Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-29

By far the social event extraordinarl
n Matamoro~ IN many years was the grand
ball given ut the Tcatro Reforma in that
city last evening in honor of the visit t.
Matamoros of Don Nenustiano Carranza.
head Of the Mexican government. The oc-
ca~ion was entirely democratic. the two
hundred or - Of guests who attended be-
ING afforded an opportunity to meet the
distinguished visitor. General Carranza
arrived nj the ball room at 10 30 o'clock,
entering the theater n the official band of
the frontier division Of hi~ army played
the Mexican national air. While the dane
ing began before the arrival Of the guest
Of honor, the grand march was suspended
in order To permit of the introductions,
which were made by lie. Ernesto Monte
mayor If Matamoros.
The first chief spent an hour in the
ball room, retiring early because of 4
strenuous day which began early Sunday
with numerous festivities at the various
towns between Camargo and Matamoros.
Dancing continued until 4 o'clock this
morning. 4 dinner being served III the thea
ter III , o'clock. The program included
Ttwenty-four numbers, all the formal dances
IN the republic below the Rio Grande. They
were ~cuadrillaS, w~altzes, two steps, the
schotti~ch, lanciers and mazurkas.
The floor committee included DR.. A. Pu-
marejo, +. 5. Schreck. -. II. Agraz. Con-
RADIO Gutierrez, Jose Tiierina and Eduardo
Ganbay. The reception committee was
llc. Erne~to Montemayor. Gonzalo Carl
bay. Co-me Tiicrina. Ricardo Barron.
Etraim Ramirez, Roberto Montcmnyor.
Lconidas Guerra, Arturo Gonzalez, Tirso
Guerra, Jose Torres. Francisco Arguelles.
Juan Iloyt. Francisco Bourchard and
Mauro Tribe Jr.
Among the Brownsville people present
were Or. and Mrs. u. II. Byar4. Mr.. and
Mr.. Martin Be~teiro. Mr.. and Mrs. James
~. Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Ce-
laya, MIR. and Mrs. W. h. Clint. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Il. Creagcr. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Cara. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Graham. Mr.. and
Mr.. John Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs II. r..
Guerra and Miss Guerra. Mr.. III. b. :.
Randall, Miss Virginia Harrison. Mrs. H..
G.. Harrison, Mrs. G. ). Clancy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis CLANCY. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Jones, DIR. Harry n. Loew. Mrs. Blanche
X. Loew. Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Cain. Mr.. and
Mr.. w. T.. McDavitt. Mr.. and Mrs. q. H..
More. Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Rowe, Mr.. o. X.
Mason, Mr.. Carl Moreau. Mr.. Harold
Cowcn. Mr.. Platon Nicholson. Mr.. John
llovt. Mr.. X. NJ. Coy. Mr.. Albert Fernan-
dez. Miss Maria Fernandez. Mr.. Henry
Celaya. Mr. Augustine Celaya, Mr.. Fran
cisco %longoria, DR.. and Mr.. y. &. Sizelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker. Mr.. and Mr..
William :. West. Mr.. and Mrs. A. WAYNE
Wood. Mr.. and Mr.. j.. J Young. Miss Sara
Young. Miss Amelia Young. Miss Lucille
Champion. Miss PETRA Champion. DR.. A.
Barlau. Mis- Marie Browne. Miss Mamie
Browne. Mis- Ruth Craig. Miss Mildred
Rettig. Nr. J. \. Brooks. Mr. Martin E,pi-
no~a, M. &. Craig Jr.. Miss Fannie Lam
drum, Mrs. James 7. Cole. Miss Ethel
Neale, Mr.. Emile Wise. Mr.. j. l.. Landrum.
Mr.. John Jones.
One OF the most attractive of the many
Thanksgiving season entertainments was
the card party Saturday III Mrs. u. II
>pcro honoring Mrs. Martin Be~tciro. who
ha~ recently returned from "A year spent
m Colorado. In honor of the occasion