Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
MERCEDES
PARTY

Mrs. Jack Ray entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with a pretty
ehildrcn's party for her little daugh-
ter. Bette Ray, who was nine years
old. Contests and games afforded
great fun. In the peanut hunting
contest George Cape Breeding Won
first prize ana Della Hessel won
the BOBBY prize.
Paul Payne won first prize and
Matte Breeding scored low IN PIN
ming the slipper on Cinderella, bind
FOLDED. A large birthday cake, bear
ing nine yellow candles, n con-
tanning the usual prizes. was cut
and served with other refreshments
Other little folks present were
Dolores Strekfus, Jacqueline and rs
telle Ashton, Owena stone, Lucille
Clifford. Sara Virginia and Louis
Henry. Pauline Brand, Mary Rosa
lind Saladino. Isabel Hall, DOT
othy and Barbara Warner, Frances
Irby, Bette and 10 Ann Scott, Franh
Barry, Lillian Hessel.
CAMPACAUs CLUB
The Campacaus Home Demonstra-
ton club met with Mrs. Ben Ore"
ON Monday afternoon. After a bus
moss meeting the hostess served Z
,rfreShment course 70 the following
women: Mrs. Z. c. Ramesy, mrs
Frank McClenan, Mrs. H. beuhier'
DELPHIAN CLUB
Mrs. John {. Jones had charge
80 the program at tho last meetihe
re nelphian club. The subject
for study was the Renaissance IN
france" Mrs. A. n. Brown gave =
asume Of the study At the ies!
meeting. Mrs. J. G. Jones talked
~, aExpressions of = New Spirit IN
Western Europe. Mrs. Harry Lawson
presented "The Beginning OF the
Ore Hundred Years" THE Maid
~ Orleans" was given by Mrs. Ter
Perkins and "The Growth of Az
solution in France by Mrs. Jack
TrnIi;ryer. Mrs. Charles Buck OF
la Feria gave the "Rennaissanee IN
France Catherine de MedicI ara
Mrs. II. f. Hager The Era oil hel'e-
ious Wars
OVERALL PARTY
The Rainbow Girls entertalneu
WITH an overall party" at the Ma
sonic hall. during the past week and
experienced an evening OF mucn
cn;ovment. They played games and
later had a refreshment course.
Those enjoying the affair were
Daisy Lester. Velma Giddie, Maxine
section. Gladys Hampton, Juanita
Rianrhard. Joe May Newly, Cath
or;re Commons, Mildred Schroat.
Mary Johnson and Mary Kelly. Mrs.
4 A Allison and Mrs. j. l.. Ninlng'
Eastern Star members. assisted IN
he evenings festivities.
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PERSONALS
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Lyons and Mr..
ard Mrs. j. W. kirsch and children,
Bernard and Donald. arrived in Mer-
codes this week where they VIII
spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Allen q Nc
Allen were guests here this week N
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. v. Al
len
Miss Mildred Bridges returned
Monday from a two weeks yis
with relatives and friends IN Fort
Worth.
MI. 2nd Mrs. james RaiAe @"
sons. John Ray and Frank. returned
the first Of the week from San An
tonic where they visited in the
home of Mrs. r. K. McGee. They
were accompanied home by their
daughter. Miss Vera Barry. who has
been attending school at Baylor col
1ege-
Mrs. Willie r. Combs Of San An
tonic was a weekend visitor here
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Z.
Van Berg. "A
!. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Fixes and
laughter of Point Isabel were week
end visitors here In the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Fixes.
AMrs. ID. Moore has returned 10 her
hAme in Albuquerque. New Mexico.
ater n visit here in the home Of
Mrs. Bob Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dent have re-
turned to their home in Dallas after
\ visit here with Mr.. Dents moth
or. Mrs. L. Dent, and sister, Mrs.
Helen Symcnds.
Mrs. r.. r. Stenhens ard children