Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-26
EDINBURG
CLUB TEA

SGtuTOdy GICcEI1OOQ aLt ne faCulIy
club from five until seven o'clock.
The spacious reception halls were
beautifully decorated with baskets
OF pink radiance roses, queens
crown and fern. and low bowls Of
queens crown on every table in the
dining room repeated the floral note
and the chosen color theme Of pink
and green.
In the receiving line were: Mrs.
r. 8. Newman. Miss johnnie
Petty, Miss Riemore Leffland, Miss
Lola Sheppard. Miss Zola Peek and
Mrs. Hays. Tea was served from a
lace covered table centered with
pink roses and queens crown. Tall
green tapers added 70 the beauty of
the table. Tea was poured by Miss
Faye Bible while Miss Louise Allen
poured coffee. Minis and dainty
sandwiches in the chosen colors of
pink and green. and scotch tea
cakes were served. Several mem
bers Of the faculty assisted in serv-
ing and others assisted in the en-
tertainment OF the guests through
out the building.
During the afternoon the follow
ing delightful program was given
under the direction OF Miss Addie
Hughes: An attractive May pole
dance by Jane McIlhenny, Justine
Miller, Rose Marie Tinker. Dorothy
Belle Tavss. Martha Louise and
Mary Frances Epperson, Helen
West. and Jean McWhorter: a
Dutch dance by Helen Davis: an
original interpretative dance by
Lorraine Marlborough: tin soldier
and rag doll dance by Dorothy Mae
Smith and Lois Brewster: xylo-
phone solo by Miss Maurine Per-
kins; rainbow dance by Harriet
Dinger; Japanese fan dance BY Lois
Brewster; banjo and ukelele duet
by Felix Mcdonald and Harry FL
lington: vocal solo by Miss Anne
Katherine Edwards; Home Again"
a piano logue by Miss Dorothy
Broaddus: tap dance by Miss Maui
rine Perkins and Jewel Morse:
violin solo by Miss Frances Bene-
dict: vocal solo, May Time" by
Frank Wright; and a tap dance by
Miss Maurine Perkins.
A number of friends and patrons
OF the school called during the
afternoon.
SOCIAL AFTERNOON
Mrs. z. W. FARES was hostess al
a social meeting Of the Catholic
Welfare Society on Thursday aft
ernoon. Cut flowers added 10 the
beauty Of her home. The afternoon
was spent in playing five hundred.
and the honor score was made by
Mrs. a. M. Hoehn, while Mrs. Her
man Prince made the low score. at
the conclusion of the games the
hostess served an ice course. The
players were: Mesdames r. y.
SCHNEIDER, Fl. A. Mauer. B. r. KEEL
~. A N. Hoeha, j. s. Little. +. w.
FARES, Herman Prince and the
hostess.
BLUE BONNET CLUB
The Blue Bonnet bridge club was
entertained on Friday afternoon by
Mrs. j. NJ. Jetton. The games
were played In rooms attractive
with graceful bouquets Of vari-col-
ored roses. The honor score was
made by Mrs. Z. A. Brown and Mrs.
Watt Tinker cut high. The hostess
served delicious iced refreshments.
EASTERN STAR MEET
The regular meeting of the Order
CT the Eastern Star was held on
Thursday evening. The initiation
Of Mrs. Iona James and Mrs. Mol
lie Ray into the order was held.
The chief item of business was the
election OF officers for the ensuing
year who we're: Mrs. Myrtle Curry,
worthy matron; MI. A. w. Mar
tin, worthy patron; Mrs. Lois Web
er, associate matron: j. NJ. Jetton,
associate patron; Mrs. Lucille Fer
guson. conductress: Mrs. Mona
Martin, associate conductress: Mrs.
o. En- Jones. secretary; Mrs. K.
Edwards, treasurer. These officers
will be installed at the first meet
ing which will be held in June.
Light refreshments of punch and
waters we're served after the meet
ing to the t~hirty-five members who
we're present.
REBEKAH LODGE
The regular meeting Of the Re-
bekah Lodge Of Edinburg was held
on Monday evening in the Oddfel-
lows Hall. Several items Of bus
mess were taken rare of, includ-
ing the nomination Of officers for
the next term. The election of Of
ficers will be held at a future
meeting. The degree team prac-
ticed. and a large number OF men,
bers were present.
FORTY-TWO PARTY
Miss Ann Norris entertained a
group Of her friends on Saturday
evening at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. @. Norris
The affair was given in celebra-
ton Of her birthday. and forty-two
formed the diversion Of the eve
ming. The rooms were prettily
decorated with roses, the spring
colors being repeated in the ice
course which was served at the
close OF the evening.
The guest list included Misses
Anne Kathryn Edwards. Matte
Belle Ross. Myra Looney, Florence
Ogden. Margaret McKinnon, Paul
inc Lane: Messers. Walter Hole
fruend, Billy Wells, Bowman Bak-
er, Jack Horner, John Marvin
Boyd. The honor scores for the
evening were made by Miss Matte
Belle Ross and Bowman Baker.
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