Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-24
Donna Clubs
Entertained
By Hostesses


Especial to The Herald.)
DONNA, Aug. 24.-Mrs. Joe Hol-
loway was hostess 70 the Tuesday
Embroidery club at her home on
9th Street. An enjoyable hour was
spent In sewing and visiting after
which the hostess assisted by her
daughter. Effie 20. served refresh
ments to seven club members and
the following guests: Mesdames
Turner, A. +. Lee. A. =. Claegett.
A. T. Elliott, Jack Parks, Wagon
er of Cuero, Miss Lula Finley and
Miss Mary Turner.
TWO GUESTS
AT MEETING
The Sunshine Embroidery club
gathered at the Elmer vickers
home with thimbles and needles TO
spend an Industrious afternoon
work. An enjoyable repast was
served 70 eight members and Mrs.
Ian Coate Of Alamo, and Mrs. q.
W. Hilton OF Austin.
MISS sPRAdGENs
is HOSTESS
Mis Edna Spraggens entertain
cd the Thursday Bride club at her
home In Powell Addition. In ad-
dition TO the club members one Ia
BILE Of guests was included. Guests
we're Mitses Lois Fleuriett. Helen
Menning and Lucille Jeffries OF
Mission aud Mrs. J.. Z. Norwood.
MRS. Bracen received club prize
and Mrs. Norwood was awarded
guest prize.
ENJOYABLE liz
PARTY GIVEN
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
wallis were delightfully."- enter
tanned at their home with q forty
two party Thursday evening. The
guests of this occasion were Mr..
and Mrs. o. Reed and two sons,
Noel and Franklin and Miss Muir
MY OF Mission, Miss Christine
Walker OF Alice, and Miss Frances
Cushman OF Dallas. Donna guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lee. and Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Norwood. Grape
punch, ice cream and cake were
served.
VISITORS ARE
COMPLIMENTED
Miss Lois Fleuriett gave a party
honoring Geo. Puryear and his
guest Sponsor Warwick Of Garth
age, Miss. Guests Of this hos
pitality we're Misses Glendean
Wyndham OF Alamo. Mabie Blanch-
ard OF Progreso, Sallie whigham
OF McAllen and Misses Ruth
Spreading. Mildred McFarling. Ed
ma Spraggins. Stevens and Grace
Wharton: Messrs. Tom Collier, Cleo
Vineyard, Roger Sargent. Jim Me-
Clure, Noel Shell, Everett and Or
land McFarling, Fred Petch Keller
Spraggins, Randolph Fleuriett. Ar
thur Shull OF Progreso, and the
honorees, Geo. Puryear, and Spon-
sor Warwick OF Carthage. Miss.
Bridge and dancing furnished the
diversion for the veN1g.
BAPTIST CIRCLES
MEET THURSDAY
The Circles Of the First Baptist
church held their regular sessions
Thursday afternoon, the North
Circles meeting with Mrs. Jesse
Rowland for a Mission study from
the Royal Service. Mrs. Joe Sell
lars was leader OF the lesson. Ice
cream and cake paved very re-
freshing to those in attendance.
The South Circle met with Mrs.
j. Z. Gibson for a Bible study.
INTERESTING TOPIC
AT CIRCLE MEET
Mrs. Tom Hesketh entertained
Circle Two Of the Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Joe Holloway con-
Quoted the devotional On the sub
ject, Abundant Grace. The
scripture lesson was taken from
Ephesians. Mrs. J. o. johnson, cir
Gle chairman had charge OF the
TulcoAOLl lCocoA odbICSef NaOhiiCio
and Daughters OF Mexico" Re-
freshing lemonade and cookies
were served.
MISSIONS STUDIED
BY SOCIETY WOMEN
The Missionary Society OF the
Christian church met at the home
of Mrs. Chas. Sargent for A study
on missions. Mrs. Allen Hodges
opened the meeting with q prayer
followed by n special song by Miss
es Ruth and Joy Sargent with Mrs.
Kenneth Bonham at the piano.
Mrs. Sargent was leader OF the
mission lesson and her three
daughters Misses Joy. Ruth. and
Martha gave a mission playlet.
Mrs. w. w. Allen gave an interest
ing paper on books we should
read"
sLUMBER PARTY
Miss Ruth Spradling named Miss
Anne Glen Puryear honoree at a
slumber party at her home. After
q delicious dinner bridge furnOd
the fun Of the evening for Misses
Anne Glen Puryear, Mildred Nc
Farling. and Glenadean windham.
GIRL SCOUTS HAVE
INTERESTING SESSION
Donna Girl Scouts, Hoover
Troop No. One and Redskins No.