Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-25

ence; Miss Janet Caldwell gave
James Fenimore Cooper who put
the American Indian into literature
through his famous Leather Stock
ing Tales" Mrs. Grady Plyler then
spoke on Pilgrims Progress" by
John Bunyon and Mrs. r. B. Sam
mons concluded the program on
the old custom OF singing at we'd
dings. the most familiar song be-
ing 20 Promise Me-"
Guests OF the club were Mrs. L
z. Leach OF McAllen and Mrs. Z. II
Henry OF Mission.
INFORMAL BRIDGE
PARTIES GIVEN
Mrs. George Agnew was hostess
TO the Wednesday Bridge club with
Mrs. j. A. Gillette as the only out
Of club guest.
Mrs. Fred Starr entertained with
an afternoon Of bridge al her home
Tuesday, with a four-table person.
mel.
The Halloween motif prevailed
in the decorations, table appoint
ments and refreshments. Mrs. (. b.
VaWter was high scorer, Mrs. Paul
Rosette second, with Mrs. Leon
Brown low.
Guests were Mesdames Vawter,
Rosette, Flynt SorrelIe, Leon
Brown. G.. NJ. Abney, j. j. Lissner,
Charles Langston, A. p. Wright.
Harry Starr, McLoud, Albert Nc
Henry, Tracy card. j. Foster, Logan
Duncan. George Madison and H.
X. Straw. the latter two OF North
Sharyland.
TO ATTEND FOOTBALL
GAME AT CAMBRIDGE
Mrs. Martin Price has gone to
Cambridge TO attend the Texas
University Harvard football game.
CLUB AND GUESTS
ARE ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Fred Guerin entertained the
Pioneer bridge club Wednesday, at
her home in East Mission, with a
three-table personnel
MesdameS K. b. Vawter. It. r.
Card, william Drummond, Henry
and Miss Myrtle Hatch were out
of club guests. Miss Hatch was high
scorer.
BENEFIT BRIDGE
SUCCESSFUL
The first OF a series Of benefit
bridge parties for the local Civic
League was given Tuesday evening
at the beautiful w. r. Parrish
home.
Five tables of players participated.
Miss Lavinia Bourgeois and Albert
McHenry we're high score winners.
A delightful evening was spent,
and the Civic League melted the
sum OF So.
HOSTESS TO CLUB
ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. John Waite was hostess 10
the Neighbordhood bridge club
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on North Lomita.
Two tables Of players enjoyed the
games, with Mrs. S. L. Hardin high
scorer for out Of club guests, Mrs
II. II. Rankin for xlembers.
MesdameS S. l.. Hardin. Logan
Duncan, S. NJ. Duffie and Ray
Brooks were out Of club guests.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Georgia Hawkins and daunh-
ter Iva Margaret returned 10 their
home in san Antonio the first 81
the week after a visit here with
Mrs. II. II. Rankin.
w. w. Jones OF Corpus Christi
was here last week.
VIII Kianiard Of Tyler was here
recently.
Nj. and Mrs. +. G. Gill have
returned from their trip TO Dallas
and Fort Worth.
John McGinnis Of Mayville, Mo.
was here Monday.
d. d. Ball and family were here
the first OF the week from their
home in Lacrosse. Wisconsin.
Mrs. j. w. Wicks is spending a
short time with her son. George
Clisby Wicks in San Antonio.
ENoONiS Jclllcgo OA was
In Mission Tuesday.
Miss Verne McKaskill was here
from Marysville. Kansas, recently
Mesdames Edward Oppenheimer
G. d. Eppright and Percy Herman
the latter from McAllen. were In
Edinburg Monday where they as
sisted in the organization OF the
Hidalgo county council of the
Parent Teacher Association.
Miss Althea Earnest OF Altus
Okla, Is enjoying a visit at the d.
d. Holmes home.
Nj. and Mrs. George Agnew have
received news OF the pending ar
rival in San Francisco the coming
week OF their son-in-law and
daughter. 1t. an6 Mrs. Richard
Briggs Evans. who are on .the way
home from the Philippine Islands,
where 1t. Evans has been stationed
the past two wears. They viii 90 70
Fort Ethan Allen.