Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-06
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Large Valley Group
At Ell Jardin Fete

To light the yard she placed =
~c,nster Of colored bulbs on top OF
a slender Maypole-the lights
ed a double purpose, ho"eIer, -,
guests coming along the nssn
could see the beacon more IMAM "
mile away. wtor.able
Japanese lanters. eomiortaVl
chairs and benches, and a large pan,
covered lattice on the froht
were part OF the preparations lot ~
vent On the grassy space d -
hack OF the house was a long tspis
heaped with sandwiches, SALAD iceg
tea. where the hungry "childreh
florked as soon as they arrived
About the time all the ~uests nao
arrived a downpour Of rain put a
stop 10 outside activities 20 'na
the rest Of the evening RAD 70 %
snent inside the house. costumes
az thase there varied from tiny ~
tie girls white orGandy dresses 20
careless sturdy boys linen pay
suits. Several Brownsville members
were there in costumes re~presentihg
characters in the book Of "Moiner
Goose Rhymes" and were
BY Little Boy Blue, Frances HOT
heinz. !.
A group of little girls dressed IN
coIored creme paper dresses were 70
he hidden in f~lowerbeds on the lawn
and 70 awaken at the touch OF the
wand of Spring but this feature nag
10 be omitted on account OF the
rain. The girls we're Alice mage
stead, Lorene and Marcille Strein'
Frances Creager. Betty Jane hawKes
Billy Earline Nuckols, Anna kuth
Langford. and Doris kidder. Paui-
inc Marler was Spring.
Late in the evening lollypoPs'
dressed as dolls in colored crepe
paper dresses, pink and white pop
corn balls on sticks, marshmallows,
and iced fruit punch was served by
the hostess and a group OF assist
ants.
Those present from Brownsville
were Mesdames Fannie P~utegnat, @.
T. Hamilton, VI. L. Murray, Alberta
Kirby. Iona Nolan, Genevieve Whit
lock, W. ". Bollinger, Della sullivan
Ora HIM. F. c. Pierce, J. X. Bull,
Laura Hughston. and Misses Mary
MattingIy, Emily Lannon's, Maude
Akers. Julia O'Brien. Molly Rogers,
Frances Hofheinz. Effie Ingram, and
Barbara Payne.
Guests of Brownsville club menu
bers were Mesdames j.. ;. Sewell,
Adamson, Pearl Nuckols, Joe Butz, h.
H. Kidder. Henry Snow, waiter
Strein, and Miss May Lobdell OF Los
Angeles. Calf.
Out-of-town guests from Harlin-
gen were Misses Myrtle Benedict,
Zelma Otto, Blanche Diehl, Irene
Spengel, Pearl Stowell, Myrtle Aug
ust. George Howell. and Mesdames
F. Z. Benedict, Blanche fulgham,
Minnie Baker. Katherine Aungst, and
L. L. Chatfield.
From Mercedes were Misses Dor
othy Nell Smith, Elite lvey. Lenore
Reisterer, Nina Heare, Mary Annie
Makers, Mildred Ehekell, Lueiia
Rouse, Myrtle Jones, Emma Ries-
terer, Grace MeClelen, Grace Gross
Mary Gaddy, Agnes Denton Beth
Garrett, Will Robinson.
Edinburg guests were Miss Exam
Angel, Mrs. Ruth Bridewell, Miss
Ora Geren, Mrs. George +. DAVIS
Miss Elizabeth Collier.
Mrs. Fulgham Of Harrington IS re-
membered as the state treasurer o.
the business women's club. Mrs. y.
2. Walker of Mercedes. mother Of
Mrs. Lewis, is visiting her daughter
and was present at the party.
ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL
The sixth annual recital to be
given by the pupils of the katharin
Cav school of dancing will be at the
Queen theater Tuesday evening and
will include several who have been
with the school since its existence
as well as a number Of late pupils.
Stage drops and scenery have been
10 correspond with the at
mosphere created by the different
dance numbers while Q the past
several weeks elaborate costumes
have been designed and created.
Dances range from the vaudevlile
amusement and acrobatic type TO the
purely interpretive movements.
The program is divided into ten
parts as follows:
/.
"The Varsity Drag" (artlstic)
France Creager and chorus Of Eliza
beth Morris, Sarita Young, Custer
Yates, Mary Warren. Mary Helen
George. Betty Anderson, Alice War
den, Anna Ruth Langford.
ii.
"The Varsity Drag (a la bowry)
Mary Frances Seago and chorus OF
Alberta Young, Mary Beth Stark.
Markaret Weinert, Elizabeth Canales,
Inez Brulay, Bernice Kowalski, Lorel
Bogus.
"The Doll Dance" (full toe) Betty
anderson.
woodland Nymphs"-Lydia Ytur-
ria, Rose Schmelling. Nena Yturria,
Leonora Yturria.
"Bacchante"-Alcine Morris.
",
Tap Number-Marie Potts Of Har-
vi.
"The Fan"-Sofia Kowalski.
VII.
"The Bridesmaid" (up-to-date)-
Frances Creager.
VIII.
"Moonbeam"-Alice Warden.
TX.
"Paree"-Bernice Kowalski and
.horus (Postscript-Lorel Boggus).
X.
A fantacy. "The Pirates Cave
featuring Aicine Morris as Jean
raFitte. Sofia Kowalski as the cap
Marie Potts as the Spanish
Custer Yates as a one-leg-
ed man, all dancing with the crew
.horus appropriately dressed will be
he closing number with artistic
ieenery.
Pupils from this school are al
vays in demand at fu~actions where
ruly artistic numbers are needed so
/ is not necessary TO tell Browns
lille people of their ability.
A regular Queen film will be
hown the same evening.
CHURCH PICNIC
A large group of local Presbyte-