Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

many cclors and varieties filled the
home. Adding their charm to the
environment we're roses. snapdrag-
ons, end many other blossoms. Sub
stitute players for the afternoon
were Mrs. F. W. Colmery. Mrs. Ber-
mic Goolsby and Miss Mary Louise
Colmery. Mrs. Davis Wade held
high score when the games had end
ed and was rewarded with a set of
handsome wrought iron book ends.
In the late afternoon hours a salad
course was enjoyed. At the next
meeting Of the club .-rs. John Clark
will be hostess.
FRY-BECKMAN
Miss Cullon Elizabeth Fry. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". >. Fry. vas
united in marriage to Dewey q.
Beckman at Edinburg Sunday. Rev.
L. { Forfeited. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church at Edinburg
performed the ceremony at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Beckman arc making
their home in San Benito. The bride
has resided near San Benito with
her parents and has a host Of
friends and acquaintance in this
section. Ne~wbraunfels was the for
mer home Of Mr.. Beckman. He came
10 San Benito from McAllen and is
connected with the American Rail
way Express company here.
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
Saturday afternoon Miss Betty
Bonner celebrated her seventh birth
day anniversary with a delightful
party given AT the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +. Bonner. on
North Sam Houston boulevard. Dur
ing the afternoon interesting games
were enjoyed. One of the centers
of interest was the birthday cake
To the little guests slices Of the
Tiny decorated Christmas trees we're
presented az favors.
Children enjoying the event we're
Jack Tippit. Helen Hinkly. Wanda
Powell, Ernest Agar. Doris Ogden,
Angie Lee Lu~tenhacher, Henry Cen
try. Dorothy Dodds. Jack Goolshy.
Seeta Mayme Foster. Elizabeth Hol-
comb. Mary Alice Bonner. Buddy
Trecn, Jimmie TAYLOR. Leefy Brown.
George Cook, Carol Lou Tippit,
Aline East. Carolyn Crews. jean
Agar. Mary Katherine Ogden. Patty
Ogden, Marian Cowden. David Cen
try. Frances Goolsby. Alpha Wright.
Mona Jean Foster. Roosevelt Bonner.
Sue Helen Treor. Betty Ann Higgins.
Ann Stanley and Tom MarchhankE.
PERSONALS
The Rev. and Mrs. " ". Whar-
ton of Brady. Texas. visited friends
IN San Renito Friday and spent Sat
urday in Brownsville. Mr.. Wharton
formerly was pastor OF the First
Christian church here but is now IN
charge Of the pastorate ~ Brady.
Miss Grace Mcmillan left Saturday
night 10 attend Baylor College az
Belton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Lsuderdale have
as their guest their son. jimmie.
who has been studying voice in San
Antonio.
Mrs. Ollie Thompson. who has
been critically i'll for some time has
improved considerably.
Miss Lucille Ehlers spent the week
end visiting in San Benito with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lodbell of San
Bsnito we're Sunday visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Heiple.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ". Morris have
As their guest. Mrs. T. c. Clark Of
Dallas. Mrs. Clark is a relative of
Mr.. Morris.
J. A. Welch left Sunday night for
San Antonio.
MIR. and Mrs. W. n. Startup. par
ents Of Mrs. Stanley s. Dodds. re-
turned TO their home In Proctor.
Vermont, Sunday night.
a. i. Cole Of Houston. treasurer
of the Missouri Pacific Lines in Tex
as. was in San Benito Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. #. Lautenschlager
ard daughter of Watertown. s. D..
are spending several weeks in San
Benito and Rio Hondo.
John Meyer returned to Detroit
Monday night.
Mrs. James Sweeney left Sunday
night for San Antonio to take her
daughter. Mary Lou. TO a hospital.
Mrs. Agnes Blount. of Ayden, n.
G., Is visiting at the home Of her
brother-in-law. r. J.. Blount here.
Mrs J. S. Edge - improving sat
i~sfactorily after her operation in
the Valley Esnfixt boxri.,I