Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10

LUNCHEON PROGRAM
members Of the McAllen study
SiuD met Wednesday in the din
ing hall Of the Methodist church
1or n regular luncheon program.
several matters Of business were
discussed at the business session,
az which Mrs. c. p. Samson pre-
sided.
The club voted to buy a number
OF books for the parliamentary drills.
Mrs. w. H. Moon acted as chair
man for the afternoon, and topics
OF interest were discussed briefly
ny the "a members present.
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL
The Y. w. A. OF the Baptist
church enjoyed a Halloween social
thursday evening with the South
Side Circle of the w. M. S. acting
as hostess at the home of Mrs.
robert Henderson on the South
Tenth Street.
The home was decorated Tlor-
oughly in keeping with the Hallow-
sen season.
The old witch, impersonated by
Mrs. r. S. Jolly, met the guests at
n door, and Mrs. Fl. M. Lilies,
and Mrs. P. d. Frisby, in costume,
presented them with Halloween
hats after extending greetings.
Upon the arrival Of the guests a
grand march was staged in which
many clever and artistic iostomes
we're represented. music for this
feature being furnished by radio.
Miss jeanette Lambdin was award
ed a prize for the best costume.
A trip through the chamber OF
horrors furnished much fun and
was followed by the regular pro-
Eman Of the Y. w. A.
Miss Mabel NeSsen presided at
the meeting the devotional service
being in charge Of Miss Bessie Rice
and Miss Bessie Ply.
There were 20 present.
MA KOCHA CLUB
Members OF the Ma Kocha club
entertained their husbands Thurs
day evening with a Halloween party
at the home Of MI. and Mrs. George
Alley on North Main.
Elaborate decorations in keeping
with the season were used in the
reception rooms.
Various features Of entertain
ment appropriate for the occasion
were provided, one Of the most en-
tertaining Of these being the for
tune teller. There were IS present.
BRIDGE HOSTESS
Mrs. Harry Young and Mrs. Jack
Young entertained jointly with
bridge Friday afternoon at the home
Of the former in Cathay Courts.
The game accessories we're in
Halloween design. and tables were
placed for 20 players.
The personnel enjoying the al
fair. which Is the second of a series
OF parties by the hoSteSSes. included:
Mesdames Sam BaZZeee. l.. K. Hum
phreys, p. M. Perkins. George Pal
mer. w. E. Dixon. Earl Suffer. II.
H. Damme. p. r. Hudson. w. B.
Spell, w. Fl. Kreidler. z. ID. Ken
nedy. Orivlle Cox. Henry Warren
OF Edinburg. M. H.. Saycock. r..
w. Gregory, p. E. Montgomery, II.
". Dismukes, John Rowland. c. H.
Britton and G. G. Mcdaniel.
A beautiful piece of silk lingerie
was presented Mrs. P. E. Montgom-
cry for holding high score. and Mrs.
Orville Cox received a pretty gift
for low.
PARTY HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lane enter
tanned Thursday evening with a
Halloween bridge party. having as
guests the members OF the Past
time Bridge club and their hus-
bands.
The home was attractively de-
corated with Halloween emblems
and four tables Of guests enjoyed
the delightful hospitality.
Unique features OF the evening
Included a silent table. one table
where the players bid their hand
before looking. at another taple
bloody gloves were worn. and at an
other the scores were reversed. the
highs receiving low and the low,
high.
At the conclusion OF several