Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14
CHILDRENS PARTY

Mrs. w. z. Crawford entertained
with q delightful children's party
Wednesday afternoon at her home,
complimenting her little daughter.
Given, who celebrated her seventh
birthday anniversary.
Different games we're enjoyed
during the afternoon, after which a
huge birthday cake, beautifully iced
in pink, was cut and served with
pink ice cream and other dainties.
The personnel included Maxine
Mcdowell. Verta Allen. Lucy
Thompson. Dorothy J~effreys, Silva
Hankins, Ruth and Margaret Hersh,
Givenevere Garner, Elizabeth An
derson, Marion Davis, Stephen
Jones. Jr., Doris Lynn and Ann
Odell Holland. Rose Mary Lena
shore, Betty Jean McNfinn. Myrtle
Lee, Katherine Moore. Phillis and
Jean Samson. Katherine Miller.
Paul ID. Miller. Jr., Billy Brown
Tom Vannoy, Chester Lester and j.
w. Martin. John Earl Suite, Cur
It's MCGEE and Ralph Crawford.
LARGE BRIDGES GIVEN
An outstanding social event OF the
week was the bridge party given
Thursday afternoon at the Casa de
Palmas tea room by Mesdames A. A.
Bonneau. r. =. Frisby, +. w. Dos
ter. b. d. Kimbrough and homer
Isenburg.
The tea room was beautiful IN its
decorations of pink radiance roses
and gladiolas and ferns carrying out
a color scheme of pink green.
Several musical numbers were en-
joyed. given by Mrs. William Payne,
pianist. and Miss Dorothy Bates
violiniSt.
Mrs. Robert Abbott received high
score prize, Mrs. Stephen Jones, sec
ond high. and Mrs. p. NJ. Bonneau
the consolation.
Those assisting the hostess during
the afternoon were Mesdames Ste
phen Jones, III. b. Kelly, Whit Ro-
gers. George Gaddy and Mrs. John
Vogler of Edinburg.
The personnel included Is tables
Of players.
INFORMALLY HONORED
Mrs. G. II. Brttton entertained
with an informal bridge party We'd
nesday afternoon at her home hon
oring her sister Mrs. Ernest Polzin,
Of Corpus Christ, who Is her guest.
Mrs. Byron Beatty received high
score prize and the honoree was
presented with a dainty gift.
The personnel included Mesdames
G. L. Andrews. Byron Beatty. A. A.
Bonneau, p. III. Bowen. Corely. III.
Dismukes. v. j. Eckelkamp, II. Erd-
man, Milton Erdmsn. p. r. Hudson,
z. Fl. Kennedy. j. "A. Smithon. r.. K.
whitsett, McClary of Palestine, J.
%. Warren and Miss Alta Belle Brit
ton.
MERRY NATIONS
Members Of the Merry Matrons'
club entertained their husbands
with q bunco party Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. c.
l.. Anderson In Santa Rosa addi-
ton.
c. n. Britton and w. P. Yoakum
received the prizes for high scores
and j. A. Smithon the consolation.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames "A. "A. Bonneau. r. III
Bowen, G. II. Britton. p. r. Hud-
son, j. A. Smithon. r. z. Whitsett.
w. =. Yoakum and Mesdames 4,
d. Kennedy and @. r. Moore.
EVENING PARTY
A delightful affair Of Thursday
evening was the weiner roast fol-
lowed by a midnight theater party
at the Palace with L. J Mason as
hest. honoring Miss Matte Lou
Yelverton Of Riverside. who Is the
house guest of Mrs. Val Folsom.
The guest list included Messrs
and MeSdames Rhea Clark. Charles
Bartliff. p. d. Moore. Tom Beels. r,
4. Russell. DR.. and Mrs. G.. r.. Etoke-
". DR.. and Mrs. S. Joe McKtnsey
and "A L. Henry and Conrad
ROitsch.
HOSTESSES TO w. W.. "A.
Mrs. Earl Suite and Mrs. George
Wilson yer hostesses Tuesday eve-
ming at the home of the former tc
the members or the Y. w. A. OF the
First Baptist church
After the guests arrived they were
| presented with letters by the post
man. These we're letters from thu
Baptist missionaries OF the foreign
fields. whic hwere read aloud anS