Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-19
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Society
WESLACO
ENTERTAIN CLASSES

Tle lovely nome or Mr.. and Mrs.
- L. Forbes Wednesday night.
AGames and contests under the
colored lights on the spacious lawn
under the lively supervision Of Mes
DANES Bailey, Thompson and Har-
gett afforded much merriment. The
entire series Of games were in the
form Of a track meet with the VIM
ming side being presented with a
pseude-loving cup. Captains G. E.
Thompson and D. B. Briggs keep
each member of their team busily
engaged in the events. The team
of the former was awarded the cup
after a terrific struggle.
At the close of the happy even
ing delicious chicken salad sand
witches and mint punch were
served. A lovely desk set was pres
ented S. D. Odom, secretary of the
department who is soon moving to
work with the department. Present
for this delightful evening were:
Messrs. end Mesdames N. G.
Hargett, G. L. Burton, Chas. E.
Thompson, Elwood L. Bailey,
Brooks Buckelew, j. L. Compare
Jr., E. r. st. John, Jas. H. Busby,
Roy L. Kendall; MeSdameS r. w.
Warren Jr., Monte Walker, Zada
Jones, J. D. Garnett, I. A. Mitchell
D. r. Mauldin, Robinson; Misses
Gwendolyn Elliott, Alene Wren,
Della Crowley, Mary Loveless, Polly
Blair, Gladys Gibsoin, Opal Num-,
Jean Forbes, M. L. Dew Jr., Cecil
Boone, S. D. Odom and w. D.
Num-.
GUEST COMPLIMENTED
Mrs. e. r. st. John entertained
Tuesday afternoon with bridge
complimenting Miss Myrtle Gulley
Of Junction City, Ark. Pink roses
and fern were used for the pretty
decorations and the pink and green
ious salad course served at the con-
clusion Of the game.
Miss Gulley "a presented a
pretty remembrance gift. Mrs.
Harry Stebbins won the afternoon
high score. Miss Thelma Gound
second high and Mrs. Arthur H.
Ullrich held 'ow.
Guests from out of town we're
Miss Gulley, Mrs. E. 0. Anglin, Mrs.
John T. Floore, Mrs. w. D. LETTERS,
Mrs. Dan Schuepbach and Mrs. G.
E. Henderson, all of Harrington.
Weslaco guests were Mrs. w. H.
Mize, Mrs. E. L. Bailey, Mrs. Arthur
H. Ullrich, Mrs. R. A. Rowland,
Mrs. Richard Short, Mrs. Roy Ken
dali, Mrs. j. l.. Compere, Jr., Mrs.
Raymond Mills, Mrs. G. Lester
Skaggs, Mrs. Harry Stebbins, Mrs.
r. Newell Waters, Mrs. John Petty,
Miss Thelma Gound and Miss Don
ma Clark.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Complimenting her guest, Mrs. W.
c.. Kaufman of Kennedy, Mrs.
Farold Tobin entertained Tuesday
Nth a Mexican bridge luncheon.
Red and green with Zinnias and
hibiscus made appropriate decora-
tions. Mrs. Harold Pugh received
high score, Mrs. A. G.. Kurz rece1v-
ing cut prize and Mrs. w. S. Ray
held low. Those who were guests
at the delightful affair were Mes
danes Kaufman. A. G.. Kurz'
Harold Pugh, t. G. Cressner, Tom
Fox, M, NJ. McAskill, G.. r. bucket,
C. B. Ramsey, Thomas F. Rtves,
r. H. Cone, w. S. Ray, Dan Coate
and guest, Miss lone Coate Of Grove
Hill. Ala, Mrs. Blake Williams,
NEre . G. Spencer, Mrs. L. w.
Derby.
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Mrs. Sanford Hardy chaperoned
a group of young people from mere
who left Wednesday morning TO at
tend the conference of the first
district Of the West Texas Pres
bvtery at Campo Del Arroyo, near
Rio Hondo Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday where they Will enjoy
an outing as well as courses in Mis-
sion study md Bible. Those at
tending from Weslaco are Peggy
Cotton. Francis Dertrich. Mildred
.Tamison, Phil Dixon, Jr, and Ash
er Dertrlch.
CLASS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. r. H. Dunn was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the regular
monthly business and social meet
ing of the Light Bearers class OF
the Baptist Sunday school. Mrs. J..
Fl. Couch, president, presided at the
business session. After the pleasant
afternoon, lovely refreshments Of
seviTs food cake and ice cream
we're served by the hostess. assisted
hv her daughter. Mrs. H. R. Cooper
II St. Louis, who is spending the
GUNNER here.
Those attending the class meet
ing were: MesdameS W. A. Smith,
Griffin, Charles McCasland, Sallie
Doris, j. w. Seay. Lyons, j. E. En-
ness. I. r. Stahl. r. w. Barren ST.,
rowland, j. H. Couch, A. j. Hayes,
6 v. Brandon, r. L. Reeves, j. K.
Penrv. The next class meeting will
be- held Thursday, August 1, with
Nlrs. j. H Crouch.
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STUDY CHINA
Members Of the Presbyterian Aux
i1iary met Monday afternoon at the
Annex for a study on China. There
was a large attendance for the in
teresting lesson.
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
Miss Naomi LeDuke celebrated her
eighth birthday Saturday afternoon
with a party for a number Of her
friends. After interesting games and
contests both on the lawn and in
the house, the pretty birthday cake
and ice cream were cerved. From a
fish pond each little guest received