Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-10

flrst year OF the CLUB, declaring that
their devotion TO its interests had
made possible a better club for this
year, and for the future. Members
responded to roll call by giving cur
rent events after the reports and
general business Of the meeting had
been concluded. The following in
teresting musical program was
given: "Liebesfreud' (Kriesler),
piano solo, by Mrs. Charles Shelan-
der; "The White Swan" (Hulten),
vocal solo by Mrs. w. F. Pitts; Lar
ghetto" (Mozart), violin solo by Mrs.
George A. Toolan; "At Dawning'
(Cadman), vocal duet. by Mrs. Bruce
Gentry and Mrs. Ed Brady.
The Wednesday Morning Music
club, which was organized a year
ago, has the following active men,
bers: Mrs. L. A. Barrier, Mrs. r. W.
Burgess. Mrs. A. B. Calder. Mrs. j.
VI. Clark, Mrs. Guy j. Cornett, Mrs.
Glenn II. Crigler, Mrs. w. p. Drake,
Mrs. j. Lee H~anchey. Mrs. c. a. Nc
Call, Mrs. Arch d. Methven Jr., Mrs.
w. r. Pitts. Mrs. Charles ~Shelander,
Mrs. Leland Winston, Mrs. Burt,
Mrs. r. T. Agar, Mrs. Ed Brady, Mrs.
c. Z. Burke, Mrs. c: B. Chsse, Mrs.
+. w. Colmery. Mrs. G. D. Cowgirl.
Mrs. Jeff Davis, Mrs. Bruce Gentry.
Mrs. L. II. Hoskins. Mrs. Victor II.
Mertz, Mrs. ]. b. Nosler. Mrs. Ned
q. Rigsbee. Mrs. James Sweeney and
Mrs. Hoskins.
Associate members Of the club
are: Mrs. Robert Alexander. Mrs. n.
F. Benson, Mrs. W. 5. Galloway, Mrs.
Mrs. L. II. Downs, Mrs. j. a. Graham,
Mrs. {. Z. Hudson. Mrs. II. g. Mar
shall, Miss Vera Meyer, Mrs. +. G..
Schmidt, Mrs. Davsi Wade, Mrs. 7.
n. Barton, Miss Helen Lee BROOKS,
Mrs. T. A. Disbrow. Mrs. j. punr,
Mrs. A. L. Harris, Mrs. II. c. Lawton,
Mrs. N. s. Monger, Mrs. G. s. Pugs-
ley, Mrs. George A. Toolan and Mrs.
James B. Ward. Mrs. j. W. Morris
is an honorary member.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held Wednesday morning, CT. IL,
at the home of Mrs. Ward.
JoLLY-ETTE CLUB
Members Of the Jolly-Ette Bridge
club pleasantly surprised Mrs. Ar
thur Anderson Friday evening when
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=. NJ. Sherer TO bid her farewell on
the eve OF her departure. During the
evening games OF bridge were en-
The honoree was presented
a gift of lingerie from the club
members. She was also remembered
by her hostess who gave her a table
mat. In the late evening a refresh
ing dessert course was enjoyed.
TEACHERS ENTERTAIN
A delightful affair arranged Fri
day evening by the ward school
teachers for other members of the
San Benito faculty at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Cowgirl. In the
wide living room the familiar envi-
ronment OF the school room had beer
created but the guests found them.
selves in the role OF pupils and not
teachers. Glasses were conducted
by the hostess teachers in various
departments, the lessons taking the
form of guessing contests and caus-
ing q great deal of merriment.
spelling match was held in which
participants were required to spell
backwards and modelling work was
done with chewing gum. An appetite
ing dessert course was served late
in the evening.
HI-LO BRIDGE CLUB
The Hi-Lo Bridge club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Nathan Craig with a
Mexican luncheon served Thursday
at one o'clock at Sobre las Olas.
Harlingen cafe. The guests assem-
bled later in Mrs. Craig's home which
was pleasingly decorated with large
bouquets of scarlet hibiscus and bird
OF paradise blossoms. Mrs. Geor~e
Campbell held high score among the
members when the games ended and
received the attractive trophy. Mrs.
Richard Collins received the souve-
mir for high score among the guests
while the cut prize was awarded to
Mrs. Jesse Welch. Mrs. W. S. Brock
and Mrs. Collins were guests Of the
afternoon.
WOODMEN ATTEND INITIATION
A number Of members Of the local
Woodmen's Circle, some accompanied
by their husbands, went to the Nc
Allen circle initiation Thursday
night. According to Mrs. Ralph Ma.
ley. secretary OF the San Benitans in
invited the McAllen circle mem
bers TO attend the local initiation
Wednesday night. Those who went
to McAllen included Mrs. c. r. bod
son, Mrs. Clifford Hollon, Mrs. Clara
Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. John Nesmith,
Mrs. Ralph Maley, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Nesmith. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrel
Hollon. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Lawrence.
Mrs. Ward Nesmith and Mrs. G. ".
Duncan.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
At her home on North Dick BOWL
ing avenue, Mrs. John B. Hulsev en-
~tertained Friday evening with a sew
en- o'clock dinner, announcing the
engagement and approaching marri-
Of her daughter, Lois, TO Mr..
walter W. Rowland of Chicago. Cen
tering the table was a miniature ar
Dor Of pink and white blossoms from
a white wedding bell was sus-
pended above a three-tiered white
wedding cake. A white satin bow
was fastened TO the bell with ribbon
streamers extending 70 pink and
baskets at each plate. In the
heart Of a dainty rosebud in each
basket were concealed the names OF
the betrothed couple and the nuptial
date, October II, 1928. Silver candle
sticks containing pink tapers and
pink corona sprays adorned the table.
A very dainty and delicious five
course dinner was served. The guests
were Misses Katherine Espey. Chris
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