Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-09
CrdmerHome
Is Scene Of
X Club Party

EDINBURG. Sept. 9.-R-The
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Graz
mer was the scene OF a delightful
evening party Thursday OF last
week when they entertained
members and guests Of the Aztec
club at their country home "a
Of E~dinburg. The color scheme OF
purple, green and white waJ
chosen and bachelor buttons, to-
gether with the green 81 the fern.
made the room doubly attractive.
Included in the guest list were
McKensie, II. u. Miles, Frank l.
Lerry, A. G. Statham and Misses
Mary Gordon, Mabel Van Cleve,
Alyce Addams. Ruth Reed ana
Mrs. Nelson. Messrs. Bill Adj
dams. Ray McInnis and Ted Tay-
Tor we're also present. A delicious
salad course was served. Mrs.
Statham was high scorer for the
ladies and Mrs. McInnis for the
gentlemen.
The ST. Mary's Altar society OF
the Catholic church met at the
home Of Mrs. @. <. Segrist Thurs
dzR afternoon OF last week. A
covered dish luncheon was II
joyeo, after which a business
session was held. A good number
Of the members were present.
Following the regular session OF
the Eastern Star Thursday eve
ming. Mrs r. 3. Curry. ST., was
complimented with q unique al
minimum ware shower at the local
hall Mrs. Curry. whose home re-
Gently was destroyed by fire. was
the recipient OF many useful
utensils. The affair was a surprise
to the honoree.
Approximately fifty members and
guests OF the primary department
Of the Methodist church were
present at a picnic Thursday OF
last week, the affair being held
In Lions Park at Mission Gather
ing at the church at 1890 a. m,
the children proceeded 10 Mission
where interesting games were par
ticipated in until noon, when a
bountiful picnic lunch was served
the youngsters and their teachers.
Mrs. j. M. Jetton was hostess to
members and friends of the Blue
bonnet bridge club at their regular
meeting Friday. Mrs. Scuttie Dor
sey held high score and Mrs.
John z. Rutledge Gcond
At the regular meeting Of the
Aba Daba Sorority Friday after
noon, Miss Gabrielle Hol.iman
was hostess to the members AZ
her. home in Edinburg. Following
brN!4ge were enjoyed AMI delicious
refreshments were served
The Alathian class OF the Bap-
list church met at the lovely home
OF Mrs. Cantrell Z. Bryan, Sr.
Friday afternoon. Mrs. w. q. Kill
Tough was assistant hostess. After
the devotional service an enjoy
able social hour was neld. Ice
cream, cake and lemonade were
served TO approximately twenty
five members and additional guests.
PERSONALS
Jack Potter was an Edinhurg
visitor Sunday.
MI. AID NJ. j. G. Eppcrson,
who have been away on a weeks
vacation. returned to their home
the earlier part Of the week.
Paul Lione was in NcAllen
Sunday.
Evelyn Tanner and Louise Lock-
hart OF Mission are visiting Louise
Peters here
Attorney Luther Hughes o. Wes-
Taco was in Edinburg on business
Friday.
Mrs. Victor Bobo has had as her
guests the past week Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger b. Butler of Dallas. Mrs
Butler is a sister Of Mrs. Booo.
Miss Grace Belle Doughtie has
returned from a weeks visit with
Mist Margaret Potter In Mission.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Salisbury were
McAllen visitors Sunday afternoon
Is we're Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Ship
iey.(
Rk. o. J. Corwin and wife have
returned from San Antonio, where
they visited last week.
willard Browne and Yves Grit
FIN were In McAllen Sunday.
Thomas Pickene. who was a
teacher IN the Stephen r. Austin
school, here last year. and who has
been in summer school at Fayetts-
vile. Ark. has returned to Edin-
barg.
Miss Tollie Weathersby spen.
several days or last week IN San
Antonio visiting relatives and
friends. She WA accompanied by
Miss Ma.sie Mcneil. her cousin
Mrs. j. M. Frisby has returned
from Chicago. H.. where she was
enrolled at the Chicago Music
college. She plans to continue ner
work here this fall.
W. N. waddell, Miss Nancy will
liams. all of Ft. Worth. left Sun
dav for their homes after spend
Inc several days visiting here with
Mrs. j. j. Closner. Mrs. Z. X.
bowman and daughter. Betty Jo,
also left for their Abilene home
Sunday.