Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-03
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the evening was spent In converse
tion. The guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Toy
Hull, Mr. and Mrs. a. H. Wall and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Jordan
and Mary Elizabeth Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence, and daughter Bill
lie Maud. Or. and Mrs. n. q. Sehale-
ben, Miss Gertrude Schaleben aad
Rev. Il. 4. Porterfield.
WEHRLER BRIDGE CLUB
The WehrleT Bridge club was en-
tertained by Miss Lois Edwards on
Thursday evening. The games were
played in a room gay with spring
flowers. The honor score for the
evenings games was held by Miss
Alberto Rowlcy, and consolation was
presented 10 Miss Laurine Rutledge.
After the games, a delicious salad
course was served to the following
members who enjoyed this club
meeting: Misses Kathleen Wright,
Lucille Hooks. Laurine R~utledge. Al
berta Rowlcy. Thelma Lawrence,
\ Catherine Edwards. Peggy Dow Ew-
ing and the hostess.
MUSIC CLUB
The Music club was entertained
on Thursday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. u. r.. Bryan. The program,
which was devoted to the study OF
Ludwig Beethoven, was led by Mrs.
l.. h. Tinker. Mrs. John Mckinney
gave a sketch of the life of Beethov-
en- and her talk was followed by Sc
lectionS from his compositions. Mrs.
n. {. Baker gave a vocal selection
and Mrs. Charles Sterling entertain
ca the members with a piano number
IN Beethoven. Little Miss Gather
inc Tinker gave two entertaining
readings. A short business session
was held after the program at which
Mrs. w. r. Wright presided. A re-
frcshing cool drink was served by
the hostess TO the thirteen members
who were present.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
Mcsdames Henry klossner, Roy
klossncr and John Robinson we're
h~ostesses TO a large group OF their
/ friends when they entertained at
bridge on Saturday afternoon at the
I Edinburg Country club. Bright cal
cndulas and nasturtiums in silver
bowls struck a note OF spring which
was repeated in the tallies and table
appointments which were yellow.
Yellow tapcrs in silver holders were
placed upon the mantle, further car
rying out the color note Of spring.
4 delicious salad course was served
at the close of the afternoon. The
hostesscs were assisted by Misses
Maylcne Robinson. Clair Bell Holli-
man and Catherine Montgomery. The
honors for the afternoon were
awarded TO Mrs. Frank Waters Of
M~eslaco, high score. Mrs. g. II.
Fleming Of Pharr, second high. Mrs.
X. b. Newman game in clubs, the
consolation going 10 Miss Gertrude
Schaleben.
The personnel included: Mcsdamcs
j.. ID. Lauck. ri. :. Melton. X. VI.
Briggs. a.. r.. Fleming. Ben Johnson
Of Pharr; Mesdames Bob Rowan,
and house guest. Mrs. Dan Finley
Of Edinburg, Scotland. Charles Sher-
rili, Frank Waters, M. NJ. Stewart,
WI. III. Baxter. Dr.. Porter Davis. ri.
w. Glass. Marvil McAskill and house
guest, Mrs. Owen of Huntington,
Tenn, Of Weslaco; Mesdames Roger
Spalding. A. Wheeler and guest Mrs.
Mast Of Wisconsin. az Mission; Mrs.
III. d. Livingston or San Benito: Mrs.
Forest Hester Of Donna; Mesdames
j. ". kirkpatrick, ". Il. Montgomery,
a. \. CramCT. II. u. Nesman. Emmett
Hill. WI. j.. Lipscomb. Al. vi. Weir,
j.. Z. Berry. A. "A. James, w. s. Hol-
lidsy, i. s. Hearne, ". 4. Wright,
Y. l.. Mcdonald and guests, Miss
Buna Lofland Of Waco. q. r.. Jones
q. Il. Fortson. ri. "A. Miller, Ida Con-
Icy, W. NJ. Doughty. ST., W. Nj
Doughty, Jr.. W. o. Curry, II. W
Griffith. j. NJ. Doss. /. 4. Tinker.
Ralph Plummcr, John Mckinney, j,
XII. Epeprson, N. McIlhcnny, n. X,
Miller, ~. II. Hanklcy. III. q. SchaIe-
ben, j. y. Closner. John Ellis, l.. r.
Terry. Douglass Mckenzie, J.. F.. Nc.
Clcllan, J.. +. Malone, +. A. Brown
Walter Savage. w. j. Southwell. o
m. Sander, II. II. Chandler and guest
Mrs. George Chandler Of Kansas
City. J. ". Stout, VI. r. Turner. Buel
Lanier, ". d. Gardner. j. c. Bibbs
Walter Ramsey. a. Y. Buch an. Jr.
Ben Phillips, John Rutledge, v. al
Potter. Flora Metzle-. II. 3. Hooks
John McWhoitcr, A. II. Baker, A. j
Ross, Sr.. J. NJ. Jetton, II. l.. New
man. J. u. Miles. w. u. Dixon. j. II
Norvelie and guest. Mrs. Norvelle 81
Denver, Colo, "A. q. ~Stathman, "A. H
Wright. Clarence Havcns. Roy Mitch.
ell, c. s. Collier. Y. II. McManus. c
=. Bryan. Cantrel Bryan, Clarence
Roureou, q. W. Benson. n. s. Dough.
tie. Misses Dorothy kirkpatrick and
Gertrude Schaleben. All Of Edinburg
3 = 4
SOCIAL EVENING At CHURCH
An informal church supper and 50.
cial evening was held in the Presby.
terrain Sunday school room on Wed
nesdsy evening for the members OF
the church and their friends. Games
and contests we're enjoyed while the
supper was being prepared, and fol.
lowing the delicious meal, A sonr