Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17
Valley Society NeWs
and EDentS

from buffet and table. A single red
candle burning In a salam on the
buffet was nm object Of especial In
tcrest. Red roses posed over n cover
Of exquisite lace between coffee urn
Or silver and brass formed the table
c~cnterpicce.
Coffee was poured during the aft
ernOon by Mrs. j. L. Nosler, Mrs. &.
NJ. Cash, Mrs. N. $. Mongcr and Mrs.
q. >. PugSlcy. Dainty CONNECTIONS i'm
Valentine col0rs and he~art-shapcd
sandwiches rere passed 10 the guests.
Assisting IN the dining room we're
Mrs. II. a.. BcliiHEcr, Mrs. Guy Cor
nett. Miss Mary Work. Mrs. J.. r..
Shafer, Mrs. {. B. Chase and Mrs.
Frank Luddcn.
Included among the large numbers
of guests who called during the aft
crnoon were visitors from Harrington.
La Fcria. Donna, Brownsville. WcS-
TACO. MeAllen and Mercedes.
DINNER PARTY
i. Monday night Mrs. Davis Wade and
Mrs. James Wilcox were Joint host
csscs when they entertained With IA
dinner party nc Sobrc las UIaS. Rcd
carnations marked the place for
fifty-six guests. The guests ASSEM-
hled at the home Of Mrs. Wade where
dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour after the dinner of Mexican
foods.
BRIDAL SHOWER
Al a bridal shower of distinctive
charm Miss Gwen Hunt. bride-clect,
was honoree Feb. :. given by Mrs.
r.. r. Bohncr at her home on North
Sam Houston boulevard. Colors Of
pink and green were prctsily dis
played in decorations for the event.
Pink carnations and fern gave e.
i%ectivc floral ~adornment. One of the
outstanding features or the after
noon was a mock wedding. The center
Of interest was innumerable dainty
GIFTS Tor the bride, forming a huge
pie on a large table. The favored
PINK and green theme was noted in
the dainty luncheon course which
was later enjoyed.
The guests included Mesdames w.
Z. Hinkly. III. y. koontz, McMurry
lichey, James Landrum. James Swce.
ney, T.. l.. Barmore, W. J.. Vinsant.
John Bowie. Guy COrnett. Knox
smith. Mylie Tippit. James Bowie,
~ H. Lyle. q. q. Henson. Leigh Stan
ley, 81 n. Mnndcrman. ID. w. Colt. ".
n. Ogden, Bernie Goolsby. III. I.
Hinkly. n. u. East. s. =. Dodds. II. n.
Mayer, 9. NJ. Cash. Ted Brash. r. n.
Wells, S. II. Crews. Robert Alexan-
der. John V. Clark. George Toolan.
III. {. LAYTON. {. j. Leslie. A. ID. Sha-
rcre, Az. II. McFaaddcn. Davis Wade,
y. !. Wilcox. Frank Hinkly, ne Groot
of Brownsville. Sam n. Foster W.T. HHr-
fnren, Charles MacCue or Chicago
and r. ~ Hunt or Dallas. mother ~
the bridc-elcct.
GUESTS HONORED
One Of the interesting events that
have marked the stay in San Benito
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ferguson or ST.
Louis was the dinner party given
Monday evening az the home or Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferguson are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John /. Lomax. Valentine fav-
ors were used and the seasonal
theme was interestingly developed in
decorations OF red and green.
Games Of bridge were enjoyed fol-
lowing the dinner with Mrs. =. =.
Dcdds and n. u. Wells holding high
scors ut the close. Each received n
suitable trophy and Mrs. Ferguson
was also presented a gift. Those pres.
cnt were Messrs. and Mesdames S. S.
Dodds. 4. e. Wells. j.. r. Lomax. q.
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