Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-07

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mittee reports were heard. Several
guests were present. Refreshments
of sandwiches, salad, cakes and
candy eggs were enjoyed. The club
adjourned to meet at the home OF
Mrs. Boise, April 10th, following the
social hour. ms
LATERAL L
Mrs. w. j. Carson and Mrs. w.
w. Cotton delightfully."- entertained
members and guests of Lateral t
club at the home of Mrs. Cotton
Thursday afternoon. The guests
we're Mrs. H. H. Hawley and M. E.
Graves Of Tonica, Ill, G. G. john
son of Hot Springs, S. D., Miss
Laura Pascal Of Dewitt, Iowa, Mrs.
L. F. Easterly of Omaha, Neb., and
Mrs. Frank Reyburn Of Pocahontas,
Iowa. The home was laviShly
decorated with roses, lilies, and
garden flowers. After a short bus
mess session two interesting con-
tests were held. Mrs. Frank Grim
sell and Mrs. L. w Humble were
awarded first prizes while the con-
ISOLATION awards went to Mrs. Alex
Kerr and Miss Anna Shafer. Mrs.
2. w. EubankS of Vanderbilt.
Tex, a former member of the club
who is visiting in the Valley was
present for a delightful reunion
with former neighbors and club
members. The hoStesseS served re-
freshments Of salad, sandwiches,
cake and coffee in the late after
noon. The club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Philip Horkman in two
weeks.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. j. H. Coleman of San Be
nito was pleasantly surprised on
Thursday afternoon by a number OF
friends, the occasion being her
birthday. The ladies brought cake
and punch to complete the party.
A lovely hand-embroidered boudoir
pillow in pastel colors was pre-
sented, also a fancy apron. Music
was furnished by the radio. Those
participating we're: MesdameS t.
r. LeWald and w. M. Bryant from
San Benito; MesdameS A. w.
Frank, A. R. Connell, O.. O.. Baker,
Harper Lilly, Stanford Linzey OF
Harrington, and Mrs. Lula Llnzey
Of K~ingSville.
SENIOR OUTING
The senior class of the San Be-
nito high school, made up Of about
so members, enjoyed an outing
which lasted all day Monday. When
the seniors reached Point Isabel a
special boat carried them across
Laguna Madre to Padre Island,
which they chriStened Mrs. Ruth
McAnally" in honor of their spon-
Sor. Some seniors enjoyed them
selves in the gulf waters, while
others participated in games. They
enjoyed a delightful lunch between
1870 and II O'Clock, after which
they were entertained with music.
They returned at shutdown. Those
who enjoyed this outing were
ChrisSie Bowie, Mildred Sowder.
Nell Sanders, Margaret Low.
Gretchen Yoder, Ruth Gilbert.
Mary Nell Hughes, Thana Smock
Ruby Goode, Elizabeth Nommen-
sen, Aline Coates, Lydia Johnson
Oracle Atkinson, Jeanette Gay,
Delsie Taber, Lorraine Siderius,
Margaret Myrick, Ruth Sparks,
Mary Gilbert, Margaret Fleming,
Bertha Spencer, Lozona Thacker,
Dallas Crichett, Marjorie Harris.
Bob Lawton, Charles Whit, George
Ogden, Joe Taylor, Thomas Yoe
Jack LeboWitz, Orville Hoover, John
Alexander, Auda Crockett, T. p.
Littlefield. Bill Todd, Lloyd Wright,
Myron Miller, Charles Thompson.
Gordon Thomas, Born Brooks, Ma
rion Forsman, Roy Wallace, Mel
vim Ohmart, Lee Murphy, Derrel
Carter, Dale Horkman, Hobart
Mead, Bonnie McWilliams, Clifford
Miller, w. E. Morrison and Mrs.
McAnally.
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. G. B. Sauers entertained for
members Of the Wednesday Bridge
club at her home Wednesday after
noon. Spring flowers and queens
wreath, which was placed at van
tage points throughout the rooms,
made beautiful decorations. Mrs.
z. L. Butts was the guest who en-
joyed the affair. Mrs. G. S. Riddi-
ford won the first prize for high
score and received a handsome re-
ward. A light luncheon of nut
bread sandwiches, pear salad, devils
food cake and coffee was very de-
liCiouS. Mrs. Claude Atkins will be
hostess at the next meeting Of the
club.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Marie Vreeland and three
children of California have moved
to San Benito. She is a daugh-
ter of L. l.. Zenor of this city.
They will reside at 967 North
Crockett.
Charles Olson, who has been
visiting in the Valley, left for st.
Paul, Mimi, last week.
Rev. w. E. Johnson is in San
Antonio where he will conduct SER
vices.
r. L. Wyant left Friday for San
Angelo where Mrs. Wyant is visit
ing her daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.