Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-18
SAN BENITO
DINNER BRIDGE

~A<N2tEn bhiDGE
Monday evening Mrs. j. Dunn's
dinner bridge was one OF the de-
1ghtful Inequalities of the season
n was arranged at her home. The
guests We're assembled at eight IA
pies after the appetizing three
course dinner. Mrs. s. II. Crews
neld high score among the women
players when scores were counte
y Z. B. Wells ranked first among
the men. Attractive trophies were
awarded 10 both winners. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. T. +.
Marchbanks, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. &,
Marshal. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Holcombe, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. j. Hinkly, DR.. and Mrs.
;. H. Crews, Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh,
Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Dodds,
Mrs. +. L. Barmore. DR.. and Mrs.
G. F. Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse A,
Welch, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Wells, Mr..
and Mrs. J. ". Belts, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ID. Wyant, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Brasil and e. J Leslie.
STUDY INTERIOR DECORATING
Thee Athenian club members met
at the country home of Mrs. l.. K.
WATSON for an interesting prograri
on Interior Decorating" The host
ess was leader Of the meeting. Pre-
ceding the program, Mrs. L. A. Bar
rier presided during the business
session, since the president, Mrs. II.
Is, Livingston, is attending the state
convention at Denton. Communica-
tons from charter members and 9TH
ers made the business period inter-
esting. Mrs. d. 7. Youker. Mrs
i. @. Adamson and Mrs. W. X. Brown
were received into membership N
the club Reflected in the roll call
was IN Armistice Day note, express
ing the theme, Lest We Forget
MIS-. WATSON opened the program
with a highly interesting discussion
of Making a House a Home" bring
ing out the fact that the spirit u
the occupants and other invisible at
tributes. as well as tho furnishings
are important factors. A round ia
BILE discussion Of the physical prop
critics Of the home followed. Need
for a plan in landscap!ng the sur
~roundings Of the home is as impoi-
tant as a plan for the construction
of the house, Mrs. W. Z. Chenowe.h
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ing talk on landscaping.
KIwANIS LUNCHEON
At its weekly luncheon at The
Stonewall Jackson hotel Wednesday
Red Cross Day was observed by thu
kiwanis club with a number OF
speakers taking the floor and talking
on the work done by the American
Red Cross The chairman Of the an
nual roll call, James c. Bowie, had
charge of the program and spoke
briefly, stating that in some places
membership Of 10 per cent Of the
population joins the Red Gross
Clinton county, Michigan, enrolled
more than 10 per cent Of its popula.
ton and Riley township more than
IL per cent. DR.. +. It. Morris stated
that the Red Cross probably was
the greatest agency for peace since
the World war than anything else
The chairman of the San Benito
chapter, Rev. Francis NJ. Davis. AMI
John o. Prentiss, roll call chairman
for two years, also were speakers.
BIBLE CLASS DINNER
Tuesday night with covers laid FOR
twelve, the young men Of the Kings
Bible class of the First Baptist
church had their semi-monthly ban
quee in the basement Of the meeting
house. Fried chicken and all the
trimmings were served By the wom-
en- OF the W. NJ. S. Miss Grace Nc
MILAN and Miss Lillian Harl enter
tanned the young men with music
and readings. These were followed
by a talk on the constitution Of the
United States and the amendments
thereto by +. s. Robertson. teacher