Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25

a. MuAIliIl6 1lUIy .......s.. GSoI
b. Mill Wheel .......... Kroeger
c. Goblin ............ Kroeger
Jane Lee Joyner
Reading ........ Ruth Townsend
a. Beehive ........... kroeger
%. Monkeys .......... Vandevere
c. Elephants ........ Vandevere
Jane Lee Joyner
a. Jolly Driver $500. Schumann
b. You are 1t ........... Weidig
c. Catch Me ........... Smith
Dorothy Brown
Special Dance. Julias Bolts and
Jane Lee Jopner
a. Ballade .......... Bergmuller
b. Masquerade Waltz .Bergmuller
C. Minuet in q $500. Beethoven
Dorothy Brown
a. AdelgiSas Pleading -. Bellini
b. Humming Bird .......;. Gest
c. Melody ............. Thame
Jane Lee Joyner
Reading 49,. Margaret Ann Smith
Duet ........ Jane Lee Joyner and
Dorothy Brown
Brick cream and cake squares
were served to about so guests.
ENTERTAIN SENIORS
The Missionary society Of the
Baptist church entertained more
than SIS members Of the Harrington
high school senior class.
The class colors, Isl and silver,
with roses, the class flower, were
used with silver spray in attractive
baskets to give charm and beauty
to the reception rooms. The rose
and silver color scheme was featured
in the table accessories. Stunt games
were played with burlesque prizes
presented to the couple scoring high
in the stunt program.
Mrs. r. S. Herren served punch
from an deliberately decorated tea
table throughout the evening.
A delicious plate Of ice cream and
individual cakes decorated in the
class colors, with candy corsages OF
pastel tintS for favors were served
by Mesdames S. G.. Stringer, j. c.
Atchinson, Frank Chastain, D. w.
Day, j. j. Koniakowsky, and G. H.
Hamilton.
Special guests were Miss Frances
Kimbrough, class sponsor, Mrs. Will
liams. Mrs. w. M. Waterman, class
mother, and MI. and Mrs. D. M.
Denton.
AUXILIARY
The Cameron County Medical
auxiliary met with the county doc
tors in the banquet room Of the Ell
Jardin hotel in Brownsville, Friday
evening. After a lovely three-courSe
was served, G. G. Richardson,
secretary Of the chamber OF COM
merce. addressed the auxiliary on
the subject Of legitimate publicity
in relation to the state medical con-
yention to be held in BROWNSVILLE
May 20 to %.
Special committees from Harlin-
gen to serve during the convention
are Mrs. L. F. McClenathan, enter
tainment, Mrs. C.. w. Letzerich and
A. ]. Pouuard, transportation; Mrs.
Inc. A. Crockett, publicity: Mrs.
Berniece Utley, delegate. All other
members of the auxiliary from Har-
lingen are on the hospitality COM
mittee.
MISSIONARY PICNIC
The Young Peoples Missionary
society enjoyed a delightful picnic
at Oimito lake Saturday. Games
and a delicious picnic lunch were
the diversion for the day. Those
who enioyed the outing were Vlr-
GINA Abott, Mary Elizabeth Mich
OILS. Thelma Bachelor, Berthe Les
Klien. Lannis Bartlett, Cecil Shirart
Paul Faulkner, Mace Brinoley. "A. d
Head. Ray Murray, Herman Drake
e. l.. Fender, Mary Womack, Flor
ence Hoskins and Marie Potts. The
chaperons for the day were Mes
danes T. F. Abbott, S. L. Batcneior
and Sarah Brindley.
STREETS ENTERTAIN
MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Street enter
tanned with a bridge party FRIDAY
evening honoring Mr.. and Mrs. a.
d. Emerson of Waxahachle.
Pink and red radiance roses were
used In decorating the living room
where three tables Of guests enjoyed
the evenings diversion. At the con-
cllsion of the game souvenirs from
Mexico were presented as faVors'
Pefreshments weer served to the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. SUCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ramsey, Mr.
go Mrs Ocie Fristoe, MIR. and Mrs
Gerald McKenna, MIR. and MRS. a
D. Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs. n. n
Reed.
MISS WILLIS HOSTESS
Miss Josephine Willis entertained
with a bridge luncheon Saturday
afternoon at her home on East lay
Tor. A two-course luncheon wa
served by the hostess, assisted o.
her mother. Mrs. Sam Willis. Smail
Voted beponias were used as the
decorations which were cut
favors at the conclusion OF the game.
Mrs .John M. Morris, Jr., won nign
score and was presented WIFI Z
dainty framed Silhouette, Miss Julla
Tray1er receiving second high p
uas awarded a chiffon dance hand
kerchief.
SUNSET WEDDING ,,.
The marriage of Miss Bette LOIS
weeks daughter of Mr.. and MRS. T.
T. Weeks of Dallas, to T. H. DUCK
- ~ uarlincen. was solemn