Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-21

ot1OC 4dHl1ly, CI1eTe were present d,
". Weber, Z. 8. Thompson, Mrs.
Enghome, MI. and Mrs. M. A. Hale.
/. r. Greene and E. z. Leonard.
TUESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. L. j. POWELL was hostess this
week to an enjoyable meeting Of the
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club at
her home.
Mrs. f. T. Ferry was awarded the
club prize for high score
ATTRACTIVE PARTY
Among the attractive social af-
fairs Of the week was the bridge
party given Wednesday evening by
Mrs. William Payne and Mrs. Whit
Rogers at their home, honoring Mrs.
Payen's parents. MI. and Mrs. j. r.
st. Clair Of Waco who are her
guests.
Gladiolis, roses and larkspur were
attractively used in the decorations
Of the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ?. Griffin were
awarded the prizes for high scores
and Mrs. George Gaddy received
the consolation. Mrs. St. Clair was
presented with a dainty gift.
The personnel included Messrs.
Mesdames George Gaddy. lee Green
of San Juan. Paul ID. Miller, It. w.
Malone, T. W. Doster, Gail Heart
H. p. Griffin, A. A. Bonneau,
NJ. Wuffie Of Mission, J. A. Frisl
Doctor and Mrs. Allen Kearly, D /,
tor and Mrs. w. H. Duncan,
and Mrs. r. A. Thomas Of Del= = !
ana Miss Ruby De Long. 4
PLUMBERS AUXILIARY
A number Of McAllen women and
M. i. kreidler entertained the Worn-
en- attending the Master Plumbers
convention Tuesday morning, driv-
ing them over the interesting places
between McAllen and Harrington
where luncheon was served in the
Woman'S building.
After luncheon a pleasing program
was rendered, as follows: B. M.
Holland, president Of the Harlin-
gen Chamber OF Commerce, deliv-
cred the address OF welcome; song,
by all, Upon the Way to Texas"
words composed by Mrs. Jennings
Of Harrington; violin solo. by Mrs.
P. Dace, accompanied by Mrs. Wal
dron; vocal solo by Mrs. Jack Carey,
accompanied by Mrs. Jennings; Mrs.
n $. Herten, president Of the wom-
ans chamber of commerce of Har-
lingen, made a splendid talk.
The party returned to McAllen
and were joined by the men Of the
union and were entertained in the
evening at ReynoSa with a dinner
dance.
CLASS OUTING
III. L. Kreidler and Mrs. J.. w.
Martin, Mrs. James A. Miller and
Miss Ina Mason drove the girls of
Miss Mason's class to Rio Hondo
Wednesday afternoon where they
enjoyed a swim and later left for
Brownsville, where they visited the
airport.
DONNA PRISCILLA
Mrs. j. @. Grissom entertained the
members of the Donna Priscilla club
at her home in North McAllen.
Bowls and roses of beautiful rose
buds and ferns with baskets Of other
garden blossoms formed a beautiful
color scheme for the decorations.
After a delightful afternoon Of
serving and visiting, dainty refresh
ments were served to the following
guests: Mesdames w. P. Fuller Of
San Angelo, Bert Goats Of Pharr.
Leslie Gilliand, It. E. Philips, r.
Hendricks, c. L. Caldwell, A. r. Lee,
e. z. Vickers. Moron. I. B. Dodd,
c. L. Tracy, H. L. Lewis, David Will
son, Q. D. Grown, all Of Donna, @.
G. Seawell, Eugene Towns, P. D.
Miller and ID. Il. HARRISON Of Nc
Allen.
MA KOCHA'
Mrs. K. G. Boysen was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to seven mem
bers Of the Ma Kocha club at her
home in Cathay courts Tuesday aft
erncon.
LITTLE BRIDGE
Mrs. Jay Harley was hostess to
the members OF Inc LlCLIS bLluB5
club Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. @. II. Britton.
MRS. z. D. Kennedy received high
score prize. Mrs. Everett Myers sec
ond, and Mrs. A. A. Bonenau re-
ceived the consolation.
HONORS GUEST
Miss Sarah 10 Bramlette enter
tanned a group Of girl friends Tues
day evening at her home on North
Broadway, honoring Miss Betsy
Randolph, who left to make he
home in Argentina. and Miss Nt1
ginia 5pivey who is leaving n
to make her home IN AlbeQusedde.
N. NJ.
Different games were enjoyed and
later the guests repaired to the
Young Drug store, where refresh
ments were served.
The guest list included Jean Kel
~, Virginia Zachry, Marion Hasness.
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