Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07
HARLINGEN
BRIDGE PARTY

0AS AVA. 4. OAo<u, duu QhuRnLeT.
mrs. Bruce Eubanks. were charm
IS hostesses for an artistically ap-
p9znted bridge party given at the
woman's building Saturday after
noon.
The large club room was very at
tractive with tall floor baskets OF
req and pink roses and other spring
lowers ~attractively arranged. The
spring motif was also featured in
the tallies. pads and other &C
c~essortos.
Mrs. CT F. Lee won high o
md was given q beautiful tall floor
'%isket OF green and gold tints. Mrs.
II. II. Buchard won high cut and
was presented a tall floor basket of
blue and gold. Mrs. @. W. Sprin-
ger won consolation which was a
lovely fern basket in tints Of green
and gold.
A delicious salad and sweet course
was served to go guests.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. H. J.. Goezke was the charm
ing hostess 10 the Friday club at
her home on East Harrison street.
Spring was tokened in the orna-
mentation Of the rooms by the use
OF larkspur and beautiful roses.
Mrs. r. M. Loving was high play
er for the afternoon and Mrs. II. II.
Buchard second high.
Mrs. John Challes. a club men,
Der. who is Ill at this time, was re-
membered with a shower Of mis-
cellaneous gifts.
A salad and sweet course was
served to the following club mem
bers and guests: Mesdames "A. M.
Letzerich, A. K. McClendon, G. B.
Myers. G. w. Letzerich, A. Coda
mer. A. H. Weller. o. N. Joyner, M.
!. Olsen. A. L. Brooks, r. M. Loving.
u. II. Buchard and w. T. Hodge.
M. and Mrs. John Brook has as
their dinner guest Friday evening
Mrs. z. B. Sechrist Of Corpus Chris
ti.
MERRELLS ENTERTAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Merrell enter
tanned Thursday evening with a
bridge party at their home on East
Taylor.
Spring flowers in colorful hues
were used throughout the living
rooms where four tables OF players
gathered for the evenings game.
Mrs. Same Emerson won high
score receiving a beautiful chiffon
handkerchief. Mr.. Emerson was
high for the men and was presented
q carton of cigarettes. Floyd Smith
received q deck Of cards for high
cut.
Iced drinks were served during
the evening. At the conclusion of
the games the hostess served an ice
course to: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Emer-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Eubanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Duckett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Sampson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Smith, Mrs. l.. r. Hollingsworth,
Misses Bessie Versa and Vera Let
zerich. and Bob Baker and Nc
Kinley Davies
SWIMMING PARTY
Miss Clarice Meyers entertained
With q swimming party at the Mid
way swimming pool Saturday MORN
ing. After a nice refreshing swim
the party returned TO Miss Myers
home where her mother. Mrs. G. b.
Myers, served them q delicious waf-
lie breakfast.
RECITAL
Mrs. Floyd Smith presented her
class Of Melody Way pupils in a very
interesting and unusual manner.
Saturday evening at the high school
auditorium.
The Arcadia Shoppe decorated the
stage very artistically with tall floor
baskets of peach cannas using a
beautiful basket OF pink rosebuds to
adorn the piano.
These floral decorations made an
attractive setting for the evenings
entertainers.
Solos. duets, rhythm games. rhy-
thy exercises and selections by a
rhythm orchestra were given in a
delightful way.
The pupils who performed during
The evening were Barbara Kimmel.
Alma Palmer. A. j. Wittenbach,
woodrow Gavenda. OWE Decker,
Sarah Morris, Tommie Filter. Vir-
rinia Thomas. Doris Medlin, Jane
Davis, Lola Mae HUMPHREYS, Frances