Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-24

displayed n the features OF NE
event. Pink roses were combined
with the graceful sprays Of the
corona vine arranged in baskets.
Many dainty and acceptable gifts
were presented the honOree.
Refreshments wer served TO the
guests enjoying this pleasant hos
pitalitv. Present were: MeSdames
Lawson Anglin. l.. w. Anglin. G. RI.
Liston. j. r.. Carey, Doc. Jeffrey.
Roy Hand. j. +. Board. Lloyd Spit
Ter, w. X. Whitford, r. A. Smith,
Ross Conway.
BAND CONCERTS
ARE POPULAR
The regular Thursday evening
band concert az the Municipal Au-
ditorium at Fair Park and present.
ed by Joe Lydays' Municipal Band
becomes more and more popular on
these pleasant evenings. Many come
from points UP and down the VAL
lev.
The program Thursday night In
Guided: March Trumpets OF Vic
tory. (Holman): March Woody
Land. king: Caprice.-Dance OF
the Nymphs. D~uglione): Fox Trot-
After You're Gone. Qaydon): Med
ley Overture-Over There on. l..
Lake.. Special feature and March
The Conqueror.
POT LUCK SUPPER
ENJOYED BY CLUB
Miss Charlotte McEowen was hos
tess this week 20 members OF Clio
club. their families and friends mt
a pot luck supper given az her home
on the Combes-Rio Hondo High
way.
Each guest brought a covered
dish. and later the delicious sup
per was spread on a long table on
the screen porch where It was Vel
we'd picnic style.
Piano music by Miss Lillian Grace
McInnis and dancing numbers by
Jaree Dorman and Eleanor Webb
we're enjoyed by the group which
gathered or the lawn under the
pretty trees.
Guests were: Messrs and Mes
danes j. ID. Rose. Weslac0. G. r..
McInnis. II. l.. Evan. Cochran. ID.
r.. Bowden, B. o. Pattis0n, Turner,
O. Ingendorf. L. c.. Dewitt, II. A.
Hegler. William Dorman. G.. w.
Darden. A. S. Woods. G.. T. Hedley.
Mrs. Webb. Misses Helen Heath.
Lillian McInnis. Messrs Thomas.
Rio Hondo, HerSchal and Edward
MCGOWAN. Jack and Paul Darden.
Lorin and Martin Dewitt. Jaree
D0Tman. Eleanor Webb, Geraldine,
Margaret. Ruth and Miss Charlotte
McEowen. Mr.. McEowen-
CLUB DELIGHTFULLY."-
ENTERTAINED RECENTLY
Members OF the u. w. w. club
spent a very pleasant evening with
Miss Josephine Rodgers as a gra-
cious hostess at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Rodgers
with Mrs. Rodgers assisting In the
entertaining. The color chosen for
the table features and prizes wrap
pers were blue ard yellow. The home
was attractively decorated with
shasta daisies and fragrant roses.
Early in the evening four hands
OF handicap bridge were played.
Miss Mildred Peters was winner
and Miss Edythe Summers made the
low score.
In the bridge games Miss Kath-
leen Dubose won high. Miss Mildred
Peters scoring second.
Punch was served and later a salad
course was served.
Two guests were present. Miss
Mildred Yates, Mrs. Charles Rod
gers.
PERSONALS
The friends OF George Rogers will
be glad 70 know that he Is In Har-
lingen after an absence OF three
months. spent in the Military hos
pital. IN san Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Dunn and
daughters. Garnet and Ruby. have
returned from a trip TO Waco and
other points in Texas.
Mrs. j. A. Alderdice Is at home af-
ter an extended absence. She was
an instructor az Camp Waldemar
and also took n course I'm program
and auditorium work. Nh. Alderdice
met her az camp and they spent q
few days az Kerrville before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Fonseca and
son Jimmie and Mrs. FcnSeca's
father. Mr.. Strong. expect TO leave
Sunday for Denver, Colorado 70 re-
main indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hardy and
family, who have been occupying
the F0nseca farm, on the Rio Hon
do highway are 10 move TO Spanish
Acres, the first ar August.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Waterman,
former residents az Harlingen. la