Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-07

guests at this jolly party were:
Charles Fortson, Lourie Ganaway,
Jr., Bobbie Holman, Jane Nell
benny. Justine Miller. Elizabeth
Hampton. Martha and Mary Ep-
person, Charlotte Tinker, Rose
Marie and Izora Tinker. Scott Jet
ton Dorsey, Mary Virginia Briggs,
and Lucy Weston.
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HI-LO BRIDGE CLUB ..........
The Hi-Lo bridge club was en-
tertained on Friday afternoon by
Mrs. w. r. Montgomery. Beau
tiful roses in artistic bouquets artis-
tically decorated the rooms. In
the bridge games, the high score
was made by Mrs. A. F. Buchana,
Jr., and Mrs. W. j. Southwell was
lucky in the cut. After the games,
the hostess served an iced dessert
course to the following guests: Mes
danes A. Y. Baker. H. G. Baker,
A. r. Baker. W. D.. Gardner, z. A.
Brown, A. F. Buchana, Jr., L. c.
Newman, Buel Lanier, E. S. Hearne,
w. j. Southwell, Cam z. Hill, j. D.
Turner.
BETA BRIDGE CLUB
Miss Frances Ross entertained
the Beta bridge club on Wednesday
afternoon. Vari-colored flowers
gave a touch of spring to the rooms
in which the games were played.
In the games, the high score was
made by Mrs. A. j. Ross, Jr., and
Mrs. Charles Weber was lucky in
the cut. A dessert course was
served at the conclusion of the
games to the following members
and guests: Mesdames A. J.. Ross,
Jr., Charles Weber, Katherine Mil
Ter, l.. M, Stout. W. S. Savage, w.
S. Ramsey, Watt Tinker, r. S.
Holman. John Mckinney. w. d.
Gardner, E. r. Chandler.
INFORMAL DANCE
Men students of the Edinburg
college honored the women stu
dents with an informal dance at
the Faculty club in Edinburg on
Saturday evening. Punch was serv-
ed throughout the evening, and the
young people thoroughly enjoyed
the affair. About twenty couples
were present, being chaperoned by
Misses Houston, Bates and Bar
ron
EVENING PARTY
Miss Myra Looney was hostess
to a group of her friends on Sat-
urday evening. The affair was
given in honor of her brother,
Robert Looney, in celebration of
his birthday. The spacious Blue
bonnet Gardens we're attractively
decorated with spring flowers and
Japanese lanterns. The japanese
motif was repeated in the tallieS
which were used in the games of
bunco. High scores during the
evening were made by Miss Clara
Bell Holman and Mr.. Soctty Gard
ner. After the games, the floor
was clered and the young people
enjoyed an hour of dancing. At
the close of the evening. the hostess
served a delicious salad course and
punch. Attractive plate favors add
ed to the gayety of the occasion.
The guest list included: Misses Eda
KuSel, Catherine Montgomery,
Maylene Robinson, Louise Peters,
Clara Bell Holman, Messrs. Ed
ward Brown, Tom Handley, Harry
Ellington, Roy Hendrix, Roy Rut-
ledge, Glen Johnson, Scotty Gard
ner, the honoree and the hostess.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Missionary Society of the
Christian church met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.
L. Terry. Mrs. j. E. Robinson led
the devotional which was followed
by a program on the missionary
work of the Christian church in
Africa. Mrs. A. @. Haigh led the
program giving a preliminary dis
cussion of the general work and
the map Of Africa. Topics on the
subject were given by Mrs. Vic
tor Closner, Mrs. j. A. Braden. and