Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-22

the younger set was enjoyed when
Marry Thomas entertained about
thirty-five Of her friends at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. I. Thomas. The Valentine sea-
son was displayed In colorS and en-
blems In decorations of the home.
A diverting series of contests. con-
Quoted by Miss Ina Mason Of Nc
Allen, were enjoyed and prizes
awarded 20 about eight guests. The
Valentine idea was repeated in the
prettily appointed refreshment
course that was served in the late
evening.
Those present were Carolyn Cow
gill, Pearl Goodman, Kate Robert
son. Betty Nosler. Marjorie Schrei-
Der. Carolyn and Marry Elizabeth
Phillips. Mabel Humble. Helen Wor-
ley, Maurine East. Dolly VinSant,
Kathryn Pugsley, Frances GrimSell.
Lou Jane Glenn, Charlotte Hinkly.
Katherine Duncan. Kathryn Reese,
McMurry Ricney, Jr.. .Iodie Brown.
Harlton Crews. Edmund Burke.
Louis Butler. Paul Cooke. Charles
Pugley. Bruce Gentry. Bill Sloan.
John Oliver. Butler. Louis Humble,
and Homer Hoover.
RAINBOW PARTY
The San Benito assembly of the
Order of the Rainbow entertained
delightfully."- Saturday evening hon
oring Mrs. j. l.. Crawford VINO has
served as mother advisor for six
years. in the Masonic Hall. Members
Of the Mercedes Rainbow chapter
we're guests. The hall was effective
~ decorated with roses and fern
clustered in baskets on floor and
table. AS a token Of appreciation for
her guidance during past years. the
local assembly presented Mrs. Craw-
ford with a handsome luncheon set
Of madeira linen.
Games OF hearts were enjoyed
during the evening. Eleanor Man.
ming held high score at the close of
playing and received the success
trophy. Mrs. j. r. Hopkins. Mer-
cedes, mother advisor OF the Mer-
cedeS assembly. Mrs. Kent s. Man.
ming. local mother advisor, and Mrs.
Dawson Of Mercedes were chap
erones.
LATERAL T.
AT the home Of Mrs. Jim Shafer
Thursday, the Lateral r club was
pleasantly entertained. Much merri-
ment was caused by the writing of
original Valentine sentiments on
large hearts. furnished by the hos
tess. Mrs. Graves was awarded the
prize in this contest and Mrs. Hork-
man was awarded the prize in an
other Valentine contest. Refresh
ments OF dainty sandwiches. heart
cookies. coffee and candies were
served bv the hostess. Guests for
the afternoon in addition 10 club
members were Mrs. Salina Knapp.
Miss Helen Lee Brooks. Mrs. Il. r.
Fasterlv Of Omaha. Neb.. Mrs. =. M.
Tuff. Mrs. z. M Graves. Of Touica.
Tu.. and Mrs. Emma j. Miller OF
Dovners Grove. III. The next meet
ing will be celebrated bv n dinner at
Sobre las Olas IN February 20.
FEDERATED MISSIONARY
The Federated Missionary So
ciety's meeting Friday at the First
Baptist church was a very enjoyable
meeting. Prayers and music sup
piled the program the event being
the observance of the worldwide day
Of prayer. Talks were given as fol-
lows: The Missionary Spirit" by
Mrs. Frank w. Roberts: PRAYER
by Mrs. r. z. L. Mewshaw: Ser
vice" Mrs. w. w. HousewriSht:
Progress Of Missions" Mrs. Camp
he'll. Prayers were Given hv MrS
r. W. Orr ard Mrs. Ella Casev and
solos were Offered by Mrs. w. p.
Pitts and Mrs. T. d. Kino. A de-
'icinus luncheon vnS served NJ noon
md r pleasant social hour was en-
ioyed.
PERSONALS
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Tivv Of San
Antonio were the weekend guests
Of M. M. Kane ar the Jewell Hotel.
Mrs. Leigh +. STANLEY has as her
guest. Mrs. Day Sampley of Bren-
hem. Tevas.
Mrs. II. q. NarshsIl left Sunday
night FIR Terral. Okla. where she
was called nv the serious illness OF
he~ father. s. G. Trout.
Miss Ina Mason Of McAllen and
Gene Waltern. NcArlar hioh erhnnl
football coach. were veak-and quests
at the howe Of Mrs. w. r.. Thomas.
Miss Aldine Buck has oone 70
uouSton wNnrn she is visit'ng in
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Winsnr.
ri. @. Marshall and y. Y. SnhIatt
-oturnrd Sunday from laredo where
thev attended the banberS ccnven-
ton. A. 2. Thoras OF the Cnnt'-
-antai National Rank. Fort Worth
wEo also attended Tire bankers con