Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-28
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lady perfume containers, decorated
with bows of maline In the pastel
shades.
A delicious two course luncheon
was served at the appointed hour
after which five games OF bridge
were enjoyed by SO guests.
Mrs. +. p. McElrath received high
score for the afternoon and was
presented with a lovely Dresden
compete and Mrs. Prather Clark was
awarded a dainty Dresden basket
for consolation.
PIT. A. LUNCHEON
Mrs. w. NJ. Ellison vas hostess at
a beautiful appointed luncheon in
honor OF the Parent Teachers asSc-
citation council at the North Ward
school Friday at noon.
A long table with plates laid for
Is guests was decorated with blue
crystal bowls Of pink roses and fern.
A delicious three course luncheon
was served after which II. j.
Goetzke. member Of the finance
board. discussed plans for a new
bond issue. Mrs. w. M. Waterman,
president Of the council. called for
the annual reports OF the presidents
Of the local Parent-Teachers associ-
atoms which were read and given
70 the secretary.
Adjournment OF the Council was
taken until school opens again in
September.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. j. !. Co:irsey honored her
daughter. Mary Elizabeth. with a
birthday party Thursday afternoon
at her home on East Washington
street.
A color scheme OF pink and white
was featured in the decorations Of
the home and in the dining room
where a beautiful decorated birth
day cake with Is burning candles
centered the table.
Progressive rock was the game
Of the afternoon. Attractive tro-
phies were awarded TO Nadine La
Turno for high. Hassie Browning
Foster. second high and Anne Fer
guson for low.
Brick cream featuring the chosen
color scheme and angel food cake
was served TO is guests.
IRENE JOHNSON HONORED
Mrs. r. L. Britton entertained
Irene Johnson with a birthday par
Nv at her home on East Polk street
Friday afternoon.
Games and contests were the
afternoons entertainment for the
youngsters.
A large birthday cake was cut and
served with ice cream by the hostess
to IL friends Of the honoree.
Mrs. Joe Strickland and Mrs.
Charles @. Jones assisted the hos
tess during the afternoon.
CLASS TEA
The Junior Class entertained
with a tea in honor OF the Senior
class at the home of Miss Shirley
Waldron, a junior. Sunday after
noon.
The senior class colors Of rose.
silver and green were featured IN
the floral decorations throughout
the home with the use OF baskets
containing pink roses and corona
vine mingled with fern.
The tea table was laid with q
Madeira cloth centered with a silver
basket OF pink roses. Mrs. Billy
Duckett and Miss Ellen Waldron
presided at the punch bowl. assisted
in serving by members OF the junior
class.
Special guests were Miss Clara
Cliff, class sponsor and Mrs. w. M
Waterman. class mother.
About so called during the after
noon. Miss Shirley Waldron pre-
sided at the guest book.
PERSONALS
V. r. Brady has returned TO Har-
lingen after two weeks in Eagle Pass
on business.
Misses Margaret Elmore and
Thelma Nelson left Tuesday for
Boulder. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. It. Thompson re-
turned Sunday to their home after
a two weeks stay in Houston at
tending the State Convention OF
Funeral Directors.
Mrs. B. A. Peek and little son.
Ben. Jr., left Sunday for a months
vacation trip in North Texas.
Mrs. r. z. Edwards OF Lubbock Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. L. Les
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crockett and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Kelly spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Boca Chica-
Elenor Reeves and Richard Croc-
kett are visiting their grandmother.