Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-15
MERCEDES
MIR. MEEKER

Wk. MEEkEE HONORED
Mrs. Robert Meeker was hostess at
q pretty bridge party on Wednesday
evening In honor Of her husbands
birthday.
In the games ri bridge Mrs. Lee
land Matthews scored high for the
women and James Howe for the
men. Miss Beth Garrett and II. K.
Bennett scored for consolation.
Covers were placed for a refresh
ment course after the games for Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Mcdaniel Of McAllen,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Sugg. Mr.. and
hrs. w. w. DeCell. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. =. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Iceland
Matthews. Miss Beth Garrett am
NJ II. Wilson.
GET-ACQUAINTED MEETING
The members Of the First Baptist
church enjoyed a social or get-ac-
Quainted meeting at the church on
Wednesday evening.
An interesting program was pre-
scented with Mrs. Fleet Lentz CIV
ing the welcome address. followed by
the singing Of America" by the en-
tire audience. Betty Jane Ray gave
several clever readings followed by
vocal solos. Miss Mary Marvel.
teacher OF dramatics in the local
schools. contributed a splendid read
ing. The program was interpreted
with clever contests.
Miss Priscilla Wade and Floyd
Langford gave a unique dialogue
entitled "A Married Woman Makes
the Best Wife" q. X. Reiss deliv-
cred the closing address. giving some
of the aims Of the church In their
work for the coming year. Fred
johnson. director Of the program.
also spoke a few words of inspira-
ton at the close Of the program
TAG DAY DISCUSSED
The Woman's auxiliary Of the
church met this week at the home
of Mrs S. c. Bates. Valley hospital
Tag Day was discussed and plans
made for next years work.
IL was decided that In the future
the different circles would meet In
one group.
CIRCLES MEET
The several circles of the Presbv-
terrain auxiliary met this week In
regular session with the Ruth circle
meeting in the home or Mrs. II. Il.
Scott. Mrs. w. w. CeCell led the
devotional and Mrs. Frank Underhill
led the Bible study. Mrs. Willard
Agnew and Mrs. A. X. Phillips had
charge Of the study OF foreign mis-
6iOns.
Mrs. Claud Thigpen was hostess to
the Mary circle. Mrs. T. II. Pollard
conducted the study Of the book of
Acts.
The Martha circle met at the
home or Mrs. p. j. Kelso for q bust
ness and social meeting. Mrs. Kath-
ryn Chadick had charge Of the les
son study on China and Mrs. Z. B
Wilmer led the devotional. The at
tendance was splendid at each circle
meeting.
METHODIST AUXILIARY
The Methodist auxiliary was en-
fertained IN the home of Mrs. Paul
".
CLUB ENTERTAINED
The Wednesday Afternoon bridge
club was delightfully."- entertained in
The home OF Mrs. d. w. Iford at
Weslaco. Pink corona blossoms filled
vases and baskets, carrying out q
pink color note.
Mrs. v. II. Holme and Mrs. A. w.
Shouse scored high and low in the
club. and Mrs. Cressner and Mrs.
A. H. Cook made the high and low
scores for the guests.
Other guests present were Mrs.
Harry Stebbirs. Mrs. Harold Purh
Mrs. lester Stages and Miss Mil
dred ford. Sixteen women were
present.
C0TERSE CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs. Henry Lauderdaie was host-
ess az a most ENJOYABLE meeting Of
the Coterie club on Wednesday af-
fernoon. Mrs. william Copeland
made me interesting score and Mrs.
Alan Hvistendahl scored for con-
ISOLATION.
-Four tables Of players we're pres
ent.
JUST VIE NETGHBORS
Mrs. "A. r. Darlington and Mrs. s.
Dykes were joint hnstasses at the
last meeting Of the Just We Neigh
bors club.
Mrs. o. J. Gum. the official del
Cn7R