Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
SAN BENITO
AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Roy Hand entertained with
a bridge party Monday evening at
her home in Harlingen. Spring.
time flowers and roses representa-
tive Of the Easter season, were en-
ployed in adornment of the home
and in appointments for the games.
Mrs. Don Still received a hand
some reward for success at the
games while Mrs. Fred Wedegars-
ner received second prize, a dainty
luncheon course was served con-
sisting of chicken salad, olives,
crackers, angel food cake, and
punch. Out of town guests were
MesdameS Don Still, Fred Thomas,
Arthur Goolsby and Fred Wede-
gartner, all Of San Benito.
MORNING CLUB
Thursday morning a pretty in
termingling Of springtime bios
SONS Of many hues and varieties
were effectively used when Mrs. r.
e. Holcomb entertained the Thurs
day Morning bridge club at her
home. Mrs. James Sweeney held
the high number at the end Of
playing and received a desirable
trophy. The hostess presented a
guest gift to Mrs. Virgil Clayton
Of Honey Grove. An appetizing
luncheon course followed the
games. Mrs. E. B. Wells and Mrs.
Clayton were guests at this de-
lightful affair. At the next meet
ing Mrs. c. J. Leslie will be
hostess.
TWO-TABLE CLUB
Mrs. John Bowie was the hostess
to members Of the Two-Table
bridge club at the Stonewall Jack
son hotel for luncheon on Thurs
day. Mrs. BoWie'S home, where the
guests assembled after the lunch
con, was beautifully decorated with
bowls of nasturtiums and clusters
Of larkspur which gave pleasing
floral adornment. During the
games of the afternoon Mrs. Row
Stephenson, Chicago. was success
full and received the high score
award. Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs.
McMurry Richey were the only
guests not included in the member
ship of the club. At the next meet
ing Mrs. G. G. Henson will be
hostess.
BUNCO PARTY
In floral adornment and other
decorations Easter coIors predom-
mated FRIDAY evening when Evelyn
Price celebrated her thirteenth
birthday with a delightful party at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Price, on North Dick
Bowling avenue. Five tables Of
guests enjoyed the games of bunco
which gave principal diversion dur
ing the evening. At the close Of
playing Wretha Wills received the
award for high cor and Ruth
Manning was presented with the
BOBBY prize. The refreshment SER
vice that was later enjoyed gave
pretty representation to the Easter
theme. The guests were Virginia
Mack, Betty Nosler, Maurine East,
Ardeth Brown, Mona Ellis, Martha
Rideiford, Ruth and Helen Man
ming, Kathryn Yancy, Carolyn
Cowgirl, Marjorie Breedlove, Caro-
lyn Phillips, Dorothy Ohmart, Phyl-
lis Barg, Sarita Gilbert. Ruth
Hulsey and Elizabeth Shires.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
The Wednesday bridge club met
with Mrs. G. S. Riddiford at her
home on South Dick Bowling ave
nue.. Throughout the rooms of the
home b1uebonnets and pink roses
we're placed at vantage points max
ing a beautiful decoration. At the
close of playing Mrs. w. NJ. Meri-
wether won club prize and Mrs. AL
derdice won guest and cut prize.
Mrs. Herbert Buesing was taken
into the club as a new member.
The guests not including the club
members were Miss Lillian Harvey
Of Mexico City. Mrs. Herbert Bues-
ing, Mrs. j. Alderdice, Mrs. Vance
Schultz and Mrs. Sandmire. A de-
licious luncheon Of crab meat cock
tail, toasted crackers, fruit tarts.
coffee and sailed pecans was served
at the close of he afternoon.
ALPHA DELPHIAN
On Wednesday afternoon at
the regular meeting held ct the
home Of Mrs. w. w. Housewright,
a pleasant tribute to Mrs. j. A.
Graham, president of the Alpha
Delphian society, was paid by
members A basket Of gorgeous
roses was presented to Mrs. Ora
ham as q token of appreciation
from the members. The roses were
grown In the garden Of Mrs. T. A.
Beniteau, a member.
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ALL-DAY MEETING