Bobbie Lee,
George Bradford, Betty and Bobby
Compere. Edith Bradbury, Edna May
Darwin, Ruth. Wanda and Winona
Farris, Madeline Shaffer, Bobby
Clark, and Alec Coffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Knapp Of Wes-
laco and Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Knapp of
Donna were hosts and hostesses to a
large personnel Of friends Friday
evening at a dinner bridge party in
the tea room Of the Casa de Palmas
in McAllen. Mrs. s. L. Ware. Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Watts Of Donna and
| Phil u. Dixon Of Weslaco received
high score prizes. Tire guest list
included Messrs. and Mesdames,
{. NJ. Sheriff., NJ. r. Armstrong
7. L. Compere, Jr.. fhil n. Dixon,
W. n. Miller. Carl Moeller. II. r
Mills. W. r. Powell. -. r. Kirgan.
W. V. Sidener. G. L. Skaggs. Clell
and Harry S~olether. ". r. Symonds
W. G. Thompson. Edmund p. Will
liams and r. d. Macintosh. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Tolson 81 Mercedes. Mr.
and Mrs. L. r. Weber Of McAllen
from Donna included Messrs. and
Mesdames Tom Fox. H. s. Ridgeway
Harry Carroll. f. w Watts. 4. A
Bovce. Tom Hester. Forrest Hester
Frank Hester. Harold Vertrees Mil
ton Fitzgerald, Tom Sanders. r. S
| Chambers. W. r. Collier. Alfred
Lissner. G. W. Williamson. s. T.
Ware. Mrs. ". NJ. Ball. Mrs. r. II,
Austin and Mrs. r. Ch.solm.
The Y. NJ. &. A. Business and Pro-
fe%ssional Women's club will hold a
regular meeting at the Ritz theater
Monday evening.
The pupils or Mrs. 3. A. Thomp-
sons music class gave a recital at
the Baptist church Thursday even
ing. The following took part in the
| program; Rebecca AMI Matilee Car
ter. Katherine Patty, Irene Nettles,
Norma Maldin. lone Sommers, Jean
Andrews. Mildred Jameson, Calvin
Terrill. Sarah Fort. Julette Brock
man, Thelma SommerS. VI. l.. Dew,
Jr.. Blanch Taylor. Josce Schwindt,
Eula B. Martin, and Mrs. ". 7. Sui
livan.
The piano pupils ot Miss Fern
Fisher gave a recital Friday after
noon in the kindergarten room Of the
Stephen r. Austin school. Those on
the program included Rachel An
drews, Bonnie Horton. Shirley Gud-
manson. Marynella Forbes. Amy
%Shimotsu, Enid Holsinger, Bertha
Martin, Louise Barber. Dorothy
Shimotsu. Matte Muriel Cook. Verde
Petit, Bertha Cock. Josephine
Harpst, Henry Watson Lewis Bailey,
Dick Tarpley, Naomi La Duke, Hazel
Ludwig.
Mrs. I. +. Martin. MIS-. William H,
Frienud and Miss Mary Franks gave
n kitchen shower and announcement
party in honor Of Mise Edna Horton
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ]. Z. Martin. The approaching
marriage Of Miss Horton. high school
teacher. TO o. A. Prother of Donna
was announced. After several en-
joyable games we're played an ice
course was served.
The large personnel included, Mes
danes W. r. Barbee, John Bennett.