Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-24

the YOUNG la0icS WAS maze Dy micc
Ann Hendricks and that for the
young men by Emmett Murphy,
Miss Catherine Montgomery was
presented with the consolation
prize. Partners for refreshments
were found in a novel manner sug-
gestive Of the holiday. A delicious
salad and dessert course were
served.
The guests were: Misses Nyra
Looney, Eda Kusel. Clara Bell Holi-
man. Catherine Montgomery, Ann
Hendricks. Anne Katheryn Ed
wards. Matte Belle Ross. Elizabeth
Peters, Maylene Robinson. Mar
garet Palmer. and Messrs. Tom
Handley. Harry Ellington. Felis Nc
Donald, Emmett Murphy. Roy Hen
bricks Robert Looney. Frank
Slaughter, Bowman Baker.
PATRIOTIC PARTY
The primary rooms Of the First
Baptist church were the scene OF
a patriotic party on Saturday after
noon when the beginners and pri-
mary departments OF the Sunday
school we're entertained. Small
flags and other symbols Of George
Washington's birthday were used IN
decorating. The children played
games during the afternoon. and
later were served with pink lemon
ade and a George Washington
birthday cake. Each child was Civ
en- a little flag as a favor.
Those present were: Harry Bryan,
Mary Louise Roberts. Ivan Wilson,
Hart Wilson. Doris and Betty Ann
Ackerson, Mildred Ackerson, Pau
line and Charles Fcrtson. Zeola
Heffington. Billy Sadler, Ernestine
Ballard. Arthur and George Bull
lard. Fra Billiard. Mabel Brown,
Ethel Harriet Baker. Grace Atwood
Lombard Atwood. Harry Roberts.
Lemont Wilcox. Doss Schnack. Ar
lene Edwards. Mrs. j. l.. Edwards,
Mrs. j. S. Pclt. Mrs. w. o. Faux.
Mrs. j. d. benson. Mrs. G. T.. Fryan,
Miss Thelma Billiard and Miss Le-
mont Proctor.
BETA BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Roy Mitchell was hostess TO
the Beta bridge club on Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A.
j. Ross. Jr. The TALES and table
accessories cleverly carried out the
theme OF Washington's birthday. In
the bridge games, the high score
was won by Mrs. w. D.. Gardner
and Mrs. Walter Savage Ia lucky
in the cut. During the refresh
ment hour, the hostess served a de-
licious cherry pudding and little
George WASHINGTON hatchets were
given as plate favors-
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. r. s. Holman entertained at
the home OF Mrs. r. B. Curry for
her small on. Bob. in celebration
of his third birthday. The little
guests played games On the lawn
during the afternoon. One of the
chief events of the affair was a
fish pond where the children an
gled for celluloid fish and turtles
Late in the afternoon the birth
day cake. decorated with three
pink candles. was served with ice
cream. Bright colored balloons
were given to the children as IA
vors.
The guests present we're: Rose
Marie and Izora Joy Tinker. Jane
McIlhenny. Justine Miller. ChaSter
Liliestrand. ,Ir.. Charline Jones,
Lawton Wood MaFee, Lemont Will
cox. Norman Sander, Martha
Rupp. Scott Dorsey, Mesdames j.
X. Miller. Chester Liljestraud, G. L.
Jones, r. r. Stebbins Of Columbus,
Kans., n. E. Wilcos. Rupp. j. M.
Jetton. Scottie Dorsey. and Miss
Ida Mae West.
VALENTINE DANCE
Mrs. M. r.. Turner, Mrs. Scottte
Dorsey. and Miss Emma Gene
Baker entertained a group Of their
friends with a Valentine dance on
Saturday evening at the home of
Miss Emma Gene Baker. The liv-
ing room was attractively deco
rated with bright red hearts which
we're suspended from the ceiling.
Serpentines added to the gayety Of
the evening. Punch was served In
the dining room. Red roses In
profusion decorated the dining
room. Later in the evening dainty
heart-shaped sandwiches and cook
les were served.
The personnel included: Misses
Murrel Dunn. Charlotte Evins.
| Alice johnson OF Fharr, Gertrude
Schaleben, Grace Vandiver, Emma
Gene Baker and Scpttie Dorsey,
Messrs. Arthur Mcbride. Nike Van
diver. Fred Vandiver, John Lips
comb. Rogers Kelly. j. c. Looney.
Frank Wright. Jack Rutledge. Brice
Cochran. A. Y. Baker. Jr., Gillespie
| Baker, ID. c. Crawford, Graham
Short. Mr.. and Mrs. M r. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Norvell, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. p. Newman.
WEDNESDAY AUCTION CLUB
Mrs. u. c. Printy entertained the
Wednesday Auction Bridge club on
Wednesday afternoon. The Valen-
tine motif was carried out in the
tallies and table accessories. and
red roses added the color note. In
the bridge games. the high score
was made by Mrs. J. A. MCCLELLAN
and n guest prize was awarded 10
Mrs. ". "A. Tucker. The hostesses
served a salad and coffee course
at the close OF the games.
RAINBOW SHOWER
Mrs. A. Y. Baker and her daugh-
ter, Miss Emma Gene Baker. we're
the charming hostesses at a miscel-
laneous shower and bridge party on
Thursday afternoon honortng Miss