Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Birthday Is
Occasion OF
Dance Event

OF the occasion, shared with her
many friends a barbecue and
dance. the occasion being Miss
Doughty's nineteenth birthday.
Guests were requested to wear
overalls and ginghams and prizes
were awarded to Miss Margaret
Montgomery and Scott Gardner fol-
h most clever costumes. Various
games and dancing furnished the
diversions OF the evening. A dance
orchestra furnished the music and
an enticing barbecue supper was
also served.
Those included in the guest list
were Misses Catherine Edwards,
Eda KuSel, Jessie Clark, Margaret
and Catherine Montgomery, Laura
Lou Bryan, Lerleen Mcleod, Emma
Gene Baker, Gabrielle HOLMAN.
Tollie WeatherSby. Dema Cnire
Lee OF Weslaco and Mess-s. Hale
Schaleben, Glynne Magee. Roy
Hendrix. Fred Horner. William
Scott, Son Baker. Edward Brown,
Jr., and his house guest, Clarke
Winslow OF Galveston. Tom Han
DIZZY, Arnold Corking. James Collier,
Johnny Barnum. Hal Beverly,
Charles Mcbride, Robert L. Brad
burn, Jesse R0les Of WeSlaco. Mike
Vandever. Jackie oPtter Of Mission,
Felix Mcdonald, Hal Pendelton.
Scotty Gardner, Robert Bruce
Curry, Jr., John Minyard. John
Wray Jr.. and Mr.. and hrs. Ken
nedy Smith. Chaperones for the
occasion were MI. and Mrs. John
G. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. r. Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Collier, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Weathersby and
MI. and Mrs. w. M. Doughty, ST.
Monday evening approximately
twenty five guests assembled az
the home Of Mrs. f. A. Brown and
enjoyed a covered dish supper. Fol
lowing this. assembled on the lawn,
the guests were entertained by a
dance orchestra from Laredo.
Bridge games we're also engaged
IN and a delightful time was had
by all present.
The local chapter OF the Eastern
star held its annual picnic in
Mission at Lions Park on Monday
evening at $50. The majority OF
the members and their families
were present and each family
brought a picnic basket.
Miss Jessie Clarke entertained
members Of the Aba Daba Sorority
Thursday afternoon at her at
tractive home on the south high
way. The regular business session
was held, after which an iced
course was served by the hostess
&C Misses Louise Peters. Eda Kusel
Catherine Montgomery. Helen
Kirchner. Florence Ogden. Clari-
belle HOLMAN and Myra HONEY
Mrs. "A. II. Morgan was hostess
10 the Allegro circle OF the Meth
Odist missionary society Monday OF
this week and vas assisted BIZ Mrs
Chas. Turner. Mrs. Morgan was in
charge OF the program and approx
imately fifteen members were pres
ent.
The Sunshine Circle met with
Mrs. r. s. Hearne and Mrs. l.. ID
Beverly conducted the program. A
eoodly number Of the members were
present.
Miss Leona watkins was hostess
TO members and friends OF the F,
u. N. club Monday evening at her
home In Edinburg. This was one OF
the most delightful events the club
has ~ experienced. First, a
turkey dinner was cleverly served
20 the young people on the lawn
after which dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour. Cake and ice
cream were served at the conclu-
sion OF the evenings entertainment
10 Misses Gertrude Evans. Anna
Rose Vickers. Margaret Anna Bryan,
Marion Combs. Ethel McManus,
Edith williams Maybelle Watkins,
John Barnum. Bill Barris. Steve
Heacock. Billy Dyer. west Griffin.
Hal Beverly.
Following the party az Miss Wat
kins' hOita the girls proceeded 70
the Vicker's home where Miss Anna
Rose was hostess at a slumber
party.
Complimentlng Miss Anne Kath-
ryn Edwards, who left Saturday
morning for Chicago where she
will attend the Chicago Musical
college this winter. Miss II. u. Miles
entertained members and friends OF
the Aba DADA Sorority Friday
afternoon. An attractive color
scheme OF pink and green was
artisticallv carried out In the table
accessories. the diversion being
games OF auction bridge. Present
were Misses Florence Ogden. Louise
Peters. Catherine MONTGOMERY. Eda
Kusel. Anna Fave Butler. Myra
Looney. Marion Combs, Helen
Kichner. Jessie Clarke. Gabrielle
Hoffman, Mrs. Glen Bordwell and
the honcsre. High score was made
by Miss Edwards and low score by
Miss PeterS. Miss Edwards was
presented with a lovely gift from
Mrs. Miles.
The Allegra Circle OF the Methodist
church entertained their husbands
and friends Friday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry PRAY.
Many clever ideas were carried out
in the evenings entertainment and
a good time was had by all In at
tendance. This was a benefit party
as the circle has decided TO be re-
sponsible for one little boy or girls
clothing during the ensuing winter
AT the Methodist orphanage. A fee
OF five cents was paid by all The
gentlemen present for each foot
they were in height. adding to the
mefrfment OF all present.
Mrs. c. S. Collier was hostess 10
the Hi-Lo Club at their usual meet
ing Friday afternoon at her spacious
country home. AT the conclusion Of