Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-09
McALLEN
AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Earl Suttle and Mrs. v. ].
Eckelkamp were joint hostesses
Thursday afternnoo when they enter
tanned at bridge complImenting Miss
Myrtis Grain Of Waco, the house
guest Of Mrs. Horace Etchison, at the
home Of Mrs. Suttle in the Altamira
addition.
The room where five tables were
decorated in roses. The personnel in
cluded: Mesdames II. II. Damme,
Whit Rogers, William Payne, I. w.
Doster, Harkey, John ~tlockaday. Rob-
ert McMurty, Les OrNeal, Dan Gull
yer, Nellie Akard of FL Paso, VI. II.
Laycock, Horace EtchisCn, Ezra Ken
nedy, George Calder, Sam Miller
Joe Wait. Claude Mcllenburch, Lee
Green, Banks Miller of San Juan, and
the honor guest.
Mrs. II. II. Damme received the
prize for high score. Mrs. Dan Gull
yer the consolation and Mrs. Banks
Miller the cut prize.
The Tantom club held an enjoyable
meeting this week on the Hoit-Ham-
mond tract. Those present were
Mesdames Geo. Devil, J. c. Ziebell,
f. j. Johnson, G. l.. Frame, Dan Me-
Kenzie, Hugh Mckenzie, and Mrs.
Cameron.
The p. +. o. Chapter entertained
with a four course luncheon at the
Casa de Palmas tea room Tuesday
observing Mothers Day.
The luncheon was served on the
large round table in the center Of the
tea room which was decorated in
spring flowers and ferns. Covers
were laid for forty guests and twenty
mothers who were special guests of
occasion.
The president, Mrs. Roy Telford.
gave the address of welcome, and
Mrs. Floyd Glasscock made the re-
Spouse for the mothers. The follow
ing program was rendered and was
greatly enjoyed by all: piano solo.
Robert Osborn: reading, Franklin
GlendennirG; piano solo. Mrs. f. l..
Moore; reading. Marilyn Moore; harp
solos by Maurine and Mildred Card.
MAKENS-IIAWLEY
Miss Agnes Makens. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joan Makens of Pharr
was married Wednesday Ilorning to
Ernest hawley of Me cedes at the
Sacred Heart church "a McAllen with
Father Frances reading the service.
The church was artiStically decor
ated for the occasion. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley left
by automobile for A months trip
through Colorado. Mr.. Hawley is the
son of Mrs. Mary Hawley and has
been engaged in the Valley for sev
eral years.
Misses Jean Kelley ard Jean Tuck
er entertained jointly Saturday after
moor with an informal tea at the
home of Mrs. II. B.. kelley in Palm
Heights. There were about twenty
five guests present which included
members Of the faculty club and
classmates of the hostesses.
During the afternoon Josephine
Pate gave a number of enjoyable
piano selections.
The Young Matron class Of the
Methodist church entertained with a
silver tea Friday afternoon az the
home of Mrs. Paul ID. Miller. An
amber bowl filled with pink sweet
peas were the tea table decorations
while arranged about TIE room were
baskets of red roses and sweet peas.
Assisting in serving were Mrs.
George Gaddy, Ruby Glasscock, and
Miss Gladys Cowan.
During the receiving hours, pro-
gram was rendered. Mrs. 4. W.
gave a vocal solo accompanied
by Mrs. William Payne, Mrs. Payne
a number of piano selections,
Mary Evelyn Leslie gave a reading
and dance, Junior Porter also gave
a reading.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Harry May left Thursday for
Miami, Fla, to spend the summer
her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seckenholt, ST.,
left Monday for Peoria, Illinois, to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. MCGOWAN of
Harrington have moved to McAllen to
make their home.