Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-24

the Texas theater In San Antonio
honoring her daughter. Mary Octa-
via, and Miss Frances Marie Gay
Of San Benito. Both Miss Davis
and Miss Gay will receive the
bachelor Of arts degree May 81
from Our Lady Of the Lake coll
lege.
WHT-MYRICK
At the home Of her mother, Mrs.
X. "A. Schrieber Saturday evening,
May Is, at 7:3O o'clock. Miss Max
inc Ramona wilt became the
bride Of We're Stacey Myrick. Dur
ing the marriage service the Rev
G. J.. Marshall, pastor OF the First
Methodist church. 0fficiated. The
bride was beconaingly attired in an
ensemble costume Of brown with
harmonizing hat and accessories
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrick expect to
leave the latter part OF the week
on an extended automobile tour
that viii take them through several
states. Since infancy the bride has
resided in San Benito and has many
friends here. She was graduated
from st. Mary's OF the Springs at
Columbus. Ohio. about a year ago.
Mr. Myrick. who Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. i. ~. Myrick. has been
engaged in farming near San Be-
nito and in other business enter
prises.
HONORS GRADUATE
At the home Of Mrs. r. L. Gay
Saturday, Mrs. Gordon Flint ar
ranged for one of the interesting
events that have been arranged for
various members OF the graduating
class complimenting Miss jeanette
Gay with a delightful afternoon
bridge. Four tables Of players were
grouped on the porch. During the
games Miss Maud Nosler was sue
ceSsful and received q trophy for re-
ward. Miss Nell Sanders received
the consolation reward for low
score. In the late afternoon an
~appetizing two course luncheon was
served. Those present were Misses
Delsie Taber, Chrissie Bowie, Lo-
zono Thacker. Margaret Low. Maud
Nosler, Mary Gilbert. Margaret
Fleming. Mildred Sowders. Oracle
Atkinson. Elizabeth Nemmenson,
Lorraine Siderius, Ruth Gilbert,
Mary Nell Hughes, Nell Sanders and
Thana Smock.
SENIOR PICNIC
At the Arroyo in Rio Hondo Mon
day evening members OF the senior
class were entertained with an old
fashioned hayride and picnic. "A de-
licious picnic supper of broiled ham
and bacon was served. Joe Taylor
was winner In q contest and re-
ceived a picture for q prize On this
occasion the seniors were the guests
of a group of mothers including
Mrs. Joe Taylor. Mrs. II. nj. Yoder,
Mrs. j. u. Thacker. Mrs. j. X. Sid
erius, Mrs. O.. r. Gilbert. Mrs. +. L.
Gay, Mrs. c. z. Fleming. Mrs. Henry
Alsmeyer, Mrs. Lee Murphy. Mrs.
George Mccain, Mrs. w. r. Crock
EFT. Mrs. Il. Z. Sealy, Mrs. George
Taber. Mrs. Sam G. Sparks. Mrs.
John c. Bowie, and Mrs. Louise Le-
bowitz.
TWO-TABLE CLUB
The Two-Table Bridge club met
on Monday. May 20, at the Woman's
club in Harlingen for lunch COM
plimenting Mrs. G. 6 Riddiford who
is leaving soon for New York. Miss
Frances Reumuth of San Antonio
was the only guest enjoying this af-
fair. In the afternoon the club
assembled at the home OF Mrs. @.
3. Sauers which was transformed
into a garden Of beautiful summer
flowers. daisies and cosmos being
the most plentiful. Mrs. G. 8. Riddi-
ford received the reward for success
during the afternoon and also re-
ceived a little gift Of remembrance.
In the late afternoon a light lunch
con was enjoyed.
o. T.. $. ELECTS
At the annual election OF officers
held Monday evening I'm the Masonic