Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-05

FRIDAY CALENDAR
n 1925 Bridge club will meet at
> N. q
Eu-elean Bible class, monthly
business meeting and election Of
ctiicers at the home OF Mrs. J.. r.
powis, Fitch apartments. Assistant
hostess, Mrs. Ewing Clark, at 3 p. m.
CONCERT PLANS
fians for a professional concert,
AIDED by work perfected by club
members during rehearsal hours Of
the Brownsville Music club, were
discussed during the morning bust
ness meeting which was held by the
members of the club at the Baptist
church Wednesday morning. This
production has been in the minds
OF the club members for some time.
All preliminary plans have been
completed and they are waiting to
make final arrangements with prin-
clpal singers from the East before
maj announcements can be made.
During the morning. Mrs. v. ".
Taylor gave a short talk on the Val
AGGh4Ak at 60Aib0k6
n ut that time officers to the
next city federation meeting were
appointed.
Officers for the coming year in
the club were elected at the meet
ing: Mrs. c. F. Hurst, president;
Mrs. V. W. Taylor, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. W. +. Moothart, second
vice president; Mrs. II. ID. Seago,
secretary mad treasurer; Mrs. +. ].
Tucker, librarian; Miss Elsa Wal
Their, parliamentarian; Mrs. John
Starck, corresponding secretary. Re-
firing president 10 Mrs. Ralph War
den.
The club endorsed Mrs. s. c. Ora
nam for secretary to the City Fed
Grafton, beginning her duties in
October.
After the business session was
closed, the members adjourned to
III Arco tea room where they we're
served luncheon. Two guests, Miss
N. Flora Todd and Mrs. Nora Lane,
an honorary member, were present
at the tea room.
CLUB GUESTS
Guests at the meeting Of the We'd
nesday Tournament Bridge club
which met with Mrs. w. W. Kyle
at her home yesterday were Mes
danes A: G.. Dietel, Fritz Schmidt,
Farsto Yturria, and H. l.. Thomas.
for the guests and received a prize.
Mrs. Robert Schwarz made the score
winning the club prize.
A fruit salad course was served
with saitines and coffee during the
afternoon.
MRS. WELLS. HOSTESS
Mrs. j. X. Wells was hostess to
the members of the Wednesday
Bridge club yesterday afternoon at
her home on Elizabeth street. Mrs.
J. L Rentfro was the only guest of
the club and also won the high
score prize. Consolation went to
Mrs. A. X. Black.
Dreamed chicken patties were
served with fruit cake and coffee to
those present for the games.
JUST SEW
Mesdames c. S. Freeman, G. c.
Ellis, r. Warren were the guests
at the meeting of the Just Sew club
which was held at the home Of Mrs.
X. j. Glow Wednesday afternoon at
her home on West Elizabeth street.
The afternoon was spent in social
conversation and the usual club
activity.
: Mrs. S. C. Graham will be the
hostess next week.
EVENING BRIDGE
Miss Mary M%attingly entertained
ut her home in the San Carlos An
49, WaInauAaxy ava,t-- -,% a.
members of the Evening Bridge
club present for the usual games.
Miss Molly Rogers won the first
prize, Mr.. Alberta Kirby was given
consolation.
Refreshments were served after
several games had been played by
the following: Mesdames NJ. L. Muir
ray, katherine Hamilton. Mabel
Herman, Minnie Brown, Margaret
Hamon, Alberta Kirby, Misses Mol
ly Rogers and Austin burst.
The next meeting will be Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs. ].
o.. Kelly with Miss Cecilia Rice,
hostess.
LUNCHEON BRIDGE
Mrs. John Closner was hostess to
the members Of the Wednesday
Luncheon club yesterday at her
home. the guests arriving at /
o'clock for luncheon. The club
members and n table of guests
were present.
High score for the club members
went &c Mrs. c. S. Martin and sec
ond high went to Mrs. Z. Z. Hol-
land. Mrs. William Craig, ST., made
high among the guests and consola-
tion went TO Mrs. J. l.. Workman.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Hugh Harper has gone TO
Houston to visit at the home of her
sister, Mrs. William Darneil, for a
few weeks.
Mrs. John C~losner entertained
her sister, Mrs. W. L. Lipscomb, and
her niece, Mrs. J. j. Closner, both of
Edinburg, the first part Of the
week in her home.