Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27
Clubs Resume
NJ Letting
For Fall

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Bridge club held its first meeting
this fall at the home OF Mrs. Sam
Bazzell Tuesday afternoon.
At the conclusion OF the games Z
delicious refreshment course was
served I'm the dining room.
Mrs. Fountain won the high
prize and Mrs. Howell low
score.
Attending this meeting we're Mes
danes G.. II. Cook. j. mi. Doss. Jack
Howell. Stockton Fountain, III. MI.
Bounds. Horace Fristoe. J. An
drews. q. w. Stewart. and tbs
hostess.
DEMONSTRATION ON
COOKING GIVEN
The Holt Hammond Industrial
club had ar all-day meeting Tues
day at the home OF Mrs. g. wv. Al
len
Roll call was answered by giyina
recipes. The day was spent An OBJ
serving cooking demonstrations Civ
en- by Mrs. Albert Refs. and Mrs.
G. d. Parish.
A delicious cove-,d luncheon was
served 10 the following guests and
club members. Mesdames wv. u.
Bagby. Fred Bevil. Horace Bohanan.
Z. M. Birdsell. Laura Lee Blair, w.
=. Crawford, G.. P. Eastman, G.. III.
Eastman. Ely Frantz. ri. Carl. Geo.
Hammerly. Jr., Joe Hammerly. ST.,
Floyd Lash. j. NJ. Lawrence. Albert
Miller. Luther MCGUIRE. C.. ID. Par
ish. M. Parks. William Refs. Al
bert Refs. Glen Reynolds. WV. wv.
Withers, Bert Cook. Don Myatt,
Albertson. George Harding. Effie
Van Slyke. y. A. Allen. Virginia Big
ham, w. IT. Wylie. Arthur Wylie.
John Haney and the hostess.
DINNER-DANCE
AT CLUB HOUSE
"A party OF friends enjoyed din
ner and dancing Saturday evening
at McCol club house. The party
included Messrs. and Mesdames
Conrad Roitch. Reid Layman.
Irueman Snyder OF Donna. Misses
Tennessee Alcorn, Hattie Bess
Baldwin. Elizabeth Campbell, Eva
Lee johnson and Messrs. Shinn
Mason, Ivy. Parham, Carl Tfmm,
Hugh Lockhart. and DR.. Virgil
Reeves OF the British West Indies.
PIT. a. HOSTESS
TO FACULTY
Entertainment was given Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Percy Herman when the Junior
High Parent-TeacheTs association
was hostess TO the members OF the
junior high school faculty.
The living room and dining room
was a~rtistically arranged with roses.
corona and fern. the color scheme
or pink and green was further ex-
pressed in the refreshments. Mes
danes +. T.. Sherwood and James
X. Davis presided over the silver
service.
Guests were Misses Elizabeth
Pritchell, Elizabeth Alley. Louise
Ellis, Martha Dickey. Drusilla Nc
Kennon, Alma Thrasher, Dornthea
Wilson, Bernice Gates. Lorrain
Torrance. Huldah Walden, Lor-
raine Morrison. Mesdames Norma
lee Taylor. Morrison. Horton. WV. Il.
Stewart. Arthur Wiley, j. "A. Haw-
kins, Chas. Redman, l.. Z. HUM
phries, J. w. Martin. John Row.
land. A. G.. Gllvin. w. r.. Rhoades.
L. Larson, Gordon Griffin, G.. r..
Sampson, Granger Smith, III. C..
Whitmore, w. E. Stiles. r. L. Greg
DRY, o. A. Fogelberg. Henderson. y.
B. Grissom.- Lee Lutenbacker. Ben
Anthony, George Gaddy, III. M.
Fristoe. r. M. Schmuck, Messrs.
and Mesdames Leland Austin. A.
4. Convey. II. II. Calllcutt: Messrs-
John H. Gregory. y. Wesley Taylor
and Terry Ferrell.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Oliver ID. Knight has return
ed to her home In Tampico. Mex
leo, after a visit with her mother.
Mrs. Cynthia Lee Ford OF Pharr.
Mrs. Nellie Frizzell has returned
from a business trip To Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. Claude Livingston has re-
turned to her home In Houston
after a visit with relatives and
friends here.
T. II. Beels has been moved to
his home following an operation at
the McAllen Municipal hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. R. Baldwin and
daughter. Miss Hattie Bess Bald,-
win have returned from a trip to
San Antonio.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing and Mrs.
r. =. Harm have returned home
after spending the weekend in
San Antonio with friends.
Mr.. Paul Matthews has returned
from an extended trip through the
east and Canada.