Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-04
SOCIETY
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Potable Bridge AT
Local Country Club

I Elaborate decorations were at the
Brownsville Country Club Saturday
for one of the largest bridge parties
that has been given here this season,
with Mrs. Lula George entertaining
Fires Ia the fireplaces about the
card rooms took away the chill
went with the Christmas colors OF
the decorations 50 appropriate this
time Of the year. Floral decorations
were red and pink radiance roses
combined with maiden hair ferns IN
brass bowls. Brass candelabras hold
ing red tapers were placed about
Tallies carried out the color
scheme Of red and pink and the cups
with red minis and other CONNECTIONS
were Of the same idea. The pencils
az each table were made 10 represent
red radiance roses, the stem being
the pencil with the elaborate artl-
fetal rose on the end. Each table
Rroun cut for these. Brass vases fiil-
ed with the roses decorated eacn
table. /.
Refreshments or chicken salad and
other dainties including crystalized
fruits we're served.
Guests were Mesdames w. ] Aid
ridge. +. w. Kibbe, A. X. BLACK,
blanche Loew, Louis Brulay b.. L.
i Cain. NJ. A. Brutsche, r. o. Mac
4 Intoch. Maurice Brulay, O.. X. Mason,
7 George McGoniglc. Augustin Celaya,
ST.. J. A. Muekleroy. l.. 5. Order
George Murphy. Robin Pate, w. Z.
Craig. Sr.. w. &. Craig. Jr., Jas. L.
Rentfro. j. w. Davis. W. Il. Sellers,
Jesse bennett, v. w. Taylor, M.
Edslstein, II. L. Thomas, Albert Fer
nandez. b. NJ. Freudenstein, G. G.
Wagner, q. l.. Fitch. Wayne Wood,
Jas. l.. Fox, Holland Wood. ID. =.
Cav. Jr.. w. s. West. Frank c. Cay,
w. r. Heaner. c. S. Morton. Bert
Huxley. Jr.. J.. j. Young. X. r. Hol-
land. Travis Jennings, a. @. ingram.
w. r. Jones. NJ. 7. Kaplan, W.. >.
Fricke, r. p. Creager, Edward Nc
Chesney. Wallace Harwood. Sr., Wal
lace Harwood, Jr., G. G. Kirk. X. =
Morris. L. X. Morris, Lloyd Parker,
John Rutledge, James SHELTON. Car
los Watson. W. W.. Deem, A. RODGERS
Nelly. q. ". Lawrence. fritz
schmidt. Florence Bell. w. r. Tucker.
y. ]. Tucker. Hurt Batsell. Joe Vivier,
Ir.. n. II. Wells. J. NJ. Stein. r. b.
Schwarz. J.. G.. Harris. Dorothy
Pritchard. A. u. Dickinson. II. G. H.
weinert. j. l.. Workman. A. A. Har-
grove. =. w. Lewis Of Dallas. Misses
Amelia Young, Annie Tucker. Mar
rarcs Upton. Margaret West and
Edith Conkliu.
PIT. A. BUSINESS MEET
. The PIT. A. Of the high and
sunior high schools met Thursday
Afternoon at the senior high school
with a good Attendance.
The ogrAm included a talk by
L. N. Fertsch, principal OF the hign
school. giving his aims for the year
and the pleasure he had gained an
such q hrief acquaintance with MS
high school pupils.
Mrs. Wiley Truss spoke Of her re-
cent trim TO Houston where she at
tended the state teachers meeting.
Mrs. Truss with the superintendent
az the Valley. is planning a chorus
composed Of voices from the differ
ent Valley high schools, mot in a
competitive way" the she expressed
IL. "but in musical harmony"
w. l.. Dodson, principal OF the
junior high school. expressed appre-
citation of the wonderful team work
IN this school. lie mentioned some
Of the needs Of the school and asked
the cooperation OF the parents IN
helping TO supply these needs.
+. j.. Voc. working with the com
mittee appointed 70 select the fur
nishings of the cafeteria OF the new
high school. reported h a the fur
nishings. all first class and nodern,
had been ordered sufficient to nc