Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
SOCIETY
Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDitieS


one Of the most delightful affairs
Ine spring season at the Browns
uhie Iolf and Country club, was "a
~~oInlng bridge luncheon given by
Mrs' A. ID. Dickinson, Jr. The spa
slous reception rooms of the club were
inverted into a bower Of spring
"v"ers. The entrance hall was
eSlohhaded with tall vases of red
eannas on one side with pink cannas
IN the other. Banked throughout the
rooms were huge baskets OF phlox,
-enhlas, sweet peas. roses and m
mas with ferns, in the center Of the
saia room was an antique table with
Z silver basket Of sweet peas and
maiden hair fern.
Incl were five tables of bridge.
mrs Moothart who held high score
vas presented with an imported hand
embroidered linen bridge set. The
second score went TO Mrs. Batsell
which was an Oriental Persian rug
Tow score went to Mrs. A. X. Black
"a this was a Sstsuma vase on a
skwood stand.
ne tables were spread with rare
an covers from which an elaborate
Seheon was served. A color note
Npink was carried out in the china
Lou glassware lending an unusual
Mr. motif. The hostess received
Hou guests in a frock Of flesh colored
sele de chine. Twenty guests were
no, recipient Of this hospitality.
TRUCTION SCHOOL
representative group from
Evansville attended the School az
y ruction Of the Eastern Star a
S:srnburg this past week. The school
conducted by the District Deputy
and Matron, Mrs. Cook Of San An
MO, Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
ala Fan, and Assistant Deputy
'rand Matron Of Beeville. The
s.ehool Is held every year for the pur-
Sc Of training the members Of the
apters in the various departments
constitutional, ritual and secret
F,rk.
Certificates are given according 10
e grade of work done. For the most
4 srfect standards attained an a GER
.. lcate is awarded. Eighteen re-
lived this A reward, and the B GER
.. icate vas given to ninety-four.
those attending from Brownsville
re Mesdames II. L. Fitch, George
Hillyer, Katherine Hamilton, Q. r.
flor and j.. X. Bull.
RI BROWN PARTY
:. One of the most charming cour-
Th,fies Of the spring season al Fort
folhown was an afternoon OF bridge
the home Of Mrs. Wendell Blan-
I'd complimenting the members Of
Fort Brown Bridge club. The
SITS were seated in a veritable
m. yer of spring flowers, roses pre-
pr~inrinating in baskets. and tall vases.
G. Austin won high score for
maj bridge tables and n dainty ice
esnurse was served TO the following,
a 'sdames Austin, Lamb, Shell, Rice,
h-yhroos, Burt. and Carver.
RsT OF SERIES OF BRIDGE
The first Of n series or delightful
Arties was given Thursday after
Aoon BY Mrs. W. T. Aldridge at her
home on st. Charles street. -Four
tables Of bridge were enjoyed By
the guests. The home was attract
lively decorated with spring flowers.
Mrs. Russell McChesney received the
high score which was a buffet set.
the second score. an Indian print.
going to Mrs. J.. A. Muckleroy, and
Mrs. Monroe was awarded the con-
: .olation prize. a luncheon square.
Iainty refreshments were served at
ne close of the game. The guest
Il included Mesdames r. A. Parker
pre- Goliad. Tex. r.. n. Isom. Lula
-.orge. A. X. Black. n. L. Thomas.
IL Schmidt. Frank Gay, j.. A..
-kleroy, James SHELTON. George