Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-20
TUESDAY

TUESDAY CALENDAR
nardi Bridge club, Mrs. n. d.
oeagor hostess. at her home on Dali
sell street at 1880 D, m.
Mrs William Richter will enter
tam her club at her home on Levee
street at 8 p. m.
silver tea under the charge of the
ladies Aid Of the Christian church
2 a home OF DR.. and Mrs. b. L.
-ole on Levee street from 8 to IL
Learners club will meet at the
baptist church AZ $3.50 b. m.
Business and Professional Won
ens club meeting at FL Arco tea
room NJ $3.50 p. m.
Lioaicos Sunday school class,
fresbyterian church, will hold a par
y at the church at 1880 p. N.
MRS. NARMoRE HoNoRED
entertaining ut her spacious coun-
tFy nome Saturday afternoon, Mrs,
4. ID. Dickinson, Jr.. co~mplimented
ner house guest. Mrs. w. r. Mar
more Of Fort Worth at a seven-table
INFORMAL bridge party TO which a
numoer Of Brownsville and out-of-
Town guests were invited. In the
three rooms arranged with bridge
tables George Washington was re-
Numbered with a color scheme OF
90 and white. Lavish punches Of
req n white roses in vases were
placed about while the handmade
and napkins on the tables
eompleted the idea.
Following the salad refreshment an
zee cream course was served, each
individual being moulded into
n1tchets and busts of Washington,
conpleting the decoration scheme.
Other out-of-town guests besides
the honor guest were Mrs. d. c.
Hunter Of johnson City, Tenn, and
Miss Helen Dixon of Elizabethton,
Tenn, both of whom are here visit
lng Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, and Mrs.
Harry Carroll and Mrs. Harry Ridge
way, both of Donna, were the week
end guests Of Mrs. c. v. Hamilton
here.
Scoring for high, Mrs. John Starck
was presented a jeweled atomizer;
Mrs. Wallace HARDWOOD won a jeweled
trinket box for second high score;
and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney received
= pair Of brass book-ends for third
high score. A bottle of bath salts
was given Mrs. r. Ruff for consola-
>tion. The five out-of-town guests
cut for the guest prize, and Mrs
(arroll received a teak wood stand
tor being successful.
The honor guest received from her
hostess an imported tapestry table
runner al a remembrance. Little
dresden pottery trinket trays were
at each table filled with red minis
n these were given as table cut
prizes.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Nuvulle Ellis celebrated his
seventh birthday Thursday after
noon at his home in the Banker ad-
dition after school was dismissed
A color scheme of red and white in
keeping with valentine season was
carried out in the decorations and
Rrthday cake was a large white one
topped with red roses. Little red
heart-shaped baskets filled with RED
and white candy marked the place OF
each little guest
Miniature hats were given as IA
yors to the following children pres
ent: Shirley MacInnis. Betty 20
Ellis, Maxine McBee, Clinton Schmel-
ling, Pat and Mike Macmanus,
Dickie Glow, Wayne and jerome
2E&&&4- AoGtS AoNd-Skls Y. IL ILLS
and the little host.
Mrs. +. <. Macmanus, Mrs. ]. c.
McBee, and Mrs. Ellis were those
present to help with the serving.
AUXILIARY
At a meeting Saturday afternoon
ut 8 o'clock at the Mercy hospital
the auxiliary held its first regular
business meeting with a good at,
tendance at which time several mat
tiers Of Importance were mentioned
for discussion. Among them were
the constitution and bylaws which
were presented, voted upon, and
adopted.
As the function Of this organiza-
ton Is TO assist in a material way
IN was decided that the first activity
the unit would be a soap shower
for the hospital.
A committee composed of Mrs. II
NJ. Shelton. chairman. and Mesdames
George Aziz and William Richter
was named to take charge of the
shower, details which will be given
out within n short time. The char.
ter membership which includes
m from every religious denom-
nation in Brownsville includes fifty
four women.
A few e~x-students OF the Univer-
atty of Texas assembled at FL Jardin
hotel Saturday evening for dinner
and a short business session led BY
4. w. Gregory, as president of the
e~x-students union OF that univer.
sity. Mr.. Gregory 10 now travel
ing in the interest Of this union and
Mrs. Gregory has been spending sew
eral weeks in Brownsville resting
and visiting.