Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
MISSION
NEW YEAR'E EVE ART

Mrs. T. B. Sammons entertained in
honor of their son, Tom, Jr., on New
Years eve, at the Garden Inn tea
room, about twelve couples Of the
younger set being invited to see the
old year out and welcome the new
in. The time vas spent in the play
ing Of all sorts or n and Jokes.
the most OF the evening. however. be-
ing employed in the gripping Of the
light fantastic"
The young ladies assisting in the
serving during the evening we're
Misses Helen Upright and Eliza
beth Sammons. Those present were:
Misses Eugenia Epprieh;, Dorothy
Keith, Louise Lockhart, Margaret
Cannon, Margaret Potter. Melrose
Stoons. Mel Rexroad. Katherine Koh-
Ter. Lille MaGee. Beatrice Curtiss.
Mary Ferguson, Mardell Parks and
Geraldine Thies; also Cecil Epp-
right. Dwight Bellamy. Bob Har-
grave. Martin Price. Sid Daniels,
Noel Langham. T. B. Waite. Jr., Da-
vid Wood, Jack Potter, Miller and
Pete Murphy. besides the young
hororeee. who returned to his school
work at Schreiner tho following day.
COMPLIMENTARY LUNCHEON
Mesdames r. r. Conway AID r. ".
Melden entertained at luncheon
Monday noon. honoring the Mes
danes August Bertleser Of Sioux
fity. Iowa. ard j. s. Rcdwell ar Fit.
Sheridan. H.. holiday visitors here.
Eleven people partook Of the lovely
luncheon eight Of them afterward
forming themselves into two tables
If bridge for the afternoon. Mes
danes Strong. Drummond. Stewart.
smith. Sammons. were among the
Of the hostess, Mrs. A. NJ. A. Pick
Of the hstesses, Mrs. A. NJ. A. Pick
Ter.
TUESDAY BRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. ri. 7. Stewart were
hosts 10 the Tuesday bridge club az
~rregation, playing their favorite
amusement on the last evening in
the old year. and al the same tine
watching the new YEA into being.
Four tables Of players rartook Of
the contest, with Mrs. r. ?. Conway
nigh scorer and Mrs. Rodvell guest
rrize. Nessrs. and Me-dames Fdwarl
0prerheimer. r. ". MeIder. r. N.
Strong and !. s. Rodwell were out
Of club guests.
QUAIL HUNT
Miss Eugenia Eppright was hostess
10 a few Of the young people at the
family home Saturday. at a noon
luncheon, with n quail hunt after
ward. which served as an outing rs
we'll as an opportunity for social get
together. Miss Hooking, Girl Re
serve secretary. served as chaperore,
and the Misses Mary Ferguson,
Beatrice Curtiss and Thomas Robert
son and Cecil EppriGht together with
the young hostess enjoyed a SPLEEN
did afternoon.
WOMAN's TUESDAY CLUB
Mrs. Walter Roberts was hostess
to the Wmen's Tuesday club at her
home on 14th street this week, the
regular session OF the club coming
o. New Years day. Due 10 the va
rious other engagements for the day
the club attendance was only II Of
the l9 members, but the business
session. conducted by Mrs. Wilbur
Close. the president. was full Of nen
nevertheless. Plans were completed
for the entertainment Of the Browns
Vile Learners club. due here as
guests or tho local Woman's Tuesday
club on the 18th Of the month. when
they expect to put on the dramatic
Interpretation of the book Of job.
under the tutclage OF Mrs. r. s.
Herren of Harlingen. The lesson
period was on the study Of the topic
Of Hcrvieu's "Know Thyself," an in
terpretatin # the French drama.
Mrs. G. n. Eppright. with Mrs. J. A.
Card assisting. drew lessons on the
popular questions OF the day from
this play. interspersed with discus
sions BY the other members OF the
club.
HOSTS To STUDENTS
A gala occasion was held M the
Wilson cafeteria when on Thurs