Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17

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ply tor high score was made by Mrs.
John Robinson for the club, and Mrs.
"A. j.. Ross, Jr., for the guests pres
ent. The no-trump score was made
by Mrs. NJ. r. Turner.
VALENTINE PARTY
Robert Henry klossner was host
to a group of his friends on Thurs
day evening at a Valentine party.
Hearts was played and heart covers
and table accessories further car
ried out the Valentine theme. Light
refreshments, also suggestive of the
Valentine q WIS served at the
close Of the games. High score for
the evening was won by Miss May
lene Robinson.
The guests were: Misses Lcona
Watkins, Evelyn Hauscr, Gladys Err
win, Matte Belle Ross, Maylene
Robinson, Jewell Morse, Messrs. Bow
man Baker, Jack Closner. Everett
Braden. ID. c. Evans. r.. ID. Beane,
Roy Klossner, Jr, and Robert Henry
k~lossner.
VALENTINE DANCE
Mrs. II. S. Newman and Miss John
Petty were hostesses on Saturday
evening when the residents of the
Faculty club entertained their
friends. Bridge and dancing form
ed the diversion OF the evening. The
parlors of the club were galy deco
rated with ferns and red hearts fes-
TONED across the ceiling. Red roses
were placed about the rooms in at
tractive bouquets.
During the evening an interesting
program consisting of a vocal solo BY
Miss Tbelma Lee Jones, an interpre-
tative dance by Harriet Dinger, a
vocal solo by Miss Eleanor Arm
strong and a skit called Tea for
Two" by Miss Addic Hughes and
Frank Wright. ~Serpentines and con-
fctti added to the gayety Of the
dancing. In the bridge games AL
Pollard won the honor score. The
women present received dainty cor
sages OF sweet peas as favors. De-
lieious refreshments Of punch, sand
witches, minis and sailed pccans we're
served fro ma table prettily decorat-
cd with ferns red hearts and red
rose buds.
HOME MAKERS CLUB
The Home Makers club held its
regular monthly meeting at the home
OF Mrs. ]. A. Braden. Mrs. M. Nell
benny assisted Mrs. Braden in the
hostess duties. The business meet
ing was conducted by the president,
Mrs. Cecil Winch. The delegate 10
the county encampment board was
instructed rs 10 the wishes Of the
club regarding the program Of the
meeting which will be held in June.
The club also voted to enter CON
tests ut this June meeting OF the
encampment. A social hour was en-
Joyed after the business meeting,
and a guessing contest was won at
this time By Mrs. Carl Bishop. At
the close OF the social hour, the
hoStesses served tea in the dining
room, Mrs. II. J. Maurer pouring.
REBEKAHS MEET
The regular business meeting of
the Rebekah lodge was held on Mon
day evening at the !. o. o. +. hall.
The meeting was conducted by Mrs.
A. vi. Fairbanks, noble grand.
j. ID. McWhorter was initiated into
the lodge at this meeting. Plans
were made for 4 box supper to be
held on Thursday evening, February
II at 5 o'clock at the /. o. o. r. hall.
The public is invited and all Hidalgo
lodges are invited as guests OF this
lodge on Thursday evening.
The
The members also perfected plans
Tor q rummage sale to be held near
the Model Market and Grocery on
Saturday. AT tho close Of the bust
ness meeting, light refreshments
were served and the members en-
joycd a short social hour.
VALENTINE BUNCO
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Bibbs entertain
cd with a jolly bunco party on Tues
day evening. in celebration of the
birthdays of Mrs. n. Mckinney and
Mrs. Bibbs. Valentine decorations
and spring flowers added to the tone
OF gayety. The Valentine theme "a
also carried out in the tallies and
table accessories.
The honorces received a great
many nonscnsicsl gifts which added
60 the gayety Of the affair. In tho
games of bunco, the high scores
were made by Mrs. Marvin K%reurcr
and Mrs. J. q. Hall. The consolation
prize was presented to Mrs. j. g.
Hail.
a salad course and coffee was
served ut the close Of the evening.
\ beautiful birthday cake. contain
ing all the emblems Of fortune was
cut and served with the salad
course. The guests we're: Messrs.
and Mesdames J. c. Hall, ". IT. Sad
Ter, Marvin krcugcr, VI. Mckinney.
Misses Emma Potter. Beatrice Rev
nolds, Maud Prathcr. Mrs. Nora Bcr-
nard and Roy Roberts.
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DINNER PARTY
DR.. and Mrs. III. q. Schalchcn were
hosts nc a dinner party on Monday
evening. in celebration or the doc
tors birthday. The guests we're scat
III ~ small tables attractive with
N%alcniinc placc-cards and nat cups.
The four course dinner was served
buffet style from a large table cen
tered with red carnations and red
-arcrs. Rcd and white roses and
rcd tapcrs were also used about the
rooms. A social evening was en-
ioycd following the dinner. The
guests included: Ncssrs. ard Mes
DANES II. +. Wilcox. r. VI. Smith. j.
4. %Sinnettc, Amos Robinson ot San
Juan. Mrs. d. II. IIandiey. !. G.
Gaigh, Miss LYONS, Mr.. Gefreorer.
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PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
The Business and Professional
Nomcn's club held their regular
Wednesday luncheon hour at the
Blue Bonnet Gardens. Plans were
discussed and perfected for a ban
quct 10 be given BY the local club
at the Blue Bonnet Gardens on