Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17


regular session Of bridge ut the
home OF Mrs. Franklin Ewers on
Wednesday, with three tables Of
players. Mrs. 4. X. Card, Mrs. u. ".
Sprowl and Mrs. Jack Lair were out
OF club guests, with Mrs. Sprowl as
high score holder, Mrs. Card low.
FAMILY DINNER
Mrs. j. A. Card was hostess nc a
family dinner at her home Wednes-
day, having as guests Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Butler, his mother, Mrs. Mary
Butler, Mrs. u. NJ. Card OF McAllen
and Mrs. 'vswter Of this city.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. T. b. Sammons was hostess
< to the Wednesday Bridge club this
week, entertaining with a three~table
personnel. Beside the club members
these were the guests: Mrs. Geo. w.
Hardy Of Shreveport, La, Mrs. John
Reuss, Miss Mabel Nicholson and
Mis- Helen McCandless, the latter
from Louisville. Ky.
FEDERATION MEETS
The local federated clubs met for
their usual monthly session at the
city hall Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Edward 0ppenheimer, the
president, wa In charge OF the bust
ness session, one OF the main OBJ
jects being the appointment Of the
president Of each club ms D nominal
ing committee. This committee is
to report their choice for officers
for the coming year previous to the
second Wednesday in March, when
the officers will be elected. The
president notified the club Of the in
tenticn of the State Federation News
to publish a "yalley issue" next
month and data wal requested from
the federated clubs for this issue.
FIREMEN'S AUXILIARY
Mrs. Ross Marcus was hostess to
the Firemen's Auxiliary Monday
evening, with Mrs. X. L. kreuger
presiding. Two new members were
taken into this organization, Mrs. j.
| III. Williamson and Mrs. Ira Gobble,
these to be initiated ut the next
meeting. The auxiliary is planning
q Saint Patrick's day party for the
firemcn, and committees we're APP
pointed for this affair.
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| TUESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club met at the home Of Mrs. c. II.
Wright this week for an afternoon
Of play. Mesdames H. C. Jeffries,
II. Melch, r. j. Rome and T. r. Bur-
nett were among the guests.
DRAMATIC RECITAL
The members Of the dramatic class
under Miss Mabel Nicholson gave q
| splendid recital on Friday after
noon to the mothers and friends ut
the Wilson school auditorium. This
class has been at work only a month,
and some OF the young speakers
have been studying for only two
weeks, SO the excellent program they
presented "a somewhat In the ma
ture of n surprise to the audience.
The program consisted of readings,
dialogues, playlets and musical read
ings. Misses Helen Eppright and
Anna Fay Butler were piano accom-
panists.
CABINET MEETING
The Girl Reserves held the regu-
lar cabinet meeting Thursday, with
Miss Resale McAllister hostess. An
ma Fay Butler suggested that each
member bring her kodak to school
tho first sunshiny morning, propos-
ing to take pictures OF the local or
ganization, which will be made into
a serapbook and sent to Girl Re-
serves in foreign lands.
These girls are very ambitious to
excell in all matters pertaining to
the organization to which they be-
long, and among other objects, have
voted TO hold n recognition" serv-
ice on February IA. They will meet
next with the ring chairman, Miss
Zillah Martin.
DELPHIAN CHAPTER
A very interesting and most cdu-
cational session Of the local Del
phian chapter was held last Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Florence NJ.
Hayes, with Mrs. John Gattling Civ
ing a resume OF the preceding les
son. The hostess was the leader of
the lesson study for the day, on the
topic. italian Literature of the Late
Renaissance" The leader was as
sisted by the Mcsdames Hill, Agnew.
Nichols and #. r. Waite. Mrs. S. NJ.
4 DuAAAC rAb AI GudlkG VI NuG aioGA1-
sion OF the Delphian quarterly.
COMPLIMENT GUEST
Honoring Mrs. Geo. A. Brown OF
Alpine. now on a visit in the Valley,
Mrs. Dadc Hester was hostess at
her home on Saturday afternoon for
a season Of the popular game Of
bridge. The theme Of both the dec
| oration9 and ef~rashmpnt vnR fea-
tured in the st. Valentine motif. Mrs.
Henry Hargrove was high score
holder and Mrs. s. NJ. Duffic low.
The personnel of the party inelud-
ed the honor guest, Mrs. Geo. Brown,
Mcsdames s. NJ. Duffic. Heathe May,
IT. r. Hargrove, NJ. Melch. c. Harris,
s. A. McHenry. c. X. Peterson. Ray
Brooks. the Misses Cora Whitley,
Helen Melch and Gertrude Schaleben,
the latter from Edinburg.