Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-01
COMPLIMENT BRTDE-ELECT

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choice Of a pink and blue color
theme gave pretty distinction to
Mrs. c. r. Hudson's afternoon
bridge arranged to compliment Miss
Charlotte Housed. bride-elect-
The hostess was assisted by Miss
es Kathryn Pugsley and Maud Nos
Ter. Blue candles IN handsome
candelabra were effectively dis
pink roses and corona blossoms.
Tallies, score pads and other Access
series 70 the game reflected the
col0rs favored for the affair.
Among the five tables Of players
Mrs. Harold Fairey held top score
and was rewarded with a hand
some trophy. A desirable souvenir
was awarded to Mrs. Charles Bowie
for second high while the honoree
received a lovely gift Of linen from
the hostess.
The refreshing ice course which
followed the games gave pretty en-
phasis to the blue and pink motif
featured throughout the afternoon.
Out OF town guests were Mrs.
Tom Burton Of Weslaco, Mrs. Gil
bert Geigher Of Harlingen, Miss
JAMIE Miles Monroe and Miss Helen
jenkins OF Houston and Miss Aza-
lie Monroe Of Greenville.
EEACH PARTY
Miss Kitty Smith Of Rockford,
Ill, was honored with a delightful
beach party given at Point Isabel
Friday evening Of last week by
members Of the Senior Christian
Endeavor Society. OF the First Pres
byterian church. A boat ride on
the moonlit bay, swimming, and a
picnic supper were outstanding
events Of the evening.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Sublett
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Exa Bell. To MIR. Harold
Gray Of Brownsville, the wedding
to be early In September.
HONOR MRS. Cooke
"A surprise birthday party was ar
ranged on Friday afternoon of last
week at the home of Mrs. Lance
Harris with Mrs. John ShelandeI
as assistant hostess by the r. 4. T.
class Of the First Baptist church
in honor Of Mrs. T. 2. Cooke. Dur
ing the afternoon games OF tour
ing gave pleasant diversion.
The honoree was presented with
a handsome purse as a birthday re-
membrane from the class.
A birthday cake. beautifully dec
Grated. was cut and served with
pineapple ice to about 20 members
and one visitor, Mrs. M. Z. Lemi-
rick Of Orlando, Fla.
TULSA GUEST HoNoRED
Monday morning at Sobre Ia;
Olas Mrs. l.. w. Derby and Mrs. II
CreSSner Of WeSlac0 entertained
with four tables of bridge horwr-
ing Mrs. Ramsey of Tulsa, Okla.
When scores were totaled Mrs
Spencer held the high number and
received an attractive trophy. Sou.
venir for second high was awarded
to Mrs. T. +. Rives while Mrs. G
Lawton received the consolation
award. There was a pretty guest
prize for Mrs. Ramsey. The per.
sonnet included guests from WeS-
laco and the honoree.
CO-HOSTESSES
at their home on the resaca las.
Thursday afternoon. Aug. q, Mr.
4. M. Huff and Mrs. Selma Knapp
entertained the members Of thl
Lateral T club. Fifteen member
answered to roll call. Mrs. w. w
Fulcher Of Mobile. Ala. Mrs. B. A
Bellinger, Miss Elizabeth Musset
and Mrs. "A. 3. Libke were guest
Of the club.
Mrs. K. T.. Schostag and Mrs
Henry Parks were winners IN q
contests arranged by the hostesses
Refreshments we're served later Il
the evening.
The next meeting viii be q pic
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