Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Club Meets
AndPdrties
{ In Edinburg

EDINBURG. Sept. S. Monday
evening Miss Eda Kusel cleverly
entertained with a tempting waffle
supper at her home on North Clos
ner. A small party OF guests were
present, including Misses Claribel
Hoffman, Jessie Clark, and Messrs.
Bill Scott. Edward Brown, Jrr and
his house guest, Clarke Winslow,
Jr, Of Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas r. l
zie we're hosts TO the -.
younger set on Tuesday evening .
their home on the south side conf
plimenting Miss Alyce and Bill
Adams. A delicious barbecue sup
per was served, after which i'm
promptu games OF bridge were
enjoyed. The guest list included
Misses Alyce Adams, Margaret
MONTGOMERY. Mary Gordon. Mabel
Van Cleye, and Mir. and Mrs. Ken
nedy Smith. Messrs. Byron Dean,
Ray McInnis. Bill Addams and Tea
Taylor.
Carmellee Smith, ~-.- S visiting
HER grandparents. MIR. and Mrs.
j.. A. Adams. was compiimenteo
.ondav afternoon with a birth
az party. CaTmellec was nine
Ears old on this date. Games
we're PLAYED on the lawn and re-
freshments consisting OF delicious
cake and ice cream were served 10;
Jean and Cleve Harper, Clay Wal
lace. Jr., Maurice Baker, Wanda
Stepall, Gladys Boone, Betty
Heineman, Buddy Heineman, Jar
Wis Beverly, Duke Gannaway,
Francis and Ordis Morgan, Annie
Bess Brock, Rosalie Mark, Jean
Flanders, Richard and Dorothy
Casberg, Dorothy Jane Bledsoe'
Gwendolyn Goldman, Mae Eush'
Maxine Beane, Betty Jane Thomp-
son, Dick Ragsdale OF Mission,
Florence West, Ernest Anderson,
Mona Bess Smith. Dorothy Ander-
son. Jimmy and Virginia Holt. Mrs.
A. J.. Morgan. Mrs. i. G. Gil OF
Mission and her daughter, Clarlce-
Miss Emma Gene Baker was a
charming hostess TO members ano
guests OF the Beta club Wednes-
day afternoon at her beautiful nome
on the South highway. At the con-
clusion OF the bridge games, a oen-
cious salad course was served 70
Mesdames w. d. Gardner, l.. +.
Tinkler. Walter Ramsey, A. j. Ross,
Jr.. Grady Carl. Watt Tinker, john
Mckinney, Lind Wood Bond. M. X.
Turner, Edward Chandler. Kennedy
Smith, Cecil Gingrass, E. s. Hearne'
A. Y. Baker, and Misses Margaret
MONTGOMERY and Dorothy Sayle.
- pests' high score was awarded 70
Nnrs. Baker, club high TO Mrs. Nc
kinney, and Mrs. Bond cut hlgn-
Mrs. Watt Tinker VIII be next
hostess.
Members OF the Senior Bridge
club met at the home OF Mrs. j. w.
Kirkpatrick at Q o'clock "Wednesday
morning. Guests high score was
made by Mrs. A. Y. Baker and cup
high by Mrs. c. I. Haven. An lceo
drink was served.
Mrs. Waddel made second high
score. Mrs. Montgomery viii p
terrain next.
Mrs. A. L. McKinnon entertain
ed Monday the intermediate
class OF girls Of the Presbyterian
church. The girls gathered at the
home OF Mrs. McKinnon and pro-
ceeded to Lions Park IN Mission
where they played games and a
picnic supper was enjoyed. Those
participating in this delightful out
ing were little Misses Maria Bar
rera. Nav Miles Mitchell. Helen
price, Betty Bishop, Dorothy Mae
smith, Dorothy Rentz, and Mes
DANES knight. Price, Smith and
McKinnon. Margaret McKinnon
and Jane Pendleton accompanied
them.
RAYMOND Borrum entertained the
Epyorth League organization Fri
day evening. Games were played
on the lawn. Ice cream and cake
vSer~ served at a late hour to Or
uvle Gernentz, Frances Scaver,
Gordon Ellis. Mary Heacock, Ira
Tarbutton. Helen Rumble. Clara
benson, Glyn Geeslin, Billie Tar
YER, Louise Beverly, Ray MCWhor-
ter Frances Geeslin. Charles and
Robert Rumble. Phinny Phelan.
Maurice Marshall, Lester Gerncntz.
Glyn Geisen, and Raymond Bor-
roum.
Miss Mauriae Mcdonald was
elected president Of the First Bap-
fist Fidelis class at a meeting
Tuesday evening. lila Pigg was
chosen first vice-president: Estelle
Kelly vas chosen second vice
president: Vida Anthony. third
vice president: Colera Pieg. secre-
tary; Lereen Mcleod. treasurer:
and Estelle Kelly. reporter. Laura
Lou Bryan. Jaque Harvey. and
Nell Cofer are group captains.
At a meeting of the Baptist Mis-
sionary Society Tuesday, Mrs. j. r.
Magee was elected president. Mrs.
J. s. Pelt chosen vice-president,
Mrs. Kate finland was named rec
ording secretary. and Mrs. c. L.
Fortson is the new corresponding
secretary. Plans were formulated
regarding a reception to be given
on the church lawn September II.
Mis- affair will be In honor Of the
a. turning teachers.
The Methodist Trueheart was en-
tertained by Mrs. A. L. Ralston
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. Z. JAS
person was IN charge OF the study
lesson which dealt with the Book
OF James. All members were re-
quested TO attend the zone meet
ing at Weslaco on Friday.
Mr.. and Ms. Fred Flanders are