Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-18

being spent in dancing and other
amuSementS.
Those present were: Mrs. Claude
Parkhill and her sol Harry, Miss
Marjorie Parkkhill, Owen Council,
Bob Crosley of Fresno, Calf, Wiley
Mcconnell of McAllen, the honoree,
Miss Thompson, and the host and
hostess and their children.
MRS LAIR HOSTESS
Mrs. Jack Lair was hostess at two
tables Of bridge on Friday after
noon, with Mrs. Conan Wood as
high score holder, Mrs. Leon Brown
low. The guests were the Mesdames
r. W. and r. G. Cowry, John Brink
man, Conan Wood, w. B. Smoot,
Ogden Swan, j. F. Honey and Leon
Brown.
BRIDGE HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Seffel enter
tanned a number Of their friends at
bridge on Saturday evening last,
the affair taking place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Balthorpe
in this city.
-Four tables of guests enjoyed the
play, at which Mrs. Dugat was high
score holder, as was Nj. McCloud,
with Bent Brant as low scorer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brant Of Ed
inburg were the only out of town
guests, with Mr.. and Mrs. Dugat,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Potter, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert McHenry, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCloud, Mr.. and hrs. @. F.
Dohrn, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bal
thorpe and the host and hostess
also guests.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Miss Vivien Card was hostess at
a lovely appointed luncheon on Fri
day last, entertaining the Misses
Jane Halstead, Lillian Mayberry,
Rosalie and Elsie McAlliSter. The
afternoon was spent in pleasant en-
joyment, including the playing Of
bridge in which the hostess joined.
.
ENTEE NOUS
The Entee Nous card club met on
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Miss Viven Card, with eight guests
present. Misses Florella Salter, Eu-
genia Eppright, Mary Ferguson, Lii
Ian and June Mayberry, Rather
inc Kohler, Margaret Cannon and
the hostess composed the party.
THREE TABLE BRIDGE
Mrs. Ogden Swan opened her
home on Saturday afternoon last,
when she entertained with a three
table bridge affair, which was
greatly enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. Hal Pugh was high score
winner, Mrs. r. r. Card low, with
a salad course served to the guests
after the play.
Those present included MesdameS
Albert McEenry, Leon Brown, Jack
Lair, T. R.. Card, G. D. Hawkins, n.
H. Rankin, w. W. Bennett, Conan
Wood, Mrs. Lee Mckinney Of San
Antonio, Mrs. Hal Pugh of Weslaco
and Mrs. VIM. Decell of Mercedes,
besides the hostess.
EVENING PARTY
MI. and Mrs. Conan T. Wood
were hosts at an evening Of bridge
at their home on Dougherty Avenue
last Saturday, with a three-table
personnel, the guests including Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Whittleslesey of
Gllmer, MI. and Mrs. Harold Pugh
OF Weslaco, alqD Messrs. and Mes
danes Ogden Swan, Jack Lair. Raw
Goodwin, and the host and hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh were holders Of
the high scores.
PAN HELLENIC
The Pan Hellenic Of the Valley
met IN Mission on SATURDAY. after
noon last for a reunion and to take
care OF the business before the
mouse. Mrs. Knox Smith of San Be-
nlto, president Of the organization
presided over the business session
routine matters being cared for.
twenty women were present rep
resenting five cities besides Mission
with Edinburg, McAllen, Weslaco
harrington and San Benito furnish
ing the quota. Mrs. Hill Cooke of
Mission was hostess, the affair be-
ing held at the Garden Inn tea room
with the afternoon being spent in
bridge, after partaking Of a deIici-
Gus luncheon. Mrs. Ed Brewster of
McAllen was high score holder. The