Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-28

been transformed into q bower OF
loneliness with the lavish flower dis
play. A well, fashioned OF light
framework and covered over with
palm leaves and the royal purple
b~ougainvilla occupies the center OF
one OF the front rooms making a.
very beautiful and picturesque scene
with the old fashioned moss cover
ed buctet suspended by a rope.
Thousands Of gorgeous flowers are
on display In these rooms, their fra
GRANGE permeating the other rooms
Of the house in which the display
ed the handsome handiwork Of
many women and young girls.
The exhibit thiE year surpaSses
that Of any previous year Of the
fair. Thousands or beautiful ar
ticles have been received for exhi-
bition. Among these are fine lin
ems and embroideries, fancy quilts
Of all classes OF materials, dainty
handmade garments Of every de-
scription, hooked rugs, rag rugs and
spreads.
Mrs. I. c. Webb. who is superin-
tendent Of the Woman's general de-
partment has announced that this
year there will be a special display
Of Mexican work which viii be an
added attraction to the exhibit.
CLASS ENTERTAINED
Members OF the p. M. Holland
Bible class Of the First Methodist
church. and several specially invited
guests were delightfully."- entertained
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. M.
Holland on Friday evening. This
lovely home was beautifully decor
ated with roses and fern making a
very cheerful setting for this party.
The entertainment program OF
the evening consisted Of several con-
tests and musical numbers. The
refreshment plate was served the
guests at a late hour.
Special guests invited TO this de-
lightful affair were: Messrs. and
Mesdames G. w. Springer; Owen
Langseth. y. G. Baker. p. "A. Peek.
Bob Tom. w. II. Maddux, Don Rus
sci. A. w. HarreI. ". r.. Brady, "A.
P. Darras. Gerald McKenna, G. g.
Street, p. @. Tom, T.. Guthrie. Frank
Lee. Earl Rumbo. H. l.. Kelly and
w. M. Driskill. Rev. and Mrs. 5. l..
Bachelor, Mr.. and Mrs. M. d.
Digger. "A. Brunneman, Edith FOX,
J. g. shedelbar, Wesley Fonville, @.
A. Crosse, r. III. Chiswell and NJ.
E. Sherwood.
EASTERN STAR BANQUET
The most elaborate affair Of last
week was the banquet given at the
-otel ReeSe-Wil-Mond by the Har-
nren chapter OF the Order Of the
astern Star to honor their new
strict deputy grand matron. MRS.
,. N. Joyner. The banquet a
rs resplendent with hundreds Of
,autiful chrysanthemums in bright
Glow hues, interlaced with dainty
e-n. The extra large flowers were
laced In tall floor baskets about
Ne room and the smaller ones were
used TO grace the banquet board.
Mesdames A. M. Letzerich. "A. u
Rabel, r. GLADDEN., z. C. Bennett
John T.. Sanders, and the honor
quest. Mrs. o. N. Joyner. stood IN
The receiving line. Seated AZ the
head table were Mrs. A. M. Letze-
~ich. Worthy Matron: Leonard
smith. Worthy Patron: Mrs. o.. N
.Tovner. District Deputy Grand Ma
iron and Toastmaster A. j. Raoei-
America was the chosen opening
song and was sung by all the as
r-mbled guests. The invocation was
cffered BY p. p. Manning. II
Mrs. A. M. Letzerich addressed
the guest Of honor IN a very charm
ing manner. congratulating ner up
~ her recently acquired post =
colnplimenting her ability 70 ciS-
charge her new duties. ,,
Mrs. z. c.. Bennett presented
Mrs. Joyner with a magnificent
shawl as a token OF love and APP
recitation for service and loyalty,
m behalf Of the Harrington chapter.
Mrs. .Jovner responded with beauti-
FIJI words OF appreciation OF the
honors bestowed upon her upon TINS
occasion and Of the handsome gut
presented her.
Tam Lee Joyner. daughter OF
the honoree, entertained the assem-
bly with a clever toe dance. she
received a lovely shower bouquet
from Mrs. A. j. Rabel az the con-
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