Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-30
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David as the main study.
an open discussion of this famed
Bible woman was enjoyed. Mrs. Le-I
land Carl. daughter Of Rev. and
MRS George Benson was n guest Of
the circle.
Mrs. r. E. Kruger entertained
the Hannah Fair Sallee circle, the
program consisting Of Bible quota
tons. The members took certain
passages Of scripture and a general
discussion was held.
Mrs. Kruger served cooling re-
1reShmentS on the lawn at the close
OF the business and the program.
Marriage Customs.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary had a
delightful meeting on Thursday
afternoon last. with Oriental Mar
rage Customs" as the subject treat
ed.
Mrs. Il. %. Summons. the general
president, presided during the meet
Ing, with Mrs. X. w. Halstead in
charge OF the devotional.
Mrs. Halstead was assisted by the
Mesdames -. G. Decker, Jack Leh-
man and E. 3. Balthrope. who spoke
on the customs in China, Japan and
Korea.
Methodist Society.
Mrs. Oscar Perkins and Mrs. c.
ID. Eppright were leaders Of the
Methodist Missionary Society al the
meeting Thursday, the program be-
ing a very interesting one on several
Of the best known women IN the
work OF the Methodist church.
Mrs. Josiah Bixler spoke on the
work of Lizzie II. Glide, who has
built several churches and other
buildings for the denomination. The
great memorial church of San
Francisco having been made possible
hV her work and encouragement.
Mrs. Margaret Webb gave a history
OF the work Of Mrs. Sarah Bowman
OF Texas, who aided IN the building
or a large mission school in Cien-
feugos, China, while Mrs. Leo Mar
cell talked of the work of Miss Nam
nie B. Gaines. a missionary TO
Japan for A years.
The entire program was splendid
and at Is conclusion the MeSdames
M. Goodwin and Conan Wood we're
hostesses during the social hour,
serving delicious refreshments.
CO-HOSTESS AT
ENJOYABLE PARTY
Mesdames A. r.. Hanna and f.
r. Vawter were co-hoStesseS TO a
five-table bridge personnel at the
home of Mrs. Hanna on Saint
Marie Avenue Thursday evening.
The home was decorated with the
seasons flowers. the guests playing
IN the roomy conservatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McHenry,
were winners Of the highest scores.
Mrs. II. II. Ewing. Mrs. Nell Daw-
son, Mrs. Smith, Clarence Howerton
Of McAllen, Harry Stewart, also
MesSFs and MesdameS r. "A. DIM
mick. Wilbur Close, K. Dugat, "A. O..
McHenry. A. r. Hanna. r. r. Card.
T.. M. Card. the latter named from
McAllen, were guests. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
INFORMAL EVENING
OF BRIDGE SATURDAY
A delightful evening at bridge was
enjoyed on Saturday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ewing, on
Dougherty Avenue.
Four tables Of players participated.
with MI. and Mrs. Albert McHenry
rs the high score holders.
The guests were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Ralph Dimmick, Tracy
Gard. Albert McHenry. Alton Bent
sen. w. r.. Parrish. A. r.. Hanna
MRS. z. 3. vawteT and Mrs. Smith,
sister OF Mrs. Dimmick.
RANKINs HOSTS
TO CLUB
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. II. Rankin enter
famed the members Of the Friday
Mite Dinner bridge at their home on
North Lomita Boulevard last week.
with q four-table personnel.
Mrs. z. p. Conrdon and 8. L.
Hardin were high score holders.
MRS. T. r. Burnett one Of the low
Out Of club guests included NTr.
and Mrs. w. r.. Parrish. Mr.. and
MRS. 4. ?. Congdon and Mrs. Ed
ward Oppenheimer.
PERSONALS
MIR. and Mrs. George Holiday
have returned from q trip through
the great northwest. \
Mrs. rs. II. Bush OF McAllen spent
d day with Mrs. Kruger the last Of
the week.
Charles M. Melden Is home for !
The summer with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Melden on Shary- T,
land.
MRS. n. e. Moore and Mrs. w.
III TeeRHrten came In from Houston
Monday. and viii visit in Mission
for a vsek or two.
Miss stella Hargrove Is having a
very enjoyable time in San Fran
cisco. according 70 word received I
here by her parents. Miss Har-
SASS the weather Is chilly and
foQRv in the west coast city.
Rev. II. A. Hunter was in Mission
from McAllen Monday.
Mrs r. +. Smith and her daugh-
ters left wednesday for Illinois after
4 visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Ralph Dimmick.
paul ID. Moore. business man OF
McAllen was a Rotary visitor here
last Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. jay Sewer and
children OF Donna were IN this city
sunday. Their son. Harold. who
6ad been visiting here with Elwood
woore. returned with them.
Mrs. Donna Cara Is spending the
in Canada. after concluding
, visit with her sister In Boston,
Mass
SHE DOESN'T MIND
your otto had q fight with my
lack.
~Oh. well. boys must be boys"
I'm glad you take u like that