Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-30

Gan Dcnlto, all motOfed down yesterday
afternoon for the express purpose of at
tending the meeting of the Federated
Church Societies.
Miss Betty Mcllhcnny was one of party
of ten officers and girls who attended the
post dance at Fort Brown, Brownsville, on
Saturday evening last. The party, who
were chaperoned by Mrs. NJ. l.. Kriedler, of
McAllen, also spent Sunday in hat city,
~vi>itir. Tic international bridge and other
points of interest, and attending the foot
ball game between the Goth United States
infantry and the Second Iowa infantry in
the afternoon, returning home on the motor
hat ev,-rI.-The Valley Review.
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Monday Afternoon at the Parish house.
he Woman's Guild of the Episcopal church
met and the following officer, were elected
for the ensuing year: Mrs. X. b. Creager,
president; Mrs. Norman Kendall, vice pres
ldent; Mrs. Il. G. Pierce, secretary; Miss
Addie Goodrich, treasurer. TIL guild will
meet hereafter at four p. IN. every first
and third Monday. Several new commit
tees were appointed, among others being "A
phoning committee to phone a certain num-
Der of members every evening, and n Wis
ltation committee. Eleven members were
present.
The dance given ut llinkley's last even
by the young men of Troop b of the Nir-
sinia cavalry, honoring young ladies of
the city, was among the enjoyable events
OF the week. The hall, attractively deco
rated for the occasion, presented a pretty
scene. In the reception rooms where the
guests were greeted, long streamers of
purple and white hung from the center
.eiling light to the respective corners of
the room, while in one corner was a large
table covered in white, upon which sat
4 vase Of beautiful white roses.
The interior of the dance hall was
handsomely bedecked with palm leaves
md ferns. lanterns furnished "A soft hight
from overhead which, shining down
through masses Of moss upon the hand
-ome gowns of the maidens, furnished a
scene that will long be remembered by all
present.
Along the front of the stage were placed
pots containing ferns and other plants
with electric lights, colored, showing here
and there.
Music was furnished by the Second
Iowa orchestra. The program called for
| sixteen dances and four extras.
During intermission sandwiches and
coffee were served. Champagne punch
was served throughout the evening. A
feature of the evening was a drum solo by
ID. h.. Anderson of the Iowa orchestra.
The chaperones for the evening included
| Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders Gregg. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. +. Holland. Mr.. and Mrs. J. III.
klieber. Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. McDavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ). West. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Hicks and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Kin
Ter. The young ladies present were: Miss
Nell Lockett of Mercedes. Misses Ethel
Neale, Bessie Bennett, EVELYN Bennett,
Nettie Hicks. Katherine klcibcr, Sara
oung. Lucille Murphy, of Laredo, Petra
Champion, Stella Mae Bat~ell, Bunkie
Craig, Ruth Craig. Ethel Clint. judith
Finch, Pennypacker, Magdelena Fernan-
DEE, Odell Kelly of Austin, Gladys Cornell
| Of Sherman, Louise and Mary Grant Of
Gonzales, Rose Thornham; Mes>rs, Viii
son Meek, James Patton, Maxwell Wad-
| dey, Joseph Hurt, W. Catcsby Jones.
| Hutchinson. Stanley Watkins. G. Jones,
| Temple WaddelI. Fergus McRea. Norman
Cavanaugh, Clark Calhoun, Benjamin La
Prade, II. X. Miller. Jr.. Mischa Crump
Joseph Davis, Clare Evans. A. L.. Lor-
raine. Fenton Jacobs, John ~Pennypacker
j. NJ. Harvic. Moncure. James Bourne. j.
NJ. Currin. Wexford Ellyson, Harris Find
lav. Bernard Grant. Stuart Grant, &. %
Farrell. Graves, Louis Heindl, Benjamin
Hubbard, William Knowles, W. :. King
II. b. Lee, John Logan, eileen McLaugh-
lin. Bernard Meredith, I. A.. Miller
Charles Morris, Thomas Newell. Davic
PAYNE. John Cary, Thos. Phillips, Donald
REGISTER, Charles Robertson, w. :. Sci.
bert, Graves TAYLOR. W.. G. Whitner, Kirk
Broaddus. Corydon Sutton, Herbert SUIT.
ton, Roderick Maybee. John Cronly. Rob
ertson Capers, William Lafew, Roberf
Blankenship, Easley Eggleston, Richard
Easley, Eugene Dennis. III. b. Porterfield
II. r. Harris, j. p. Santone, and X. b
Easley.