Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-11

sang and played several beautiful
songs, appropriate for the pictures
as they were formed.
MIR. and Mrs. Hutchins viii pre-
sent their last program at the high
school On Wednesday night on the
subject Of birds, trees and flowers Of
thu Rio Grande Valley.
They Will leave for San Antonio
Thursday morning, on to Boston
and other cities.
INFORMAL PARTY
Mrs. I. w. Spencer was hostess in
her lovely home for a two table
bridge party. informally entertain
ing a few Of her neighbors and close
friends. beautiful roses adorned the
living room table and mantel. Scores
were won bv Mrs. G. D. Wallace.
high; Mrs. w. J.. Carmean, low. De-
licious hot tea and refreshments
were served to her guests: Mes
danes G.. w. Stout. F. L. Chastain.
John r. Thomson, Sam Brown.
g. d. Wallace. w. j.. Carmean, Hugo
Letzerich, and the hostess.
SCOUTS ENTERTAIN
Troop l Of the Bov Scouts Patrol
entertained many Of their young
friends with a delightful dancing
party at the Woman's Building on
Friday night. chaperoned by Misses
Lucille McRaven. Annie Rooney
Hill and Eva Alexander: Nessrs. j.
H. HOllingsw0rth. scoutmaster: o. L.
Byrd. and T. NJ. Dodson. VIRGINIA
Rendon presided at the piano. Dur
ing the evening punch was most re-
freshing and chocolate and sand
Wiches were served at 1890 o'clock.
Present were Elizabeth Wood
house. Nav and Fay Johnson. Julia
and Edna Mae Kirnmell. Betty Jean
Chastain. Lois Thompson. Mary An
dersOn. Peva Ritche, Marie Potts.
Marzell Knv. Alberta Fryar, Mildred
Boather. Virginia Sisson. Evelyn
Tovner, Ia Verne Bobo, Geneva Ia
Turno. Blanche Baker. Phillip
Thomson. Wilson Fulghrm. Calvin,
Tom. Jack Schuephach. Robert TAFT,
Harry and Ernest Fender. Sam Pat
ton. Bob Clifton. Carl Peters. Ma
rion Rose. Ben Ezzell. Lawrence
Drake. James and Harry Buck,
Richard Nichols. William Water
man. Glenn Richev. Mace Brindley.
Neil Duboise, A. B. Henderson, Paul
Faulkner, Don Balm, F. w. Anglin,
Howard Williams, William Car
mean, Felix Fisher, John Sanders,
BRIDGE SERIES
Two DELIGHTFUL bridge parties were
given on Thursday and Friday aft
ernoons by two pleasing hostesses.
Mrs. J. r. Roberts and Mrs. 7. r.
Hollingsworth. at the home Of the
latter. The lovely home was like q
spTing bower with the bright hued
flowers.
Scores for Thursday were award
ed to Mrs. A. F. McClendon, high
score. and her reward was a piece
Of pretty LINGERIE: secon %.ore and
dainty Madeira napkins were the
fortune Of Mrs. J.. D. Fowler, and
low score and a pair Of fancy pillow
cases were won by Mrs. "A. J. Rabel.
Guests on this dav were Mes
danes Myron F. Ward, Herman
GOetzke. A. Humboldt, Herman
Bump, n. S. LiddelI. John T. Floore.
Wills j. Carter. A. z. Finman. ". j..
Peckhan1. ". r. Heard. swiss Mad
dOv. S. 3. Wills, 7, G. Tom, Jess
Wilson. q. w. McKenna. J. a.
Crockett, L. T. NcClenathon. NJ. I.
Olson, w. Il. Weber, T.. r.. Stinren-
berg. =. T. Nearv. IT. F. Abbott,
Hugo Jetzerich. G. w. Letzericll.
w. Z. Hodge. r. M. LOVING, Pope
Rlvthe. O.. n. Jovner. A. Forrest,
1ohn T. Thompson, Joe Charlton.
q. ID. Wallace. "A. Russell. A. T..
Pabel, w. F.. Sherwood. w. NJ. Humid
ley. J. p. Fowler, A. z. MrClendon.
Friday afternoon Mrs. NJ. A. Chill
dnrS was lucky. and in addition to
hioh score received IS first nrize on
THURSDAY. same with second score.
won bv Mrs. 7. Scoggin Of San Re-
nito: and third score and prize.
awarded Mrs. A. Callahan, Browns
Vile.
Grests from ont Of town were
NogGe'nes p. IT. East. T. r. Sub
1otta, Fleming Newton. J. T. Lomav.
7. II. KO0ntz. T.. z. Movers. !. w.
Potts. y. Scoogin. w. Vinzant. s. p.
Cowgilf. j. w. Sweennv. Son Bonito.
J. L. Re~tf~o. A. Cal1ah9r. T.. H.
crenno. w. 2. Sellers. IT. d. Seaon.
IF brownsville: A. Ai,etin. Frart
Uaster of Tnnna' Raw To1ron. r. r..
uovt. Miss san Tavnes Of Mercedes:
WIGS Mo~'no Hewitt. Of Dallas.
Tho Har'ir~0r orIer+ list was
N0~1arroe =. ~. Hardin. A. Hos
f0'dt. M. A. r'lildnrs. Dud1ov South
charles Woo@s. F1ovd Smith. A.
vnves. T.. w. Hoetios. .Tooll Carv.
r0werd Rqrrntt. Dori1 WirL. = r,
rTvnn. P~,cn rrho~te Pi~hard
-''han'-e. Moo ror7l. Woods. Chris
ti0r. 2 Nor~If+h. John Morris
IT II Morri1 r, u. Tho~n~eon. Toe
Ma+4hor-e. = r. Hood brorin Tar-
~-0o1 s.. Co0vro TAFT. y s ereeI
ii PAIL Ho~o'H Tq-ron. ? rrI-
l0n .I0~o- Mic-0s C1aro C1iff+
7rq1roe Kiroh~o,r1r vora T,otzorich
Tosephine Wits. Margaret Thomp-
son.
~. a. ArTFvr-TES
Tho hirl1 s--o~r teachnr's reet
~0or1 has boon fit+o1 I'm ~ fino ~+-'a
'l1for the s~tr~arvisiar IT Mrs. w. NJ.
Waterman. Trrs. 4. z. Groom and
1,~--,Hor~ If Tho hi~a -rhoo1 DIT "A.
p~0o0or~ from ~ o-r7o t~o-rrq-
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