Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30
Fashion how,
Dinner Dance
Gioen Friday

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week was the fashion show and
dinner dance which was held Fri
day evening at the Casa de Palmas
hotel from 8 until II O'Clock. The
affair was sponsored by Mrs. Zoe
Brashier and Mrs. Ola Maloney OF
the Ladies Supply Co., and Mrs.
Paula Matthews OF the Casa de
Palmas.
The promenade Of the fashion
show was the walk in the patio
which gave the guests an excellent
view from their tables.
The attractive gowns were shown
In groups Of lounging pajamas, sport
wear, winter coats, afternoon
dresses, and formal and informal
evening gowns. The shoes were from
Hyman's Slipper shop: Coilfures BY
the Marinello shop and the hotel
was decorated by the Gilmore Floral
Co.
The attractive models were Misses
Alta Meek, Nellie Hanover, Beatrice
King, Minnie Thorp. Wana Trout
man, Thelma Dohm, Patsy Campbell.
Doris Doughit, Blanche Mathis.
Virginia Talbot, Olivia Rice. Doro-
thy Tate. Catherine Weddle: Mes
Games Blanche Jones, @. M. Alb
ney and Spencer Pullin.
Dinner Parties.
Among the guests having dinner
parties at the fashion show dinner
dance Friday evening were Mr.. AMI
Mrs. v. E. Coat, and MI. and Mrs.
r. z. Horn: Mr.. and Mrs. william
Gurreon had as their guests DR.. and
Mrs. Leonard Larsen and Frank
Biggs: Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Raitch
had in their party, Misses Tennessee
Alcorn, Eva Lee johnson. Lyndall
Yoder, Elizabeth Campbell and
Katherine Peittig. Messrs Sam
Morrison, Or. Reeves. Trueman San.
ders, Carl Timm and Bob Douglass.
DR.. and Mrs. Mckee Cation and DIR.
and Mrs. Joe McKinsey formed an
other party.
BRIDGE PARTY AT
ROIrCH HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Raitch en-
tertained Sunday afternoon with an
informal bridge party at their home
on North Eleventh st.
The guests were Misses Hattie Bess
Baldwin, Elizabeth Campbell. Ten
nessee Acorn, Messrs. Sam Morri-
son, Darnell de Roulac. Louis Ger
maine, Frank Biggs, Bob Douglass,
Jack Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ".
Bechtell and the host and hostess.
Mrs. Chester Posey low and Mrs.
W. J. King the high guest prize. A
delicious refreshment course was
served.
CLUB AND GUESTS
ARE ENTERTAINED
Miss Lottie Goldsmith was hostess
Thursday evening to the West-Way
Bridge club and additional guests.
AT the finish OF the games, Mr..
Sam Cook was awarded high prize.
Mrs. Sam Cook will be the next
club hostess.
Enjoying this affair we're Mes
danes Leo Tiberheim, Chester Posey,
w. E. Crawford. A. G. Taylor. W. II.
Roedecker, Fred Saunder, George
Cheever. Sam Cook, j. G. Ziebell,sJ
w. Eggleston. John Bales. w. s.
Carsen. Ma-gie Anderson, Julia Fill
son, Maude Poizin. Thomas Ander-
son, A. II. Parham and the hostess.
TO ENTERTAIN
BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Niles Esrey and Mrs. Val
Folsom will entertain the Wedncs-
day Bridge-Luncheon club Wednes-
cay at Mrs. Mays tea room.
p. r. A. SPONSORS
BRIDGE PARTY
The members or the Lincoln Par
Soring q benefit bridge party Sat-
uTday afternoon at 2:30 O'CLOCK a.
the country club.
FRAT PLANS
DANCE FRIDAY
The members OF the Kappa Phi
Omega Fraternity are entertaining
Friday. Oct. Q, at the Country club
Jap MaGee's Brunswick recordin,
orchestra of Shreveport, La, will
furnish the music.
The entertainment committee Is
composed Of Messrs George YOU'VE.
Duane Perkins and Burlin Marshal
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Green and Miss
Thelma Hale have returned from
Shreveport. La. where they visited
Mr.. Green's parents.
MI. and Mrs. w. II. Wiley have re-
turned after several years spent in
Maryland to make their home here.
Bonnie Cook spent the week end H.
Houston.
Mrs. Frank Jones spent the past
weekend In San Antonio with her
husband, who Is confined at the
Veferapsx ~entf - Fort Cor, Hons