Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01

J. T. Baker Of Memphis. Tenn. He
has been manager OF the McCrory
store here for the past year and has
made many lrien 4 in the Valley.
Those from out Of town attend
ing the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Haynes and daughters. Misses
Sara and Mary Frances Haynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. d. Seago and
daughter, Mary Frances. Of Browns
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Hall OF
Brownsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Duckett Of Weslaco. Mrs. J. T.
Jackson Of Sherman. Mrs. O. II.
Hall Of Corpus Christi, Miss Katie
Zirjacks. Miss Constance Zirjacks
and Winston zirjacks Of Victoria
and Miss Elvie Jean Verhelle OF
custom.
BRIDGE SERIES
Mesdames Floyd Smith. Charles
Wood and Claude Lee were joint
hostesses for e series Of bridge par
ties complimenting a large group
OF friends on Thursday and Fri
day afternoons at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Wood on West Buchanan
street.
A pink and green color theme was
chosen, with roses and corona vine
a~rtistically arranged in tall floor
baskets and bright colo-ed vases
placed at vantage points I rcugh-
out the home. The game table
equipment, tallies and the salad and
sweet course served at the conclu-
pink and green touches.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Dave
~Echuepbach received high score.
Mrs. NJ. A. Childers low. and Mrs.
Jack Carey was presented with high
cut. Mrs. o. II. Hall Of Corpus
Christi and Mrs. w. T. Jackson Of
Sherman, who are visiting their
daughters and sisters, Mrs. Chas.
Wood and Mrs. Floyd Smith, we're
given special gifts from the hos
tesses. On Friday afternoon Mrs. G.
w. Springer received high, Mrs.
Hansen low, and Mrs. Snoddy was
high cut.
A personnel Of So guests enjoyed
this hospitality.
HONoRS GUEST
Miss Yukola Horn entertained
Saturday Afternoon at Sobre Los
Olas, San Benito. with an artistic
bridge party. honoring her guest.
Miss Irene Miller Of Alamagordo.
~. M.
A Spanish theme vas featured In
the game tablet accessories and
floral decorations Of red roses IN
hanging baskets.
High score tropics for the after
noon were presented to Miss Eliza
beth Summers for high. Miss Mary
Lou McLamore second high and the
honoree received a special gift from
her hostess.
At the conclusion Of the games a
Mexican dinner was served In the
patio at beautifully decorated ia
bles to IS guests.
DINNER-PARTY
Honoring Miss Vera Letzerich and
her .iance. L. r. Baker. Mesdames
A. Goldsmme- and A. M. Letzerich
| entertained Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs. A. Goldammer with a
dinner.
A four-course dinner was served
to the immediate family. A heauti-
full crystal bowl holding PINK roses
and lace fern conferred the table.
Plates we're laid for Is guests.
Bridge was the diversion for the
1,1nsA~ At - ra~rlfeiNN If thn
| games the honorees were presented
with a large package containing
miscellaneous gifts.
PRIMARY ENTERTAINED
Thirty-five children Of the pri-
mary department were entertained
! az the home Of Mrs. J. L. Williams
Friday afternoon. Mrs. j A. Ay-
cock and Miss Adele Ronecker as
sisted In entertaining the children.
Games. contests and a picnic sup
per were the main attractions.
VISITORS HoNORED
Miss Martha ard Dorothy Sutton
entertained Thursday afternoon
honoring Patsy and Dorothy Pink
| ston OF waxahachie who are visit
ing their grandparents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. 3. Pinkston.
In the games or the afternoon
first prize was presented Dorothy
Pinkston and Louise Hill was
awarded second.
Refreshments Of Sandwiches
cookies and a fruit drink was served
to Louise Hill. Dorothy Pinkston,
Patsy Pinkston, Martha Sutton,
Dorothy sutton and Geneva Ellis.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Max Brunneman and son
Max. Jr., Of San Antonio. Mrs. l.
z. Bailey and son. Louis. Of Hearne
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Atchisor
and daughter. Anna Frances, OF
Falfurrias have returned TO their
homes after a visit 20 MFR. and Mrs
| Rrunneman.