Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-05

Af1n4O AAN N1IOO1OkNEAAbA
The Missionary Society Of the
First Christian church held their
monthly meeting Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. r. w. Nelson
with Mrs. Winters, Mrs. M. I. Olsen
and Mrs. Nelson as hosteSseS. After
a worship program a musical pro-
gram was the feature of the after
noon.
Delicious refreshments were served
TO % guests.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
Mrs. D.. D. Wink completed a Sc
ries of parties COMMUNICATING her
friends, Monday afternoon at her
home on E. Harrison street. The
Fourth Of July color theme was fea-
tured in the decorations, table &C
c~essories and refreshment plate.
Mrs. w. L. Peckham received high
score, Mrs. F. M. Hardin second
high and Mrs. Lloyd Mellor received
low.
A salad course was served to 20
Iguests.
BRIDGE HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lear enter
tained a number Of their friends
with bridge Friday evening.
Roses'and other summer blossoms
were used throughout the rooms
where the players gathered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Phillips
were awarded the high score prize
and low prize for Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Kasendrick.
A salad and sweet course was
served to IL guests.
SMART BRIDGE
Mrs. D. w. S~chuepback and Mrs.
w. D. Jefferies were Joint. hostess
for a delightful compliment Tues
day afternoon when they honored
Mrs. C. M. Grafton Of Mansfield,
Ohio. Mrs. L. F. Bishop of Dallas,
Mrs. RAYMOND Gee Of Fort Worth
end Miss Myrtle Gulley Of Junction
City. Arkansas. at a bridge party
giveM at the Woman's Building.
A pink and blue color theme was
featured in the floral decorations of
pink roses and Plumbago artisticallv
ARRANGED in ornamental vases and
baskets and in the wrappings of
the prizes ard tallieS.
Mrs. Ira Baize received a beau-
Fiful italian crorkerv tea not for
HIGH. Mrs. w. J.. Beckham was sec
bnd high receiving an italian crock
Rry tea pot with CUBS to match, and
Mrs. Annette Ramminr was pre-
scented q .Tananese cookie lar. for
low. Each honoree was presented
with q niece of tho italian pottery.
A delicious salad course was
Aerved to so guests.
VISITOR poN0pED
Mrs. l.. r. Follingsworth COM
rlimented her house Guests. Misses
Bessie Mae and Christine NcKinnev
IF Heeville and Ansel Mckinney Of
III Paso with a Swinr1irg party
Ttiesdev evening ar her home on
East Tavlor street. The large swim
ming mol of the HoIIingswnrths
was quite a scene with all the
YOUNGER SET in their bricht co1nred
bathing sl1itS swimming. diving and
rIayinp other water games. After
The swim p buffet supper was served
TO Is guests.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. leo v. Pile entertained a
bridge luncheon TUESDAY, morning
ronnring her mother. Mrs. Narv
Porter, ard her sister Miss Hazel
Porter Of Kansas Citv.
Roses were the flowers used in
Hecoratirr the rooms used where
three tables Of bridge were ar
RANGED.
Mrs. Robert Brooks was present
81 With hirh score prize end Mrs.
r ". roIrnev for second high. Mrs.
Frank Phillip received low. A two
course luncheon was served to II
guests.
PFRsoNAsS -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Johnson left
Sunday for San Antonio to spend
> few days with their sons. who are
attending a summer carnu. later
roing to Waxahachie to visit reia-
tives.
/ Mrs. S. r. Jennings and two
daughters, Katherine and Nancy