Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-14

spending the past week in this city
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Elmore were
weekend guests at the j. l.. Billiard
home, returning to their home at
Mercedes, Sunday night. Mrs. FL
more is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Billiard.
Mrs. S. NJ. Corbin. of Kingsville,
left Monday for her home at that
place after a pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. G. S. Wofford and fam
lily.
Miss Edith Dobie Of Mathis, Tex
as, has arrived to spend several weeks
with her sisters, Mesdames K. Fulton
Jones and Oscar Renfro.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wade have had
as their guest, Miss Willie Elliott Of
Sweetwater, Texas, a charming young
lady who has made many friends in
Harlingen during her annual visits
here. She will leave for her home
early next week. Two pretty affairs
have been given complimenting Miss
Elliott.
Mrs. Wade entertained in her hon.
or on Friday evening at the Woman's
building with a delightful five-table
forty-two party. Roses, daisies and
fern were artistically combined TO
add to the attractive living room or
auditorium. Miss Edith Dobie OF
Mathis was a special guest on this
occasion. High score was awarded to
Miss Anne Gregg, for the ladies and
for the first prize for the gentlemen,
John Gill won the high. Each re-
ceived a pretty gift as also did Miss
Olga Meyers and L. H. Chatfield, win
ners of low GORE. The honor guest
was presented with a h~and-painted
pitcher, and q beautiful hand-painted
picture was presented 70 Miss Dobie.
These were the work Of the hos
tess. Punch and delicious cake we're
served to the following: Misses FL
lott and Dobie, Georgia Howell,
Annie Gregg. Emma and Olga Meyer.
and Messrs. and Mesdames Otto
Weller, X. Fulton Jones, John Gill,
L. II. Chatfield, and Yatto, and also
Messrs. Herman, Bond, Meyer, and
the host and hostess.
On Monday afternoon Misses
Willie Elliott of Sweetwater, anu
Edith Dobie Of Mathis. were honor
guests at the beautifully appointed
new home Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Fulton
Jones, from 5 until 2 o'clock. The
flowers were in %profusion, and so
prettily arranged as to draw ex-
CARNATIONS Of admiration from the
guests who added TO the charm Of
the flowers with their dainty COS
tunes and lovely hats. The gracious
hostess, assisted by Mrs. G. S. Wof-
ford, welcomed the guests in the
living room, presenting the tally and
score cards which were in green and
and white, the color scheme chosen
for the occasion. The guests were
ushered out on the breezy porch
where five tables were arranged for
the game of forty-two. Mrs. Elgin
Ford was successful in winning high,
and her reward was a handpainted
vase. Mrs. Claude Lambert won low.
To the W h~onorees, the hostess pre-
sented each with a sterling silver
thimble with initials engraved there
on. The refreshments were in the
chosen c~olors, green and white brick
ice cream and white cake, with green
icing and the minis the same. The
favors were a Shasta daisy, on each
plate. Guests were Misses Edith
Dobie, Willie Elliott, Matte and
Jennie Case, Sunshine Baldridge,
Sybil Liston, Myrtle Benedict, Eunice
Liston, Essie Mcleod, Emma Meyer.
Anne Gregg, George Howell, Mes
danes G.. S. Wofford. Elgin Ford,
Oscar Renfro, Claude Lambert, L. H.
Chatfield, R. R. Van Ambert, John
Gill. J. E. Wade, Otto Weller, and the
hostess.