Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-28

$500
Charlie Johnson, Mrs. Joe Keeper,
Mrs. g. j. Ccott and Mrs. D. E.
Decker and Mrs. D. S. French and
Miss Gladys Pattee of Harrington.
Mrs. st. Claire Thompson won
high score prize, a fancy plate, Mrs.
French won low score prize, a green
painted tray. Cut prizes we're won
by Mrs. G. G.. Conley, a novelty
purse. and Mrs. Davis E. Decker, a
book.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
The Friday afternoon club met
with Mrs. Holly Bostick at her
home on West Kimball Ave, and
enjoyed a game of bridge.
Mrs. Grayson won high score, a
luncheon cloth.
A salad course with iced tea was
served as refreshments at the close
of the game.
BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Mildred Burton entertained
at her home on West Hidalgo Ave.
Monday evening with four tables
of bridge.
Those present were Mildrena Rea-
sonover, Rose iarl. Margie Sue
Grayson, Aida -ensen. Sammie Lee
Kinser, Rachael Moritz, Caroline
Duffield, Janet Bremen, Mildred
McCay, Thelma Moore. Margaret
Crowell, Mrs. L. 0. Robbins, Mrs.
P. <. Gebhardt, Mrs. VIM. j Ger
ron, Mrs. Henry Rodgers, Jr.
Rachael Moritz won the first
prize, a purse.
Vanities as table prizes we're won
by Mrs. L. G. Robbins, Mrs. Henry
Rodgers, Jr., Margaret Crowen and
Rose Earl. I.
Cut prize was won by Janet
,.Brenner, a package of face powder.
SEVEN TABLE BRIDGE
Mrs. E. B. Burton and Mrs. A. J.
J Shubert were joint hosteSses in en-
tertaining seven tables of bridge at
the home Of Mrs. E. B. Burton on
West Hidalgo Ava, Tuesday even
ling. 7,
Those present were Messrs. and
! Mesdames Holly BoStick, Boad
Carroll, E. j. Sanders, M. H. Dryer,
Mrs, Ed Starr. Roger Robinson,
Charles Kennedy, Lamar Gill, R.. 4.
,Fackelman, Hays Scissor, h: z.
TONNE, j. K. Smith, H. A. White,
~. E. johnson.
High score was won b. Mrs. Hays
Scissor. . tapestry purse. Lamar
Gill won mems high, a bill fold.
sNIrs. Sanders Y n low score prize,
Ia set of vegetable cutlery, Roger
Robinson winning low for men, a
knife. High cuts were won by
Mr.. and Mrs. Dryer, Mrs. Dryer re-
tceiving a box Of individual bath
salts, MI. Dryer, an elephant cigar
/ cite holder. Mr.. KeneCJ Won a
scut prize Of a book.
The color scheme throughout the
house was pink and green being
carried out with roses, verbenas and
fern. Vases Of roSebuds :dorned
each of the tables.
gPERsONALs
MIR. and Mrs. George Musgrave
left the first Of t! week fcr Cen
ter Point, where they will spend a
month or more with their daughter
and her husband, MI. and Mrs. E.
L. Mahon.
Nh. and Mrs. w. A. Harding loft
wednesday morning for a two
weeks trip through the North, Wis
iting st. Louis, Chicago and Detroit
and perhaps into Minneapolis on
their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. F1oy>. Bowden who
nave been spending the past two
weeks with MIR. Bowden's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bowden on the
Bowden ranch, II miles northeast
of Raymondville, left for their home
in Weatherford early "Wednesday
morning.
MIR. and Mrs. George B. Calder
and daughter, Alice, Mrs. Ed Starr,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Akard and chill
Mary Lou and Junior, end
Mr. Akard's mother, Mrs. Nellie
Akard of FL Paso, motored to san
Benito, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schllef and
L. F. Childs left the last OF the
week for Kerrville and Center Point
wehre they expect to remain about
q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Smith returned
from a months vacation trip Sat
urday. While away they ATTENDED
the marriage of Mr.. Smiths sister,
Geraldine, to Mr.. James w. john
son of Houston. They also visited
their old home in De Ridder, La,
where they enioyed a fishing and
camping trip with old friends and
relatives. They we're accompanied
nome by Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Pharr
of Monroe, La, who stayed over
SUNDAY with them, touring the Val
lev and leaving for their return
krp early Monday morning.
County Engineer J. Z. Johnson
left for Beaumont wednesday
where he will meet Mrs. johnson,
Who is returning from Mayo Broth
ers hospital in Rochester, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hoppe and
daughter returned the first OF the
week from a three weeks SIT IN
the north. They visited relatives
and friends in Algona, Iowa, Man
kato and Minneapolis, Mimi.
w. Lusk and daughter. Peggy.
and Miss Cora Dell woodward of
Wichita Falls, -e visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. L. Reasonover. Mr.. LuSk
was formally proprietor Of the
Tourist Palace confectionery on
South Seventh street.
G. w. Bull of Houston spent the
weekend with his son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Bull.
Harry Klyne anG F. E. Walker Of
Houston were weekend visitors at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L..
Bull.
Roy Campbell Of FL Campo came
In Wednesday morning on business.