Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-26
FRIDAY CALENDAR


Church Federation meeting at the
Baptist church at 3 p. m. Election of
officers. Executive board meeting
before the regular session.
II Jardin PIT. A. meeting discuss
ing the school library at 3 D. m.
Friday Bridge club, Mrs. Marshall
White, hostess at her home on West
Levee street at 3 p. m.
The 1925 Bridge club, Mrs. Volney
W. Taylor will entertain at her home
on Leyee street.
MRS. TUCKER ENTERTAINS
entertaining in a setting of pink
and white roses in the spacious card
room of the Brownsville Country
club, Mrs. w. F. Tucker was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to eleven tables
OF bridge players, including her club
members, recent brides, a bride
elect, and many friends.
Floral decorations were placed
tastefully about the rooms carrying
out the favored color scheme which
was also evident in both the score
cards and tallies.
Those scoring for prizes, elaborate
pieces of lingerie, were Mrs, James
SHELTON, high; Mrs. j. NJ. Stein, sec
ond high; Mrs. Jesse bennett, cut;
Mrs. K. G. Schmelling, low; and Mrs.
*. G. Morris, second low. A refresh
ment course of nut sandwiches, fruit
salad, coffee, and cake also reflected
the colors of the decoration theme.
Present at the function were Mes
danes j. II. Batsell, A. X. Black.
Maurice Brulay, Lula George, Wal
lace HARDWOOD, Travis Jennings. r. c.
Morris, John Rutledge, Thomas
Sweeney. J. X. Wells, Pedro Chapa,
Holland Wood, j. ]. Fox. Charles Bur-
ton, G. s. Fremont, Morris Clint,
w. c. Craig, Jr., Harbert Davenport,
Jesse bennett, A. d. Dickinson, Jr.,
Frank c. Gay, j. /. George, o. /.
Hicks, Burt Hinkley, Jr., j. NJ. Stein,
James SHELTON. w. B. Sellers, r. c.
Schmelling, w. Z. Heaner, o. ".
Lawrence, W. r. McDavitt, George
McGonigle. Jr., John Merrill, Edward
McChesney, j. A. Muckleroy. Robin
Pate, J. L. Rentfro, G. c. Richard
son, Albert Fernandez, Lawrence
Brady, II. +. Tucker, Misses Margaret
West, Sally Russell. Katharyn
Creager. and her guest Mrs. David Z.
Miller of Atlanta, Ga.
BRIDAL PARTY HON0RED
AS an. opening number on a con
tinuous list of social events until her
wedding, February 1, Miss katharyn
Creager and her bridal party were
entertained Wednesday in Matamoros
at a typical Mexican lunch, Mes
danes G. c. Richardson, w. c. Craig,
and w. b. Clint the hostess.
Covers were laid for twenty-one at
a table artistically arranged with a
jacel for a centerpiece. featuring the
little Mexican home, the ornate gar
den for flowers and shrubs. and other
miniature details. Small Mexican
figures were at each cover for favors.
A gift of Mexican manufacture,
onyx made into a cigaret holder and
ash tray. was presented the bride
elect. Miss Creager. and her france.
Carlisle Williams Of Charlotte, North
Carolina.
Seated :. the luncheon table were
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Eentfro, DR.. Harry
X. Loew. Mr. and Mrs. John Gregg.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. 3. Clint. Mr.. and Mrs.
". &. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro
Chaps. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Richardson. Mr..
ana MIS- -. D. tEGd-tir NHN-A AGANNN
or. Katharyn. Mrs. David F.. Miller of
Atlanta. Ga. and Mr.. Williams. Mr..
ard Mrs. Pedro Chapa Will entertain
with a typical Mexican dinner at
their home on Levee street tonight in
honor Of the wedding party.
MISS RICE SCORES
Miss Cecilia Rec scored high for
the prize at the meeting Of the Eve
nina Bridge club which was held at
tie home Of DR.. VI. L. Murray on
Washington street Wednesday eve
ming. Miss Molly Rogers was hos
tess to the group. Second high score
was made by Mrs. Katherine Hamil-
ton.
A re~freshmelt course OF sand
w.ches. chocolate. and cake completed
the entertainment for the evening:
The next hostess will be Miss
Austin burst Wednesday evening az
1880 O'Clock al her home.