Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-10
DONNA
Y. p. M. SOCIETY PARTY

7. p. NJ. SOCIETY PARTY
The Young Peoples Missionary
Society of Donna met Thursday
night at the home of Miss Joyce
Price for a double purpose, to elect
Officers and to discuss the program
Mrs. Paul Cowan called the meeting
to order, read the scripture and an
nounced two song numbers which
were sung In chorus by the mem
bers.
The theme of the lesson was THE
Evangeline Country" and a very in
tereSting discussion was given on
this subject by Miss Lois Fleurit,
With Mrs. Cowan acting as chair
man the nominations we're opened
for the office Of president to which
Miss Mildred McFarling was elected.
The following other officers were
elected: Ruth Spreading, vice presl-
dent; Arba Mauldin, treasurer; Mae
Wood, recording secretary; Ruth
Bunker, corresponding secretary;
Dixie Huffor, chairman of supplies;
Lois Fleuriet, chairman of mission
AIRY study; Alma Haney, chairman
fof publicity.
Delicious refreshments of choco-
late and sandwiches were served to
the members. The next meeting VIII
be held at the home of Ruth Sprad-
ling with Ruth and Alma Haney
acting as hoStesses.
DINNER BRIDGE
On last Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G.. Black assisted by their
daughter, Mrs. Eva Birthisel, enter
tanned with a beautifully appointed
dinner bridge. A centerpiece of Lux
emburg roses free5ias and blue
bonnets in a green Tiffany bowl,
thanked by orange candles in green
holders adorned the table.
After a ~four-course dinner the fol-
lowing guests played bridge during
the evening: DR.. and Mrs. Hays o.
Nashville, Tenn, MI. and Mrs. j. B.
Kinder of Lacrosse, Wis, MI. and
Mrs. Walter KERN Long, and M.
and Mrs. M. @. Black. Hlgn
scores were won by Mrs. Kinder and
DR.. Hays.
ROCK PARTY
Miss Glenndean Windham enter
tanned a part of Donna's younger
set with a Rock party at her home
Friday evening. After a delightful
evening playing the guests were
served refreshments OF sandwiches,
potato chips. hot chocolate, cake,
and olives. Those who were there
were Misses Sally Whigham, Arba
I MauIdin, Lois Fleuriet, Mae Wood,
Mildred McFarling, Violet Brown,
end Messrs: Warren Davis, Orv1lle
VINEYARD. Fred Petch, Tom Collier,
Jim Mcclure, Orland McFarllng,
Cleo Vineyard. and Noel Shell.
LADIES COUNCIL
The Ladies Council of the Chris
tian church met at the church house
THURSDAY at 8 D. m. where they held
q business meeting. Mrs. NJ E..
white was elected president for the
coming wear. Those present we're
Mrs. M. z. White, Mrs. G.. H. Farm
or. Mrs. A. T. Hester. Sr., Mrs. John
Lee Collier. Mrs. George Stevens,
Mrs. w. H. Snow. Mrs. John Webb,
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and Miss Francis Kerchiner.
DINNER HOST
william WEIGH was host to two
beautifully Amounted dinner par
ties at the Tiffin Room on TUESDAY
and Saturday nights. The Tuesday
evening guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
N. C.. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Richardson. Mrs. Penick. Mrs. Her
bert WEIGH. ard Miss Helen WEIGH
| Of Tulsa. The SATURDAY. night guests
! were Mr.. and Mrs. Spedigue. Mr..
and Mrs. Stebins. Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
of Weslaco, and Mrs. Larson.
FORTY-TwO HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Phillips enter
tanned Friday evening with 2 az
party at their home in the Wood
Lawn apartments. Assisting the
h~ostesses were Mrs. W. Schweitzer.
ard Mrs. Brown. After a delightful
evening of playing. refreshments of
chicken salad. cake and coffee were
served to the following: Messrs. and
Mesdarnes J. w. Monk. David Will
On. Lewis. A. w. Nations. Elmer
vickers. G. n. Brown. Mrs. @. l..
Tracy. Mrs. w. Schweitzer, end Miss
Alberta Schweitzer. and the host
and hostess.
BUSINESS WOMEN
The Business and Professional
wonen's club gave their dinner and
business meeting Thursday night at
EIGHT o'clock at Wilson'S Confection-
ary. The club members decided to
cooperate with the Flks Lodge Of
Mercedes in selling chances on an
automobile to be given away during
the carnival which the B. P. o. E.
will put on in the future. A member
from each club will be selected and
sent to San Antonio to attend the
festival IF flowers in a few weeks