Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24


major attractions OF the John
the amusement features or the
annual Christmas party. which will
&c held at the home Of Mrs. w. W..
Cotton. "A delicious luncheon was
at the conclusion OF the
business session
CLASS HONORED
Friday afternoon on last week
Mrs Marie Edge ana Mrs. .. II.
Polly were hOSteSSeS at a charming
event arranged in honor Of menu
bers OF the Il. K. Il. class OF the
First Baptist church Mt the spaci-
Gus home Of Mrs. Polly on East
Haywood street. Games and o n
tests were participated in. A de-
salad plate was served AZ the
close Of the afternoon 10 twenty
four guests.
PIONEER BRIDGE CLUB
Thursday OF last week at her
nome IN the country Mrs. s. s.
Dodds entertained for members of
the Pioneer Bridge club and three
guests. Mrs. Charles Wtmderman
>. III. Crews and Mrs. al. Id
'ohapere. Mrs. w. j.. Vinsant held
the high number when the games
ended and received the succeZ tro-
ply. "A luncheon course was serv-
ed in the late afternoon.
The club will not meet again I'M
I'll Thursday, December 18TH. when
MRS. James @. Buck will be host
css.
CIRCLE SOCIAL
Friday evening Of last week a
large number OF members and
guests Of the Woodlands Circle en-
Joyed a social at the I o. o. n.
hall The principal feature was a
play, License TO Wed" enacted by
Ralph Maley and Mrs. c. M
sFllds a. the Irish bride and bride
groom. with Mr. Il. w. Mills repre-
senting a policeman. Mrs. Mills and
John Nesmith sang a Spanish song
and little Morris Nesmith gave q
whistling selection. Eleanor Ne
smith pleased the guests with a
reading. Refreshments were served
by a volunteer committee.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
At an attractive afternoon bridge
Mrs. Arthur Graves and Mrs. L. w.
Humble were joint h~ostesses at the
country home Of Mrs Humble Fri
day OF last week. During the games
OF the afternoon Mrs. p. M. Shear
was successful and received a
handsome prize Mrs. Frank Grim
sell won the cut prize while Mrs.
Shafer received the pref
consolation gift. A delicious
luncheon course which was enjoyed
in the late afternoon carried out
the color scheme OF autumn colors
OF green and red.
Guests were Mesdames A. L.
Geo. A. Espey, Frank Grim
sell. r O.. HornburE. G. /. Worley.
Shafer. II. "A. Barrier.
Huff. Salima Knapp, 3. Fl. Crews,
N. Craig, w. w. Cotton, A. r.
Middleton. A. @. Demers. P. M.
Gherer and Homer Lilies, Lillian
Richards and Alex Kerr.
JONES-SHROEDER
Saturday evening of last week
Hiss Mary Lee jones was married
I'd Jack Dudley Shredder at o
o'clock at the First Methodist
church parsonage, surprising their
friends. OF whom only a few knew
that the ceremony was to take place
at that time. Only Rev. c. Z. Mar
shall. who performed the cere-
mony, Mrs. Marshall and their
children were present.
The couple viii live at the home
ar the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. G.. Jones. near the spill
way. and will go on a deferred hon
aymoOn later in the year. The
ride Is employed by the Rivoli the
atre and the bridegroom. who Is
ne son OF Mrs. NJ. Shredder Of San
Benito, is employed by the Central
Power and Light company.
W. M. u. MEETS
Tuesday afternoon OF last week
he w. Nj. u. Of the First Baptist
r'-urch met at the home Of Mrs.
NV. a. Adamson. Mrs. J. II. Shell
-der presided over the meeting.
nfser a hymn. prayer was offered
nv Mrs. Wells. Mrs. T. p. Cooke
rave the devotional. using Is Q
theme. brotherhood or Man"
Mrs. r. z. L. Mewshaw gave q
very interesting talk on changed
and unchanged conditions In the
missionary field
Mrs. M. b. Finley read Holding
Forth the Word OF Light" and
Mrs. T. d. King sang. "One Sweet
" Solemn Thought" She was &C
companied by Mrs. Murphy Mrs
j. M. Mothershead or Harlingen
told OF how the Mexican work is
being successfully conducted In
Harrington or the instruction tn
sewing and cooking being given III
their community center as well as
music and how they are sending
teachers for Sunday school work.
Mrs. Cochran OF Harlinren spoke on
winning the confidence Of shese
people.
There followed a round table dis
cussion Of the Mexican work to be
done In SAN Benito and many vol
~rnteered 10 help. Mrs. Yoder told
~ Ao~ --trf4~ II, crrrn ri these hor1nc