Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-10

used very effectively in the tallies.
In the games, the honor score
was made by Mrs. Joe Clark, while
Mrs. G. L. Jones made the most
games in hearts. The honoree was
the recipient of a lovely remem-
branec which was attractively tied
with a dainty bow of white ribbon
and orange blossoms. Each guetS
received a cluster of orange bios
SONS as a plate favor.
A delicious salad course, individ-
ual heart-shaped cakes and coffee
were served to the following: Mes
danes r. 3. Curry, r. S. Holman,
G. l.. Jones and guest, Mrs. r.. E.
StebbinS of Columbus, Mo; l.. E.
Tinker, ]. K. Miller, Katherine
Miller, It. A. Miller, E. r. Chandler,
w. S. Holiday, Jr., M. McIlhenny,
j. G. Epperson, Joe Clark. r. r.
Newman, j. NJ. Jetton, John Sum-
merville, Cantrel Bryan, A. A.
James, j.. E. Robinson, Frances
Kirk, A. F. Buchanan, Jr., Vista
Hornberg, M. C. Sally, j. r. Norvell,
and guest, Gibson Of Boulder, Colo,
J. w. Kirkpatrick, A. r. Baker, Roy
klossner, Henry KlosSner, H. P.
Griffin of McAllen and Misses Ger
trude ~Schaleben, Emma Gene Bak-
er and the honoree. The hosteSseS
were assisted by Miss Ida Mae West.
DINNER BRIDGE CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Klossner were
hosts on Tuesday evening at the
regular meeting Of the Dinner
Bridge club. Six games Of bridge
were enjoyed after the delicious
three-course dinner was served. In
the bridge games, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
McIlhenny made the honor scores.
BETA BRIDGE CLUB
The Beta Bridge club was enter
tanned on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Walter Ramsay. Due to the
proximity Of St. Patrick's Day, the
TALES were bright with shamrocks
Bowls Of pink verbenas were placed
about the room. The color note of
pink and green was repeated in the
dessert course which the hostess
served after the bridge games. Mrs.
e. S. Eearne was lucky in the cut.
Mrs. L. G. Newman made the honor
score.
MEDICAL AUXILIARY
The County Medical Auxiliary
held a meeting in the chamber Of
commerce building in McAllen on
Friday, March /, with Mrs. H. 0.
Schaleben presiding. Several mat
ters of importance were presented
to the members before the plans
for the entertainment of the doc
tors wives at the state meeting
were discussed.
A letter from the State Tubercu-
lOsis association was read in which
the organization agreed to send to
Hidalgo county a public health
nurse who viii make a tuberculosis
survey Of the Mexican communi-
ties in the county. This service is
being given without cost to the
county in return for the contribu-
ton made to the Christmas Tuber-
culOsiS Seal Sale. DR.. Malone has
kindly agreed TO cooperate with
this nurse in this splendid work
which will be done during the
month Of June.
Mrs. j. A. Mcdowell Of McAllen
who is a member of the health
committee is securing information
from all state institutions which
care for neglected, crippled and I'M
fortunate children, and any causes
in the county in need Of attention
and care may be referred to her for
consideration.
1t was decided to give a bridge
benefit following the Lenten sea-
son to help defray expenses of en-
tertaining the women Of the state
who will be in the Valley for the
meeting in May. Committees were
appointed 70 take charge of the
various phases Of the entertainment
at the meeting which will be held
on May o, % and "a at Browns
vile. The last day win be spent in
touring the upper Valley and lunch
will be served at the Casa de Pal
mas in McAllen. Detailed plans
will be submitted at the next meet
ing which will be held in the same
place on the first Friday in April
at 2:30.
BENEFIT BRIDGE, DANCE
Mrs. w. L. Lipsconb and Mrs. M.
McIlhenny were sponsors at the
second benefit bridge party on Fri
day, March l, given by the Coun-
try club. The guests enjoyed twen-
ty tables Of bridge and forty-tWo
and dancing at this affair.
The cOlorful and sweet huisache
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