Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-05

presented 20 the honores. Favors Of
corsages of sweet peas were given TO
the guests. when the afternoon was
yer the hostesses served a dainty
ice Nurse
A beautiful floral background gave
charm and simplicity to the morning
bridge given BY Mrs. Robert Alex
ander for members of the Thursday
Bridge Luncheon club. When The
mornings games were over. Mrs.
J. z. Bel was successful among the
club members and the high score
award among the quests was present
ed to Mrs. s. S. nodds. A delicious
luncheon was served at noon. Guests
were Mrs. Fl. G. Marshall, Mrs. c. s.
Dodds. Mrs. III. G.. Lawton, Mrs. Ted
Brash. Mrs. Paul CottrelI. Mrs. Vim.
Meriwether and Mrs. J. W. F~ontenot.
Mrs. z. l. Barmore will be hostess at
the next meeting OF the club.
A charming compliment to Mrs.
John Bates, q recent bride, was the
bridal shower given on Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. q. Il.
Spindle. Richly tinted blossoms we're
displayed about the rooms. The
guests enjoyed games after which
Mrs. Rogers claimed the high score
award and Mrs. Scott received the
consolation gift. A liftle girl entered
the Dom with a hugh boat ostenslbly
bringing in the ship" and laid il AZ
the brides feet. II contained many
beautiful gifts OF linen. The pink
and white bridal colors featured in
adornment of the home were repeated
in the dainty refreshment ourse
which was served in the late after
noon.
Members Of the Pioneer Bridge
club met for the final meeting this
summer on Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. James G.. Buck. The club award
wss claimed by Mrs. G. ID. Cowgirl.
Club members present were: Mrs.
c. ID. Cowgirl, Mrs. John r. Lomax,
Mrs. J.. II. Koontz, Mrs. c. NJ. Cash,
Mrs. r. B. Sublett, Mrs. John Belts.
Mrs. s. Paul Cowgirl, Mrs. M. W.
Morris, W. Z. Thomas and Mrs. W. j.
Ninssnt. The guest list included
Mrs. r. J. East. Mrs. Robert s. Bone.
Mrs. c. A. Mccall. Mrs. O. H. Polly.
Mrs. Dorsey Colt and Mrs. Knox
Smith.
PERSONALS
Miss EuEenia King returned Satur-
day to her home in Timpson. Tex,
after visiting her brother, G.. ID. King
in San Benito. Miss King was accom-
panied here with Mr.. Kings daugh-
ter, Peggy, Of Karnes City.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Moore and
daughter, Ruth, are visiting at the
home Of J. 4. Bell Mr.. Moore i vice
president Of the Moore State Bank at
Llano. Mr. and Mrs. Moore are the
parents of Mrs. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Dodson left
Friday evening BY automobile for
Fort Worth for q few weeks visit.
They were accompanied as far as
Rockdale BY Eunice Dodson where she
will spend the summer months with
her grandmother.
Rev. and Mrs. T. N. Barton have re-
turned from Austin where they have
been visiting Mrs. Barton's father.
Rev. Nj. j. Allen, who was recently
injured in an automobile accident.
Misses Mae Moore and Annabelle
Pursley left Saturday night for Fay
e~ttevllle. Ark. where they will attend
the University Of Arkansas during
the summer.
Arthur Reuscher and Jamie Dodson
left this week for Kansas, Oklahoma
and other states.
Fred Schwinn and daughter. Cen
rose; Mrs. Margaret Hyland and
Miss Celia kendergen of San Benito
left Saturday morning by automobile
for Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. 5. Calder left Saturday
night for st. Louis where she will
take a six weeks normal training in
progressive series Of piano lessons
at Washington University. She will
visit in Houston and Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. before returning to San Benito.
Miss Metha Scaief left Saturday for
Alpine, Tex. 10 attend the summer
sessions az Sui Ross Normal college.
Miss Scaief. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. @. Scaief. has taught in the
Brownsville school the past winter.
Miss Josephine Marchbanks. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Marchbanks.
fas returned to San Benito for the
summer months. She has been at
tending Rice Institute at Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newton left
Saturday for Jacksonville, Tex, TO
spend the summer months.
Miss Travis Atkinson is visiting
.a.stives in Houston for a few day,
J.. c. Wilson left Saturday for his
home in Petersburg. Ia. after visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. u. A. Palmer
and Mrs. e. W. Sullivan IN San Be
INTO for the winter months. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Sullivan's
daughter, Eleanor.