Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-16

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Success Ia a degree. that caused much
enthusiastic comment kas scored ~ the
dance given AZ the First Illinois Cavalry
camp last night by members Of the cav
airy organization 10 their Brownsville ac-
@haintanccs and friends. The dance was
- ZEN by the ",iay-at-homc" contingent
of the regiment a. q sort of compensation,
In a social way. for their Forced exclusion
from the outing being enjoyed at Point
Isabel by their regiment. Those who ai-
tended the affair were Elusive ~ their
declaration that II will be recorded among
the decided social Successes 81 the SEA
son. More than 100 persons were present.
fairly ~crowding 10 it- capacity the dance
hall.
Dancing took place in the hall that was
built for the banquet rendered Governor
Dunno Of Illinois. a line of army trucks
operated between the end of the c%arline
and the hall for the benefit 81 the city.
gneSts who used the street cars and. due
TO the muddy condition ii the camp walks.
provisional board walk were laid. The
lance hall and mess hall. ~ which the
guests repaired ~ II O'Clock for 4 delight
full supper, were both beautifully decorated
in national bunting and flags. The call
for supper was given hy q hu-ler. Al
Mexican orchestra of exceptional merit
fnrp.Zh.I Tho s,f..u 80 f. .ty,l .l4sesI .ltY-
ink the supper hour. so intervals between
dance u number Of other entertainment
feature were inter-pcr-cd Il. includiu- 4 re-
cital BY T. VI. Thorn III The experience
Of the cavalrymcn ~ ihc border. v reading
in verse Nv Sergeant Bovlan, y song Solo
by Mr.. Iipplnan and IN offering ny Cha-.
ID. McArthur. Dr. George Marnoueall
thanked the %cayalrymcn IN behalf ~ their
civilian guests for the enjoyable cnicr-
tainment given them.
Among the dancer were MANY Of
Brownsville popular young ladies. The
majority 81 the men were member 81 The
regiment or from other national guard or
CARNATIONS. Many expressions were
heard that were complimentary "a the
memher~ ct the committee III charge at
the affair. The executive committee com
priscd ". A. Patterson. Sergeant Major
Johnson. Eovlau, .lamc~ Curfrwl and
Richard MIc-~c. Arrangement were in
charge of 4 committee composed uf Jack
Scar. Frank I'ohrtc. Mitchell. Harold
Chueie. Sergeant Rhode. Sergeant Mel
Ieney. Bernstein, Corporal Grci-t, William
Thornc. Lon Schultz.
The following Brownsville citizens were
chapcroncs Mr.. and Mr.. \. H.. Allen.
Mr.. and Mr.. III. II. Banker. Mr.. and Mr..
J. G. George and Mr.. and Mrs.. VI :. West.
M and Mr.. Sherwood Bhhop.
Blue birds. harhingrss ~,od luck.
will bs the companion 81 Sir. 4. Ky. Girl
der on her trip a. Waco tomorrow. il thr
wishes of her friends a- suggested w nv
decorations ~ a pretty carl party given
Ger honor yesterday arr fulfilled. Mrs..
Grider viii hc away from Brownsville un-
Ill Christmas. The card party ua- Chat
Of the Friday Bridge tlfl l. va.oh Mr..
j. I. Canalc~ WAS ho-tr.-. licr charming.
" cozy home had been trraed uail y tcr-
table fairy grotto 30 flowers ud .pru.
among which were seen numerous laYet
blu.b4ri-.
The guests were entertained u ,h, re-
ccption hall. living room, and DINING Room
Flowers IN rich rrnil-iou were hnn.cd
about the rooms NM pleasing manner. a
two-cour~e luncheon wa~ followed IA,
games ut which The d,iicate score cards
all blue pencils IVY. ricd oui thc hluc-hiri
thought. Mr.. John O;rcrc reviewed the
club prize aud Mr. Blanche L.ucv thu
guest prize. both prizes heiug particularly
h2ndsomc article. A PAIR rt geld hat
pms with iewclrd cnamelrd llu, birds
was presented ~ Mr~. Grid,r. A ,nu-ola-
ton Prize was received hy Mr.. Ellis Cha
J nc>.
Present were Mr.. Grider. Mr.. Ell,-
CLANCY. Mr.. Blanche Locv. Mrs. John
Greg. Mr.. y. 4. George. Mr.. John kui-
lcd.e. MIR. q. :. Chanc,. Njr~. M. NJ.
M-llaviit. Mr.. Louis Brula,. Mr.. IN. tc-
lava. Mrs. fillmore Griccr. Mr.. IN i- tain.
Mrs. ". :. West. Mr.. A.. A~hhcm. AR. xii.
II. More. Mr.. Harry Molcr. Mr.. n. NJ
Nixon. Airs. y. l. Spero. Mr.. &. M. Col
gin. Mir. \. =. Va ser. Mr.. VI. T.. Gore.
Mr.. }. II. Monroe. Mr.. 2. y. Ford. Mis-
Na~hti Hubby.
NJ. and Mr.. n. w. rrc~~ic,. iarnr,y
OF Mexico City ana he latter duuehtcr