Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
WEDNESDAY

Wednesday Tournament Bridge
elub, Mrs. Edgar Hicks, hostess at
her home at 3 .. N.
Loyal Twelve club, Mrs. W. Fl.
huffman, hostess at her home az
ESQ D. m.
Just Sew club, Mrs. Ben c. Clark
bill entertain at her home At 3 p. "a.
Evening Bridge club. Mrs. Fannie
Rutegnat at her home at 1880 p. N.
Annual Christmas dance at the
Country Club, beginning at $3.50 p. m
SUPPER POST DANCE
Entertaining in a home decorated
Tor Christmas. Misses Teddy Starck
and Anne Starck, sisters, invited a
group Of Brownsville's young people
10 their home Monday evening at
I:45 o'clock for a buffet supper pre-
eeding the dance at the Officers
Club in Fort Brown. The dining
table also held a huge centerpiece OF
poinsettias and green and red tapers
about the table carried out the color
scheme.
The guests present were Misses
Helen and Elizabeth Cowgirl of san
Benito, Margaret West. Salome Nc
Allen, Gay and Elizabeth More, Billie
George, Rosalis kibbe, Aletha Hocka-
day, Elizabeth Creager, Hazel Cowan,
Cora Thayer. Laura Mae Booth Of San
Benito, Exa Belle Sublett and her
guest. Miss Sublett. also Of San Be-
nito, Laura Lee Tansill, Florence
Burns, and Howard Gentry, John
Macintosh, Billie Cox, Of San Be
nito., Buster Collins. also OF San Be-
nito, Emmett and George Goodrich,
Bill Seaman. Charles S~eidenglanz,
Marvin Nelson. Fred and Grover
Wagner, James Russell, Thurman
Kinder, Oscar Champion, Charles
Smith, Tilton Garrison. Joe BAHAMA,
Harl and Carol Thomas, A.. NJ.
krebbs, Lieut.. Clyde Massey OF Fort
Brown. and Lieut.. Basil G.. Thayer Of
the Tenth Vavalry at Fort Huchuca,
Ariz.. who is here on leave.
After the supper the group went
10 the club where the post officers
and their wives and a great number
of Brownsville guests danced for the
rest of the evening to the music of
the Rainbow Ramblers post orchestra.
About $50 people were present and
made the dance one of the most en-
loyable ever held at the post.
GUESTS AT SAN BENITO
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Cowgirl
of San Benito entertained a group OF
Brownsville young people among
their guests at a dinner party in their
home Sunday evening. Those going
from here were Misses Margaret
West, Gay and Elizabeth More. Anne
Starck, Salome McAllen, and William
Seaman. Charles Bell, Howard Gen
try, James Russell, Emmett Good
rich, Fred Wagner. John Whitelock,
Jack MeNair. Gilbert Philen. Dane
ing and bridge were the entertain
ments after the dinner.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Announcements have been issued
by Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Garibay Of
Brownsville giving Wednesday at
1880 o'clock as the date for the mar
riage Of their daughter. Aurora. TO
William Runyon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Runyon, also Of Brownsville.
The ceremony will be held in the
Immaculate Conception church.
DAKOTA PICNIC
The people OF North and South Da-
kota in Brownsville have been in
vited to attend the Valley picnic Of
former residents of those states
which is TO be held at the home Of
j. +. Underwood near Rio Hondo,
January ?. Instructions have been
given for the visitors TO 90 to Rio
Hondo and through TO the Arroyo
road where markers will be placed to
guide all Corners.
A committee under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Carrie Shaffer, Mrs.
J.. r. Steer, and G.. r.. Sullivan, all Of
San Benito will arrange 10 serve
coffee free TO all who attend. Each
family u asked 70 bring baskets Of
food which will be served at 1880
o'clock on the picnic grounds.
A program will be given in the af-
ternoon for the entertainment Of the
crowd. Arthur Carpenter Of Rio
Hondo is general supervisor OF ar
rangements and Mrs. s.. r. Barr OF
Los Fresnos will help with the pro-
gram preparations.
Mrs. II. G. Jesup Of San Benito is
president OF the organization, $. F..