Under what circumstances can a non-member gain entrance to a private club and be served alcoholic beverages?

In Texas, a non-member can gain entrance to a private club and be served alcoholic beverages by having a valid temporary membership card. Private clubs in Texas are allowed to serve alcohol to non-members as long as they hold temporary membership cards. This regulation helps regulate alcohol consumption and access in private club settings. The other options, such as being a member's friend, being a local resident, or having an annual membership agreement, do not represent the standard requirements for non-members to be served in a private club under Texas laws.