, 1935-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Moore n Al
bert T. Ward Of Brownsville has
been made. The ceremony was
performed on March 2 at the Meth
odist parsonage In this city, with
Rev. G. >. Dunn reading the SER
vice. Attendants we're Miss Bernice
Moore, sister OF the bride and
Claude Fuller. The young couple
will make their home in Browns
vile.
MFR. and Mrs. Z. z. Odgen we're
charming hosts when the members
OF the Dinner Bridge club met In
their home following a delicious
three course dinner az the Stone
wall jackson hotel.
During the games OF the evening
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. w.
b. Huxley and r J. East. Guests
other than club members were
Judge and Mrs. z. /. Buckiin. The
next meeting will be held in the
home Of Mrs. Knox Smith,
Mrs. George Gibson had charge
Of Q meeting on Friday afternoon
when the wcman's Missionary
Union OF the First Baptist church
assembled in observance OF the
Week Of Prayer. The meeting was
opened with America the Beauti-
full"
Mrs. John White had charge OF
the devotional VIII oh was followed
By q paper on lis There q From
tier3" by Mrs. Virgil Compton.
Mrs l.. w. Pratt presented a re-
port on religious statistics. demons
trating her talk with all singing en-
old hymn A reading For the In
dams and the Frontier" by Mrs. o.
q. Roberts was heard. Mrs. Barn
hardt brought the meeting TO a
close by prayer.
Garden flowers IN pastel shades
adorned the home Of Mrs. James G.
Collins when she com&,lmented
members Of her luncheon bridge
club at her home the past week.
Appointments for the affair carried
out the ~ Patrick's motif.
During the games Mrs. Markham
Thompson was winner Of the high
score trophy. Guests other than club
members included Mrs. Fred Wed.
egartner and Mrs. s. c. Clark.
A pleasing hospitality OF Satur-
day afternoon was tire compliment
70 Mrs. O.. p Michei when Mrs.
James D.. Casev entertained In her
home In Palm Grove. A color note
q. green and white was carried out
in every detail. Sprays OF white
sn~apdragonS and clusters Of white
candytuft intermingled with fern
we're placed In green baskets about
the rooms. The labels which were
lovely in white linen covers were
conferred with individual corsageS
Proceeding the games an Ice course
was served which also carried out
the green and white theme.
During the games gift packages
wrapped IN green cellophane and
tied with white satin ribbon were
presented to Mrs O.. 3. Michel, Mrs.
Charles Luddan and Mrs Harry
Carroll.
Those enjoying the courtesy we're
w. y udflhIUCQs ~. Os
Monger. r. z Wagner. r. B. Goods
~, Harry Carroll, VI s. Nicholson.
.. w. Moore, Harry Foehner. @. 3.
Michel. J. l. Bates, A. w. Polxin.
Paul Resell, T. j. Bohner. Pat
OBrien, Gordon Policy. Charles
Ludden, T. w. Edwards John Kir-
by. g. =. Hudson, Fred Thomas. I.
Y jolly. Jr, Paul Hill, NJ. l. Nor
vel. Clark Crops, r.. s. Bone, Jesse
WEIGH, Arthur Moore and o. L.
Eyrd-
The Learners club held q very in
teresting meeting during the past
week IN the home % Mrs j. r
Glenn when Mrs Y. A. Oliver pre-
sented q study IN modern painters
Mira Adolphe Thonae gave o
thorough report on the lives and
work Of George Times and George
De Forest Brush, illustrating her
work With pictures OF the artists.
Mrs Robert Work gave a paper on
John La Forge and Winslow Homer.
Etchings was the topic for report
given by Mrs. Oliver.
During the business session plans
we're made for the guest day meet
ings April IL. MRS. Ben Saunders or
Harlingen will be guest artist Oh
this program and viii exhibit
paintings OF noted Texas artists