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Evening star., 1929-10-06
Society all Aflutter Over
Visit Of British Premier
And Big ''War Carnival"
Week Opens With Protracted Hospitality for Wis
itors-Persian Potentate Receiving Homage
at Afternoon eption-Other Events.
BY SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

reigns Capital few hours at least after
great furry excitement incident to the visit of the Right
Ramsay Macdonald and his comey daughter,
and another lively scene down at the War College where
sns gram army 1f
dents fishing camp in Virginia.
BEFORE departure with
when she lively zRtion tM Girl Scout GO R owe %
acDonaid posed for photographe
night went to pay her respects Mrs the
Mr.. daughter will the White
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mebe ns Washington society," ca and Otherwise A humber
With I a Tnss T 9z
to
MRS oANN oncal activities for time yet
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states she W
minister's visit
coc1ErY dividing its attentions during the week
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sboa tn Pqad o M @ % 81 eaa
Wood action The secretary Of & War and Mrs
aH2S epn S shs
DIPLOMATS whose countries among
there e1sSaed on the s German em6ss
@ me @ Sc from
c9a # 5 @ on G4sss wrapped in fu
THE field at the Naval Station where
by large was also m and cold The
Wrapped about in heavy warmly nteined with
s sc felt s Ss1a
s h esded iO fcr aaa eOmfoT sa tSat day
coCETY to hundred will meet this after
at O n at s I he Mhs IF
visit the United n ss States
sssn as dHaadt vii ssst as ans iast n0 a
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Society Dinners Listed
In Capital Calendar

Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Walter s. Drys.
dale entertained small company at
supper last evening, at the Army fete
and carnival which closed last evening
after three days festivity at the Army
War College.
Bishop G. s. Quinn, head of the Theo-
logical Institute of Alexandria, enter
tanned at dinner in the diplomatic suite
at the Willard last night, having IL
guests.
Miss Florence Wetherill, whose engage
ment was announced recently to Mr.. Al
bert Walker, was the guest in whose
honor Mrs. Ralph Richards entertained
at luncheon on Saturday at the May
flower. Her guests included Mrs. F H.
Mistretta, mother Of Miss Wetherill;
Mrs. John Brawner, Mrs. James Nolan.
Miss Rebecca Davidson, Miss Adelaide
Henry, Miss Jeanette Hume, Miss Jane
Love, Miss Margaret Boss, Miss Caroline
Baker and Miss Jeanne Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Fayette johnson will en-
tertain informally at dinner this eve
ming in their home at 4317 Iowa avenue
for their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Moore OF Redlawr, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will return to
their estate in the Shenandoah Vail
ley Tuesday.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
Army and Navy Homes
In Capital Engaging
Quiet Autumn Season
House Guests Being Enter
tanned and Visiting in
Neishborins Cities Noted.
Society Items of Interest,

Rear Admiral Richard Harrison
jackson has closed his apartment at
1859 wyoming avenue and is at the
Metropolitan Club for several months
during the absence Of his niece, Miss
Elizabeth jackson, who has gone to
Los Angeles. Miss Jackson will spend
a portion Of the Winter with her
brother, Lieut.. Alexander Jackson. U.
S. N, whose ship will be at that port.
Miss jackson has been with Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Struble,
who entertained at dinner In her honor
wednesday evening Just pelore sne
started for the West Coast.
Mrs. Eberle, widow Of the late
Admiral Edward w. Eberle. has had as
her guest for several days her son,
Lieut.. Edward Randolph Eberle, q. s.
N. Lieut.. Eberle came to washington
from Providence. where he left Mrs.
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Envoy of Ecuador
Dinner Host Last Evening,

The charge d'affaires of Ecuador,
Senior Don Juan Barberis, was host at
dinner last evening at Wardman Park
Hotel, entertaining in compliment to
the newly appointed Minister of his
country, Senor Honero Viteri Lafronte
and Sonora de Viteri. Others in the
company were the Ambassador of Peru.
Senor DR.. Herman velarde; the Am
Evening star., 1929-10-06

reigns Capital for few hours at least after
furry excitement incident the visit of the Right
Hon. Ramsay Macdonald and his comely daughter
Evening star., 1929-10-06
Bachelors Cotillon
Events Announced

The board of governors of tbs
Bachelors Cotillon of Baltimore has
issued invitations to its old subscribers
for the two Germans to be held Mon
day, December 2. and Monday. Feb
ruary "a, in the Lyric. Invitations tc
new subscribers this week.
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,(Continnsa On second Page.).
Evening star., 1929-10-06
British Embassy to Honor
Nations Prime Minister
Ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard to Enter
tain Him at Dinner-Other Diplomatic
Events of Special Interest.

bassador of Chile. Senior Don Carlos
Davila: the Minister of Venezuela and
Sonora de Grisanti; the Minister OF
Bolivia and Sonora de Diez de Medina:
the charge d'affaires of Argentina and
Nine. Enciso: the director general of
the Pan American Union, DR.. Leo 8.
Rowe; the first secretary of the Bolivian
first secretary of the Costa Rican lega-
tion and Sonora de Piza, the naval at
tache Of the Chilean embassy and
(Cnntinlled on Second Pare
Evening star., 1929-10-06
Arts Club Tea Today
Honors Miss Peterson

The Arts Club will give q tea this
afternoon In honor Of Miss Jane Peter
son Of New York, whose oil paintings
will be exhibited at the clubhouse. The
art corAmittee will act as hosts.
Evening star., 1929-10-06
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Connor
At Home In November

The commandant of the Army War
College and Mrs. William D. Connor
will not receive this afternoon, but will
observe their usual afternoons at home
the first Sunday in each month, be-
ginning in November.
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Phone Number
Seven
Calendar For The Week


Monday
Woman's Guild Of the Church of the Advent, Epis-
copal, meets at the parish house, 100 p. m. to make
final plans for a Sunshine" tea.
Baptist missionary society meets at the church,
200 a. m, for and all-day industrial meeting.
Presbyterian auxiliary will hold the monthly study
meeting at the church, $3.50 p. m, on the subject Of for
eign missions, with Mrs. nellie T. Kee leading.
Methodist missionary society meets in circles, as
follows: number one with Mrs. Dan Keller; number
two with Mrs. r. z. Morris, number three with Mrs.
Willie A. George; young matrons' circle with Mrs. ID. >.
Wright.
Altar society Of the Sacred Heart church has so
cial meeting with Mrs. Ford Lockett, Fifteenth and
Hays. in Victoria Heights, $50 p. m.
Hope Chapter, number 124. Order of the Eastern
Star. will hold a memorial service and the annual cleo
ton of officers, at the Masonic Temple, 500 p. m.
Merry Matrons bridge club with Mrs. Kenneth
Grove.
Tuesday bridge with Mrs. Milton Wentz.
Hi-LO with Mrs. ~. L. Pendergraft.
Rehekahs meet at the I. O. @. +. hall, $500 p. m.
Wednesday
Wednesday bridge with Miss Annie Starck.
Business and Professional Woman club luncheon.
CITY federation meets at the Baptist church, $3.50
:, for annual reports and installation Of officers.
Friday
Church federation meets at the Baptist church,
$3.50 p. n.
Ell Jardin bridge club picnic at Boca Chica-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Magruder- Ford
Chapter Meets

The Magruder-Ford chapter OF
the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy convened Thursday morn
ing in the last meteing Of the season
Mrs. J. X. Wells. program chair
man, stressed Texes heroes during
the confederacy. Among those dis
cussed we're the late x-Governor
| Savers. Gen. Hood. Andrew jackson,
| Andrew jackson Nicholson. Albert
| Sidney johnson and M. B. Mon
| serat. Several of these had been
local heroes ct early dates
Mrs. Henrietta Signor in q paper
gave sketches of women prominent
during the Confederacy mentioning
| Mesdames. Jefferson Davis and
daughters. Robert Z. Lee. Andrew
Jackson. Capt. Sally Thompson and
Miss Emma Samson.
Mrs. Marshall White outlined the
life and deeds OF Gen. Lecnadus
Pope. Mrs. Z. @. Holiday read q
tribute TO Jefferson Davis and Mrs.
g. w. Colgin gave excerpts from the
paper winning the prize at the Ma
tional Convention at Houston. en-
titled. Texas Contribution Of Men
and Material to the Confederacy,"
written by Mrs. Z. G. Yancey-
The organization Is TO observe
Jefferson's birthday with special
ceremonies.
Luncheon guests were Mesdames
r.. G. Morris. G. N. Hill, and Miss
Florence Bell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Civic League
Closes Year

The Civic League held its final
meeting for the year Thursday AT
the chamber Of commerce building
with IS members and visitors
Retiring officers made their re-
ports. New officers were installed
by Miss Mamie Bourne, the new ad-
m%inistration including Mrs. J. K
Bull. president; Mrs. j. J.. KENNY
vice president: Mrs. j.. NJ. Abel, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Willie a
George. corresponding secretary,
Mrs. c. w. Watson. treasurer; Mrs
w. J. Vertress. auditor, and Mrs. n.
+. Yates. parliamentarian.
Mrs. Hugo Milde. program chair
man. outlined the work for the COM
ing year. The league will observe
federation day. and Americanization
day. and will have one special
health program. They will also
study city government. and the
needs Of the community n this di-
rection. Hospitality to newcomers
and tourists will be stressed.
II was decided 10 invite Mrs. Paul
Ccttrell OF San Benito. 10 read for
the league the paper or Valley
trees which she gave at the Valley
federation meeting in McAllen.
Two new members. Mrs. A. w
Neck and Mrs. L. G. Fitch were in
stalled. and Mrs. w. T.. McDavitt
who vas formerly a member. was
reinstated.
At the close OF the business ses-
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Legion Auxiliary
Plans Poppy Sale

The American Legion auxiliary
will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday In
the legion hall for q very important
business session. according to Mrs
George r. Hamilton. president, who
urges that all members be present.
Final plans for the poppy sale.
which Is TO be held May Is. will be
made at this time. Mrs. Ben G..
Clark Is TO have charge OF the win
dow exhibit. which will be located
at the j. G. Penney store. and viii
include a number OF German war
trophies.
"A film and slides showing the dis
abled soldiers making the peoples
Is 10 be shown at the Capitol. Texas
and Queen theaters throughout the
week. according to Mrs. Harder;
Davenport. who made these ar
rangements.
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sion Mrs. o. Z. Taylor. on behalf OF
the club. presented Mrs. J.. x. Bull
with a bouquet Of roses IN token OF
their appreciation Of her services
as president during the past year
Mrs. Bull gave a report OF the
convention OF the fifth district fed
Grafton. held in Harlingen, and Mrs
Hugo Milde. speaking delegate e
the Valley federation. reported the
McAllen meeting.
Mrs. Albert Smith. chairman oil
the Identification committee. gave
a report of the activities OF that
committee. and announced the win
ners in the yard Identification con-
test sponsored by the league.
All the close Of the business ses-
sion Mesdames r. =. Morris, w. j
Vertrees. J. M. Abel. Albert Smith
and q. r.. Easterly served cake and
punch in the patio and rose garden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19

Adding another 10 the list Of de-
lightful social affairs which have
held the attention Of Brownsville
society during the week. Mrs. j.
T.. Bogus was hostess TO nine Ia
bles Of bridge at the Country club
on Thursday morning.
A three-course breakfast preceded
the games. the guests being seated
at TIE large table In the dining
r&O Candles and bouquets Of red
80 graced the board.
The club had been transformed
into a replica Of a Spanish patio,
around which the tables we're ar
ranged. Large Spanish fans. shawls
and blankets made rainbows Of bril-
liant color. a profusion Of red roses
lending the garden atmosphere
characteristic Of the patio.
Mrs. r. l.. Potter Of Greenville
Mrs. Neil Allen OF this city. and
Mrs. G. II. Goodson of Dallas. who
Is the guest Of Mrs. Robert Schwartz.
were the honor guests at this
charming function.
Prizes in the games went 70 Mrs.
Billy Withers. high. Miss Annie
Starck, second. and Mrs. Archie Car
ter, consolation. Each guest also
received a gift.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
May Day, Japanese
Motif Featured

Nrs. ]. II. Greene was hostess az
q 'nique affairs on wednesday
OF A1nast week. naming her sister,
Mrs Porter. Jr.. OF Greenville.
8 hoh&Ae.
AT $50 a. m. a number OF guests
assembled at her home in Los
Ebanos for bridge. May day bas-
kets were the theme OF the party.
spring colors Of yellow and green
being featured. Large wicker bas-
kets filled with flowers. daisies.
s~napdragons and other varieties.
were scattered about on the floor
and hearth. Large and small bas-
kets, flower-filled, in glass. silver
and china, were placed on the ta-
bles and other vantage points. Mrs.
Robert Schwartz, who held high
score. was presented with a dainty
Dresden China basket. and Mrs.
Porter, as honor guest, received q
like remembrance. Consolation. a
black patent leather pillow orna-
nented with a basket of flowers. was
given to Mrs. John r. Harris.
Tallies we're baskets. with the
flowers for score cards. "A three
course luncheon was served at the
close of the games. the chosen colors
appearing throughout the menu.
Table covers, napkins. and other &C
ceSsories carried the basket motif
IN Madeira embroidery.
The entertainment of the after
noon took the form of a japanese
hridge-tea. The Oriental idea ap-
peared In the dainty TALES and
score cards. with a color contrast
OF pink and green appearing every
where. After the games the guests
enjoyed a two-course tea service.
Linens and accessories we're In the
japanese style.
Mrs. Howell McCampbell. who was
most successful in the games. re-
ceived q japanese t~able-runner, Mrs.
Porter receiving a like gift. Mrs.
II. ID. Seago held low score. and
was presented with a Japanese brass
bowl for consolation.
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Armstrong and James Gillett were
out-of-club guests.

Armstrong and James Gillett we're
out-of-club guests.
Mrs. Harry tSewart and Miss Fl
zada Clover were hoStesses al a very
happy afternoon OF bridge last Sat
urday, with nine tables of women
enjoying the game OF chance.
The attractive Stewart home was
handsomely decorated in the chosen
colors, pink. yellow and green. these
colors being carried out In the floral
and table decorations. also tn the
coloring of the salad course or re-
freshments. Miss Ella Hansen of
Pharr was high scorer. Mrs. Walter
Roberts second. Miss Leona WallinG
third.
The following were present. Mes
danes 8. M. Duffie, :. Il. Hardin.
Walter Roberts, B. WI. Strong. II.
II. Caldwell. r. w. Thies. w. IL
Parrish and "A. q. McHenrT, H. B
Hargrove. Dade Hester. w. IA. VOL
verton. Flint Sorrell. "a. G. Potter
G.. ID. Eppright. Il. @. Plyler. WV "a
Braden, II. Duncan. II. r. Card. Vaw-
ter, Butler, ID. g. Decker. Clelland
Harris. @. r.. Dohrn and Dunno
meier.
The Misses Joe Thies. Leone Wall
ing. Mildred Burgoc1. Helen Melch
Lou Saucier. Cora whitley. Lucille
Mason, Vivien Card. Esther Clark
OF this city, and the Misses Jear
Prather and Ella Hansen Of Pharr
we're also OF the party.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Esther Ferguson and son
Billy. are visiting in Robstown NJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sellers re-
turned Friday from Galveston where
they have been attending the bank
ers' convention. Mrs. Craig Adams,
or San Antonio. was the guest OF
Mrs. Sellers during the convention.
Mrs. Dan r. Callahan Is In san
Antonio. attending the commence
ment exercises at Our Lady OF the
Lake college. from which her daugh-
ter. Katherine. is graduating
MI. and Mrs. Neil Allen left on
Friday afternoon for a visit 70 vari-
Gus points in West Texas. They are
making the trip by motor. and ex-
pect TO be away for about two
weeks. during which time they viii
visit Mr.. Aliens parents and other
relatives and friends.
Miss Margaret Zachry. who has
been here during the past winter
as the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. ID. p.
Gay. Jr.. left Saturday evening for
her home in jefferson She plans
to take a summer course in the
University Of Arkansas. and will re-
turn here in the fall TO resume her
work as a teacher In the Browns
vile schools.
Mrs. j. I. George returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Charles Turner of Meal
len has been visiting Mrs John
Closner during the past week.
Miss Margaret Monroe and Miss
Aline Stephens. who have beer
teaching in the local schools fol
the past year. left Saturday evening
for their respective homes in Dali
las.
Miss Myrtle expects to leave early
In the week for San Antonio, where
she will spend a large part OF the
vacation.
Miss Anna Mary Small Is leaving
soon for san Antonio. where she viii
spend her vacation az home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19

PERSONALS
MIR. and Mrs. L- L- 5nuEad~rF rf
HarEill left Tuesday over lMnd tIr I'M
visit tn their old home in SRA wv
Okla. they expect tn he EunE about
N month during their stay tires with
also visit friends and relatives sn
Oklahoma City and Cni1fArAlAr.
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop linvr
moved tD Houston. where DR.
Bishop has accepted m position aith
the Oklahoma Cotton Growers A1-
ISOLATION for this season
Major e.. Summons nt HmrEiAi WIS.,
tied friends nt Laredo. Texas rTrr
last week end.
Mis- Lena Dunn nf Austin arrived
In HarEil Thursday frr Mr indefinite
visit with her sister. Mrs A M A.
brecht of HarEill.
Mr.. and Mrs. d WV. MrcutcnFn
and little son. Billie. and Mrs. Mr-
Cutchen's mother. spent last sum
dav at Point Isabel
Sydney C.. Lakeland wmA m business
visitor in Edinhurr Thursnav
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Harris visited
their daughter Mrs George Res
ers at RaymondvlIlr. who M w un-
der tre-tment there.
Mr.. and Mrs ChaE Tmnrv ard
Son M Point Isabel Epnnt WHdnf1-
day night with MIR. and Mrs INK. W.
Bcnhanm at HarEtll
Mr.. and Mrs. B C. PeahIeE marH
shopping in MrAllen Monday While
there MIR. PEBBLES had scsan dental
work done.
Mr.. Renfro uf EdinhurE visited
with mt sons. Grover and ElztraR~
north of HarEill Monday
Miss Pearl Thomas Erert Wmn1mM-
day night with Miss ciethm Black
burn in Edinbu-w.
Ice Burton of MrAllrn uaS VA VISIT
wi in the home of Mr.. and MFh.
/, Chas. III. Lancaster north rt Har-
Gill Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Martin. principal rf ere
Harrill schools ard I'M number rf nHr
nunIIs attended tire MAY fiesta mt
EdinhurE. Saturday TIE runAlH &C.
inc we're Bernie KAY. Pau! HHnHFr-
son. Andrew Bnlskowsky, Eiwunf
McClaurhertv. Mable Belle NAttiar.
Martha. Alice and Mary Blackburn.
Arthur Harris. and Walter HHn1hr-
son.
Miss Evelyn Drvult cE EAtnhurE.
spent Wednesday nirhr with Mss
Juanita Painter Et hrr hnrnH mt
Rolln. Texas.
Miss Alice Lancaster was IN vtHItnr
in the Bonham home Monday nArht
Miss Mnhle Belle SlrtlRr Ar@nt
Sunday with Miss Alice Lancaster.
Charlie Lancaster waE I'm business
visitor in WeEiarn. Monday.
LEAGUE PROGRAM
The Junior Epwurth league rave
N VERY interesting program mt thF
Methodist church Sunday. MAEA
Alice Lancaster leading. A scrip
l Continued on pare tivH.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Valley Society News
and Events


the home uf her sister Mr. M@htm
MDwerT.
Mrs. Helen Pike and son IlH1ErAH.
are here from Lubbock visiting nt
the home of hHr mother MI Fred
Guerin-
Mrs. LIZ. WV. JeGfrlng returned Tues
day from III visit tn Bolton. hmtmM
called there because nf IA brothers
illness.
Mrs. Harris MmEtnrHr1 Ef Nous
ton was ln Mission Friday. the KHlhkt
cf Mrs. Florence M. Hayes EhM
delivered "a splendid address ruEA1E
the afternoon at the NethrdA1r
church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Mrs. Johnston Gives
Hawaiian Bridge

Featuring the Hawaiian motif.
Mrs. VIM. r. Johnson entertained
with eleven tables OF bridge nc an
Aloha. or roodby party at her
quarters In Fort Brown Saturday
afternoon. Typical Hawaiian ulants.
such as the banana. papava. hibiscus
and oleander were used 10 give q
charmingly tropical setting. Follow
ing the bridge games q "Luau."
(supper) was served on the Lanai"
(norchl. Hawaiian music was play
ed throughout the supper. and hula
dance very effectively carried out the
chosen idea. In one OF the most
unique affairs OF the season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
MISSION


BRIDGE BREAKFAST
Miss Geraldine Thies was host
ess at a bridge breakfast Saturday
morning at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Thies on Daugh-
erty avenue. Eight tables OF play
ers partook Of the pleasure. with
Miss Cora Whitley as high scorer.
Mrs. II. 3. Hargrove second and
Miss Arab Gray consolation. Those
present we're Misses Lucille Miller.
Helen Melch. Mildred Burgoon. Es-
Their Clark. Lou Saucier. Cora Whit
tley. Margaret Cannon. Margaret
May. Aileen Gideon. Arab Gray.
Dorothy Shaver. Flossie and sun
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Farewell Party For
Elizabeth Camnhel1

Miss Arnold Boyd and Miss Una
Seaman entertained on Thursday
afternoon with a pretty bridge party
honoring Miss Elizabeth Campbell.
who is leaving to make her home in
McAllen. The party was given at
the home Of Miss Boyd. Guests for
the afternoon were Misses Frances
Blanton. Katherine Martin. Mar
raret Hughston. Mamie Dean Har-
ris. Minnie Maude Stobaugh. Nancy
Stringfellow. Margaret wainwright.
Pauline Singer. and Belva Jean
Mccullough In the games Miss
wainwright held high score. and
Miss Campbell received q dainty
memento.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Seniors Enjoy
Tafnale Supper

john Burns was host TO about
thirty OF his friends among the
seniors on Friday evening. following
the commencement exercises. at his
farm near the city. The party en-
ioyed a tamale roast and music.
:. "A. Caldwell. Miss Anna Kendrick
and Roma Wilson chaperoned the
party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Abneys Entertain
Evening Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. =. T.. Abney were
hosts to the Friday evening bridge
club this week. with two tables Of
players participating. The party
was quite informal. High prizes were
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. "A. X
Black.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19
Miss Stringfellow
Hostess For Outing

Miss Nancy Stringfelow enter
tanned a number OF members Of the
senior class on Thursday evening
with an outing at Olmito. "A party
Of about Is met at he rhome here.
driving out TO the chosen site. where
they enjoyed a swim. followed by q
picnic supper.