Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

Those enjoying the affair were
Miss Corinne Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Day Of San Benito. Miss
Mabel Baker. Miss Lecline Horton
and Mr. and Mrs. Davenport Of Wes-
laco Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bauerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman williams and
John With Of Santa Rosa. Mr.. and
Mrs L. o. Hargrove. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Naples. Leonard Hargrove.
Wilson DYE. and Alton +. Stephens
of La Feria.
INTERESTING MEETING
AT the home Of Miss Nellie Stookey
last Tuesday afternoon with eleven
members present a very interesting
and entertaining meeting of the
Presbyterian Missionary society was
held.
Mrs. Paul Cowgirl was the leader
Of the afternoons lesson on The
Call OF the Sick" and Korea and
| Mexico" Very International facts
were brought out in the various dis
cussicns and talks. Mrs. Cowgirl took
| charge Of the devotionals and also
made a report on the health and
sanitary conditions in Mexiquito.
Mrs. Colmery and Miss Morey were
on the afternoons program. furn-
ishing the musical part
In the late afternoon refresh
ments were served
COUPLE HONORED
Tuesday evening Mrs. Paul w
Bruce and Miss Maxine Bruce en-
tertained at the formers home with
an interesting bridge party honor
ing Miss Exa Belle Sublett and Mr..
Harold Gray Of Brownsville. The
! event was the first Of a series OF
affairs that will precede the mar
| rage OF the couple in September.
The house was lovely with bowls
Of white zinnias and lace fern. The
brides table was marked with a
bow of maline and miniature bride
and groom.
Among the women guests. Mrs.
John Stone scored high while JUL
ian Scogin received the trophy for
high among the men players. A
/ EAt vi cnsCl WGc P4CcCA4tC0 W e-C
guests Of honor.
In the ice course that followed
the games the green and white
color theme was carried out.
Those present were Misses Exa
Bell Sublett, Sarita Lomax. Dor
othy Booth, Doris Landrum, jose
phine Marchbanks, Laurie Mae
Booth. Elizabeth Cowgirl and
Gwendolyn Staples, Miss Helen
jenkins Of Houston, Harold Gray
Of Brownsville, Jack Dodson Of
Harrington. Pete Staples, Paul
Bruce. Jimmie Henson. Carroll
Thomas, Caesar King. James Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Scogin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Hudson. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Adamson-
DINNER DANCE
Gordon Thomas. who left Friday
night for Roswell. N. NJ, TO enter
the New Mexico Military Institute,
entertained a group CT his friends
at the Stonewall jackson hotel
Thursday evening with a dinner
dance. Several of the guests who
are going away to school offered
toast during the dinner. During the
late evening dancing on the patio
was enjoyed.
The guests included Misses Gra-
Gle Atkinson. Helen Taylor, Viz
ginia Goolsby. Dots James, Mary
Frances Marchbanks. Elizabeth
Nomenson. Annie Louise Craddocl:,
Pauline Walters and Mary Thomas.
Miss Malcolm Monroe OF Houston
and Miss Elizabeth Leonard IF
Shreveport. La, and Bobbie Carer,
George Ogden, Lee Murphy, Scheer
King, Bonnie Hinkly. Joe TAYLOR.
Harwood Smith and w. <. Morrison
Of Dallas.
PDESENTS CHARTER
Miss Julia OBrian. state vice.
president Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's clubs. presented
the charter to the San Benito club
at Rio Hondo with appropriate GER
emory, Monday night. According 70
Miss O'Brian. the San Benito club
IS the first Valley club to be pre-
sented the charter personally, as all
OF the other charters have been
mailed TO the various clubs.
The club met In the Girl Reserve
camp. Rio Hondo. Mrs. Hudson.
president Of the Brownsville club,
was a guest OF the club.
Plans we're discussed to attend the
district federation meeting to be
held in Corpus Christi. November
is and II.
Dinner was served in the camp
dining room. Swimming in the ar
-ovo and interesting contests we're
other diversions OF the evening.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Burney Of
Kerrville are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Goolsby.
Miss Mary Magee. who has been
spending her vacation with Miss
Lorraine Watson. left for her home
at Groveton Thursday night.
Joe G. Ballenrer and w. W.
Housewright left Wednesday night
for San Antonio where they expect
70 remain a few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Dominy and
Hane Dominy have returned from a
vacation trip to Groveton and other
Texas points.