Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
BUSINESS. PROFESSIONAL
LUNCHEON

With Mrs. r. L. Macdonald pre-
siding, the Business and Profession
al Women'S club held a business e S
sion at their regular luncheon hour
on Wednesday at the Blue Bonnet
Gardens. Several important bust
ness matters were discussed includ-
Ing reports from all standing COM
mlttees and all officers. Tentative
plans for future business were dis
cussed to be decided upon indefi-
nltely later. After the luncheon.
the members sang several of the
club songs. There were a number of
members present including three
visitors who were Mrs. Leonard
Wilson, Miss FranGes Cochrane and
Miss Valentine Chphant.
EASTER EGG HUNT
A large group Of little Miss Jane
McIlhenny's friends gathered on the
spacious lawn at her home on Fri
Gay afternoon to enjoy an Easter
party. The children played games.
but the event Of the day was an
Easter egg hunt. Punch was served
during the afternoon, and after the
egg hunt, the children we're delight
ed when the ice cream wagon came
and each child was allowed to buy
an Ice cream cone. This added
greatly to the excitement of the
afternoon. Little cakes were served
with the cream.
GREEN-STOREY
Miss Maud Alice Green. daueh-
ter Of MI. and Mrs. Earl Younkins
and DR.. Sharon S. Storey Were
quietly married at 9 o'clock on Sat
urday morning at the Presbyterian
manse, with Rev. r. e. Porterfield
reading the service. The bride wore
a beautiful orchid sport suit with a
White coat and white hat and ac-
~cessorles. She was attended by Mrs.
5. G. Pew, her sister from Pitts
burg, Pa, and Miss Vera Mariea.
from Akron, Ohio. The groom's
attendant was Mr.. Ray Roberts
Immediately following the ceremony
tne young couple left for a short
"Trip to Corpus Christi and San An
tonic. They will be at home tn
their many friends in Edinburg aft
er April l.
WEHRLER BRIDGE CLUB
MISS Alberta Rowley was hostess
AZ a cle7erly appointed party on
thursday evening when she enter
Galned the Werhler Bridge club. A
Japanese motif was novelty Carried
OUT n every detail. The rooms in
Wrich n games were played were
artistlcally decorated with wisteris
ana yellow chrysanthemums The
mana painted tallies were dainty Ill
Tie japanese maidens and this same
VorS. P4"'e Id
In the bridge games the honor
score was made by Miss Kathleen
Ha!ey and the low score was made
oy MISS Laurlne Rutledge. Both re-
celVed japanese prizes. After the
games, a delicious dessert course
was served. During the Iuncheon
nour, the hostess used Iuncheon
cloths which had been sent tn bar
rom Japan. The guests at This
charming affair were Misses sorah
mnilIn Evely Crisp, Pauline Holt
Wal, LOIS Edwards. Kathleen
wright, Laurine RutIedge, and
Kathleen Haley. ana
WEDNESDAY AUCTION
ihe wednesday Auction BRIDGE
c1uo was entertained bv ME-
george McCulley on "Wednesday 81
Vrn9on Roses and peoples were
uSeo IN abundance Throughout AZ
rooms, and the spring flower n,oti,
waS repeated in the tallies Tn 49,
Drloge games, Mrs. A. M Wehar
maze the high score. AT the CO..
cIuSlon OF the afternoon. tha ~
"'eo an ice and Easter waters
ARTS AND GRANTS CIr1p
me regular monthly social affoir
u the Arts and Crafts cluh If ~
GoInourg college was held IN ~;
Jay afternoon in the Students cI-h
;ra ne afternoon was spent in plav-
ing games and clever contests. Tbe
LOOMS were gay with spring flow
81 ana ferns. A green and white
coior scheme, suggestive of snrinS
was cIeVerly carried out in eyer,
uetau IN the plate luncheon whicb
was served. Easter favors u,era
placed on every plate. The mem.
Ders VINO enjoyed this meeting were
MISS John Petty. dean of women.
Miss Calhoun Harris. club sponsor.
and Misses Elaine Vorher rye,r.