Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07

decorated Win assorted spring
flowers. During the evening high
score was made by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Gewell. Besides the reg
ular club members she had Mr..
and Mrs. d. r. Farris Of Edinburg,
MI. and Mrs. Grafton and Mr..
and Mrs. Vaughn Of Harlingen as
guests.
DANCE HOSTESS
A few Of the college sophomores
entertained with a dance at the
Cascade pool IN McAllen after
commencement Friday night. The
evening was enjoyed in dancing
and games. About twenty mem
bers OF the class were present and
q few outsiders.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Marvin McCaskill was host
to the Cactus Contract club at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Spring
flowers were used in decorating the
bridge rooms. Sprays of sweet
peas, snapdragon, bird OF paradise,
japanese Sunflowers and pansies
were placed about 10 carry out the
summer theme. During the eve
ming Mrs. E. A Brown scored high.
A delicious cold drink was serv-
cd TO Mesdames L. a. Brown, Roy
KlosSner, Oliver Aldrich. 3. II.
Hooks, G. I. Haven, John Rutledge.
+ S. Hearne. J. X. Miller, Frank
Terry, w. r. Montgomery, Miss
Estelle Emmerling and the hostess.
BLUE BONNET CLUB
The Blue Bonnet club met with
Mrs. George Barnum at her home
Friday afternoon. During the eve
ming Mrs. John Rutledge scored
high and Mrs. John Mckinney
scored low.
A delicious drink was served TO
Mesdames K. A. Brown. Ida Con-
ley. Douglas. Henry Kl>ssner, John
Rutledge. Scotty Dorset, Cram
mer, K. s. Hearne. w. d. Gardner,
John Mckinney, Miss Estelle EN-
merling and the hostess.
OUTDOOR PARTY
n NNAE CLJOt dDAc y party
was given by Miss Mary Heacock
az the home Of her parents Mr.. md
Mrs. j. w. Heacock Monday eve-
ming. The guests enjoyed a camp
ing supper cooked on the lawn.
After the supper they played
games.
Those enjoying the entertain
ment were Misses Lora Mae Dixon.
Marie Bum, Louise Beverly, Fran
cess Jewell and Frances Seaver,
Messrs. Raymond Borroum. Glenn
Geisen. Vernon Giss, Ralph Lar
sen. Ray McWhorter, Bill Stephens
and Bob Smith.
SORORITY DANCE
Saturday evening the Country
club was the scene Of a very
charming dance given by the men,
bers Of the Aha Daba sorority.
The club rooms were attractive
" decorated in pink and gray. The
decoration scheme carried out the
season time, silver stars hung from
the ceiling intermingled with pink
and gray streamers while a large
full silver moon occupied one cor
ner. The insignia A. b. in pink
and gray were placed above the
mantel.
A number OF guests we're invited
from Edinburg and surrounding
towns.
BUSINESS MEETING
Wednesday morning the Edin-
burg Music club held a business
meeting at the Methodist church
and Mrs. E. II. Bonner was INSTALL
ed as president.
Other officers taking their seats
were Mrs. II. V. Mites, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. G. S. Collier, secretary;
Mrs. l. f. Terry, treasurer; Mrs.
Gus North dramatic coach: Mrs.
@. j. Haven, choral director; Mrs.
Haven and Mrs. North are to ap-
point assistants later.
Mrs. Bonner appointed her COM
mittees: program, MeSdames Mar
win McAskill, North and HoWen;
membership, Mrs. o. G. Aldrich,
Miss Emmerling, Mrs. Marshall
McIlhenny and Mrs. NJ. r. Turner;
competition. Mesdames @. G. Roug-
Elm. III. E. Wilcox, and Roy KloSs-
ner; girls week. Mesdames II. T..
Jewel, W. ID. Gardner and John
Mckinney.
The administration Of Mrs. II. K.
Jewell, retiring president is con-
sidered particularly successful b.
club members, especially III view of
the fact that the roll has been in
creased from Is to so active mem
bers.
Mrs. Jewell gave a short tax
expressing her views and thank
ing them for their cooperation Civ
en- her by the membership during
her administration. She stated
that the success Of the organiza-
ton depends not on the officers
alone but on al the members.
Mrs. Bonner. gave a short speech
thanking them for the honor and
gave a pledge to them promising
to do her best to make the new
year a successful one and 70 try
and be as successful as the pre-
ceding president.
During the business session a
resolution was passed by the club
promising all possible cooperation
to the musical culture club III
making the proposed Junior Music
club a success.