Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
SAN BENITO
UNIQUE MEXICAN
BRIDGE LUNlH tON

UNIQUE MEXICAN
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Friday the patio OF Sobre las Olas
provided a brilliant scene when Mrs.
John T. Lomax and Mrs. Morris en-
~tertained with a bridge luncheon. In
adornmcnt Of the Spanish interior
brilliant reds and yellows FREEDOM
mated. over the walls and floors
Mexican serapes and lovely Indian
rugs were scattered. Plaques repre-
senting tropical birds were on the
walls while interesting Navajo rugs
depended from tho balcony RAFT.
Candolabra az wrought iron extend
ed from the floor FAR above the
tables and held lighted red candles.
Masses Of red and yellow blossoms
addc their vivid charm 10 the strik-
ing settirg. Covers Of red, yellow
and green with napkins TO match
covered the tables. The guests as
sembled at tW enty-siX tables Tor tne
games Of the afternoon at.er tho
three course luncheon. Preceding
the games Mrs. Bruce Gentry and
Mrs. Dorsey Colt drew handsome cut
prizes. During the games Mrs. Ted
Brash was successful ard received
the high score trophy. Souvenirs for
second, third and fourth highest
cores went 20 Mrs. Joe Roberts.
Harrington; Mrs. Wylie Tippit, and
Mrs. ". r. Thomas. Mrs. J. r. Dyer
received the consolation gift. The
out-of-towu guests who enjoyed the
affair we're Mrs. Jesse bennett.
Mrs. ". T.. McDavitt. Mrs. Edward
NcChesney. Mrs. Harry Love. Mrs.
J. a. McElroy. Mrs. Frank Gay, Mrs.
y. l.. Rentfro, Mrs. Nolney Taylor,
Mrs. II. O. Macintosh. Mrs. ". Il.
Walton. Mrs. b. h. Cain. Mrs. Rus
sell Me- hesney. and Mrs. Wallace
Har~ood Of Brownsville and Mrs.
Archie Harwood. Mrs. Winston Har-
wood, Mrs. Mac Upton Caul. Mrs.
Lawrence Hoskins, Mrs. LLOYD
Thompson. Mrs. u. W. Schuepbach.
Mrs. Robert Hubbard. Miss Elizabeth
Summers. Mrs. a. L. Brooks. Mrs.
Woods Christian. Mrs. $. y. Jer-
nings. Mrs. l.. r.. Hollingsworth.
Mrs. r. VI. Thomas. Mrs. Finley
Ewing. Mrs. Frank McElroy. Mrs. r.
n. Briggs, and Mrs. Sam Foster or
Harrington and Mrs. L. r. Beddoes
and Mrs. \. /. Psrkers Of La Fcria.
ESPEY-RILEY
The marriage 81 Miss Katherine I
G.. Espey and Mr.. Aaron &. Riley
was ~soicmnIzed on Friday. Novem-
Der 8 at S o'clock in the evening at
the Presbyterian manse by the pas
tor, Rev. Francis N. Davis. The
BRIDE rs the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George a. Espey and is = grad
uste If the San Benito high school. |
Mr.. Riley IL a graduate or Struby
School Of Pharmacy Of Macon. Ga.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Riley left Tuesday
evening Tor a honeymoon trip to Sar
Antonio and HOUSTON. They Will
he AZ home ~ their many friends
after Monday. November - al the
.Stonewall Jackson hotel.
SUPPER CLUB
Mr.. an Mrs. Stanley s. nodds en-
tertained with an interesting event
arranged ~ their country home for
members If the Supper club Wed
nesdsy evening. The guests engaged
IN games Of bride after dinner. Dur
N the evening Mrs. T.. r. Bonner and
II. j.. Hinkly were successful and
received the trophies for high score.
Members who we're present included
Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Marchbanks. Mr..
and Mrs. II. J.. Hinkly, Mr.. and Mrs.
'. y. Cowgirl. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. v. r.. Hink-
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Bonner. and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Startup or Yer
mont, parents Of the hostess, who
guests.
BRIDGE
Thursday afternoon Mrs. &. u.
" owgill was hostess Al a pleasant
arranged for members Of the
Pioneer Bridge club AZ her home IN
the country. At the end Of playing
score and received the prize
award. Mrs. ". J. Ninsant received
the consolation gift for low score.
the games a luncheon was
served. Mrs. Fred Wedegartner was
the only guest not included N the
membership Of the club. At the
next meeting Mrs. Paul Cowgirl will
entertain the club AZ her home,
Thursday afternoon, December 10.
DINNER DANCE CLUB
Thursday evening for the Dinner
club which met at the Stone
wall Jackson hotel magnificent yell
low chrysanthemums IN tall floor
and vases with smaller bios
SONS Of the same color spaced be-
tween gave an unusually attractive
setting. Appointments at the din
ner table where t~hirty-two club
members were seated reflected the
hues. Several couples came
IN for dancing after the dinner. The
dancing was enjoyed on the patio
until a late hour. About fifty per-
took part in the dancing.
BRIDGE ENTERTAINMENT
Al Mrs. James Sweney's entertain
ucnt Thursday morning ne her home
W. North Travis avenue pink roses
we're a%hundantly clustered about the
-ooms. During the morning Mrs. J.
Bell won the attractive prize for
high score. During the games a de-
icious luncheon was served. Guests.
m addition to club members, were
Mrs. H. G.. Marshall and Mrs. Ted
Mrs. Leigh Stanley will en-
at the next meeting Of the
Hub.
CLUB
A pleasant entertainment was held
" ednesday afternoon. November -.
II the home Of Mrs. T. c. Lyle for
members or the Neighborhood club
the president. Mrs. c. F.. bod
son.. was not present on account Of
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