Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
SAN BENITO
SERIES OF COMPLIMENTS
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She was complimented with q
small afternoon bridge Of special
interest Saturday Of last week
when Mrs. M. A. Thompson enter
tanned at her home. Hibiscus flow
ers lent a colorful note to the
occasion. Mrs. ". ID. Monger was
successful during the afternoons
games and received the trophy for
high score. "A guest prize was pre-
scented to Mrs. Green. Following
the games a dessert course was
served.
The guests were Mesdames AK
en-, j. E. McAnally, N. ID. Mong-
er, p. +. Dominy, w. +. Heath,
S. II. Crews and the honoree.
Mrs. L. Du-l entertained in
honor OF Mrs. Green with three
tables OF bridge at her home Mon
day afternoon of last week.
Award for high score was pre-
sented to Mrs. Roy Holcomb at
the close OF playing, while Mrs.
z. L. Butts received the cut prize.
The guest of honor was remember
ed with an attractive gift An ap-
petizing dessert course marked the
close Of the hc$)itality.
Those present were Mesdames
z. L. Butts. j. E. Bell. Jesse WEIGH,
w. F. Heath, G. +. Lyle, r. Hol-
comb. Edgar WEIGH. ". ID. Monger.
Leigh Stanley, Bernie Goolsby and
Green.
Mrs. Leight Stanley entertained
with a luncheon Tuesday honor
ing the visitor.
Tuesday OF last week Mrs. Roy
Holcomb and Mrs. Edgar WEIGH
entertained &C the latter's home
with an afternoon bridge Of pleas
ing appointment complimenting
Mrs. Charles Green Of Houston.
Lovely pink roses were effec-
lively maSsed in baskets and vases.
When scores were totaled, Mrs. j.
J. Dunn held high and received a
pretty dinner handkerchief for re-
ward. A similar gift was present.
ed to Mrs. Green as guest prize
while Mrs. Bernie Goolsby receiv-
ed a jar of bath salts as cut prize.
Following the games q prettily
arranged luncheon course was Serv-
ed.
The guests were MesdameS Lee
Roy WEIGH. Leigh Stanley, +. 3.
Sublett. N. .. Monger. Bernie
Goolsby, j. y. Dunn, Jesse WEIGH,
j. E. Bell, w. F. Heath, z. L. Butts,
A. 2. Weaver and the honoree.
MONTHLY MEETING
Tuesday night in Bowie Chapel
the monthly business meeting Of
the senior Christian Endeavor OF
the First Presbyterian Church was
held. The meeting was called TO
order BY President oscar Steck
and minutes of the last meeting
we're read by the secretary and
approved.
Reports from chairman Of the
different committees were also give
en-. "A report from the treasurer
was given and all members were
urged to pay their dues. The con
stitution and bylaws of the Soc
iety were read by the president
and were unanimously adopted by
the members. The meeting was
closed by singing hymns and re-
peating the benediction.
LUNCHEON BRIDGE
Wednesday Mrs. Ted Brash's
luncheon bridge, arranged at her
home, was made distinctive by the
clever Interpretation given the
chosen color theme Of pink and
yellow.
The affair was the first Of a
series Of events which Mrs. Brash
plans during the next few weeks.
Lovely yellow chrysanthemums and
pink roses we're displayed about
the rooms. The favored colors
were noted In the attractive four
course luncheon and in the tallies.
score pads and covers QUILTING
the tables for the games of bridge
that we're enjoyed throughout the
afternoon.
Trophy for success al the games
went TO Mrs. +. Fl. Downs, Mrs.
"A. d. Shapiro received the award
for second high. while the cut
prize went TO Mrs. Ned Bentley Of
McAllen.
Those present were Mesdames
James Sweeney, s. Fl. Crews, r..
l.. Barmore. w. e. Thomas. w. j.
Vinsant. F. B. Sublett. z Fl. Downs,
y. Z. Bell, A. ID. Shapere, l.. L.
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derman and z. F. Bonner
Special guests were Mrs. John
u. Clark and Mrs. Ryan Butts Of
San Augustine. who are visiting
Mrs. s. II. Crews. and MRS. Ned
Bentley Of McAllen.
PATRIOTIC THEME
Friday OF last week Mrs. "A. L.
Price and Mrs. Nathan Craig en-
tertained with an interesting after
noon bridge 40 the Woman's Build
ing in Harrington The ArmiStice
Day theme. chosen for the after
noon. was reflected In the choice
Of red radiance roses and bougain-
Villa, while chrysanthemums and
blue tuberoses for floral adorn-
ment. Fourteen tables Of players
were assembled in the pleasant
setting.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Gilbert held top score
during the games OF the afternoon.
receiving the handsome award for
high. Souvenir for second high
went TO Mrs. w. ID. Hinkly while
Mrs. George T. Campbell received
the cut prize. Mrs. Lee Roy WEIGH,
who held low score, was present.
ed with a consolation gift.
Out-of-town guests Of the affair
we're Mrs. Arthur White Of Pitts
burEh. Pa. and Mrs. Charles Green
Of Houston.
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