Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-01
FAR-INGEN
JUNIOR HIGH r.

The Junior High school entertain
ed on Friday night with a Halloween
carnival at the high school with
Edna Mae Kimmell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Kimmell, the elected
queen Of the festivities, duly crown
ed and presiding.
A Mexican supper was served at
ESQ o'clock in the long hall, and the
proceeds from this will be used for
the benefit Of the football team.
Fun and frolic featured the evening
pleasures. There were booths OF
mysterious contents, for candy, for
all sorts Of novelties. A good pro-
gram was given In the auditorium.
THREE TABLES OF BRIDGE
A delightful occasion was the
threc-table bridge party given on
Wednesday night at the pleasant
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eu-
bank. Halloween was featured in
the pretty color scheme Of orange
and black with orange cosmos in
baskets and bowls and symbols Of
Halloween in the living rooms.
High score for the women was
awarded to Miss Ruby Buchanan. and
she was presented a boudoir pillow.
The mems high score was Won by
Joe Chaudoin with n handsome water
jar as his reward.
The refreshments were stuffed to-
matoes. tuna fish sandwiches and
otehr items. They were served TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanson. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe C~haudoin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn S~ehuephach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson Anrlin, Misses Ruby Buchan
and Vera Ewing and Edgar Welsh.
GIVE LAWN PARTY
DR.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Green enter
tanned with a lawn party Friday
night on the lawn at the ID. w. Day
home on East Polk avenue This
was a Halloween masquerade, and
lanterns and other symbols were
much in evidence and together with
the electric lights, made a pretty
setting for the costumes.
Games and contests were the d.
versions. Mrs. r. T.. Chastain was a
realistic fortune teller. Candied ap-
pies, with whipped cream and nuts,
sandwiches, olives and coffee were
sreved at the close Of the evening.
HOSTESS TO CLASS
Mrs. J.. A. A~lderdice was hostess
1T her home south Of town Friday
night for the Sunday school class
Of Mrs. G. L. Hardaman Of the
Methodist church. The members OF
the class and their friends numbered
80. Halloween decorations were
used in the shape Of lanterns and
streamers.
There vas a parade Of the masked
guests and afterward prizes were
given for the prettiest costumes.
There were several special guests,
Dr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Green, Mrs. b. NJ.
Holland, Dir. and Mrs. Mills Carter.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Delphian club will meet We'd
nesday morning at $3.50 o'clock at
the new Women's building.
STUDY CLUB PROGRAM
The Study club will meet on this
Thursday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. J. NJ. Green will be hostess az
her home with Mrs. III. Nj. Barton
and Mrs. Guy Snavely as co-hostess-
Is. The subject viii be ~Litera-
ture." taken from Americas Con-
temporary Writers" Mrs. j. t.
Foster will be the leader or the les
SON which will follow the given out
line:
Poetry by Edward Arlington Rob-
inson. -Tristramr and Ben John
son Entertains 4 Man from STRAIT
ford a talk by the leader; prose,
~Short Stories by Octovus Roy Co
hen and Bes Ames Williams" BY
Mrs. Morris Chaudoin and the novel
by Edna Ferber. so Big" Mrs.
Jack Cary: and music BIZ Reynolds
and Jack Hollingsworth.
CLUB GIVES RECITAL
The Friends Of Music gave a very
interesting recital Saturday after
noon M the home Of the director
Mrs. w. III. Wcrdcn, on ". Monroe
nj This was the second meet
ing Of this new organization, and a
program was presented BY the fol-