Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Guest From
Mineral Wells
Comphmented

MISSION, Sept. 12.-Compli-
mentary to Miss Helen Stone Of
Mineral Wells, Mrs. Franklin
Ewers entertained with an after
noon OF bridge, having as her
guests the members Of the Neigh
borhood club as well as a number
Of other friends.
Sumner flowers, adorned the
handsome home, while the four
tables OF players gathered for pop
ular games In which Mrs. Joe
Price and Mrs. K. G. Adkins were
high scorer with Mrs. Martin
Price and Mrs. Jas. Gilett lows.
Miss Stone was presented with an
attractive guest prize.
Those present included the hon.
Gree. her aunt. Mrs. M. F. Arm
strong, her cousin. Mrs. A. j. Gil
lett. Mesdames X. G. Adkins, t.
H. Armstrong, Joe and Martin
Price. T. J. Burnett, S. M. Duffie.
H. H. Rankin, Fred Guerin, Estehr
Ferguson. 7. A. Humason, Mrs. L.
7. Ross Of San Juan and Mrs.
Georgia Hawkins OF San Antonio.
WHAT TO READ"
CLUB HAS SESSION
The What to Read" club. a e
organization. met for the first
session Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. T. J. Caldwell with most OF
the members present.
Mrs. Martin Price, Mrs. Ray
Goodwin, Mrs. Dade Hester ana
the Misses Myrtle and Janet Cald-
well. were the program leaders
at this very interesting session.
THEATER PARTY
HONORS BROTHER
Mrs. Leon Brown entertained a
number Of friends of her young
brother, Steve Castleberry. Jr,
Saturday afternoon with q theatre
party.
This young man. with his par
ents Is visiting here.
After the theatre party, refresh
ments were served 10 the small
folk.
Those enjoying the pleasant oc-
casion were Glen and Billy Abney,
w. r. Parrish, Jr, Frank anc
Norma Lou Ewers. X. c., Jr., and
Dorothy Belle Adkins, Marialice
Conway and Houston Trip, the
latter here from Dallas.
TEACHERS ENJOY
INFORMAL EVENT
With the return OF the teacher
members, a very enjoyable even
ing vas spent at the o. v. Bridges
home Tuesday evening, with the
Misses Aura Cook and Ruth Spen-
Ger hostess to q three-table card
affair.
Black and white was the color
scheme carried out, the spacious
rooms looking very attractive in
deed.
Officers we're elected by the club.
Mrs. Leon Brown being chosen
president, Miss wilmuth Morgan,
secretary.
In the games, Mrs. Clelland Har-
ris was high scorer and Miss Helen
Melch was second high. Mrs. o. ".
Bridges was the only out of club
guest present.
The following young women are
members Of the club: Misses Lu-
ellie Mason, Ruth Walling, Leone
Walling. Helen Melch, Eura Cook,
Ruth Spencer, Wilmuth Morgan
Lillian Pitcher and Mesdames Al
bert Whittlesey. Clelland Harris.
Leon Brown and Miss Edna Earl
Walling.
CLUBS ARE
ENTERTAINED
The Thursday evening club met
at the home OF M. B. Strong on
East 10Th st. with Mrs. George
Agnew as the only out Of cluc
guest.
Mrs. Herbert Jeffries was host
eSs to the Tuesday afternoon bridge
club last week, with a three-tabfe
personnel.
Miss Helen Stone was high scor-
er for out Of club guests and Mrs.
r. j. Rome for members.
Mrs. M. +. Armstrong. Mrs. J. A.
Gillett, Mrs. Leon Brown and Miss
Helen Stone, the latter from Min
eral wells, were out OF club
guests.
MARDI CLUB
RESUMES MEETINGS
The beginning Of the fall sea-
son has seen the opening Of club
and study life in this city lin,
with a number Of clubs resuming
meetings. while others will do so
by or before the first week in
October.
The Mardi card club was one OF
those beginning active pleasures
at the home Of Mrs. Z. w. Gray,
with two tables OF players.
Mrs. Culligan was high scorer,
with Mesdames Carroll Tanner,
Carl Rochelle, James Lockhart,
Joubert, Russell Howarth, <. w.
Gray. Culiigan and Miss Aileen
Gideon as the players.
PERSONALS
Preston Brooks. Jr., of Dallas,
who has been spending the sum-
mer here with his uncle and aunt. |
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lockhart, re-
turned Sunday to his home. |
Mrs. II. E Moore and son, FL
wood have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Moore's father. j. A.
Holstrom, and her brother Paul,
In Pomona.
and Mrs. r. ". Landsborough.
Herman Johns and family left !
last Sunday for a two weeks vaca-
ton and plan to spend a part Of
the time In Monterrey. Mexico.
The James Lockhart family OF
this city and their friends. the II.
p. Griffin family Of McAilen,
spent Sunday and Monday enjoy
ing the breezes at Boca Chica.
Miss Ruth Breeding returned
Saturday from her vacation. and
Is again busy with her school du-
ties. Miss Breeding and Miss Helen
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