Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-25
HARLINGEN
.ARGE BRIDGE

Perhaps the largest social func-
ton of the week was the twenty
table bridge party at the oma >
building on Wednesday afternoon at
which Mrs. T. F. Abbott, c. z. Hen
derson and Norman %oger enter
tanned jointly.
A bright array Of garden flowers
lent a predominating color note Oh
pin and green to the attractive
room where the guests assembled
for bridge. Refreshing fruit punch
was served during the games, ana
later a delicious ice course In the
chosen colors.
For high score Miss Helen SUM-
mers received q beautiful Madeira
luncheon set. Mrs. K. p. Hornaday
received a set Of Madeira napkins
and Mrs. w. L. Beckham was
awarded the cut favor.
Those enjoying this delghtiui
hospitality we're: Mesdames Cnarles
Wood, Floyd Smith, Claude Lee, Joe
Chaudoin, Bryan Alterdice, J. l..
Head. G. w. Letzerich, M. I. OLSEN,
Bruce Eubanks, Will Jones. Flint
Harris. NJ. A. Childers, Leslie King,
Aubrey Elliott, w. l.. Ohler. j. 1.
Floore. d. w. Schuepbach, Ira
Baize, Carl E. Bolch, G. A. Herren'
r. A. Smith, Howard Barrett, J. l.
Coursey, Z. o. Anglin, John T. Fow-
Ter. Jr., G. Z. Carter, ". r. Brady, X,
Hubbard, o. H. Call, j. 4. Snoddy.
\. w. Hoskins, A. l.. Brooks, A. I.
Potts, Dan r. Russell, d. ID. Wink,
Jessie K. Liddell. r. NJ. Loving, Paul
Brown, Walton D. Hood, d. w. Day,
Fred Flynn, l.. r. Baker, j. A. Al
terdice, Frank Chastaln, r.. L.
Crown, A. j. Rabel, Gerald Mcken-
ma, <. p. Hornaday, II. II. Burchard,
Hugo Letzerich, r. l.. Lester. w. l..
Beckham, Jess Wilson, @. w.
Springer, H. L. Kelly, Jack McFar-
land. b. B. Brier, John Thompson,
Sid Berry, Sam B. Willis, v. V. Per-
mould, r. L. Hill, Jack Tennison OF
Donna, 4. r. st. John Of Weslaco,
Roysa Reid Of La Feria. J.. a.
Halfway of La Feria, Henty Hatha-
way OF San Benito, Clifford Carey
of Weslaco, Norman Campbell Of
Pharr, Donald Smith. Sam Foster.
Dallas Ingle, Claude Fullick, w. r.
Heard, G. H. Liston, John Crockett,
A. Goldammer, S. @. Stringer, M. Z.
Sherwood, Glen Farris. j. A. Atchi-
son, b. r. Hardin, A. II. Weller, G.
j. Rothgeb, A. M. Letzerich, ID. j.
Goetzke, G. B. Meyers, John
Brooke, L.. r. Hollingsworth ana
Misses Josephine Willis, Francis
Beckham, Ellen Waldron, Elizabeth
Summers. Helen Summers, Mary
Lob McLamore, and MesdameS John
Townsend, +. S. Herren, d. ID. Nor
ton. George Phillips, Lear, and j.. M.
Mothershead.
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
One OF the prettiest Of the late
summer affairs was given by Mrs.
j. C. Woodwork at the Womans
building on Monday morning when
she complimented her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Meric Of New Orleans,
and Miss Vera Ewing, charming
bride-to-be, with a bridge luncheon.
The rooms were gayly attractive
with pink roses and yellow cannas
where eight tables were arranged
for bridge.
Mrs. Roy Tedlie of weslaco won
the cut, Mrs. Ray Murray high
score and Miss Bessie Verser low.
To each of these and to Mrs. Meric
the hostess presented lockwood
pottery. Miss Vera Ewing was
presented with a lovely spreaed Of
antique lace.
The dainty color theme of pink
and yellow was repeated in the
luncheon course served to the fol-
lowing: Mesdames j. r. Roberts. D.
w. Schuepbach. Tom Sampson, Joe
Chaudoin, r. +. Hubbard, Carl 4.
Bolch, j. T. Floore. L. b. Hunter,
Sid Berry. I. G. Webb, Glen Davis.
Flint Harris. j. L. Head, Ray Muir
ray. l.. r. Baker. c. Woods, Floyd
Smith. Jack Mcfarland, and Misses
Vera Ewing, Dorothy Burchard.
Mary Lou McLamore, Bessie VerSe-.
Carol Lee Thompson, Josephine
Pollard, Ellen Waldron, Elizabeth
Bass and Doris SnaveIy. Out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Albert Meric
of New Orleans. Mrs. Roy Tedlie.
Weslaco. Mrs. Blocker Of Lubbock
and Mrs. Sherman Of Lubbock, and
Mrs. Chiffon CT Altus. Okla.
Miss Vera Ewing, pretty bride
elect Of September, and Mrs. A. Z.
Quinn, Of Birmingham, Ala. were
honored on Thursday morning at
the home Of Mrs. c. w. Letzerich,
who with her daughter. Mrs. L. r.
Baker, entertained with several
tables of bridge.
The lovely rooms were bright and
fragrant with varied summer flow
ers which made a charming setting
for this delightful morning party.
Miss Bessie Verser won high score
and was awarded a beautiful hand
kerchief. Mrs. Floyd Smith receiv-
ed a piece OF Madeira. The honor
guests were presented with silk
hose.
"A dainty luncheon course was
served to Mesdames A. l.. Brooks, d.
w. Schuepbach, Charles Wood.
Floyd Smith, d. d. Wink, Tom
SamDSOn. r NJ Loving Sam Tn