Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-29

McALLEN
-FOUR HOSTESSES
Mcscames Jack Howell, Robert ABB
bot. e. w. Campbell, and Buel La
nier Of Edinburg were joint hostess
e. Friday afternoon when they en-
tertained with q bridge party 1t the
Casa de Palmas tea room. The host
esses introduced Mrs. Cargyle, and
Mrs. Gilven who are new corners In
McAllen.
Pastel shades Of blue, pink. and
yellow were used in the decorations.
A profusion Of sweet peas in the
chosen colors we're used in the floral
decorations. Z
5frs. Allen Kearby was awarded a
prize for high score, Mrs. Floyd
Swallow Of Alamo received second
prize. Mrs. Gail Hart the consolation.
and Mrs. Y. l.. Cook. the cut prize.
Twensy-three tables Of players
participated in the series Of games,
including guests from other Valley
towns.
Mrs. Paul Bowen was hostess
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Broadway to the jolly Dozen club.
The afternoon was spent in sewing
and chatting. Those present were
Mesdames G. Fl. Brittcn. p. II. Lee,
c. w. Boalden, r. Z. Whitsett. y. "A.
Smithon, C. l.. Moore, l.. r. Morrow.
p. r. Hudson, l.. r. Coleman, Will
liam Yoakum, and Mrs. Heron Of
San Juan.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church held a regular
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Jones on North
Tenth street. Mr.. Fred Knudson,
president, presided. DR.. Brooks i.
Dickey led the devotional service.
The installation Of officers fol-
lowed. Mrs. X. w. Jones president;
Mrs. J. w. Davis, vice president;
Mrs. Roy II. Hardin, secretary. Dele
gates TO the Western Prcsbyterial
meeting in Brownsville were appoint
ed. Mrs. X w. Jones. Mrs. "A. l.. Nell
son. and Mrs. Fred Knudson-
During the social hour the aux
iliary presented TIE retiring presi-
dent. Mrs. Fred Knudson, a four
piece electric coffee service as a
token Of appreciation of her SER
vices during the five years she has
served the auxiliary as president.
Friends and neighbors Of Mrs.
Earl Spawn living in Rose lawn
court met al the home Of Mrs. John
Callavo for a farewell gathering. The
family will leave Saturday for Chcs-
ter. South Dakota. The friends
feeling sure that Mrs. Spawn would
realize her mistake in leaving the
sunshine and roses, and cry most Of
the way there" gave her a shower Of
hankerchiefs.
Those present were Mesdames
Clyde Miller, James Williamson. Nj.
f.. Rogers, Tom Merton. d. f. Wal
ker, Leo Tigerghein, L. f. Gill, Betty
Saunders, Earl Spawn. Johanna Lit
tie Of Mission, and Miss Lavonne
White OF Litchfield, III.
The hostess was assisted by Miss
es OPAL Boidin and Airline Collavo.
The members of the Priscilla club
spent an afternoon Friday with Mrs.
r. L. Moore as hostess at the home Of
her mother. Mrs. o. r. Osborn, on
North Tenth street. The personnel
included Mssdames b. ID. K~imbrough.
u. Z. Leslie. A. ID. CrochrEm, #. r..
Osborn, y. 5. Bonner. Carey Smith.
Gordon Griffin. M. r. Nelson. NJ. L.
Kreidler. George Gaddy, and @. r.
Osborn.
Miss Frances Robey entertained
Thursday evening with a dance COM
p~limenting Miss Ruth Spawn. The
guest list included Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collavo,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Borden, Mr.. KeIlewy,
Lavonne White, Alfred Lewis, Cecile
Rike. and Misses Gladys and Ruth
Cox.
The directors Of the Woman's
council Of the Christian church met
Thursday afternoon with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Richmond Bruhaker.
Those present were Mcsdames T. c..
Weaver, A. ID. Lcavell, r. w. Senseny,
L. Il. HUMPHREYS. o. r. Osborn, c. r.
Mosely and Steers. Plans are being
made for a birthday bazaar which
will be held sometime after Easter.
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The members OF the Pollyanna club
enjoyed a picnic supper ut the Pharr
pump Saturday evening. Those pres