Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-21
SOCIETY
Valley Students
y. of T.

dads ana mothers Of university
studentd ere visitors on the cam
pus Of The University of Texas Sat-
urday Of last week for their sew
enth annual convocation and visit.
Among the parents from the
Valley who signed with the regis
tration committee were Mr.. and
Mrs. N. B. Lakeland of Harrington,
MI. and Mrs. j. r. Adams Of La
Feria, MI. and Mrs. G.. H. Mobly
of Weslaco, and L. B. Lebowitz Of
San Benito.
MI. Lakeland was elected second
vice president of the Dads and
Mothers association.
The association was addressed at
It's Saturday meeting by Sen. John
Hornsby of Austin, Pres. H. Y.
Benedict of the university, and H.
j. Lutcher Stark, president of the
board of regents.
New officers of the University
" M. C.. A. were installed Tuesday.
Arthur Klein of Harrington was IN
stalled as a member Of the board
of directors. Klein Is taking his
first year Of work in the unlver-
sity school of law this year, and
is prominent in campus forensic
activities.
Jack Lebowitz of San Benlto
spent last week end with MS
brother, Bernard, at the Tau Delta
Phi fraternity house. Jack accom-
panied their father, B. L. Lebowitz,
to Austin where he took part IN
the Dads and Mothers day activi-
ties.
Miss Mary Margaret Glasscock
Of Harrington was one of the men,
bers of Theta Sigma Phi. honor
airy and professional journalism
fraternity for women, who took
part In the annual Matrix Table
celebration Saturday night of last
week.
Distinguished alumnae and other
guests were present at the affair.
Miss Glasscock is an issue edi-
tor Of The Daily Texan, campus
newspaper, and is a student in the
department of journalism.
Students Of civil and architec-
tural engineering in the university
who made a structural inspection
trip to Houston last weekend. re-
turned to the campus late Satur-
day night of last week. James L.
Crawford, Jr., of San Benito, was
one Of the students making the
trip. Crawford is a member Of
the Lori rho band.
Tweslsy-three high school papers
published In Texas have been Sc
lected to send delegates to the In
trscholastic league press confer
ence contests to be held at the
university May 3 and 4.
One of the winning papers OF
the Southwest division, in Glass
3. is The Eagle, published by the
students Of Mission high school.
Miss Lillian Mayberry is editor OF
the publication.
Vernon Hill, attorney at Mis-
sion, was a visitor in Austin Mon
day. MI. Hill is a former student
of the University of Texas, and was
a member of the staff of The Daily
Texan while in school.
Miss Josephine Pollard OF Harlin-
ZEN. president Of the Sidney La,
n,er society, women's forensic ano
Nterarv club, presided this week at
the election of new officers.
Miss Pollard has been chosen one
=, the favorite girls at the Scot
fish Rite dormitory, the entir
group Of more than 300 girls TAX
inp- mart in the balloting. Miss
pollard will have her picture IN
the sardine, yearbook OF the
dormitory.
Mss Gyneth Stugard of Alamo
presided this week over the meet
mo of the Women's Athletic asso-
ciation of the university when new
officers were elected for 1929-30.
Miss Stugard Is the retiring
president Of the association. Sne
wiII receive her degree IN June.
Mention Murray of Mercedes, law
student at the university, Is taking
mart in the production of 1T Pays
a Advertise" a play to be given
nv Thespians, newly organized
literary group of the Newman
club. Murray is also an issue eol-
tor of the Daily Texan.
Mrs ]. l.. Rentfro of Browns
vile. formerly Miss Alice Ballard,
. non,,Iar university coed. arrived
IN Austin Tuesday to be the guest
- Mrs. Earle E. Simms for the
week. A number of informal al
fairs have been planned IN ner
honor.
Three Valley students were elect
Cd TO NJ Epsilon Tau Tau, bur-
lesoue scholastic society for wom-
an at It's regular April meeting
they are Salome McAllen and Es-
tber weller of Brownsville and
Mary Margaret Glasscock OF har-
lingen.
&c average Is one Of the require
ments for admission into the So