Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03


der of San Benito: E. j. Hoyt of Chi
cago, E. A. Mallory of Hampton,
Iowa; and Miss Harriet Shaeffer Of
Lincoln, Neb.
TWINS BIRTHDAY
Mrs. j. w. Martin entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
in Hampshire Addition with a
birthday party honoring her little
twin sons, Chester Merl and Lester
Earl, age Z.
Different games and contests were
enjoyed during the afternoon.
Those winning prizes in the con-
tests were William Gard, Givin
Crawford and Jimmie Blythe.
Pink and green were used in the
decorations of the table while little
roosters marked places for the boys
and rabbits for the girls.
Those assisting in serving were
Nell Maxine Martin and Doris Mil
Ter.
The personnel included Phillis
Samson, Givin Crawford, Jimmy
Blythe, Ralph Crawford, Paul d.
Miller, Curtis MCGEE, John Frisby,
Jr., Leonard and George Shepherd,
Stephen Jones, Jr., Maxine McDow-
ell, Gwinivere Garner, Odell Hol-
land, Marion and Lawrence Davis,
Virginia Anna BaZzell, William
Card, Raymond Rockwell. Darrell
Jackson, Alice and Margaret Stath-
am of Edinburg.
FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE
Mrs. w. E. Dixon of Edinburg
was hostess Wednesday afternoon
to members and a number of guests
Of the Fortnightly Bridge club of
McAllen.
Mrs. H. H Damme received the
club prize and Mrs. r. w. Dockry,
who vas an honor guest, received a
dainty favor.
HOIT-HAMMOND
The Holt Hammond Industrial
club met Tuesday afternoon in reg
ular session at the home of Mrs. S
Bagby. There were fourteen mem
bers and two visitors present.
Mrs. M. L. Pryor Of the Bluebon-
net club was present and led a par
laimentary drill. Mrs. w. w. With
erS gave a report of the meeting re-
Gently held at the home of Mrs. l.
L. Tryon WHEN Mr.. Westcost of @
I. A. was present and gave a lee
ture on "LandScaping."
The next meeting will be held al
the home of Mrs. j. w. Beatty
March IL.
MRS. ANTHONY HOSTESS
Mrs. Ben Anthony was hostes:
this week to the members Of the
Thursday Bridge Luncheon club a
the Casa de PalmaS tea room.
INFORMAL LUNCHEON
Mrs. Charles Bartliff entertained
Tuesday with an informal luncheon
at the Casa de PalmaS tea room il
honor of her mother, Mrs. A. D
Smock of Springfield, Ill, who il
her guest.
Ping radiance roses and ferns ar,
t~istically arranged were used as thu
centerpiece of the table. Covers wer,
laid for Mesdames r. E. Horn, r. c
Stevenson of Pharr, John CardWell
William Wallace Greene of Kansa
City, Thomas Beck, Frank Grow
Stockton Fountain, Elizabeth Ewing
Percy Herman, l.. Paul Matthews
the honoree and the hostess.
ITALIAN DINNER PARTY
Mesdames H. E. Triplett, j. Z
baltimore, M. G. H. Parks and Mis-
Jane Dodd Moore all of Waco, VIII
are visiting Mrs. Jas. r. Davis an,
Mrs. P. E. Montgomery, were homo
guests at a charmingly appointet
italian dinner party Wednesda,
evening at the home of Mrs. Davis
Cut flowers were used as the cen
terpiece of the table, carrying out
color scheme of yellow and pink.
Additional guests present wer,
Mesdames Whit Rogers, William
Payne, Gail Hart, T. M. Seawell AM
E. A. Mcdaniel.
Los AMIGAs
Mrs. E. E. Phelps was hostes
Tuesday afternoon to the member
Of the Los Amigos Bridge club.
Mrs. John Cardwell received higl
score prize and Mrs. G. H. Roessin
the consolation. Mrs. r. l.. Levi
received the guest prize.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
An unusually attractive birthda
party was given Tuesday afternoo
by Mrs. John Ewing and Mrs. @. {
Seawell at the home of the forme.
complimenting their daughters, Eliz
abeth Ewing, age 8, and Alice Ma
Seawell, age IL.
Out Of door games and an Easte
egg hunt were enjoyed by forty-fiv
guests.
The large table from which daint
refreshments were served was yer
attractive with two huge birthda
cakes and bowls Of sweet peas an
ferns.
MAGAZINE CLUB
Mrs. E. M. Card was hostess Mon
day afternoon to nine members an
one visitor Of the Magazine club.
The next meeting of the club wi