Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-11

&. Stevenson entertained with q
| bridge luncheon at her beautiful
| home on the Edinburg highway.
A profusion Of roses, snapdragons.
and daisies were attractively ar
ranged throughout the rooms where
the exquisitely appointed luncheon
was served and the afternoons
games enjoyed.
At the conclusion OF the games
1t was found that Mrs. Steve Jones
OF McAllen held high score. Mrs.
Frank Grow held second high and
the consolation went TO Mrs. Percy
Herman.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were Mesdames Percy Herman,
Steve Jones, Chas. Bartliff, II. r.
Ferry, r. Stonefifer, Watson Devine,
Paul Mathews, Vannie Cook. n. K.
Horn, Powell, Stockton, Fountain OF
McAllen. Mrs. Stratton Of Chicago
and Mesdames FrSSk Grow. j. d.
Lauck, M. 3. Gore. j. w. Patter-
son. y. McLendon. s.. T. Melton, II.
r. Krampff, K. G. White. II. Gum,
L. o. Mccullough and Miss Sidney
Mae Lockhart.
KAvIs BRIDGE SUPPER
MI. and Mrs. w. @. Kavis named
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce Ferguson honor
guests at a lovely bridge supper az
their home on wednesday night.
After a delicious dinner was served
five interesting games OF bridge were
enjoyed. Mr.. Bryce Ferguson re-
ceiving high for the men and Mrs.
Ben Literal for the ladies.
The honor guests were presented
with gifts.
Those enjoying this .ovely affair
were Mr. and Mrs. Swanson Rey-
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Literal
and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Hogan. Tom
Hartley and Miss Frances Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce Ferguson.
HOUSE GUEST
Mrs. Leland McCouch McCul-
Tough entertained on Friday after
noon at her home in Pharr honor
ing her house guest Mrs. John @
Miller of Albany, Texas, with
bridge party. The rooms were yer!
attractively decorated with lowell
flowers OF the season. Mrs. j. w
Patterson received the high scor'
prize and Mrs. p. s. Devine tn
consolation. The honoree was pre-
sented a lovely gift.
At the conclusion Of the games
delicious salad course was serves
10 the following: Mesdames J. {
Miller, d. McLendon, j. d. Lauck
} p. s. Devine. NJ. 3. Gore. T.. c
White. NJ. Evans, II. Gum, d. Z
Buckner, j. w. Patterson, Viii
Rogers. Joe Lebow. Sam Bazzell. A
Mex, +. @. Moffett Of McAllen-
PERSONALS
Mrs. Edith Baker left Saturda,
night accompanying the body o
her father, Mr.. David Knight. VIII
passed away on Friday morning a
the home OF Mrs. Baker in Pharl
The interment will take place Il
Sawyer. Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Melton an
son Bart Jr., left Sunday for
six weeks trip to different point
in Texas.
d. Ridpath arrived IN Phar
Thursday morning after a FEY
weeks vacation spent in San An
tonic.
Rogers Frazier left for Austin
Saturday, where he will attent
summer school at the Unive.sit,
OF Texas.
Mrs. Gordon Potts and little sol
left Sunday for Asherton, Texas
where they will visit with Mrs. Pott:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.. Good.
Miss Kathryn Vaughan Of Yves
laco was the weekend guest o
Miss Mary and Margaret Flowers.
Jim Johnson left last week 70.
an extended trip to Feasanton.
Mrs. Bert Coates and Mr.. an,
Mrs. D.. Wilson Of Donna ATTENDED
a recital given In McAllen by Mis-
Sally Wigham.
Mrs. weston and little daughte.
Of Louisiana r visiting at the hom'
OF Mrs. NJ. w. Briggs.