Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-22

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ed by Mrs. Y. j. Camiade at her home oil
st. Charles street Yesterday afternoon
The reception parlors were attractivcl,
dccroaicd in red and white roses while III,
tally cards and the luncheon service ear
RED out the same idea. The prize, a pail
of silk hose, was awarded to Miss Mari,
Browne. The guests were: Mesdame,
u. {. Wagner. II. -. Order. q. X. Mason
ID. l.. Spcro, j. l.. Rentfro. +. ". Kihbe
j. Nj. Nixon, j. II. Canales. Ralph Schmel.
ing, Wayne Wood. Ill. b.. Moler, Il. o
Works. Branch. O.. l.. Hicks; Misses Marie
Fernandez. Marie Samano. Magdalena
Fernandez, Petra Champion, Marie
Browne and Herlinda Canale>.
The ninth birthday of little Miss Gay
More WAS n very enjoyable occasion for
abont sixty of her little friends who gath
cred on the spacious lawn surrounding the
More residence, on Third and st. Charles
streets, yesterday afternoon. A few old
CT folk. invited because. having more ex-
pcsiencc. they knew just what to DO to
have a nice time at parties, directed the
play of the little folk and assisted Mrs.
More in seeing that the little guests were
keep. en.ertaired.
wv" very exciting races were run. one
Tor tit girls and one for the BOYS. In
the boys race Louis Cowen succeeded in
returning the most peanuts to the starting
point AMI was awarded a red tops kind
tn make any boy proud. In their race the
little girls proved themselves to be the very
best of >port>mcn. Because Of injuries re-
~sived IN : recent automobile accident lit
tic Miss Anna Nav Walton was unable TO
participate in the race. Zach of the little
girls however. gave tehir injured PLAYMATE
enough % their peanuts to ensure her win
ming the prize, a pretty white hair ribbon.
Following the game a wonderfully con-
structed birthday cake, surrounded By
nine candles. was brought forth and sery-
cd. Supplementing this delicious confec-
ton large dishes of ice cream were served,
while as a parting gift each guest received
a box of candy.
Mrs. More was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Mary More, Mrs. Williams. Mrs.
A. G. Putegnat. Mrs. +. W. Truwit, Mrs.
Rafael Cowen. Miss Ernestine Faulk. Miss
Fanny Mullen and Miss Virginia Mullen.
O.
Miss Eva McManus, formerly of
Brownsville and now of San Antonio i in
Brownsville. visiting Mrs. j.. ". Davis.
Miss Gladys Little of Temple. who has
heen visiting Mrs. W. X. Mendenhall, left
for her home Yesterday afternoon.
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Miss Marguerite Young of San Benito i
in Brownsville, the house guest of Mss
Ruby Dickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Fitch left Sunday af-
%ternoon for Sharon. Pa. where they will
spend two weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. :. Gimhle has returned from n
several weeks tsip to the north and east.
She was joined at Robstown by Mr.. Gin
bic.
Mr.. Arnold VI, Kent and daughter leave
this afternoon for I visit 10 Des Moines.
iowa. Mrs. Kent VIII remain in Iowa dur
ing the time her husband. County Attor-
ncy A. NJ. Kent. i attending the officers
reserve school nj Leon Springs.
Mr.. l.. III. IIaliam and daughters. Misses
Margaret and Virginia. returned ut noon
today from III Campo. where Mrs. HaIIam
has been taking a special course in kinder
garicn instruction.