Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27

s. M. Hargroye left Wednesday eve
ming for a visit with their sister,
Mrs. Cara in Austin, from there Mrs.
Hargrove will 20 10 Denton to attend
the graduation ut Baylor for her
daughter, Stella. Mrs. Armstrong will
remain for a visit with her son, and
employee in the state engineering
department at Austin.
Mrs. John Osborne returned Satur-
day from Houston where she visited
friends for several weeks.
Charles Fielder left Thursday for
San Antonio to bring home his wife
who has visited her sister there the
past 1--WE weeks.
Mrs. McCandles has been spending
part of the week at Val Verde with
her mother, Mrs. Lissner, and her
sister Mrs. Miller there.
Mrs. 0ppenheimer and her son,
Edward. Jr, and her sister. Mrs.
Percy Opperheimer and two daugh-
ters Of McAllen plan on leaving for
Galveston where they will sail for
Europe on June 2. These ladies and
their children plan to visit their sis
ter, Mrs. Guggenheim in Paris, from
there going on to other continental
countries.
Walter Scorgins was host at a din
ner at the Riley hotel in San Juan
Thursday evening to a party OF his
friends, they including Mrs. Max
Melch Of Burbank, Calf, Miss Helen
Melch, Miss Gertrude Sehalcben OF
Edinburg and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Melch Of this city.
Mesdames Epson and Sparkling,
mother and sister Of Mrs. Grossman
of this city departed Wednesday eve
ming for their home in Conneaut, o.,
after a very pleasant visit at the
home Of their relative here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Walker and
son, and Dr.. Minnie Parrish left
Monday for an extended visit in the
central part Of the state. They plan
on visiting with their sister, Mrs.
S. H. Jones at Leonard and with Mrs.
Leslie Quinn, another sister at San
Marcos, from there going on to Yer
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. B. Bunch and Mrs.
/ Jones, W. l.. FRANKIE and Billy Bunch
made up n party on Sunday, going to
Jardin dc Florez and to the Rio
Grande on a fishing and p~icnicking
excursion.
MIS-. j.. n. SdlleT anu MISS
Florella left Thurday evening for an
extended visit in North Texas and
Oklahoma. The ladies plan to spend
part of the time in Sulphur, Okla,
with their son and brother, J. o. Sal
ter and family. going from there to
Ada, 20 visit the parents Of DR.. Sal
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Salter, coming
home by way Of Vernon.
NJ . AZ I~ l-E4 H-.L~--
day evening for San Antonio where
she will attend the Biennial q dele
gate from the local Tuesday club.
Mrs. j. A. Card was a guest at the
luncheon given ut Edinburg By the
PIT. A. Of that city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Noyes Smith Of Austin was an
honor guest.
Mrs. Geo. Jones leaves Monday
evening for a visit with her aunt in
New Orleans. She will return in her
auto which she left there upon com
ing here.
Mrs. Lee Mckinney and children
are expected to arrive firm Sano An
tonic the first Of the week to spend
the summer here with her mother.
a. J. Smith.
Mrs. S. L. Hardin and children. Sid
ney. Jr., and Margaret will leave the
first Of the weeks for an extended
visit with her mother, Mrs. Freeman
and her sister. Mrs. George Wind
burn in Wichita Falls. Mrs. Hardin
plans on driving through.
Miss Louise Lockhart was the
happy winner Of the silver thimble in
the sewing class for the best work
done. This is an annual gift made
by the Women's Tuesday club.
Mrs. A. l.. Brasher left Wednesday
evening for Dallas. to attend the
graduation Of her son Lloyd at
BAYLOR.
Mrs. Van Storm was hostess "a the
Country club ut her home north Of
town Tuesday. with two tables OF
rlavers. Mrs. T. NJ. Melden and Mrs.
X. r. Conway were guests.