Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
SAN BENITO
\ FOR GUESTS

DANCE FOR GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Bonner hon0red
the visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hick-
man Of San Antonio, and Captain
Leslie w. Brown Of Iowa City, Iowa,
with an enjoyable dance given on tho
patio Of the Stonewall Jackson hotel
Throughout the evening orchestra
music was furnished for the pleas
ure of a large group Of guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Hickman are guests az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Corneti
and Captain Brown is here visiting
his sister. Miss Ruth Brown and
Mrs. j. II. East.
METHODIST MISSIONARY
At the home Of Mrs. G. G. Henson
on North Sam Houston Boulevard an
interesting meeting Of the Methodist
Women's Missionary Society was held
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. L. W. Nc
Allister presented the program for
the afternoon. The devotional was
conducted BY Mrs. l.. G. Fitch. Mrs
John Prentiss presented an interest
ing paper followed by a clever play
on Stewardship" Mrs. Charles She
lander's solo, Ills Eye is on the Spar.
row" completed the program. Deli
cious refreshments were served il
the late afternoon.
SECOND BIRTHDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesmith cele-
brated their little daughters. Sibyl
Lorcnc second birthday anniversary
with a party Friday afternoon, Sep
TENDER II. given at their home. Many
AG4nfr nfFfu xaarn nwauomtal q. "a.
little honoree. During the Afternoon
interesting childish games were en-
jOyd. Punch, cookies and cand,
were served at the close Of the aft
ernoon. Guests included: Janice
Mae Merritt, Alice Jennet Merritt
Peggy Nesmith, Eleanor Nesmith
Ellsworth Andrews, Geraldine Horn
burg, Johnnie Mae Plemmons, Patsy
Ann Nesmith, Doris Mae Andrews.
Louis Aleen Andrews, Phil Brooks
Jr., r. j.. Willis. Jr., Paul Merritt.
Jr.. Wanta Louise Hart, Jackson,
Tenn, and Joyce Aleen Gardner.
HOUSEL-CASEY
Miss Fannie Housed. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Housed, was
welded 70 Mr.. James Donovan Casey
Tuesday, September Is. 1928. Rev.
N. Barton, pastor Of the First Meth
odlst church, performed the cere-
mony at the home % the brides par
ents on North Sam Houston Boule-
ward. Only immediate relatives Of
the bride ard groom were present.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey left for Madison
Wisconsin, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Casey will continue
his studies in the Medical school Of
the University Of Wisconsin there
and Mrs. Casey will enroll in another
department Of the University.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Mrs. Frank Dodson was hostess 70
the Thursday Friendship club at her
home on South Reagon street. Mrs
Jack Byrd and Mrs. Andrew Smith
were the prize winners during the
afternoon which was spent playing
fantan. To the eight members pres
ent \ delicious luncheon was served
Mrs. J.. L. Palmer will be hostess az
the next meeting which will be held
ut her home.
DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
Friday BY the Daughters Of WESLEY
Bible Glass at the home Of Mrs. d
A. Palmer. A quilt was pieced for
the Mexiquito hospital after the bust
ness session. About twenty guests
were served dainty refreshments in
the latter part Of the afternoon.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Floyd Visor left for Houston
Friday nigth.
Mrs. Mary Doyle and daughter
Miss Magdelyn. have gone to Ne
braska for a visit.