Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-17
DONNA


Mrs. NJ. Carol was hostess for two
delightful bridge parties at her at
tractive home on two succeeding
tuesdays, and on each occasion q
ely arrangement Of pink and
am tinted roses gave floral charm
the cool room and all table Access
les. The tallies and score cards
ere particularly dainty in these
~.eiicate tints. At the first party
mrs. Alfred Lissner scored high.
MRS John Jones of Mercedes second,
and Mrs. Neal Cummings. low. AT
me second party Mrs. NJ. G.. Black
scored high, Mrs. Weiderman second,
and Mrs. Forrest Hester low. At the
lirst party given Tuesday, June IL,
MADDEN, Mrs. A. B. Scott, Mrs. r. III.
Kern, Mrs. Hoyt of Mercedes. Mrs
.has- Thornton, Harlingen; Mrs.
Raymond Mills, Mrs. c. L. Skaggs,
RS. b. I. Sanders, Mrs. NJ. +. Arm
rong, Jr., of Weslaco, end the
ma ladies were Mrs. Harold
it's, Mrs. j. z. Weir, Mrs. b. +.
ckett, Mrs. Forrest Hester, Mrs.
airy J. Backer, Mrs. Ed Vertrees,
3. Kyle Phillips, Mrs. Webb, Mrs.
Z. White, Mrs. Hobart White,
8. Geo. Vance, Mrs. Weiderman,
trs. Joe Powell, Mrs. NJ. G.. Black,
IRIS. Ben Miller, Mrs. Frank Glass,
hrs. Dick Bailey, Mrs. d. B. Briggs,
Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Everett Knapp,
Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Frank Hes
ter, Jr., Miss Evelyn Coke. At the
second party given June 8, were Mrs.
Fred Bennett, Mrs. j. II. Anderson,
Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Hoyt Hager
OF Mercedes, Mrs. Miller Armstrong,
Jr., Weslaco, Mrs. L j. Polk, Mrs.
5. T.. Motion, Mrs. Gore, Mrs. ]. d.
Louck, Mrs. Geo. Thomas, Miss
Gwendolyn Thomas of Pharr; Mrs.
T. NJ. Sewell, Mrs. W. L. Hart, Mrs.
w. n. Vivrett, Mrs. w. n. Vivrett, Jr.,
of McAllen; Mrs. Vernon Hill, Mrs.
J. Gillett, Mission. The Donna guests
being Mrs. Glenn White, Mrs. Leo
Tinkle, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. G. Dickey,
Mrs. N. Cummings. Mrs. Dick Austin,
Mrs. s. l.. Ware, Mrs. Bryan Collier,
Mrs. Harold Vertrees, Mrs. NJ. Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. H. T. Pittman, Mrs. Al
fred Lissner, Mrs. Frank Hester, Mrs.
Harry Towns, Mrs. X. S. Chambers,
Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. Tom Fox.
The Donna Delta Delphian Chapter
held their last meeting of the year
on Tuesday, giving a lovely luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. Dick Austin.
During the courses. served buffet
style, a travelogue was given, the
members being carried on a delightful
imaginary cruise on the blue waters
of the Mediterranean, visiting the
countries that border on this sea.
Mwa HERALD tTrffa HnndngfnA the
tour. Most Of these countries have
been studied by the club during the
past year. Mrs. Walter G. Weaver
and her house guest, Mrs. MINER Of
Omaha, Nebr., were honor guests, and
Mrs. MINER gave greetings from the
state of Nebraska to the Donna Del
phians and told some Of the happen
ings of the Biennial convention in
San Antonio which she attended as a
delegate from her state. Those en-
joying this most delightful meeting
of the year were Mesdames Walter
Weaver, MINER, L. NJ. Davis, Bryan
Collier, Frank Hester, John Mcclellan,
Frank Thomason, Gerald Mann,
Henry Pittman, r. 7. Rusk, Bethel,
DR.. johnson, Miss Jane Redfield.
Miss Margaret Hutton left Saturday
night for an extended visit with rela-
tives in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Armour have
returned from a few days vacation in
Galveston where they attended the
Beauty Review and pageant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson have moved
into the Armour cottage in North
Donna.
Mrs. Victor Lloyd Sr.. is reported
i'll at her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rowland left
Tuesday morning for a six weeks
vacation trip 70 Oregon where they
will visit Mrs. Rowland's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Moliter, formerly of
Donna.
F. f. Knapp returned from a bust
ness trip to Houston Saturday.
Mrs. J. s. McCandless Of Mission
visited Mrs. Ben Miller and her
mother, Mrs. Sam Lissner this week
Mr.. and Mrs. /. W. McClude and
sons, Jim and Joe, left the later part
Of last week for Kansas where they
vii make an extended visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Sally Whigham entertained a
number of her friends Friday night
AZ q CAV frolic at the home OF her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Will Whigham.
Games and music proved lhbeItStiHs
diversion throughout the evening,
and Miss Sally was assisted by her
mother in serving delicious refresh
ments. The guests were Misses
Mildred McFarling, Gay Newland,
Hilda Mae Bunker, Arba Mauldin,
Una Ma Fair. Lois Fleuriet, Alma
Haney, and Lyle Phillips, Orville
Vineyard. klemann Watson, Fred
Petch, Warren Davis, George Pur-
year. Que OF two guests were Miss
Luella Morris of McAllen. and Evelyn
and Bill Bell Of Oklona, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell and children
Evelyn and Bill. OF Oklona. Ark, are
visiting their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen j. Fair and family.
Miss Carmen Whigham is home
for the summer vacation from
Georgetown where she has been at
tending Southwestern University.