Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23

allure" we're discussed during the
afternoons program Mrs. w. >.
Farley was leader for the program.
Mrs. ]. Z. Thompson told OF
various epics. while Mrs. John r.
Harris gave q discussion OF Egyp-
tan life. Mrs. G. Z. Hudson told OF
The Peasant and the Worker"
and The Doomed Prince Mrs.
Henry Alsmeyer closed the after
moons program with the discussion
Of Saint and the tsummies."
The chapter viii meet next with
Mrs. Alsmeyer on September 30.
LEGION AUXILIARY
ELECTS OFFICERS
At the annual election of the
American Legion Auxiliary held
this week Mrs. ID. w. Day was
elected president for the ensuing
year.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
II. NJ. Cottrell, first vice-president:
Mrs. Charles Yost, second vice.
president; Mrs. Joe M. Spears, sec-
rotary and Mrs. Fred Parsons,
treasurer.
The newly elected officers viii be
installed on October 20. The retir-
in president, Mrs. A. q. Demers
has filled the presidents chair for
the past two years.
During the business meeting the
members again voted TO this year
serve luncheon to children whose
parents were unable to provide
adequate lunches.
MEXICAN DINNER
HOSTESSES
Mrs. w. J.. vinsant and Mrs. w.
b. Hinkly were joint h~ostesses to
the members OF their evening clubs
this week.
Following a Mexican dinner at
the Aztec Cafe the members as
sembled ct the vinsant home on
North sam Houston for games Of
bridge.
High score holders we're Mrs.
Louie Morris and Mrs. j. J. Hinkly
among the ladies and Louie Morris
and Knox Smith among the men.
HONOREES OF
LUNCHEON
Mrs. L. S. Robinson and her five
daughters were named honor guests
at a luncheon arranged by Misses
Nellie and Flora Stookey at their
home on the Brownsville highway.
A red color scheme "a carried
out in the appointments for the
luncheon.
The honor guests were Mrs Rob-
inson and her daughters. Mrs. Roy
e. Clark, Misses Rosabell and
Maryanna Robinson Of San Benito,
Misses Marjorie and Emily pobin-
son Of Los Angeles. California.
TWO GUESTS
AT MEETING
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde r. Robertson
were guests when Mrs. j. Il. Wilcox
entertained the members OF her
Wednesday Evening Bridge club
this week at her home on North
Dick Bowling. High score prizes
were presented 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Hafner. The club will be enter
tanned next by Mrs. ]. " Jolly, Jr.
PRETTY COLOR
NOTE USED
A pink color scheme with roses
and corona were used when Mrs.
w. II. Preston entertained the
members OF her Neighborhocd
Bridge club Thursday afternoon.
The high score award was pre-
sented to Mrs. II. G. Aldridge at
the conclusion OF the afternoon
games.
The club viii be entertained next
by Mrs. II. c. Aldridge.
CLUB AND GUESTS
ARE ENTERTAINED
Mrs. w. M. Stone entertained
three tables Of guests at her home
Thursday afternoon when games
OF bridge were arranged. Corona
was used for decorations.
High cor award went TO Mrs.
e. o. Siser. Table cut prizes were
presented to Mrs. Harold +. Orr.
Mrs. J. j. Ledbetter. Jr.. Mrs. j. +.
Peterson and Mrs. John Glover.
Guests were Mesdames E. n.
Farley. j. ID. Wren. z. o. Siser. j.
j. Ledbetter, Jr.. Harold r.. Orr.
Paul Rossell. j. p. Petersc-.. A. r.
Motheral. John Glove of San Ben
Ito and Mrs. Louis Gerard and Mrs.
Wesley Simmons OF Harlingen.
DINNER-DANCE
AT HINKLEY HOME
Miss Kate Robertson. w--o viii
leave soon for Waco where she will
enter Baylor University. was named
honoree at a dinner followed by
dancing and other diversions at the
home Of the hostess. Miss Char
lotte Hinkly.
Places were set for twelve guests
at the Valley Waffle Shop. They
were Misses Kate Robertson. Cath
crime Pugsley. Mary Thomas. Cath
crime Reese. and Frances Grimsell.
Charles Pugsley. McMurry R!chev.
Paul Cooke. Harry Turpin. Teddie
Bowie and Harwood Smith.