Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-10
Valley Society
Phone 7
Phone Z

, Z. Baker, president, Mrs. w. =.
| Wright, vice-president; Mrs. G. L..
| Jones, treasurer, and Miss Kathleen
Haley, secretary.
The fine arts program for the
afternoon was devoted to the SUD-
iect Of Strauss. Mrs. w. d. Gard
ner gave an interesting discussion
of his principal compositions and
an account of his life. Mrs. L. E.
! Tinker sang THE Beautiful Blue
Danube" Strauss best known COM
position. Miss Catherine Thinker
gave several very enjoyable read
ingS. Twelve members were pres
ent at the meeting.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
Mrs. J. M. Doss entertained a
large group of her friends with
bridge at the Faculty club on Sat
urday afternoon. She named as
honoree her daughter, Mrs. H. l..
Lemberg, of Austin, and her niece,
Miss Bernice Curry, a bride-elect
Of this month.
It being Texas Independence Day
q patriotic motif was charmingly
carried out in all details. The beau
tiful rooms were more attractive
with large bowls Of bright red
sweet peas and boquets of deep red
roses. Mrs. r. S. Newman, hostess
at the club, met the guests at the
door and presented them to the
honorees and the hostess. Misses
Lamont Proctor, Helen Hyde, Fay
Bible and Louise Allen assisted the
hostess in passing the TALES which
we're also suggestive of the holiday.
In the bridge games, the high
Daniels OF McAllen and Mrs. j. r.
Malone of Edinburg vas presented
with the consolation prize. Both
honorees were given dainty mesh
bags. The red, white and blue COL
or scheme and patriotic motif was
repeated in the table accessories
during the refreShment hour when
a delicious dessert course was serv-
ed.
The personnel included: Mes
danes Allen. w. II. Kreudker, j.
Z. Leslie, E. A. McDanielS, r. j.
Randolf, w. S. Stewart, c. D. Tur-
ner, George Caddy, Clay Zachry,
John Cardwell, P. j. Folsom, Val
Folsom. Sam Wright, John Ewing,
E. H. Henderson, H. T. Perry, R. E.
Horn, r. w. Abbott, Sam Bazzell,
V. E. Cook, Frisby. H. NJ. Fristoe,
and sister, Mrs. Yoakum of Detroit,
r. L. Gregory, H. P. Griffin, Jack
Howell, Stephen Jones, Allen Kear-
by, M. L. Kreidler, all Of McAllen;
Mrs. M. B. Gore of Pharr, Mrs.
George Breeding of Mercedes; Mes
danes Alfred Lissner, Thomas Hes
ter, Frank Hester of Donna: Mrs. G.
~. Martin Of Rio Grande City; Mes
hameS A. F. Buchanan, Jr., M. G.
Sally, j. K. Miller, j. G. Epperson,
Marshall McIlhenny, L. Z. Tinker,
j. r. Malone, L. G. Newman, j. M.
Jetton, H. G. Baker, j. r. Hyden,
c.. L. Jones, Emmett Hill, w. NJ.
Doughty, w. j. SouthWell, Henry
KlosSner, Roy KloSSner, l.. F.. Ter
~, NJ. r. Turner, Clay Kirk, Ray
mOnd Newman, John Mckinney, E.
A. Brown, Cam Hill, r. S. Holman,
w. L. Lipscomb, r. B. Curry, r. S.
Newman, H. o. Schaleben, E. S.
Hearne, w. E. Dixon, w. d. Gard
ner; Misses Gertrude Schaleben,
Katherine Erwin, Petty. Peek. Lou
Use Allen, Sheppard, Fay Bible, Hell
en- Hyde. Lemont Proctor. Berle
Moore. Mary Catherine Terhune
and the honorees.
DELTA DEKA KARD CLUB
The Delta Deka Kard klub was
entertained on Thursday evening
at Mrs. Mays attractive tea room
in McAllen with Miss Charlotte
Eyins as hostess. The rooms were
gay with ~calendluas, sweet peas and
other garden flowers. The spring
motif was repeated in the dainty
TALES.
In the games Mrs. Scottie Dorsey
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