Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
SAN BENITO
II COOK GIVES
VALENTINE X

MRS. COOK GIVES
VALENTINE PARTY
Mrs. G. E. Cooks afternoon
bridge, marked by a pretty inter-
probation Of the valentine motif, at
her home Tuesday was one of the
seasons most attractive events.
Clusters Of roses. poinsettias, Yin
MAS and nasturtiums repeated
yerying shades OF red. the color
popularity associated with st. VAL
eptine's day. Unusual favors, not
ing the seasonal theme, aided the
guests in finding places at tables
where tallies. scorepads and covers
bore feart designs, cupids and VAL
entine tokens.
During the games Mrs. A. 3.
Weaver was successful. receiving
the attractive award at the close
OF playing. The cut prize went TO
Mrs. Ted Brash. Mrs. j. A. Goois-
bv received the consolation award
for low score. A daintily appoint
ed plate luncheon was enjoyed in
the late afternoon.
Those present were Mesdames j.
III. Koontz. Z. r. Bonner. II. J.
Hinkly. j. T.. Glenn, Knox Smih, Fl.
G.. Marshall. Davis Wade, l.. 3.
Winans. G. j. Leslie. A. 3. Weaver,
ID. +. Dunn. S. S. Dodds. II. r. Nc
Fadden. G. r. Lyle. r. j. East, T..
70. Wells. J.. "A. Goolsby, r.. T..
Carter. McMurry Richey. John ",
Clark. d. w. Colt. F. b. Sublett, G.
G.. Henson. L. F. Boiling, Richard
Collins, and Ted Brash.
BRIDGE HOSTESS
Mrs. John w. Belts and MRS.
Leigh r. Stanley entertained with
morning and afternoon bridge
events arranged Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Belts on North
Crockett avenue. The heart theme
was effectively represented in the
tallies and other accessories for
the games.
In the diversions OF the MORN
ing eight tables OF PLAYERS partici-
pated. Mrs. G. j. Leslie held high
score when the games ended and
received a handsome trophy and
Mrs. T. z. Marshbanks won the
cut prize and Mrs. z. I. Barmore
was awarded a pretty gift for low
score In appointments for the
appetiZing luncheon which was
served following the games the
valentine theme was noted.
In the afternoon seven tables OF
players were grouped in the at
tractive environment. When scores
were totaled Mrs. w. J. Vinsant
held the successful number and re-
ceived the award for high. Souve-
mir for cut prize went to Mrs. D. w,
Colt and Mrs. Neil d. Monger was
presented with the consolation gift.
"A dainty plate luncheon was served
at the close Of the hospitality.
MISSION BIBLE STUDY
Tuesday afternoon Circle Two OF
the Women's Missionary Society of
the First Methodist church met
with Mrs. Louis Bartlett. Sr.. as
hostess. The lesson study was TAX
an from the hook OF Luxe with Mrs.
r. w. McAllister as leader. Thu
circle voted 10 give a father and
son banquet at a date to be an
nollnced later. The hostess served
delicious refreshments at the clos,
of the afternoon.
WOODMAN CIRCLE
Mrs. ,. u. Thacser wa hostess
20 members OF the Woodmen's cir
Gle at her home on Wednesday aft
ernoon and entertainment was
found in piecing a quilt for the
home for aged members and orphan
children which is to be built at
Sherman. "A pleasant afternoon
was spent in working and planning
future activities. Mrs. C.. M. WildS
invited the grove TO meet at her
home wednesday to complete tbs
Quilt. Refreshments OF sandwiches,
waters and cocoa were served by
the hostess.
HUNT-BOLLES
At the home of the Rev. Fran
els M. Davis on North Reagan ave-
nue. the marriage of Miss Alpha
Gwendolyn Hunt. daughter Of Mrs.
K. p. Hunt Of Dallas. and Thomas
Gilbert Bolles took place at eleven
O'Clock Thursday morning. Febru-
airy IA. Attendants to the bride
and bridegroom we're Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Bowie. The marriage ser
vice was read by Mr. Davis, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church,
and was witnessed bv the brides
mother and a small group Of
friends. The bride was attired in
n becoming travelling costume OF
brown with harmonizing Access
series. Mr.. and Mrs. Bolles left
immediately following the ceremony
for a short wedding trip TO points