Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-14
TUESDAY CAIENDAR

Mardi Bridge club. Mrs. c. H.
Williams hostess at her home on the
corner Of Leves and Sixth street.
Hi 10 Bridge club. Mrs. Leonard
Coke to entertain at her home To-
Gated at the corner OF Huisachc and
jefferson streets.
Treble Clef club will meet with
the president, Mrs. II. L. Fitch at
her home at 1850 ?. m.
yUNIoR-sENIOR BANQUET
Celebrating the graduation Of the
largest class in history from the
senior high school in Brownsville. the
junior class co-operated in giving
them . banquet Saturday evening
which IL said TO be tine first such
elaborate affair given by the juniors
here.
Invitations in the form Of railroad
spasses were sent 10 the seniors, read
ing: Pass. good for one continuous
passsge on the junior-senior special.
I'd, 1925 at the high school station.
Brownsville, Texas. Present at Fl
Jardin Hotel at 8 p. M May Il, 1928.
valid when signed BY Bsrnice Many,
president.
A novel time schedule for the
"Sheepskin Lines was printed on the
back of the invitation pass which
gave the dates when the Special" ar
rived as freshmeut on TO the time
they left as seniors. A limited time
schedule listed below with no stop
overs was listed to STRIVE at sheep
skin terminal May 10, 1928, the end
Of the school term. A table decor
alton of q train completed the initial
idea.
Five skits of varied vaudeville ma
ture we're given during the courses
Of the banquet by members Of the
sophomore class. An amount of
extra work and preparation made this
complimentary entertainment n Of
the high lights Of the evening. Love
and Nervousness" was q dialogue
comedy put on by Roy Rutledge and
Harry Bennett. "Two College Boys
was an original take-off on Red"
Irvine and Harbert Davenport.
Cherille D~eBardeleben. Jack Fer
guson, and Malcolm Miller presented
Thieves in the Night" AT the BALI
by Marjorie Grove and J. T. Bishop
and Observation-Disclosures" by
Eugene Ray and Dale Harrison we're
the other two numbers.
A four course meal was served
beginning with fruit cocktail. later
special" and ending with coffee.
The first plans were to have the
banquet served in the patio of FL
Jardin hotel but when the sky be-
came overcast the tables were moved
into the lobby. Places for 1876 stu
dents and faculty members were
served.
Three toasts we're given during the
courses of the evening, the first
one from Bernice Marry, president
of the junior class to the seniors.
Margaret Anderson. senior president,
answered in behalf of her class.
Nestor Seaman gave an impressive
toast to Brownsville nigh school.
Annie Lee Berryhill remembered the
sophomores with q final toast.
Gold and white, tho senior class
colors, and silver and rose, those of
the Juniors. were used throughout
the table decorations and favors.
Silver spray and pink radiance roses
carried out the theme for the junior
riass while pretty arrangement of
calendulas and queens lace af-
7 fcrded mementos OF the seniors
chosen tints.
Individual nut cups we're upturned
mortar board graduating caps. Near
BY were white and yei'ew mints.
The place cards added a festive
air. being pennants OF sticks i'm
plsnted in yellow gumdrops. The
pennant held the name Of the place.
Faculty members there as guests
Of the two classes we've Mr.. and Mrs.
r. j. zoe. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Fertsch,
X. Frank Rubarth. Miss Beatrice
Harrison, Mrs. J.. r. Harris, Jr.. and
Miss Ann Kendrick, sponsors of the
junior class. supervised the arrange
ments for the affair. Mrs. Del Per-
kins and j. II. Startling, sponsors Of
the senior class. were IGNORED guests
along with their class.
Following the banquet, tables were
cleared away ana the Firecracker or
chestra from San Benito furnished
lively music the rest Of the evening
for dancing.
STEAK FRY
A rroup from Brovnsville vent to
Eces Chics Saturday on . steak fry
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. II, r. Noble
of Lockhsrt. They are the parents
OF Mrs. ". A. Velton and are house
guests at the Velton home.
Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Vel
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. ". 2 Tucker, Ches-
ter and Jack Noble, sons If the
Z honor guests, and Miss Bernice Lee.
CIRCLE MEETING
Red radiance roses filled the re-
canton room where Mrs. W. r.
Jones entertained the members Of
\ her Missionary society circle Sat
urday afternoon at her home. Mrs.
Jones had prepared a list Of Bible
questions which were 20 he answered
in formation like ar old-fashioned
spelling match. Out OF about seven
Nv questions only fou- were not an
swered BY those present.
Guests were Mrs. c. N. Hill, chair
man Of Circle No. 3 ard Mrs. G. W.
CoIrin. chairman Of Circle No. ?.
Mrs. Henristta Signor - chairman Of
LII, circle, No. 1, which entertained.
Delicious refreshments Of salad.
sandwiches, and coffee were served
after the Bible lesson was finished.
Misses Hartha Hardin and. Mar
raret Oldham Of Weslaco spent the
weekend here visiting Mrs. A. G.
MeGhee in West Brownsville.
Mrs. Charles MscMsnus of Hous-
ten IA visiting Mrs. y. y. Davis who
z s-n -. the HIGHWAY. She niars to