Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07

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Palmer, Mrs. Frank Dodson. and
J. G. Wagner. The guests were Mrs.
Jerome Parker. Mrs. d. @. Bartlett.
Mrs. Daughtry and Miss Ella Keys.
SHOWER MRS. LEEvINs
On Friday. April 20. Mrs. John
Oyer entertained with a shower
complimenting her daughter. Mrs.
Leevins- Until the late hours OF the
afternoon music and other diversions
were enjoyed after which a tiny
girl entered drawing a blue and pink
Grape paper covered wagon filled
with gifts for the honoree. De-
licious refreshments or iced tea and
sandwiches were served to more
than thirty guests after the packages
were opened and inspected by the
honoree and guests.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Thursday at the Stonewall Jack
son hotel Mrs. Knox Smith was hos
tess al a luncheon when she enter
tanned members or the Two Table
Bridge club. The guests assembled
mt the home of the hostess for the
games Of the afternoon after the
luncheon. Bowls Of pink roses we're
placed at vantage points through
out the rooms making them a beau
tlful and pleasing sight. Mrs. j. I.
wilcox held high score when scores
were totaled and received an appro-
pirate prize. Mrs. l.. r. Boiling and
Mrs. r. L. Carter were substitute
myers AT the next meeting Of the
cub Mrs. McMurray Richey.
PIONEER BRIDGE
AT her home Thursday afternoon
Mrs. w. j. Vinsant delightfully."- en-
tertained for members of the Pioneer
Bridge club and a few guests. A
charming background for the four
tables of players was made possible
by an abundance of many-colored
flowers clustered about the rooms.
Mrs. Ludden was presented with a
handsome souvenir for success at the
games. In the late afternoon a de-
liciouS salad vas served.
Guests were Mrs. Collin Vinsant,
Mrs. E. n. Brown, Mrs. O.. II. Polly,
Mrs. Fleming Newton. Mrs. n. b.
Temple and Mrs. L. N. Griffin, Of
Houston.
THURSDAY MORNING CLUB
Members OF the Thursday Morn
ing Bridge club we're delightfully."-
entertained at the home OF Mrs.
r. d.. Wyant. which was beautifully
transformed by a pleasing color
which was afforded by graceful
bourgainvillea sprays. During the
games Mrs. Leigh Stanley was sue
cessful and was rewarded with a
handsome souvenir. Mrs. Z. L. Bar
more received the consolation gift
for low score. A prettily appinted
luncheon was enjoyed when the
games had ended. Mrs. j. M. Jones
and Miss Lucille Leatherwood of
Bonham we're guests not included in
the membership of the club.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Friday evening when Misses Alma.
Erie and VIOLA Prentiss entertained
at their country home the interest
ing news of the engagement and APP
preaching marriage Of their sister.
Miss Audrey PrentiSs. 70 Elmer
Walker of La Feria. was revealed to
ern errvaN@rs~nI ~rrA~t- rT-r ~~.~
we're beautifully decorated In pink
and white roses. mingled with fern,
the colors being bridal colors.
Throughout the evening games of
hearts gave diversion. The high
score prize was awarded to Mrs.
Frank Grimsell and Mrs. w. s.
Brock received the consolation
award. Mrs. George Gibson re-
ceived a pretty trophy in an inter-
esting contest. The awards Of the
winners were later presented to the
honoree. During the evening punch
was served, and when the games had
ended an ice course Of pink and
white brick ice cream and angel
food squares was served. On each
plate was a kewpie doll favor fas-
tened to a walnut which held the
interesting secret. When the nuts
were broken open the guests found
the announcements of the approach
ing marriage on June /. Those pres
ent were Misses Lucy Williamson.
Lillian Harl. Byrdine Casey. Mae
Moore. Dorothy Brandon. Annabelle
Purslev. Irene Dodson. Ostine Smith
and Beulah Wall. La Feria: Mrs.
Frank Grimsell. Mrs. J.. l.. Crawford.
Mrs. w. $. Brock. Mrs. Russell Ed
wards. and Mrs. George Gibson.
HOUSE WARMING
At the new home of Mrs. Frank J..
Weiu Tuesday afternoon a lovely
nouse-warming party took place.
The home was profusely adorned
with gladioli while the side porch
was transformed into a bower by
means Of mesquite and ebony
branches entwined with corona vine
and blooming retamas. A huge bou-
quet Of fern with shower OF silver
stood at each end Of the bower
which made a delightful setting for
the guests 10 enjoys the games of
bridge which gave diversion during
the afternoon. AT the close of play
ing Mrs. E. f. Ogden received the
trophy for high score while Mrs.
Claude Atkins received the souvenir
for second high and Mrs. w. j. Car