Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-15

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scene. Arrangements were in charge
Of Mrs. NJ. Freeman.
Substitute players during the
games OF the afternoon included
Mrs. Ryan Butts and Mrs. John d.
Clark Of San Augustine and Mrs.
"A. Herbst. Mrs. McMurry Richey
will be hostess at the next meeting
OF the club.
BRIDGE CLUB
Thursday MRS. James @. Buck
was pleasant hostess to the Thurs
day Bridge club at her home in
North Crockett Avenue. Clusters CT
cosmos gave floral adornment to the
rooms. Mrs. John V. Clark was sue
cesSful IN the games OF the after
noon and received the trophy for
high score. The only substitute play
er was Mrs. Gilbert Geigher Of Har-
lingen.
An appetizing luncheon course fol-
lowed the games. Mrs. L. J.. Blounr
will be hostess at the next meeting
OF the club.
MORNING ENTERTAINMENT
Thursday morning Mrs. q. z. Boys
entertained at her home with an in
teresting event. Bridge gave pri.i-
cipal diversion during the morning.
When scores were totaled honors
for high went to Mrs. w. j. Mem
tosh while Mrs. Alice Lippincott re-
ceived the souvenir for second high.
At noon a delicious lunch prepar-
ed by Mrs. Ruth Mcintosh and Mrs.
Alice Lippincott was served.
OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday afternoon an event
Of special interest in school circles
took place when members OF the
Home Economics Club held open
house from four to five o'clock in
the home economies bungalow.
A color combination Of yellow. or
ange and green was Interestingly
developed in decorations for the
event. Georgous sprays Of bird OF
paradise adorned the living room.
In the dining room was q handsome
centerpiece Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, while tall yellow tapers il
charm to the pretty scene.
Presiding at the tea table were
Eudora James and Gladys Mills. AS
Sisti1g in serving tee to the guests
with dainty CONNECTIONS and minis
were Nellie May Kyser, Mabel Hum
bic. Mary Thomas. Frances Wills,
Gertrude Price. Frances GrimSell
Marian Barg and Annie Louise
Chadd0ck.
Over a hundred guests. including
and Of the faculty, called during the
tea hour.
REPORTS MADE
Monday night Of last week the Sr.
Christian EndeavCr or the Chris
tan church met in the home Of
Mrs. G. X. Holmes. The young folks
had a good time making candy. A
box of the candy was sent to Miss
Mae Housed Of T.C.U. College, where
she IS attending school. Miss Housed
vas the first president Of the or
.a~niZation. and the members wished
10 remember her in this way.
Following the candy making the
5ciety was called together by the
astor and the meeting turned over
) Mr.. John Day who is the Valley
f. President. An election was
I'd, elccting Dick Richards
J president and Donald Sch
idt rs vice president.
A constitution will be adopted in
2 near future and chairman OF
IrIous committees appointed. At
G regular board NEE ling OF the
Tristan church Thursday night
ports Of the past two months were
wen, showing the work TO be pro-
crossing nicely. The ~treasurers re-
port showed the pledges coming in
very well. the report of the pastor
showed $50 calls, and ~ new
church members. The success Of the
Home Coming play. and the big
Rally Day In the Bible school was
commented upon with favor.
One week from Sunday Is Bible
day. q special service will be held
IN the evening. featuring the var
ious translatlons, the oldest Bible
present. the largest Bible, and the
smallest Bible present will receive
recognition.
"A White ROBBED Choir was organ
'zed among the bays and girls Of the
intermediate g. K. last Sunday night
They will soon be ready with their
program, and their robes for a spe-
cial service. Mrs. @. <. Holmes Is
the director. and her daughter Miss
Zelda is the pianist.
CLUB ASSEMBLY
Friday about forty women were
present at the Stonewall Jackson
Hotel when the Valley Assembly Of
Delphian clubs met for luncheon
and program. Following the lunch
con at one o'clock, a business meet
ing and program was carried out.
Mrs. y. "A. Graham. San Benito. i5
president Of the Valley Assembly.
Representatives In attendance are