Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
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DANCING PARTY

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DANCING PARTY
The home Of Miss Marion Dyer
was the scene OF a jolly dancing
party on Friday evening when she
was hostess 10 a number Of her
friends. Large bouquets of yellow
and white hrysanthemums gayly
decorated the rogms which we're
cleared for dancing. Light re-
freshments we're served at the close
Of the evening 70 the following
guests: Misses Nclma Farr, Pauline
Holman, Ida Mae West, Thelma
Williams. Lena Runkle, Laurine Rut-
ledge, Lila Dyer, Virginia Ridpath
and Miss Whitehead Of pharf, Miss
Peters Of Harrington; and Messrs.
Charles Pile. Fred and Ralph Hen
dirk, Glen Magce. HURLEY and Bush
Slaughter, Wayne Holman. X. b.
Curry, Jr, Robert Mcbride. Roy
Green. Fred Young. James McMil-
Ian, Dick Jamisor. Jack Rutlcdge.
Ivan Dyer and Mr.. Peters Of Har-
lingen.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY
The enior department RI the
Methodist Sunday school enjoyed 2
jolly party on Friday evening in the
basement Of the church. The
Thanksgiving motif was carried out
IN all the accessories and in the
evenings entertainment. Refresh
ments consisting NJ hot chocolate
and cookies were served to the
twenty five guests present. The eve
ming was spent in playing games and
I'll types ~ interesting contests. The
last hour ~ the entertainment was
spent in group singing. Everyone re-
ported : very enJoy7.'e time.
TT. A. MEETING
The regular meeting ~ the Par
ent-eachcrs association vas held on
Monday afternoon IN the Little
Thester club room % the Junior /
high school. Mr.. NJ. p. EerdriX, prin-
cipsl OF the high school, made a very
interesting talk aloag the lines Of
the education Of the child. Two en-
t~ertaininE Thanksgiving readings BY
pupils from the sam Houston school
completed the program. Following =
short business session. a social hour
was held IN the cafeteria where the
teachers Joined them. Light re-
freshmcnts were sItcd To tn large
rroup or members who were pres
ent.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Justin Miller was the
small hostess on Tuesday afternoon
10 a large group Of her friends. the
occasion being hcr third birthday.
Several pictures were made Of the
group 10 the delight Of all. Games
we're played on the lawn after
which the children assembled in the
dining r0om where the birthday cake
was cut. The clkc was attractivcly
decorated with a miniature christ
mas tree and three candles. Ice
cream cones wcra served with the
birthday cake. Each child was al
lowed 10 uull a string out cf the
chimney Of n small house and 50
found a favor at the end ot the
string. The children who enjoyed
this party included: Bob Holman.
Topsy Collier. Airline Edwards. Hell |
y Dorcas Walton. Billie Maud Law
'nce. Cam Hill. Jr. Lourie Cana
n. Jr.. Dorothy Bell Tavss. Ger
nc Lyons. PEGGY plummcr. Eliza
louise Hampton. Mary Frances
Martha Louise Epperson, Ethel
let Baker. Jane Doughty. Jane /
.henney. Jane Hcarne. lzora JOY
Rose Marie Tirklor. Annie Ruth
soerne. Mary Mann. Bessie Nurrel
Kirschncr. Helen Boone. Margaret
Brown and George Brown.
RINkIE DINkS
A newly organized club of girls
met with Carolyn Cramer on Satur-
day afternoon. Tho girls have nam
ed the CLUB the 2inkie Drinks. and
spent the afternoon in playing games
and sewing. The girls expect 70 do
some dramatics in the winter
months. Light refreshments were
served 70 the following members:
Jean rpcrson. Catherine Tinker.
Clare Caller, Wanda Davis, Rose
mary Clopton. Virginia Hydcn and
the hostess.
NEEDLECRAFT
a pleasant afternoon VS. spent
b. the members Of the Neetlerratt
club when they met with Mrs. II. L.
Lawrence as hostess on Wednesday. I
Large baskets Of orange blossoms
decorated the rooms. After sewing
md visiting. the members were scry-
ed a delicious dessert course. At
tractive plate favors were presented
10 the ladies'. Mrs. Tutt, Mrs. ~. p.
Rutherford aud the hostess enjoyed
this meeting.
PROGRESSIVE BRIDGE
The Progressive Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. X. II. Mcdonald
on Wednesday afternoon. The rooms
we're made attractive with a profu-
sion Of garden flowers. At the con
clusion Of the games. Mrs. Fred
Terry cut high and vas awarded the
cue prize. while Mrs. Fred Meyers
held the honor score. a delicious
salad course was served 10 the fol-
lowing members: Mcsdames Fred !
Terry, Fred Meyers. ". Thompson.
W. L. Wright, ,. r. Robinson and
Bob Savage.
SENIOR BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. VI. McIlhenny was the charm
ing hostess TO the Senior Bridge club
on Wednesday afternoon. a buffet
lunch was served. Mrs. y. W. hirkpat-
rick pouring tea. Beautiful roses
adorned the tea table and decorated
the room IN which the games were
played. At the conclusion az the
games, the high score prize was pre-
sented 20 Mrs. j. X. Miller. The
members present included Mesdamcs