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

flowers Of delicate colors OF the
pastel shades Seventeen tables Of
players were present. with Mrs.
Frank Hall scoring high. Mrs. L. +.
Hoyt second high. and Mrs. "A. w.
Shouse scoring for consolation. Mrs.
Loving Of Harrington was fortunate
in cutting the cards.
Those enjoying this lovely party
included Mesdames Ed Olson,
James Anderson, H. K. Bennett, w.
II. Carlisle. Fred Bennett. @. G.
Fittz. N. III. Bowman. j. w. Cham
bers. William Coe, j. e. Haynes,
John Herndon, S. w. Herndon Of
Houston. Roy Tolson, r. @. Moffett
of McAllen. Art Tolson, r. H. Kern,
Ralph Love. Il. II. Hoyt, Charles
Thornton. <. II. Poteet, Jack Ray,
John Rouse, j. G.. Shaw, Harry
Rouce. "A. Y. Baker of Edinburg. H.
Z. Sugg, Newell Waters Of Wes-
laco. A. B. Scott. n. p. Barton, John
Asht n. r. r. Barton, G. w. Ar
cher. George Breeding. John Bruce.
J. G. Deyo. Clyde Fore. Walter
Fricke. II. T.. Hager. Frank Hall, r..
z. Kirkpatrick. Lee Morrison, James
Houze. Z. z. johnson, S. II. Collier,
Harry Lawson, Kathryn Chadick,
A. w. Shouse, r. E. Dudley, II. ].
Mention. Carrie Stuart, N. G..
Black. Walter Long. d. w. Iford, T.
w. Mcqueen. d. w. Glasscock, j.
Brewster and j. Bear, Sellers and
Pittman of Donna, c. w. Letzerich.
Loving. Sherwood, Deakins, Earl
Corder and Miss Vera Letzerich OF
Harlingen and Miss Sara Haynes.
WEEKEND PARTY
MIR. and Mrs. (. G. Shannon en-
tertained for a group Of young
people at their home at the week
end. Games and dancing were en-
joyed. with refreshment course dur
ing the intermission. Their guests
were Misses Floy Adams. Julia Lynn
Loven, Anna Reister. Leise Gallo
way and Fred Edwards, Buddy Cur
bello and Walter Bandemer.
CHILDREN'S PARTY
Mrs. Iceland Matthews enter
tanned with a pretty children's
party at her home on Thursday
afternoon in honor of the fourth
birthday OF her son. Iceland, Jr.
Games were played and balloons
given as favors. Refreshments
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Those helping Iceland. Jr.. cele-
brate the event were Elizabeth and
II. T. Tidmore. Buddie and Mary
Ruth Bennett. Bette Dorothy Lee
and Mary Jane Houze. Volmer
Roberts. Marjorie and Walter Col
lier, Carolyn and Wofford Fore of
Weslaco. Joe Owen. Billie Cope
land, Dan Atterbury. Blake Ag-
new. Dolores Streckfus Of Weslaco
and Marvin Pollard.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bell OF Ell Dor
ado, Ark. are here for a visit with
Mr.. Bells father. O. r.. Bell, and
sister, Mrs. Oslo McNiel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Lauderdale of
San Benito, who spent two weeks
here in the home Of Mrs. Lauder
dale'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl.
Harmon. left Wednesday for San
Angelo to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Walker OF
Brentwood. are guests here In the
home Of Mrs. Walkers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Freeman. They were
accompanied 70 Mercedes by Mr..
Freeman's brother, N. II. Freeman
of Mexia.
MRS. EVANS HoNoREE
Mrs. Hughes Evans was named
honor guest at a two table bridge
party by Mrs. Paul Ruckell at her
home on Texas avenu Red zin-
Mas were used for floral decora-
tons.
Mrs. Evans made high score In
the games and was also given a
pretty guest favor. Mrs. Roland
Boiler held consolation.
The following women completed
the guest list. Mrs. Oscar Seibert,
Mrs. o. j. Schaeffer. Mrs. +. 4.
Stephens. Mrs. Ulrich and Mrs.
Mitchell Of Weslaco.
BRIDGE BREAKFAST
Mrs. Blake Seay. Mrs. .. II. Col
lier and Mrs. w. L. Bradbury were
hostesses at a 10 o'clock breakfast