Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-02

1A1o- WIlIldHl FdynG.
The guest list included Mes
danes Whit Rogers, r. E. Mont
gomery. William Payne. Geo. PAL
mer, Lula Pollock, j. r. Davis and
the honoree.
Mrs. Montgomery received high
score prize. Mrs. Davis the con-
ISOLATION, and Mrs. Jordan was
presented with a dainty gift.
MA KOCHA
The members Of the Ma Kocha
club entertained their husbands
tuesday evening with a steak bar
becue at Cascade pool.
Those present were Messrs and
Mesdames R. E. Frisby, Merwin
Hale, Homer Kester of Edinburg.
Homer Isenburg. Alfred Meyers,
Frank Kuhn. Bob McKy, RAYMOND
Alley, Bill Yoakum and Mrs. Beu-
lab Beamer.
p. z. o. MOTHERS DAY
The McAllen P. E. o. Chapter
entertained Wednesday with their
annual Mothers day celebration at
n home Of Mrs. F. E. Osborn.
Each member invited an elderly
mother as a guest.
Mrs. j. E. Leslie delivered the adj
oreSs OF welcome, Mrs. FLOYD Glass
COCK had charge of the program
which was on states and selections
OF fruit and flower emblems. as
follows: Fruit emblems, Mrs. F. B.
Freeland; violet ard gol&enrod.
Mrs. 0. r. Osborn; daisy and sun
Hover, Mrs. j. E. Leslie; roses and
magnolia and carnation, Mrs. z. M
card; reading. Texas Blue Bon
net MRS. J. G. Dykes; vocal solo,
Mrs. Forest Moore.
White brick ice cream with a
gold star and white cake with vel
low icing carrying out the p. z, q
colors was served to thirty-seven
guests. Favors we're little orchid
Easter baskets filled with candv
eggs.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
Mrs. J. A. Frisby was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the mem
ners and a number Of guests Of
the Fortnightly bridge club.
The guests for the afternoon
were Mesdames r. l.. Gregory w
n; Kreldler and j. Lanier Byrd of
Charleston, Mo.
MRS. Gail Hart received the c,,,h
prize and Mrs. Kreidler the guest
prize. 80
HOIT-HAMMOND
The Hoit-Hammond Industrial
club met Tuesday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. Glenn Austin. with
eight members and two visitors
present.
Mrs. M. H. Barnum was taken
INTO the club as a new member.
After the business session a social
hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Albert
Rels received the prize awarded in
the contest.
Inc next meeting Of the club
VIII be an all day meeting at the
nome Of Mrs. J. H. Beatty.
GIRLS OUTING
Eight members of the girl scout
troop enjoyed an outing Wednes-
Gay evening when they went ont
aoouC i've miles and cooked their
supper. Those present we're Mrs.
p: r. Hixson, Mrs. j.. j. Jordan,
Marjorie Dean, Florence Murphy
Nell Francis, Marion Hasness
Cara Mae Young, Jean KreidIer
Mary Frances Rhoades, and Vesta
Pearl Rapp.
MRS. Q. H. Roessing was hostess
tuesday afternoon to the members
ana a number Of guests Of the las
Amlgas bridge club at her home
The guests for the afternoon
were Mesdames E. A. MCDANIEL W
H. Moon, H. D. Wilde. F. r T,earv
-. FOLSOM, Lula Pollock.
MRS. A. L. Hart received the cluh
Prize Mrs. r. w. Gregory the cor
ISOLATION and Mrs. E. A. McDan-
lei the guest prize.
MRS. GADDY HOSTESS
"A delightful affair of Thursday
afternoon was the bridge party
gwen by Mrs. Geo. Gaddy at her
.onne' complimenting Mrs. T. J,
Joroan, who has been the guest az
l1er niece, Mrs. William Pavne
Inc rooms were a~ttractiveIv
decorated in spring flowers.
Inc personnel included Mes
danes Stephen Jones, j. Lanier
Byrd OF Charleston, Mo. j. A.
Frlsoy, Lee Green of San Juan
m Rogers, T. w. Doster. B. d
K~lmbrough, w. H. Duncan. Allen
hearoy, Miss Duby De Long and
the honoree.
Mrs. Lee Green received the
prize for high score and Mrs
kimbrough the consolation, Mrs,
Jordan was presented with a dainty
gift.
PERSONALS
t. w. Doster returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit with his
parents in Birmingham, Ala.
F. H. Crockett, who was recent
" transferred to Laredo with the
immigration service. arrived IN
McAllen Wednesday. Mr. Croexett