Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
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Altar society at her beautiful nome
on Thursday afternoon for Their
monthly social meeting. Games OF
i've hundred were the diversion for
the afternoon. At the close Of the
meeting a salad course was served.
r. u. N. CLUB
AT BOCA CHTCA
Members OF the II. u. ". club
spent one day recently mt Boca
Chica, enjoying sports. The party
ieft Edinburg early In the morning,
reaching BOca Chica In time for a
sunrise swim. Leaving the beach
about 5 p. m, they stopped IN
BROWNSVILLE for refreshments. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. X. watkins chaperoned
the group.
Those in the party were Misses
Ethel McManus, Leona Watkins,
May Belle Watson, Mary Wrinkle
and Leta Moulthow and Messrs.
Ernest Glenn, Leam0n Mcmillan.
John Barnum, Bob. Green, Hal Bev-
erly, Harold Pendletcn. Stephen
Heacock, Roy Hendrexe, Arnold
Corkins and Charles Mcbride.
AZTEC CLUB
AT MACKENZIE'S
On Wednesday evening the Az
Dec club met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Mackenzie. Sum-
me flowers were used as decora-
ton and the hostess served q salad
course at the close OF the games.
Mrs. Oliver Aldrich and A. C..
6tatham made the high scores.
BLACK AND WHITE MAKES
ATTRACTIVE DECORATIONS
The black and white OF silh0u-
cites made a smart note In the acces-
SORES at the meeting or the j. O.
Y. club when Mrs. A. Il. Morgan vas
hostess at her home on Wednesday
1nfterno0n. The afternoon vas spent
bridge.
Guests were Mesdames w. II.
-Maythew, H. O. Ferguson, Marvin
Kruger. Geo. r. Jones, A. q. Nc
Henry. Lawrence Tiller, s. w. Pa
trick and John Eazan- Mrs. Jones
held high score and Mrs. Tlller cut
low.
PRETTY PARTY GIVEN
BY MRS. BROWN
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Z. A.
Brown was hostess at a pretty party
entertaining with bridge. AS floral
decorations the typical summer
flower zennias, and ferns were used
Blue and gold appeared IN the SER
vice OF the refreshments, and in
the accessories OF the games. Mrs.
w. W.. Collier cut high, and Mrs.
Alfred Baker made low. for the az
ternoon.
The guest list included Mesdames
Collier. John c. Jones, c.. G. Sarrick
Howard F.. Tvell, A b Baker. r. S.
Hearne. G. z. Bryan ST. L. T. Ter
~. A. G. Statham, II. u. Miles. Ho-
ward HoffmaSter, John Mckinney,
II. III. Wood. John Rutledge. y. III.
Horks Douglas, III. M. Doughty. Sr.,
Watt Tinker. Douglas Mac Kenzie,
Ida Conley. ChaS. Chase, "A. r. Pot
ter. g. T. Haven, M. r.. Turner. w.
r. Montgomery and Calens Kioss-
ner and Miss Eleanor Collier.
LEGIONNAIRES TO BE
HOSTS AT DANCE
Members OF the Edinburg Amer
lean Legion post viii entertain won-
en- OF the auxiliary with a dance
on the Klossner roof here at 8
o'clock Tuesday.
Refreshments win be served BY
the Legion Post and music is 70 be
given by members Of the Edinburg
Red Shirt orchestra. The dance Is
being given in honor OF the Leg
iOnnaireS, reciprocating entertain
ment given recently. Membership IS
not n prerequisite 10 an invitation
TO the dance. as oil women whose
sons and husbands are Legionnaires
are urged to come.
PERSONALS
Don Borah OF Edinburg has re-
turned from the Panhandle. where
ne superintendent the harvesting OF
q wheat crop owned by his father.
Mrs. A. X. Baker and daughter
Emma Gene, have returned from
an extensive tour OF the east and
middle vest.
II. g. Baker has returned from a
short trip TO San Antonio.
Mrs. w. w. Collier left Tuesday
for San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. =. BRYAN are on
q vacation visit 70 their ranch IN
AtascoSa county.
Mrs. z. T. Jennings Is IN Grove
tc24 rs the guest OF friends and
relatives.
Bin Sayie has returned from San
Antonio where he attended the an
nual summer @. M. I. G. camp.
Wearer,c Choice