Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-15

Thicker, popular members Of the
graduating class Of the local high
school. Pink and green was the
color theme which vas effectively
carried out In the decorations and
appointments. These colors were
supplied by pink roSebuds and pink
corona vine. Mary Frances March
banks received the trophy for high
score while the souvenir for low
score was presented TO Miss Barbara
DOdds. "A tempting plate lunch was
served when the games had ended.
The guests were Misses Eudora
James. Betty Bowie. Mary Frances
MarchbankS. Dorothy Glyn Ward.
Laura Bell Bates. Ruth Gilbert, Vir-
GINA Goolsby. Janet Gay. Barbara
Dodds, Mary Gilbert. Elizabeth
NommenSon. Gladys Mills. Helen
Taylor. Delsie Taber. Lois Cook.
Pauline Walters. Mildred Sowders
and the honorees.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
AT a dinner given Sunday night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis the
approaching marriage OF Miss Pearl
Hammond Of San Benito to z. j..
Lunz Of Laredo was prettily an
nounced. Mis-. Emaline Baker and
Mrs. Ellis were Joint hostesses.
Guests were j. p. O'Connor. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hartman. Miss Mil
dred Palmer and Mr.. Ellis. The
wedding. which is to take place in
June. was announced in a novel
manner. A bridal procession COM
posed Of dolls approaching a minia-
ture altar made of ferns formed the
centerpiece on the table. The dress
OF the bride, bridegroom and at
tendants was carried out in detail.
A card placed in the fern later an
nounced the approaching nuptialS.
BREAKFAST MOTHERS
A breakfast honoring their moth
ers at the Blue Bell Cafe Sunday
morning was delightfully."- arranged
by members Of the Glad Girls Sun
day school class of the First Bap-
fist church. Each member was ac-
companied by her mother or friend.
Miss VIOLA Prentiss gave a paper on
the origin OF Mothers Dav." Mrs.
r. j. Voc, teacher Of the class. "a
presented with a lovely bouquet of
roses. Following the breakfast the
class members. mothers and guests
went in a body TO attend Sunday
school and church.
EARTHQUAKE" BRIDGE
At her home Saturday afternoon
honoring Chrissie Bowie Mrs.
Charles G. Bowie. aunt of the hon
Gree. entertained with a novelty
bridge party. Games Of earth
quake" bridge were PLAYED by the
guests. Barbara Dodds winning first
prize and Iora Bell Bates the con-
ISOLATION prize. Chrissie Bowie re-
ceived the guest prize. Pink and
white were used as the outstanding
colors in the decorations throughout
the home. The refreshments also
carried out the colors. Guests pre-
sent in this occasion were Bette
Bowie, Virginia Goolsbv. Lcra Bell
Bates. Lois Cook. Oracle Atkinson.
Dorothy Glvn Ward, Elizabeth Nom
menson. Barbara Dodds. Mary
Bowie. Lorraine Siderius. Jeanette
Gay. Mary Frances Marchbanks
Delsie Tsber. Gladys Mills and Mrs.
John c. Bowie.
THURSDAY FRIENDSHIP
At the home OF Mrs. Frank Dod-
son the Thursday Friendship club
met last week for a delightful series
Of fantan games. After scores had
been totaied. Mrs. J. c. Wagner
held the high number and received
the trophy for success. Mrs. Jack
Byrd won the prize for second high
and the consolation award for low
score went to Mrs. +. z. Lippincott.
The guest prize went To Mrs. r.. O.
Hornburg. A luncheon Of ice cream
and cake was served late in the
afternoon. At the home of Mrs. M.
NJ Mcrrissev. May g the next meet
ing will be held.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUE
At the home OF Mrs. C.. z. Dodson
the Neighborhood club held its reg
ular meeting Wednesday. Roll cal
and reading minutes OF the previous
meeting was observed. The payment
OF bills was ordered and arrange
ments made for sending cards OF
sympathy to friends was carried out
during the business. A pleasant
hour was spent in singing after re-
freshments had been served. The
occasion marked the final meeting
Of the present year. The meeting
adjourned to meet September 4 at