Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-29

MRS. GEORGE HAS GUESTS
Mrs. J.. i. George was hostess %
a number Of Brownsville guests y
the members or the Tuesday Bridge
club Tuesday afternoon when sne
entertained in honor OF her houle
guest, Mrs. Norman Matthews 81
Erkansas City, Kas. Mr.. and Mrs
Matthews are spending several days
in Brownsville ut the George home.
Sweetpeas and roses were lavishly
uzed in the card room Of the Country
club where the function was given
Mrs. Milton Vents made the high
score among. the elub members ann
Mrs. r. X. NcNair received the high
prize among the guests. Mrs. Will
liam Craig, Jr., made second high and
Mrs. Il. L. Works was presented the
consolation.
A plate luncheon was an added Tea
tnre 10 the hospitality during the
evening.
The guest list exclusive Of the
club list included the names Of Mes
danes James SHELTON, 7. M. Yeti Of
Austin. mother Of Mrs. Robin Pate,
Robert Schwarz, James l.. Rentfr0,
Thomas Sweeney, A. X. Black, j. N.
George. r.. X. McNair, r. l.. Works,
Norris Clint. Jack Jones, w. II.
Tucker, Travis Jennings, Tom Mer-
rill. A. ID. Dickinson, r. Roy Ruff,
j.. w. Davis and Miss Sally Russell.
MORE BIENNIAL PLANS
Mrs. r.. j.. Voc was unanimously
chosen 10 act as chairman at the
meeting Of the chairmen OF the Bien-
NAL In Cameron county which was
held Tuesday afternoon In the Stone
wall Jackson hotel in San Benito
for the purpose Of making entertain
ment plans in honor Of the visiting
delegates Of the convention. They
are expected 70 arrive in the Valley
about the first OF June.
Mrs. s. q. Tucker Of Brownsville
was made genernR chairman Of the
entertainment COMMITTEES. Mrs. II.
/. Yates, Brownsville; MRS. H. b.
Livingston, San Benito, and Mrs. W.
~. Waterman, HarlinKen. will be on
the transportation committee Of this
district Of the Valley. Mrs. H. o.
Schleben, Edinburg, is general chair
man.
RETURNS TO SAN ANTONIO
Mrs. Alec Adams. a district chair
nan Of the Auxiliary Of the Western
Texas P~resbytery which has been
meeting in Brownsville, left Wednes-
day evening for San Antonio. She
has been the house guest of Mrs.
Volney w. Taylor.
At San Antonio she will be present
nt a luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Henry p. Drought, local Biennial
chairman, given In honor Of Mrs.
John sherman, general federation
president, Friday afternoon. The city
federation Of clubs will entertain
Mrs. Sherman Saturday with a lunch
on She II there 10 confer with the
local biennial committees on the CON-
ing meeting the latter part Of May.
MRS. HOLLAND RETURNS
Mrs. r.. T.. Holland has recently re-
turned from a visit of two months
spent in Pasadena, Calf, with her
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Finch, and an
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Lovett Of New York City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Losett spend their winters on
the west coast. Friends Of Mrs. Hol-
LAID will remember Mrs. Finch as a
visitor in Brownsville about three
years < when she spent some time
with her daughter.
Mrs. Holland said that she did not
see any Brownsville citizens while
visiting in the West but that the To-
ca radio station came in clear sever
al times at that far distance.
Invited friends from Brownsville to
n bridge party at the Reese-Wil-
Mond at Harlineen this afternoon at
8 o'clock we're Mrs. Lulu George, Mrs.
e. F. Holland and Mrs. Volney w.
Taylor. The function is being given
BY Mrs. Rogers A. Nelly whose hus-
band Is prominently connected with
the Southern Pacific lines Of this
section.
Mrs. G. r. Tyrrell and Mrs. Vol
ney W. Taylor were invited guests
70 q party being given this afternoon
az the Casa de Palmas in McAllen.
hostesses being Mesdames A. J.. Ne
Coli, Flora Shea, Best, and r.. A.
Mcdaniel. About one hundred ana
tifty guests are expected 10 be pres
snt AZ the affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Abnev ~ lam
pasas, who have been here the past
ten days visiting their daughter. Mrs
Harry l. Faux, and their son. James
= Abney, returned 20 San Antonio
"Wednesday evening. They spend part
2f the winter months each year al
San Antonio.
A recent guest Of Mrs. Lulu George
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