Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-13
SAN BENITO
Mrs. HOMES HoNoRs COUSIN

MRS. JONES H0N0RS COUSIN
On Friday evening, Mrs. j. VI. Jones
entertained with bridge honoring her
cousin, Mrs. f. A. Batter, Of Houston.
Pink roses were used in decorating
the home. Five tables OF bridge
were arranged, after which Mrs. Bat
ier was presented with the high score
trophy and Mrs. T. G.. Johnson
scored second high. The cut prize
was given TO Mrs. L. w. Witte. An
appetizing salad course was enjoyed
in the late evening.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes r. ID. Wyant, Knox Smith, J.
I. Wilcox, n. ]. Hinkly, T. G. John
son, James A. Clark, c. J. Leslie. L.
;. Witte and Miss Fannie spann.
Members Of the Pioneer Bridge
club we're entertained BY Mrs. M. w.
Morris at her home on Thursday aft
ernoon. Springtime flowers were
placed about for decorations. Mrs.
W. J. Vinsant was successful among
the club members and was awarded
the high cor award and Mrs. Smith
Jones held high among the guests.
When the games were over. a lunch
con was served on individual rays.
Guests other than club members
we're Mrs. L. B. Mayer and Mrs. r. r.
Agar, Mrs. Smith Jones OF Kansas
City and Mrs O. w. Haywood Of De-
troit. Mrs. W. +. Thomas will en-
terrain at her home on Thursday.
March %.
A luncheon-bridge was given by
Mrs. George 7. Campbell at the
Stonewall Jackson hotel on Thurs
day when she entertained commit
menting the Hi-Lo Bridge club mem
oers. Colors Of pink and green were
used on the luncheon table and cius-
ters or roses formed the background
In the card room where games OF
bridge were enjoyed.
AT the close of the diversion. Mrs.
4. MI Horkman was presented the
high score trophy and Mrs. @. l.. Mil
ner won the consolation gift. The
luncheon consisted Of lobster in
half shell with other dainties.
Plate favors Of miniature colonial
bouquets were given to the members
and guests. Mrs. Ray Smith will be
hostess to the club at the next
meeting at her home on Thursday
afternoon. March %.
Members of the Thursday Friend
ship club had an interesting meeting
on Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. j.. G. Wagner. Games Of
lotto were played, after which Mrs.
y. W. Edgerton was successful and
received a gift; Mrs Jack Byrd held
second high and Mrs. Frank Dodson
won the consolation gift. The
eight members present were Mrs.
JACK Byrd. Mrs. Lula Palmer. Mrs.
u. w. Edgerton, Mrs. Sadie jackson.
Mrs. Pete DeCook, Mrs. Terry Ne
smith and Mrs. Frank Dodson ana
the hostess. At the close 81 the aft-
ernoon. a Dutch luncheon was served.
Mrs. Terry Nesmith will be hostess
- q mex meeting Of the club.
A meeting Of the Pennsylvania
Avenue club was held on Friday att
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. J.. q.
Sawyer. A pleasing number on the
program was a reading given bv
Dorothy Sawyer. A social hour was
enjoyed during which sandwiches.
cream pie and coffee were served.
The home of Mrs. y. Lee Hanehev
was open on Wednesday afternoon
when she entertained members ar fra
Alpha Chapter. The following nro-
gram was given: "Plan of the Divine
Comedy" Mrs. w. O. Williams.
"Purgatory," Mrs. L. w. Humble.
L Vita Noura," Mrs. Fred Thomas:
The Inferno" Mrs. John Shelander:
Dante and His Age" Mrs. W. =.
Fairey, and Paradise" BY Mrs. John
Harris.
At the close or the afternoon. Mrs
w. s. Fairey pleased the members
with several piano numbers.
PERSONALS
Mrs. G. +. Gilbert has as her ruest
her mother, Mrs. Jane Riheidaffer.
Of Indianola. Iowa.
Mrs. W. A. Bell of Cuero. Texas. IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. George r.
Rev. r. r. Campbell of Waco =
IN the city visiting friends. He IL
q former pastor or the Methodist
in San Benito.
Mrs. ri. J. Koontz has returned
from Crawford, Colo where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. q. ID.
En- route home, Mrs. Koontz
another sister.
Miss Mildred Jones, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Jones, has re-