Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-13

freshments. At the games of bridge
Miss Leona Gibson won high score.
Miss Opal Pike second high and
Miss nellie Whitehead held low.
Enjoying the afternoon were:
Miss Opal Pike. Mrs. Edward Wei
Ter, Miss Louise Cook and guest,
Mrs. John Peek of Waco. Mrs. Ray
mond Clifford. Miss Hazel Stone.
Miss Nadine Weaver. Mrs. Dale
Richcreek. Miss nellie Whitehead.
Miss Adele King. Miss Jewelle Wat
on. Miss Lucille Griffith, Miss Jane
Stebbins. Miss Erma Anderson and
Miss Normt Van Vliet.
THREE-TABLE BRIDGE
Mrs. p. G. Spencer entertained on
Thursday afternoon pleasantly with
three tables of bridge. The guests
were Mrs. Harold Tobin. Mrs. w.
s. Ray and guest. Mrs. T. y. Ray
of Kosciusko. Miss. Mrs. M. Giese
of Elsa, Mrs. Clement H. Lawton of
Mercedes. Mrs. Blake Williams. Mrs.
L. w. Derby. Mrs. Dan Coate and
guest. Miss lone Coate Of Grove
Hill, Ala: Mrs. l.. G. Hornburg, Mrs.
G. NJ. O'Neal and Mrs. r.. 4. Ted
lie. Mrs. Derby won high and Mrs.
williams held low score. Queens
wreath were decorations. At the
conclusion of the games the hos
tess served refreshments.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Celebrating her eleventh BIRTH
day Friday. Miss Eleanor St. John
entertained for a number Of her lit
tie friends with a swimming party
at the Cascade near McAllen. After
an enjoyable stay in the water. ice
cold watermelon was served. Little
friends were Model Kendall. Clau-
dia Cooper, Mary Nell Forbes. Alice
Burlington. Wanda Medcalf. Leah
Medcalf. Berdall Henderson Of Har-
lingen and Revere st. John Of Mon
roe. La. Mrs. st. John and sister.
Mrs. "A. z. st. John OF Monroe. La,
accompanied the young folk on this
ACAiSAlNAAi P04ts-
CLASS MEETS
The Light Bearers class of the
Baptist Sunday school me- Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J. II. Couch for the regular month";
ly meeting. Mrs. ri. w. Diggs led the
opening prayer and Mrs. w. a.
Black led the devotional. Mrs. J. n.
Couch presided at the business ses-
sion. during which reports were
heard from several committees. An
election of officers will be held at
the next meeting. which will be on
Thursday. September 5. Several pi-
ano selections were given by Miss
Arts King and a reading by Miss
Dorothy King. Delicious refresh
ments were esrved to Mesdames
Sally Doris. r.. l.. Reeves. IA. w.
Diacs and guest. Mrs. Hayes: w. w.
Griffin. J. M. Mauldin. r. w. War
rem. Sr.. F. W. Dunn. A. E. LYONS.
p ]. Swinnea. T. F. Martin. c. f.
Arnold. T. II. Purl. w. A. Black, r.
L. Compere. I. R. Stahl, w. ID.
Num-. w. S. Carpenter. G. 4. Fer
rusnn. o. p. King and mother. Mrs.
"A. Kelly Of Los Angeles. Calf. Miss
Opal Num-. Misses Dorothy ana
Arts King.
PERSONALS
Miss Mary Beulah Ellison OF
stockdale spent the weekend here
with her aunt. Mrs. John Bennett.
Mrs. John Black of San Marcos
Is visiting this week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. jess Avinger and
family. -.
Mrs. Earl Sigler and children left
Saturday evening for Faifurrias Tor
a short visit before going to Col
orado.
Miss Hedwig Summers of Dallas
Is visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs.
Frank Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher and
children of Rio G-ande City spent
the weekend with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hennon. !.
Miss Mary Lillian Ware arrived
Friday from San Marcos TO visit
her many friends here. Miss Ware
was n member of the 1928 gradual
ing class here.
MFR. and Mrs. Monte Stone and
daughters returned Thursday from
several months stay in Brownwooo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petty lett sun
dav morning for a ten-day vaca-
ton. visiting in Oklahoma and san
Antonio.
Miss Mary Margaret Sutphen OF
=dcouch spent the past week mere
as the guest Of Miss Julia Anderson:
MFR. and Mrs. d. B. Brown ana
family of L~ongsworth. Texas. ar.
rived last week for a snort WISH
with Mrs. Browns sister, MIS- y T.
Anderson. and family.
Mrs. Roy Kendrick and cnilaren
~ Donna spent Friday with MIS-
W. w. Griffin.
mrs. r. Z. Tedlie and baby spent
THURSDAY with her mother, MIS-.
A J. Pollard. of Harlingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Beasiey re-
turned Thursday from a two weeks
vacation In the Davis mountains
and in north Texas cities.
Mrs. l.. w. Terrell and children OF
Selma and Miss Nina Whitson OF
DALLAS left Saturday after q three
weeks visit with their Parents MI.
and Mrs. w. Whitson.
Mrs. T. d. Ray Of Kosciusko. MISS:
arrived last week for an extended
visit with her son. w. 5. Ray n
Mrs. Raw.
Miss Kathryn Vaughan spent last
week with Miss Margaret Flowers OF
Pharr.
Z. d. Ford left last week for Nav.
Texas. where he will remain until
the latter part Of the week. when
Mrs. Ford. who has been visiting
her parents there and attending
school in Brentwood, will return