Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-22
SOCIAL NOTES

The Tuesday Bridge club meets tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. Oyerlon King
Mason as hostess.
The event Of interest Tuesday will IL
the graduating exercises OF the Browns
vile High School at Hlnkley hall. Prof
Potts OF the University OF Texas Law
school will make the presentation speech
for the diplomas. The class If 1916 l.
composed of Misses Ruth Nertrees. LOUIS
P~utegnat, Maud White and Kathleen
Craig; Messrs. Carlos Castenada, VIM. Il
Moler Jr-. Lambert Cain, Burt T.. Hinkle,
Jr. and Gerard Thayer.
The address Of welcome will be made
by William Moler, the elias salutoriar
and the farewell address by Carlos l.. Cas-
tenada, the vale dictoriaa.
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Miss Mamie Il. White returned yester-
day from Denton where she has been At
tending the College OF Industrial Arts tne
past winter. Mis- White returned before
the close Of the college year III order ID
be present at the graduating exercise Ut
the Brownsville High Schoo..
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The first OF the series Of entertainments
to be- gwen the graduating Glass and ttp
faculty Of the Brownsville high school was
the banquet Saturday night al tie country
club al which the Parent Teacher. A--u-
citation was host. The dining room ana
parlors of the club house wa. gaiiy deco
rated Ia yellow and brown. the school
colors for the honor ~ which the class ha-
striven on athletic and literary fields. The
duller color scheme Was enlivened n,
masses Of plants and flower iu old rose
and green. the class coors.
The hosts had provided a seven course
dinner. Every dl-A 81 which was u mss
tcrpiece IN the culinary art. Welcoming
the guests. AIRS. ". Il. Jones, president 81
the Parent Teafchcrs' Association. wha
was L~oastmasicr. made Il pretty speech
which was responded to Wy AIR. Mae
DickeEs. principal of the high school. Mr..
Dickens Dald "a insii tribute 10 iae ris-~ o..
1916 and proposed q toast To- their future.
~ FNha'A+ VI Ani IN NFFFs 1aNsANf.
Cam gave "A Toast la The sweet Glrl
Graduaies." IN response. Ais Kathleen
Craig paid tribute to tine senior Bow
President l.. a. Military of the Browns
vile school board in j hret talk outlined
plans and hope ~ board to place NOR.
advantages ~ the school career III iae lu-
fnrc student III Brownsville high school.
). ). Galloway. county superintendent oi
schools made ~ Interesting tllk rn which
The member ~ the graduating class seer.
gwen some excellent advice. ,ir. C.ir
way, however. refused w advise thr
graduate, asserting thc lar -eN tn u
beyond hia comprehension.
Carlos oa~trHtdH. tal dlrturtau. ,.IJ
touching tribute to thu Parent ft.ah,f-.
association and the hrucui 'hI- oreumla
ilon bad been ~ the -cluuI. lu rur,fl.
sion, Mis- Maud White gave tue farewell
toast. "Till W, Meet Again"
The committees to whu-r efforts th,
success 81 the tair ~ duc ure Mr.. I'll. t
Pierce, Mrs. \. \. ae, and Mr.. MI. n
Jones.
The guests were. Mc-dam-~ Mae III
Dickens. y. r.. Kendall. ". 4. louo- and
r. {. Pierce. Mi~~e~ Ilzzic VI. Barbour.
Fon. Gentry. Dora Wlllineham. 4. *. y.
Craig. Anita kowal~ki. Maud White. Louise
puiegnat. Ruth Ncrtrce-. Kathleen Craie.
Messrs. {. 4. McGary. 6. NJ Pan-on. j. j.
Galloway. Carlos Ca~ienada. William r.
Moler Jr.. Burt T.. Ilukiey Jr.. Gerard
Thaycr and Lambert Cam.
The senior Class play, An American
Citizen" which was postponed from hast
Friday night until Wednesday night on 49,
count OF the illness 81 james ~kclton one
of the leading characters. Will M heidi on
scheduled date. Although Mr.. >kclton.
who j. IN 4 hos tai IL san Antonio. will \,
unable 10 appear. IN able substitute ha-
been found IA the person ~ Irr Walton. Ny
senior Of last wear. III the class rl.v
gwen by the class VT 1918 Mr. Walton
proved IN actor ~ ahiiltv. Rehrar-ll- WV,
being held daily al the nrrumland theatre
announcement was malr to-day of fh.
musical numbers that VIII hr gwen br-
tween the act~, ~rhc-c viii include soma
numbers Of unusual excellence. Ms
Frances I.andruuf viii sing i soprano solo.
"tn Bel Bl. Ncdramo.t from Madame Bnt
terfi,. Mr. Edward Rorkc. tenor. wil -iug
"'rhe old Refrain" 4 Niruue-- popular
song. by Fritz hrci-lcr. amid SOPRANO
Solo. "Cello Oblieato. bs Mi~ f,,i,n Ben
nett. accompanied ON the piau" d, taldail
lnur,n.a u Euffa~