Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-09

men being guests In the Reuss
home.
An orchestra from Brownsville
furnished the music for the dancers
Light refreshments we're served
during the evening.
FTREMEN ENTERTAIN
The firemen Of Mission enter
tanned their wives and guests at q
picnic supper Friday evening at the
Lions park. Guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Albert McHenry. Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Frost. r. r. Stephens and
Mrs. G.. +. Dohrn.
WONTAN'S TUESDAY CLUB
The first meeting OF the season
for the Woman's Tuesday club was
held at the Garden Inn tea room,
with a luncheon served by Mrs. III.
+. Halstead, hostess.
The usual routine Of business was
conducted. beginning with roll call.
answered by members with differ
ent subjects Of interest.
Mrs. Wilbur Close. the president.
presided. with Mrs. J. G.. Decker as
lesson leader. with the topic. Races
and Nations" The leader discussed
the difference In races and nations
as TO language, appearance and po-
litical aspirations.
Mrs. s. M. Duffie talked on the
opposition between national racial
mixture and patriotism. followed by
Mrs. $. L. Hardin's discussion on
national customs and geographic
conditions.
Fourteen members we're present
at this meeting.
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PIT. A. MEETS
The Parent-Teacher association Of
Saint Faul's school met at the home
Of Mrs. AL Vclz last Thursday for
the regular business session.
Mrs. Sheldon Smith. vice presi-
dent. acted as presiding officer IN
the place CT Mrs. Abe Boyd. and
considerable business was present.
ed with the beginning Of the school
year and its problems.
The hostess was assisted by the
Mesdanes Roberts, j. Tanner and
Sheldon Smith.
OYSTER FRY
A very enjoyable evening was
spent by a number Of friends on
Tuesday when they went to the
Lions park north Of own and en-
joyed an oyster and fish fry.
Those in the party included MIR.
and Mrs. John Williamson. Mr. and
Mrs J.. w. Aibertson. Mrs. Lola
Jones. VIM. FRANKIE, Jack Dougherty
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wrigley, the
latter from Elsa.
REGULAR MEETING
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the church women's federation met
in the basement Of the First Meth
odist church on Thursday.
Mrs. Henderson, federation presi-
dent, conducted the business ses-
sion. with Mrs. Trissler Of Snary-
land acting as secretary IN the abb
sence of Mrs. r. NJ. Mathis.
Rev. w. N. Carl gave an excellent
talk, in which he made mention Of
the laudable work performed by
women in all churches.
Miss Virginia Spilman sang a
solo. accompanied by Miss Virginia
Butler on the piano. after which
Miss Laura Frances Murphy, grad
uate Of the Scarrett Bible school
"a Nashville. Tenn, gave an address
on the work Of the young people.
Following the address Miss Rose
mary and Galen Bushey furnished
two instrumental numbers. with a
monologue by Miss Sweeney Of
SharyIand as the next number and
a reading by Miss Josephine Thorn
ton.
A playlet. entitled Wasted Min
utes." was given by the Lockout
class of the Christian Sunday
school.
Refreshments were served by the
women of the Presbyterian church
at the close Of the program.
FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB
A very hospitable evening was
given at the home OF DR.. and AIRS.
G. ID. Eppright on Frilny evening.
when the members OF the Friday
Evening Bridge club and other
friends of the hosts met there for
an evening on enjoyment, five Ia
bles of players participating.
Mrs. Albert McHenry and r. K.
Kruger were high scorers. Vernon
Hill low.
Out-of-club guests were Mr.. and
<. 3. Balthorpe. Mr.. ana Mrs.
S. M. Duffie, Mrs. @. ID. Hawkins.
Mrs. Paul. a guest in the home Of
H. H. Rankin. Miss Virginia Lind
sey, and Vernon p. Hill.
HOUSTON GUEST HONOEED
Honoring Mrs. Hamilton Of Hous-
ton. sister OF Mrs. r. B. Snyder.
Mrs. Conan Wood was hostess at
an afternoon Of bridge at her home