Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-13
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tables OF bridge. Red roses and the
valentine motif were used in the
decorations. The clever fortunes
which each drew caused much mer-
riment. Prize winners were Miss
Bobby Payne, Miss Clare Holman, v.
4. hingsbury and John Petty. Re
freshments were served.
COMPLIMENT MRS. STONE
The Loyal Women and the Loyal
Amici. two classes OF the Christian
Sunday school, complimented Mira.
1. L. Stone with a delightful sur
prise shower Friday evenin~ at the
home Of Mrs. VIM. LeMay. The
IGNORES received many gifts. After
several clever contests delicious
angel food cake, chicken salad and
punch were served. Those present
were Mesdames r.. Z. Stone, T. A.
Mauck, II. NJ. Michel, I. l.. Sugg
and daughter Alice Yarbrough, j. {.
Mitchell, W. II. Hoge, J.. j. Gibson.
u. l.. Hankal, ". J. klingman, c. A.
Lyon, +. A. Kennedy, John Gound,
George Palko, Clifford Gibson, ". ID.
HoCe. ]. A. Lawrence, r. o. Rich
creek, Rena H~olsinger, J. z. Lee,
j. z. Montgomery, T.. L. Noret, B. W.
Langley, Frances King, Monte Walk
er, Misses Eleanor LeMay. Dorothy
Seammell. Vera Langley and the
hostess.
BRIDGE PARTY
Miss Hazel Stone entertained on
Thursday evening with two tables
of bridge, at which Miss Adele King
won high score and Miss Jessie
King held low. Refreshments we're,
served 10 Mrs. Jake Holcomb, Mrs.
Gradon Gamble. Miss Erma Ander-
sen, Miss Evelyn Nevil, Miss Ma
dine Weaver, Misses Jessie and
Adele King.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. W. A. Schueler and daugh-
ter, Kathryn, entertained Friday
evening with a turkey dinner hon
oring Mr.. Schueler on his fifty
fourth birthday. The valentine mo-
tif was used in the decorations.
Clever verses were written on the
place cards. Guests were ". F..
Anderson. c. NJ. Mackey, V. NJ. SUIT
paen, Judge NJ. T.. Dew. Harry Rat
lift, Claude Kidder and J.. Black.
GEESE PARTY
Mrs. John Giese and Mrs. VI. Giese
entertained Friday evening with
bridge at the NJ. Giese home.
Guests we're: MIR. and Mrs. Bryan
Kelly Of Elsa, Mr.. and Mrs. J. REESE
mover Of Edcouch. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
George Of Elsa, Mrs. John Schmidt.
Miss Reimes Of New York City. Miss
Evelyn Schmidt and Carolyn Schmidt
and J. Swsnnons Of Edcouch.
PERSONALS
Mrs. VI. l.. Dew entertained Sum
day with a chicken dinner for her
little grandson, Pascal Page, who
celebrated his fifth birthday. Lit
tie guests were Anna Marie and Joe
Nicely and Ted Cresnner.
Mrs. ID. W .Iford and Mrs. T. H.
Cook we're Weslaeo guests attend
ing the seventeen-table bridge given
in Mercedes Saturday afternoon BY
Mesdames John Rouse and Kathryn
Chaddick at the American Legion
building.
Mrs. Charles Cohen and son will
arrive Wednesday from Elyria, Ohio.
to spend the remainder of the win
ter with her aunt, Mrs. r. L. Raj
stcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hindahl ar
rived Thursday from Mason City,
I'LL. and will spend several weeks
here. They were Friday guests at
the f. W. Langley home.
c. W. Cook and daughter Miss La
Vern returned Friday from several
days trip to Cotulla.
Miss Gertrude Worm OF Harrington
spent the weekend with Miss
frankie Thompson.
Miss Lucille Stoker will leave this
week for Mission where she will be
employed at the Western Union.
Mrs. J. c. Cook and Mrs. T. F..
Stone and Mrs. X. H~enchment we're
Wednesday shoppers in McAllen.
Mrs. ". q. Thompson will leave
soon for Austin to attend school.
Mrs. n. N. Anderson and daurA-
ter Miss Mary Louise. and Mrs. r
r. Doss returned Friday from sew
ersl days trip TO San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Scott Robertson Of
San Benito spent Sundsr here.
Misses Jewell Watson and Pauline
McCalip VII are attending Baylo.
Bolton snent the weekend with their
parents here.
Leo Albritten. who "A IN school al
Georgetown spent the weekend
here with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
J. W. Alhrittcn.