Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-05
Brownsville Club
and Social A c~tiDitieS
Many Entertained
At Country Club
MANY ENTERTAINED

MANY ENTERTAINED
A large number Of Brownsville
women were entertained at IN
Brownsville Country club Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. r. II. Eisaman
was hostess at an informal bridge
party at 3 o'clock. Red roses in bas-
kets were the card decorations used.
a salad refreshment was served.
The guest list reads IS follows:
Mesdames Milton Vent. J. :. Ford,
Albert Fernandez, o. v. Lawrence, R.
o. Macintosh, Henrietta Signor,
Marshall White, Randolph Wright,
H. L. Thomas, Robert Wells, Fausto
Yturria, Thomas Sweeney, H. Z.
Dietel, W. B. Sellers, Z. Champion,
J. l. Bogus, II. d. Seago, c. 5.
Fremont, Wayne Wood, G. Carr, ".
W. Deem, Ralph Schmelling, Richard
Harris, J.. 6. Graham, Holland Wood,
O. /. Hicks i. G. Hum. Edgar Hicks,
Fritz A1SSSt, James Homer, Jack
Martin. w. eaner, --
Maurice Clint, Vohn NcCleary, HUI
bert Monsees, W. F. Moothart, James
Abney, Robin Pate, ]. L. Rentfro,
Maurice Brulay, II. D. Kirk, and
Misses Amelia Young, Elsa Walther
Louis Brulay, and Mrs. G. Cowden OF
San Benito.
STAR OFFICIAL HERE
Mrs. Mary Bond, assistant district
deputy grand matrcn, who is visiting
In Brownsville on her official visit
to the local Eastern Star chapter, Is
the house guest of Mrs. II. L. Fitch.
A called meeting OF the unit Friday
evening was responded 70 by a
large attendance, including many
out-<-state visitors here touring the
Valley.
She announced that the Valley
school Of instruction would be held
probably some time the latter part
of February and the place will be
Edinburg.
Refreshments we're served those
present following the business meet
ing and talks.
COMPLETE CLUB MEET
All the members Of the Merry
Matrons Bridge club were present at
the entertainment given them at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Kemper Thurs
day afternoon at her home in FL
Jardin. Wall pockets and baskets
were filled with sweet peas for
floral decoration. Mrs. Harry Crow
made the high score during the
games and Mrs. Aubrey Perkins fol-
lowed with second high. The next
hostess will be Mrs. Otis Biggs at
her home in FL Jardin.
MRS. GEORGE ENTERTAINs
Three tables Of bridge players
were present Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. J. w. George in Fl Jardln
when she was hostess 10 the FL
Jardin Bridge club. Valentine sug-
gestions were carried out IN tue
decorations and IN the refreshments.
Mrs. c. F. Caudill held the score
winning the prize, a window orna-
ment of . parrot sitting in a hoop. "A
guest at the meeting was Mrs. j. /.
George.
In two weeks Mrs. Ivan c. Ford
will be hostess to the group at her
home.
'DULCY" STUDIED
An unusual interest was taken in
the current events given in answer
TO roll call this week at the meet
ing Of the Self Culture club which
was held at the home OF Mrs. II. l.. /
Yates on Levee street. A wider va
riety OF topics, presented IN orig
inal anner made this part OF the
program interesting.
Mrs. ". Y. Worley, delegate to
the last meeting Of the city fedora
ton, gave the report from there.
During the main part OF the program
the play, Dudley" by Kaufman and
Connerly was read, q member taking
an individual part to read. The play
is one that the senior high school
is practicing for presentation soon.
Books were obtained from the school
for the club lessons which was in
charge Of Mrs. R. Roy Ruff.
After the play had been read, the
hostess served refreshments.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER
Celebrating in honor Of their thir-
tieth wedding anniversary, Rev. and
MISE. P. Day entertained the mem
bers Of the building committee Of the
new Presbyterian church and their
wives at q 8 o'clock dinner in the
manse on Washington street Thurs
day evening. Pink radiance roses
were used in both the living room
and on the dining room table as a
centerpiece-
ASSISTING AES. LAY VIII pTSpaE-
atoms for the occasion was Mrs. Paul
Quick OF Delphi, Ind, a daughter who
has been visiting here since before
the Christmas holidays.
Covers were laid for Messrs. and
Mesdames s. W. Mckenzie. J. A. Rus
sci, H. H. Banker, Cleve Tandy,
George Smith, Mrs. Matte c. King.
and Miss Florence Bell.
Married in Muncie, Ind, February
5. 1898, Rev. and Mrs. Day lived in
that state until they moved TO
Brownsville about seven years ago
where Rev. Day has been pastor OF
the local Presbyterian church since
then. They have three children, Mrs.