Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-26
Valley Society
Phone 4
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day afternoon with three tables Of
bridge. The rooms we're lovely with
spring flowers and ferns. Mrs. +.
B. Burton won high score. and was
awarded a beautiful vase CT cuhin-
istic design in artistic coioring. Mrs.
G. 3. Calder was guest or the aft
ernoon. Club members present were
Mesdames s. l.. Gill. Abe Wise, M.
II. Dreyer. Hays Scissor. n. a,
White, St. Claire Thompson, c. J.
Scott, Ed Starr. E. l. Bull, Z. B.
Barton, and the hostess, Mrs. III. A.
Bull. At the close of the games. de-
licious refreshments of fruit salad,
saltines and punch was served.
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Ben S. Duffield entertained
with bridge ct her home on Kim
ball avenue Friday afternoon. "A
pink and white scheme was carried
out in the decorations of the rooms,
with the use of pink roses and shas-
ia daisies, against a background of
greenery. Mrs. Claude Holloway
won high score. a beautiful hand
painted rose bowl. Guests Of the
afternoon we're MeSdameS F. L.
Reams and @. z. B!sh of Oklahoma.
and Mrs. Roger +. Robinson.
HILL-MKENZIE
Hugh Mckenzie and Miss Leva
Hill were quietly married Thursday
afternoon by Jutsice OF the Peace
j. b. Huffor. The groom is well
known 70 a wide circle of friends in
Raymondville. as owner and man
ager of an 800-acre farm 10 miles
east of Raymondville. The bride
has been Mr.. McKenzie's private
secretary since he came to this sec
ton about two years ago. Both
bride and groom came here from
Smackover, Ark.
SATURDAY PARTY
A charming hospitality Of Satur-
day was the four-table bridge party
given by Mrs. j. Buck Evans. The
rooms wee beautifully decorated in
black and yellow, featuring baskets
Of sunflowerS in the rooms. while
the color scheme also was carried
out in the trophies. favors. lunch,
and even in the bridge table covers.
Mrs. @. j. Scott won high score
prize. a black and yellow hand
painted boudoir pillow. Mrs. Chas.
Johnson won low score prize, table
markers in black and yellow. The
table prizes were clever s%unflowers.
the center OF which were formed
by black and yellow handkerchiefs,
and were awarded to Mesdames w.
II. Bostick. w. NJ. Walton, B. L. Jen-
kins, and d. E. Decker.
PERSONALS
G. II. Austin Of Springfield, Mo.
was here on business during the
week.
Mrs. A. J. Brignac and sons.
James and Donald. Of Kingsville
we're guests Sunday OF MIR. and Mrs.
w. ". Pittman att he home OF Rev.
and Mrs. B. p. Jaco east OF town.
Joe Lochrie. p. D. Lissner. and
w. v. Pittman at the home Of Rev.
from a business trip to Dallas. Van
Alstyne and other North Texas
points.
w. r. Stone has returned from a
Sisit TO his mother at Garlic
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl GiIliland, Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Holder. and Mrs.
w. +. Holder were visiting rela-
tives in Mission Sunday.
CfflfIo~I faEk c,.-la- ~s~s-&
for Houston on business.
Mrs. Frank Quota returned Fri
day from q two weeks visit with
relatives in Houston and Galveston.
DR.. and Mrs. J. D. Oldham were
Brownsville visitors this week at the
medical convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Boner left
Tuesday for De Queen. Ark, where
they will make their home.
Herschel Hill left Tuesday for
Chicago where he will study cleo
trical engineering.
Mrs. j. ID. Mccain. DR.. C.. C..
Cooley. DR.. II. A. White. DR.. J. d.
Oldham, and DR.. w. p. Pillans at
tended the State Medical associa-
ton convention at Brownsville dur
ing the week.
Judge and Mrs. T.. +. Hoyt OF
Mercedes were Raymondville visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Akard and
children were Brownsville visitors
Sunday.
Tom Swayzee. who is a student in
the Edinburg junior college, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Swayze.
Russell Shrader. teacher IN the
Mission public schools, spent the
weekend here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Shrader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Huff and
son have moved to Dallas. where he
has a position with the 3. r. Avery
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