Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-28

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home of his parents, with a de-
lightful party.
Pink roses and corona were at
tractively used in the decorations of
the home. A huge white birthday
cake adorned with pink candles was
used as the centerpiece Of the table,
where other dainties were served
with the refreshment course.
The personnel was composed of
little friends nearest his age.
MORNING BRIDGE
Mrs. c. H. Britton entertained the
members of a newly organized
morning bridge club to meet every
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. E. Leslie received the club
prize, Mrs. Corely the guest prize
and Mrs. Les O'Neal the consolation.
LAS ANIGAS
Mrs. E. A. Mcdaniel was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the members
of the Las Amigos Bridge club and
a number Of guests.
Mrs. r. w. Gregory received the
club prize, Mrs. P. d. Moore the
guest prize and Mrs. G. H. Roessing
the consolation.
GUESTS COMPLIMENTED
An attractive affair of the week
was the morning bridge party Mon
day given by Mrs. John Cardwell at
her home, complimenting Mrs. B.
Fleischaker of Louisville, Kentucky,
who is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Percy Herman and Mrs. Leslie Ar
mold Of Yoakum, who was the
guest of Mrs. r. E. Horn.
Mrs. Frank Crow received the tro-
ply for high score and Mrs. r. T..
Gregory received the consolation.
Each of the honorees were present.
ed with a dainty favor.
The personnel included Mesdames
Percy Herman, r. L. Gregory, Frank
Crow, Ben Anthony, H. T. Ferry, R.
E. Horn, Houston Jones and r. E.
Stevenson Of Pharr, Everitt Moore,
Stephen Jones and the honorees.
THURSDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. r. E. Horn entertained the
members Of the Thursday Bridge
club this week at her home in a
delightful manner.
Mrs. Horn received the club prize
for high score.
HEAR DIR. HANDMAN
The members of the Magazine
club were guests on Tuesday after
noon Of the Weslaco Study club to
hear the lecture by DR.. Max Hand
man Of the state university, who
used as his subject Sociology"
Those attending were Mesdames z.
M Gard, r. M. Minter, e. D. Han
kins. Hulet, and Mrs. F. l.. Sher-
wood.
RIO GRANDE ID. A. r.
The Rio Grande Chapter OF the
D. A. r. met Monday afternoon at
the Margaret Louise tea room for
their regular monthly meeting.
After the routine business was
transacted a short program was pre-
sented, in which Mrs. T. w. Malone
gave a review Of the D. A. r. maya
zine, Mrs. E. B. Gibbs told Of the
former activities Of her chapter in
East Chicago, Indiana and Mrs. d.
Q. Hogan Of Pharr gave a historical
sketch OF the old military road
along the Rio Grande river. first
as the old Telegraph road.
Mrs T. j. Caldwell and Mrs. I. q
Halstead, both Of Mission were
taken into the organization as new
members.
The next meeting Will be held at
the Margaret Louise tea room
May 81.
BETA BRIDGE
Members Of the BETA Bridge club
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Bazzell as hostess.
Mrs. v. z. Cook received the high
score prize and Mrs. @. G. MCDANIEL
the consolation.
HEAR MISS PENNYBACKER
Several McAlIen women. Including
Mesdames r. M. Minter, Percy Her
man, B. Fleischaker, G. G. Mcdaniel.
2. M. Card, j. M. Crom, r. G. Moi
ret, and John M. Rowland, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hardin, attended
the lecture Monday afternoon in
Mission delivered by Miss Ruth
Pennybacker of Austin, who had as
her subject, 'The Drama"
WILSON PIT. A.
The Wilson Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION met Monday afternoon at
ne Wilson school with the presi-
lent. Mrs. w. N. MCGEE, presiding.
The meeting was well attended.
An enjoyable program consisting
u readings, dancing and songs by
he children from various rooms
vas presented. Superintendent j.
Bramlette made q splendid talk
IN PIT. A. work. Mrs. Paul Jones |
lad charge Of the program which
vas followed by a business session.
The members voted to give twenty
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