Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-13
SOCIAL NOTES

The club house Of the brownsville
Country Club presented a glorious scene
this afternoon IN preparation for Tire
Oriental Bridge Party, with Mrs. A. r..
Walker the hostess. The club rooms were
q vision of color, the deliciously fresh
colors Of great, beautiful roses in riotous
numbers, %geranimms OF the various hues.
nasturtiums in bowls and effective in
decorations throughout the club rooms,
and snowy Easter lilies.
Mrs Walker arranged for twenty tables
Tor her guests, placed in convenient
fashions through the halls and ball rooms.
In the hallway stood the punch table, pre-
sided over by Miss Kathleen Craig.
The score cards carried out in general
idea the decorations. Peacock colors pre-
dominated, with score card cords to match.
A one course luncheon was served. PLAY
began at $3.50.
Miss Geneva Hodges, who has been
teaching the Barathea class OF the Baptist
Sunday school during the winter just
passed, and who leaves soon for her home
nj Waco, last evening entertained the class
and other friends in the Sunday school
rooms Of the Baptist church. The evening
was featured by a musical and entertain
ment program.
Solos were rendered by Thomas =.
Jones, a duet BY Miss Lille Harvey and
Mr.. Jones, and readings by Misses Georgia
and Odessie Dancy and Lottie Harvey.
An enjoyable feature Of the evening
were the pantomimes given by Misses
Georgia and Odessie Dancy.
Refreshments consisting Of an ice
course. angel food and punch were served
during the evening.
Those present were Misses Ella Webb,
Ruth Vertrees. Bessie We rtrees, Lille
Harvey, Georgia Dancy, Odessie Dancy,
Lottie Harvey, Resale Roy; M@essrs.
Thomas s. Jones, Joe p. Socia, Amick,
Vernon Whitaker. Chester Sanns, Chester
Southwick. julius Goldstein, Nixon. Proc
tor, STANDBY, Dan Leftwich, f. J. Tucker,
III. +. Tucker, Robt. III. Bennett: Mrs. and
Mrs. Oscar C.. Dancy, Mrs. and Mrs. j. F..
Wood, Mrs. W. T. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs.
McMahan.
The Friday Bridge Club was entertained
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ralph
Schmeling. The club prize was won by
Mrs. W. +. McDavitt and the guest prize
went to Mrs. Roger b. Harrison.
A pretty aftermath to the wedding yes
terday afternoon Of Miss Isabelle Archer
Pierce and Lieutenant Floyd Randall
Waltz of the Fourth Infantry was the
gathering that greeted the young people
before their departure on the afternoon
train for Corpus Christi. Mrs. Waltz. who
has been for several years a popular
teacher IN the Brownsville schools. was
greeted upon her arrival at the station by
her fellow teachers and the pupils in her
classes in the grammar schools.
One of the most unusual speeches ever
made n bride. perhaps, was contributed by
an urchin Just before the train departed.
The little chap edged close 10 the side Of
the bride and remarked Miss Pierce.
when You come back We will have to call
YOU Mrs. Waltz. won't weP'
Mr.. and Mrs. Waltz will return "a
Brownsville Sunday night and Will he at
nome for the present NJ the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. {. Pierre on Levee street.
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The Elks and officers Of Fort Brown
joined in giving a most pleasant informal
dance NJ the Elks Club last night. music
being furnished by the Fourth Infantry
orchestra. Refreshments were served
during the evening. and the evening passed
most delightfully."- for the participants.
There were twenty five couples present.
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