Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-18

II. H. Hamme, Giberson, John Hook
aday, Geo. Gaddy and Misses Burke
of Donna, Celeste Harp Of New York
City and the hostess.
hrs. X. T.. Horn received first
prize for successful playing and Mrs.
Gaddy second. The honoree was pre-
scented with a dainty favor.
HOSTESS At LUNCHEON
Mrs. Persy Herman entertained
with a beautifully appointed luncheon
Thursday at the Casa de Palmas tea
room.
Sweet peas and ferns were artis-
] tieally arranged as q eenterpiece for
the table.
The guest list included Mesdames
VI. L. Cook, Dunlady of Port Arthur.
Texas, r. 4. Horn, Celeste Harp OF
New York City, Mrs. Edward Open
heimer of Mission, McCanless of
Louisville, KY, L. A. Mcdaniel, Jerry
Harvour of Coleman, Texas, Everitt
Moore, Copeland Townsend of New
York City, Chas. Turner, stephen
Jones, X. Nj. Bounds, l.. Paul Mat
thews, II. y. Ferry. It. H. Powell.
Frank Crow Of Pharr and the hos
tess.
PARTY FOR CLUB
Mrs. Everitt Moore was hostess
Wednesday afternoon when she en-
tcrtained the members and { number
OF guests Of the Thursday Bridge
Luncheon club Ct the Casa de Palmas
tea room.
After luncheon a number of inter-
esting games were enjoyed at which
| time Mrs. L. Paul Matthews received
the club prize for high score and
Mrs. John Cardwell the guest prize.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Copeland Townsend and Miss
Cleste Harp both of New York City,
Mrs. John Cardwell and Mrs. Ii. +.
Ferry.
ORGANIZE CHAPTER
The Rio Grande chapter Of ID. A.. r.
n. 5. met Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Miss Maude Jones, at
which time the chapter was organized
with the twelve required members
and four new members.
The officers, duly installed are az
follows: organizing regent, Mrs.
Fred n. Taylor; vice regent, Mrs.
T.. B. Gibbs; recording secretary.
Mrs. d. c. Hogan of Pharr; CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Thomas
Malone; treasurer, Mrs. Nj. l.. kTeld-
Ter: registrar, Miss Maude Jones; IL
! brary historian, Mres. Oscar Perkins
| Of Mission; chaplain, Mrs. +. L. Sner-
wood.
plans were made during the after
noon for a reception of the state re-
gent Saturday, Feb. % at 4 O'Clock at
the Casa de Palmas.
LINCOLN PIT. A.
The Lincoln PIT. A. met Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock with
as members present out Of possible
"a. The goal is 100 for March 8
meeting. DR.. T. Fl. Harrell addressed
the meeting on children's diseases.
Pupils Of Miss Henry's room enter
tanned with several stunts. The IL
brary reported a profit of $50 at a
food sale. The body voted to give
the library $50 20 be used IN the
purchase of books TO be placed IN the
different rooms.
HOSTESS TO p. r. o.
Mrs. A. B. Cochrum was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at her home to
the members of the p. f. O. chapter.
Mrs. Fred Knudson was the leader
for the program and read an inter-
estinr paper on Valley trees and
shrubs.
Roll call was answered by each
member, giving the name Of her
favorite tree. A spelling contest,
using the Of native trees, was
held. with Mrs. J.. C. Dykes captain OF
ore side and Mrs. Clay Zachry Of the
other.
The guests present for the after
noon was Mesdames NJ. l.. Nelson,
Kable of Lincoln, Nebr.. K. c. Stew
enson, Ungheford, Willie Coehrum
and Misses Bessie Richmond and Eu-
nice Cochrum.
BUSINESS SESSION
The Woman's Missionary society OF
| the Methodist church met at the
| church Thursday afternoon in reg
| ular business session. Mrs. Gordon
| Griffin. president, presiding.
Mrs. Lane had charge of the devo-
tional service and Mrs. Jackson led
the prayer. The reports were made
Of missionary money received and OF
activities looking toward the extern
sion Of missionary work and the
study Of missions.
A fruit and vegetable shower for
the Valley Institute AZ Pharr was
planned.
The society has already paid a
thousand dollars toward the new
church building fund and another
thousand was unanimously voted Tor
this year.
II was also voted to give a st. Fat
| rick's Day silver tea Friday after
noon, March Is, invitations to be IS
sued later.
HOME SEWING CLUB
Mrs. Fred Saunders was hostess to
the Home Sewing club Tuesday.
There were ten members present.
Mrs. Laura Moore Of Hidalgo was
accepted into the club as a new men,
Der and Mrs. Ellen Waller of Los
Fresnos was a visitor.
Following a social hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The mex meeting Of the club will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Stinman
in Hamerly Courts Feb. 2e.
LAS AMIGAS
Mrs. George Palmer was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at her apartment
on South Eleventh street to the menu
bers and a number Of guests of the
Las Amigos club. The guests for the
afternoon were Mesdames f. E. Rem
fro. Niles Esrey, Lula Pollock. and
David Fl. Carson.
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