Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-19

The Business and Professional
Women's club observed Mothers day
with q banquet beautifully appoint
ed in a color theme Of red and
white. The long tables were cen
tered with silver baskets filled with
red and white roses and tall red ia
pers In white holders. The attrac-
tive place cards were small nose gays
made Of vari-colored minis with the
name cards attached. Red and
white roses were placed in baskets
about the banquet hall and plate
favors Of red rosebuds were given
TO the guests during the delicious
four-course banquet.
Mrs. r. l.. Mcdonald acted as
toastmistress. and a beautiful pro-
gram was given. Mrs. J. G. Bibbs
gave a very excellent talk on the
origin and history of Mothers day;
and Mr.. George <. Hurt also made
a tribute TO Mother. Miss Thelma
Lee Jones sang two beautiful num-
bers; Glen Johnson played a from
bone solo and he and Mr. Hurt
played a duet, The Desert Song"
Miss Jennie White sang Loves Old
Sweet Song" and Felix Mcdonald
played a cornet solo. AT Dawning."
by Cadmar. He was accompanied
by his mother. and Miss Elva
Thomas accompanied the other So
loists. Each member introduced her
guest during the informal social
k>ur which fs1F=1z 81 z7zr77 -Ef-
nal program. rn The receiving Ire
were Mrs. r. l.. Mcdonald. Miss
Exah Angel. Miss Myrtle Goliath,
and Mrs. Jack Horner. Mrs. Clara
Walton. mother of Mrs. q. w. Wal
ton. was a special guest OF the club.
Members and their guests who
were present we're Mrs. Jennie Lee
Mcdonald. Mrs. Ester Rainwater,
Mrs. Eula Horner. Mrs. j. T. Horner,
Mrs. Ola Moss. Mrs. Georgia Nc
kenzie. Mrs. Eta Ringgold. Mrs.
Mamie Sherwood of McAllen. Mrs.
J.. C.. Bibbs. Mrs. j. S. Pelt. Mrs. Jen-
ME Lee White. Mrs. @. f.. White,
Mrs. Velma Montague. Mrs. w. M.
Doughty, ST., Miss Ora Geren. Mrs.
G. +. Geren. Miss MYRTLE Bentzen,
Of Mission. Miss Exah ANGEL. Mrs.
Kate Martin. Miss Billy Haddock,
Mrs. J. r.. Haddock.
THE JEWELLERS
Miss Murrel Dunn was a charm
ing hostess 10 the Revelers' club
on Wednesday evening. entertaining
with five tables OF bridge. The tall
lies and table accessories were Span
ish in motif. The honor scores for
the evening were made by Mr.. Frank
Wright and Miss Dunn. A delicious
salad course was served at the con-
clusion Of the games. and each guest
was given a spray of larkspur as q
plate favor.
The players were Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. r.. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. 3.
Newman, Mesdames Scottie Dorsey.
Katherine Miller and Vista Horn
berg: Misses Mary Gordon. Grace
vandiver. Gertrude Schaleben.
Charlotte Evins. Helen Barnes;
Messrs. Frank Wright, John Lips
comb. Mike vandiver. @. 4. Davis.
Ransom Walker OF Mission. John
Minvard of Mission. George Erwin
Of Mission; and the hostess.
SWASTTKA BRIDGE
Mrs. Joe Clark charmihgly enter
tanned the Swastika Bridge club on
Thursday morning with a. bridge
luncheon. The games were played
In a room gay with a profusion of
roses. The honor score for the dav
was made bv Mrs. II. ]. Tanner. and
Mrs. Elise p. Sharp made the low
score. AT the close OF the games,
the hostess served a lovely two
course luncheon.
LUNCHEON AT WESLACO
Several Edinburg women attended
a delightful luncheon given at the
Hotel Cortez in Weslaco and Spon-
Sored by the Weslaco Study club last
Friday Covers were laid for Is.
The affair COMMUNICATED several
guests nc the fifth district conven-
ton or the state Federation OF
Women's clubs. who were Mrs. Lee
Joseph Of Autsin. Mrs. A. Adams Of
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