Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24
GAIETIES AT POST
FOL COMING WEEK

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Rounding out a month Of delight
full social activities for the many
charming visitors to Brownsville and
Fort Brown, the finale will be EN-
tered at the Post, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of this week.
A charming addition to the Post
colony are the two June brides, Mrs.
Clyde Massey, nee Hazel Cowan of
Brownsville and Mrs. John 7. Wiley,
nee Miss Mary Weber Of San Antonio.
There are many Inequalities planned
for the immediate future in their
honor.
The three day celebration Of June
81, 28, and 20, is in honor of the 18th
Cavalry organization and is an event
that is always anticipated with a
great deal Of excitement. Inter
spersed with the polo game, the horse
show and field day will be a number
Of dinners and l%uncheons and bridge
affairs.
On Wednesday will occur the polo
game in which the officers Of the
Mexican post and the Officers Of the
Fort Brown post will participate.
Thursday will witness the field day
with its many events that always
lend color and charm to any commun-
ity that is so fortunate as TO have
an army post. The horse show on
Friday has many popular entries both
among the officers and ladies Of the
Fort and Brownsville.
Mrs. Vernon Shell is the note
worthy entry from the post and with
her will ride the following young
ladies popular in B~rownsville's social
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beth Creager. Miss Gay More, Miss
Sallie Russell, Miss Laura Lee Tan
sill and Mrs. W. +. Withers. These
young ladies are equestrians of con-
siderable ability, and keen interest
Is being taken in their horsemanship.
Completing the round of gaieties
and bringing to a close a June never
10 be forgotten by local society will
honoring Mrs. Clyde Massey who as
Miss Hazel Cowan enjoyed a popular
young ladyhood in Brownsville and
whose wedding TO Lieut.. Massey was q
prominent event of the month, and
Mrs. John +. Wiley who as Miss Mary
Weber of San Antonio held an en-
viable position in the society of her
town. These two young matrons will
add a great deal to the life Of the
post. The dance in their honor will
be in the order of a garden fete and
will be given out of doors in a set
ting somewhat resembling a Japanese
garden.
Officers and their wives who are to
be guests at Fort Brown from Fort
Ringgold are Capt. and Mrs. Joe Fic-
kett, who will be the guests of Major
and Mrs. Henry L. Flynn, Captain and
Mrs. Garrety, who will be entertained
by Captain and Mrs. Vernon Shell,
and Captain and Mrs. Scott, by Cap
tain and Mrs. Clyde +. Austin. Lieut..
Raymond Palmer who Is bringing two
fine jumping horses from Fort Ring
gold will be quartered at the Bachelor
club.
MRS. CLYDE AUSTIN. HOSTESS
The Post Bridge club was enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon BY
Mrs. Clyde Z. Austin. Two tables OF
were played, one a club table
and one a guest table.
Mrs. James B. Edmunds received
the guest prize and Mrs. Ralph T.
Carver the club prize.
Delicious viands were served nj the
Of the game
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MISS PLENN. BRIDE
ELECT, HON0RED
Miss Dora Plenn, q June BRIDE
elect. has been the recipient Of MANY
eourtesies the past two
weeks, among them being the dinner
given by Sam and Leon Perl,
q bridge luncheon rendered by Mrs.
.. Is. E~reudenstein and Mrs. z. A.