Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-25

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DELTA KLUB
Mrs. Harold Brehm was hostess
Tuesday afternoon 70 the Delta
Klub at her home.
Those present were Mescamel
Biyth. Ada Clark. c. c. Eckhoff, =
H Henderson. Cecil Fulton, j. L
Shearer OF Tulsa Okla.
Mrs. Clark received the e 10 priz'
fer high score and Mrs. Shearer
who was an honor guest. was pre-
sented with a dainty gift.
WILSON Pr. A.
The Wilson Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION met Monday afternoon II
regular session at the Wilson
school building with about thirty
members present.
Mrs. II. O. Peterson, vice presi'
dent, presided IN the absence Of thu
president. Mrs. w. ~. MCGEE. anc
Mrs. Paul Jones cared for the du.
ties Of the secretary in the abSenct
OF Mrs. Geo. Devil.
An enjoyable pF .riotic program
was given by the children OF ths
school. During a short bushes:
meeting 1t vas agreed upon tina
the Wilson PIT. "A. would cooper.
ate with the other associations ir
holding a school carnival.
The picture which is awarded al
each meeting to the room with the
most mothers present was won By
Mrs. Jones room.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again the third Monday in March.
AFTERNOON TEA
The tea given Monday afternoon
by Mesdames r. <. Horn. H. L
Ferry and Frank Crow at the Casa
de Palmas tea room was an event
Of exquisite appointment arranged
as a compliment to Miss Celeste
Harp Of New York City, who 1:
the guest OF Mrs. Horn.
The tea room vas abloom with
Colombia pink roses while pink
shaded lights gave a soft lighting
effect to the room.
Welcoming the guests az the
door were MeSdames John Ewing
Jack Howell and John Cardwell.
Sprays Of fern intermingled with
sweet peas strewn about the tea
table with a centerpiece OF Colon
bia pink roses beautifully carried
out the color scheme of pink and
green, which was further empha-
sized in the dainties served.
Presiding at the tea table were
Mesdames Elizabeth Ewing, Il. j.
Powell, and Mary Best; assisting
there were Mesdames r. c. Steven
son, l.. Paul Matthews. Smock ot
st. Louis, Percy Herman. and Chas
Bartliff.
One hundred and seventy-five
guests called during the afternoon
NIECE COMPLIsIENTED
An attractive affair Of Tuesday
evening was the bridge party given
BY Mrs. r. NJ. Bounds. compliment
ing her niece. Miss Dorothy Bates
of Karnes City, who is her guest
for the winter.
The guest list included Misses
Gladys Cowan, Elsie Edwards. Opal
Rettig, Rosalie Henry. Misses Mid
dleton and Hays Of Pharr. MeSsrs
Alfred Lewis, Jimmie Hester, Le-
land Austin. Hugh Lockhart. Joe
Clinton, H. Thompson, Burt Faux
ner. George Osborne. Mrs. James
Shearer of Tulsa, Okla, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Paxton, and MFR. and Mrs
Cecil Fulton
Prizes for high scores were
awarded the couple at each table
holding high scores after each
game, and the guests made theli
own selections OF the gifts. AL
gifts were concealed by wrappings
The hostess was assisted during
the evening by Mrs. A. Nix and
Mrs. Stephen Jones.
BIRTHDAY FETE
The attractive new home Of Mrs
L. w. Malone south OF town was
the scene of a delightful affair Sat
urday evening when she entertain
ed with a party honoring her
DAUGHTERS. Charlotte. Marie, aged
eight and Anna Louise. three
whose birthdays ccme but a few
CavS apart
The spacious rooms thrown open
TO the guests yer beautiful In
their tasteful decorations pertain
ing to washington's birthday.
Different games and contests
furnished the diversion for the aft
ernoon. Imogene Weaver OF Don
ma received the girls prize award
ed in the contest and Franklin
Hart the bows. Later the guests
numbering about fifty. were invit-
ed into the dining room for re-
freshments. where a huge birthday
cake adorned in eleven lighted
candles was used as the center
piece OF the table.
The hostess was assisted during
the afternoon bv Mesdames John
Calling. L. z. Weber. Buel Lanier
Of Edinburg. II. Nj. Bounds and
Miss Willie Esrgle.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. Paul ID. Miller entertained
Wednesday morning with a beauti-
fully appointed bridge luncheon al
her home in Milmor addition. in
honor OF Mrs. Dockry OF Cushing