Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-26
MISSION
FRIDAY N CLUB

FRIDAY EVENING CLUB
MI. and Mrs. A. G. Potter were
hosts to the Friday bridge club a
recently organized club with a game
Of bridge each Friday evening as
their goal. A very enjoyable session
was had, with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
McHenry as high score holders, Mrs.
Collier and Weeks Martin low scor-
ers. The members are: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Kruger, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. McHenry, MIR. and Mrs. Weeks
Martin and Dr.. and Mrs. G. d.
Eppright. MI. and Mrs. Collier of
Donna, and MI. and Mrs. Beatty of
McAllen were out of club guests.
CATHOLIC SOCIETY INITIATES
The Catholic Daughters Of Amer
lea initiated five candidates into
their order Sunday afternoon, the
affair taking place at the K. G. hall
in McAllen. Mesdames j. E. Walsh,
Derveley, A. Boyd, Laurent and VIM.
Massey were the candidates, with
Mrs. Sheldon Smith and the Mes
danes Al VolZ, j. f. Tanner, It.
Gerlach, Hoffm-n, Hedges, BrutSche,
SurhuSs, DIN Rome and BerSett
and the Misses Mary Leverman,
Agnes Allen, Mamie Rome, Verna
Klapperich and Finl assisting. A
banquet was served under the di-
rection of the Daughters at the
st. Pauls school in the evening.
TUESDAY CLUE
Mrs. VIII Wood was hostess at
the regular meeting of the Woman's
Tuesday at her home on Lomita
Boulevard this week, with al al
most full attendance of members.
Considerable time vas given to
the roll call topics. AMI many in
tereSting Inns came out and were
discussed. The "r~ll call topics" are
among the most interesting items
coming out during the club meet
ings, taking as they do, many OBJ
jcctS Of study from different angles.
Of the business session, during
which the following women were
elected delegates to the Valley fed
Grafton to be held in McAllen on
May 7. Mrs. G. D. Eppright, Mrs.
T. H. Armstrong and Mrs. S. L..
Hardin, MesdameS Ewing, j. @.
Decker and II. I. Stewart were
elected altrenetes. Mrs. H. E. Smith
led the lesson subject, which was
"Lightnin" by Winchell Smith. Mrs.
z. v. SproWl gave q resume Of the
performance. which it is said ran
for three years in New York
City. Mrs. Ewing gave the bio
graphy Of the writ; Mrs. Hardin
the Dialogue and Characterization"
Mrs. Bailey was out of club guest.
MISS MAY ENTERTAINS
Miss Margaret May was hostess at
a very happy affair at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Harry May
in McAllen Thursday evening, when
she entertained at q four-table
bridge party, honoring Mrs. Ted
Lemberg. a recent bride and a
friend of Miss Margaret. Five
games were played a usual and
Miss Arab Cray was high score
holder, with Miss Allene Gideon
low holder. A handsome guest
prize" was awarded the honor
guest. The personnel was composed
of the Misses Arab and Laura Mae
Gray, Allene and Irma Francie
Gideon Geraldine and Joe Thies,
Mabel Nicholson, Beatrice Curtis,
June Mayberry and Mary Ferguson
Of this city: also Miss Phoebe Baer
Of Pharr. Misses Winnie Bell Pheif-
fer and Eva Lee johnson of McAllen
and the honor guest, Mrs. Ted Lem
burg also of McAllen.
TEACHERS ENTERTAIN
The Garden Inn tearoom was the
scene Of a very happy affair Satur-
day afternoon with MesdameS Dade
Hester, B. Hargrove and G. r.
Peterson, popular members Of the
local teaching staff, entertained
with a 13-table bridge personnel.
Beautiful flowers formed the decor
ations, the pink, green and yellow
colors predominating, the color
scheme being carried out in the Ia
BILE decorations also. Mrs. Rudolph
Rome was high score holder, Mrs.
w. o. Brown second high and Miss
Nadine Beeman of Sharyland the
consolation. Several women who
were not bridge devotees among
them Mrs. Webb, the mother Of Mrs.
Hester, oen of the hostesses, were
present to participate in the lovely
tea which followed.
DINNER HOSTS
Col. and Mrs. S. M. Duffie were
hosts It dinner Sunday evening In
San Juan, entertained a few
friends in honor of Miss Ruth Pen
nybacker. Mr.. and Mrs, S. l.. Har-
din. Mrs. Fomer Smith and Mrs.
Kellam were guests.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Nadine Marcus Langston Is
here from Alpine visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Marcus.
DELPHIAN CHAPTER
The Delphian chapter held the
regular Semi-monthly session in
the social room of the First Metho-
dist church Friday, with Mrs. T. B.
Waite as leader. Mrs. Waite first
gave the preliminary survey OF the
preceding lesson, after which the
topic of the day vas taken up.
The treati-e WIS on Greek Com
edy' during the early history, the
study period covering the time from
400 B. G. to 800 B. G. and many
interesting facts were brought out
regarding t'lis period.
Mis-. Esther FerguSon's subject
was "Old Comedy" followed by an
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