Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-17
MISSION
DEFEAT REDS

BLUES DEFEAT REDS
The Blues administered a sound
defeat in the Reds in the second
monthly dinner Of the Wesley Bro
therhood factions held at the Meth
odist church during the week. The
former meeting resulted in a tie
but the Blues mustered % members
present to % members present Tor
the Reds.
A splendid musical program had
been arranged as well as several
interesting discussions. Judge II. +.
Bishop of Mission spoke upon the
prominent part that religion had
played in development of civiliza-
ton. DR.. Austin made q short talk
and Heller MARCEL made several an
nouncement5.
The program was in charge Of
Homer Smith. who later turned it
over to "Cheesey' Dooley.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
devotees met with Mrs. 7. r. Bur-
nett this week, the hostess enter
tanning several out Of club guests
also a number Of out Of state Wis
itors. The Saint Patrick colors were
used in the score cards. Mrs. Jack
Lair was high score winner with
Miss Helen McCandle5s as low
score.
The out OF state guests were Mes
danes Frances Congdon and Good
win Of California, Miss McCandless
of Louisville, Ky, MesdaIneS Jack
Lair, Melden, j. d. Moore, Parrish,
Sydnor. Oppenheimer, Conway, and
Miss Lucille Miller, the latter from
Crawford.
ST. PAUL'S r. I. A.
Mrs. Al Volz was hostess to the
Parent-Teacher association Of St.
Pauls Parochlal school on Thurs
day last, Mrs. Abe Boyd presiding.
The business was rather short, n
Of the main objects being the order
ing Of the treasurer to hand 500
over to Father McKenna, this be-
ing an inStallment on the debt Of
the school which this association
has pledged itself to pay. These
women r planning a rummage
sale for the coming Saturday in
South Mission, these sales usually
being productive Of considerable
cash.
EASTERN STAR
The Eastern Star chapter met in
the Masonic Temple Tuesday even
ing for the regular work of the or
der with Mrs. Mary Peterson as
Worthy Matron in charge. Several
matters Of business were attended
to and after adjournment Mrs. Bes-
sic Decker conducted a school Of
instruction for those who cared to
take advantage of the same.
GUESTS HONORED
Mrs. H. II. Halstead and Mrs. G..
f. Dohrn were hoSteSSes at a very
attractive affair on Wednesday
evening, an evening Of bridge at
the Garden Inn tearoom, honoring
the three out of state guests in
this community the past three or
tour weeks, namely the Mesdames
Goodwin and Congdon Of California
and Miss McCandlesS Of Kentucky.
The decorations OF the tearoom
savored of the good old saint who
drove the snakes from Erin, the
place cards carrying out similar
color. Mrs. Jack Lair was high
score holder in the five-table play.
Mrs. E. p. Congdon second, while
each guest of honor received a dain-
ty token Of remembrance Of the
event. MessrS. and Mesdames r. NJ.
Melden, Edward Oppenheimer, Z. p.
Congdon, r. P. Conway, Geo. Ag-
new, Jack Lair, Mrs. Florence NJ.
Hayes, MI. Harold of Macon, Ga,
the three guests Of honor and the
Two hoStesSeS and their husbands
made up the personnel. Lovely re-
treshmentS were served at the close.
oROINKI
Mrs. q. T. Dohrn was in line for
the Oroinki Bridge club session
this week, hence entertained that
coterie of jolly women at her home
on Wednesday. two tables compo5-
ing the gathering. Mrs. H. H. Rank
Frances Congdon receiving the
guest prize, Mrs. Frances and Mrs.
Perm Congdon, Mrs. Lair and Mrs.
w. r. Parrish were out of club
guests.
DINNER BRIDGE CLUB
DR.. and Mrs. Burnett entertained
the membership Of the Friday Mite
Dinner Bridge club with a Mexican
dinner last week. -Four tables Of
players enjoyed the game with Mrs.
w. 0. Brown and Q. P. Wright high
score holders, Mrs. Frances Congdon
and S. L. Hardin low scores. Be
side the club members there were
presetn Mrs. Frances Congdon. Mr..
and Mrs. Perm Congdon, Mrs. H. G..
JeffrieS and w. t. Burnett.
CITY FEDERATION
Mrs. James Gillett was elected
president Of the City Federation Of
clubs at the monthly session held
Wednesday; Mrs. Homer Smith,
vice-president; MRS. w. A. Wolver-