Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-05

ed BY the guests. Mrs. Domeres,
the instructor wOn the prize which
was q rose glass set OF sixteen pieces
presented by the club members.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess. The next meet
Ing viii be with Mrs. Leon WATSON.
DORCAS CLASS
Mrs. w. 8. Galloway and Mrs.
w. r. Smith entertained members
OF the Dorcas Glass OF the First
Baptist Sunday School Tuesday
evening Of last week at the home
OF the latter.
Purple chrysanthenums were
clustered In pr0fusiOn throughout the
rooms. "A plate dinner was served.
Fayors were tiny candles made Of
gumdrops.
Miss Lillian Harl pleased the
guests with two delightful readings.
a business session was held at the
close Of an enjoyable evening.
BRIDGE HONOREE
AT an interesting bridge event
Monday evening Miss Frieda Frey
OF Chicago was named honOree.
Miss Mary Work was hostess at
her home or North Crockett Aven-
ne. Gorgeous p~oinsettuas were
clustered about the rooms, sug-
costing the Christmas motif that
was represented In the scorepads,
tallies and other appointments for
the affair.
Mrs. Leo Pile OF Harrington was
the successful player, receiving the
award for high score when the
games had ended. Souvenir for Sc
cond high went to Mrs. Frank
Grtmsell. For the guest or homer
there was an appropriate gift. "A
dessert course was served In the
late evening.
The guests included Mesdames
r. w. Colmery, p. NJ. Sherer, James
Shafer, Leo Pile OF Harrington, RI.
ID. King, RI art Brooks, r. W..
Cotton, Donal Work, X. s. Man
ming Of Harrington, Fred Parsons,
Frank Grimsell and Miss Eva
Pfieffer and the hOnoree.
THE FIRST AMERICAN" TOPIC
Wednesday afternoon Of last week
Culture Club members met at the
home OF Mrs. @. w. Ralston when
an especially interesting program
was given on the topic. The First
American"
Miss Ethel johnson, leader for
the afternoon, presented q group
Of her first grade pupils In an
Indian drill and one pupil recited
a portion of "Hiawatha." Indian
legends related by Mrs. Ned G.
RigSbee formed an entertaining
part OF the program followed by
vocal solos by Mrr. Myrtle Free
man, a former member of the club.
Mrs. Freeman, who was accom-
panied at the PIANO by Mrs. Angie
Taylor. sang three selections.
Continuing the Indian theme.
Mrs. j. Y. Harvey gave a historical
sketch Of Sitting Bull" and Mrs.
S. s. Dodds gave interesting side
lights into the career Of Pocahon-
tas. Secrets of Indian Dancers"
q paper by Mrs. James Shafer,
concluded the program.
SEW FOR HOME"
The u. M. u. Of the First Bap-
tist Church met for an all-day
meeting TO sew for Buckner's Or
phan Home Tuesday afternoon OF
last week at the First Baptist church
at 3 d. m. Members OF the Torch
bearer circle and the Mary-Martha
circle went 10 their respective rooms
and gave programs. Program for
the MRry-NF~rt..a circle was Mis-
sion study taken from the book,
The Day of Small Things"
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miller have
returned from Chicago and will
spend several months at their win
ter home ne1r Nopal Station. They
were accompanied by Albert Parnow
OF Chicago.
Jack Cowgirl spent the Thanks
giving holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. ID. Cowgirl. He has
been working III Bloomington. His
sister, Miss Elizabeth Cowgirl. also
spent the holidays in this city. She
IS a student OF the University Of
Texas at Austin.
Misses Margaret and Georgia
Sawyer Of San Antonio spent the
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