Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-24

ing. high and l"w second.
Recitation. My Pretty Red sled" Be
nito Gonzales. low second.
'Rccitaiion. .Ncrry Christmas tn One
and All Rcfugio Medina.
Song. ~Chri~ima~ Bells" both grade.
d.
Through the kiuduc~~ - Nicolas Lopez
the Drlicia~ hall has hc"u thrown opcu ~
The children ~ the Charity Home tor their
Christmas banquet aud tree. The mem
ber~ Of the Charity a~~nciatinn ur-r the
more fortunate people rot fn tnrgri the
poor on Christmas day and ask that .Ii
lifts or donations he sent 70 the ball ~ Z"
the home.
The children ~ the high first and how
second grades of the primary deparsnent
~ the public school were the guests and
participants III 4 dcliuhtful Christmas EN-
tertammcnt at the grammar -cl""l ve-tcl
day afternoon. The children. under ihc
supervision al their TEACHER. Mr. H. g..
Moore and M, Ilctty bouehertN. had
Transformed what D. ordinarily 4 very
plain ehool room iuto i Garden 81 Chr I
ma cheer. The wall aud ctilng vera
covered with Christmas plant and taat
mos and ia front 81 the marvcluu-lg c+n-
siructrd fire plarc-onc Of the kind Santa
Ia NO trouble IN getting either M or duwn
-a Christmas tree. Which bore = rich crop
Of candies, nuts and fruits, had grown.
The feature Of the cntertainmeu was the
program given BY the pupils y the h'~h
first and second grades and the play. ''Th"
Coming Of Christmas ~ the low second
grade. The following program wa- render
ed:
81 am q yci, POOR Little Girl." Pearl
Garcia.
"A Gift to Santa Claus" Esther Weller.
Recitation hy Irene Caniu
"Christmas is Coming" Rachael Pierce.
- Wonder" Juanita Martin.
"What VIII Santa Think 81 That" Anna
May Walton.
"Chri~tma~ Reminder" Francis Adams.
"Oid Santa Claus" Angelica Villages.
Recitation. Olivia Ramirez.
Recitation. Rosa Ramirez.
play. Coming pf Christmas" I'm low
second grade.
The Coming Of Santa Claus" Charar
terS: December. Alfonso Alor.o- larl
Frost. Georer Pntccnat: Snow Fairies,
Ruth Bates. Elizabeth Crraurr. Aliria
Peua. Constance Irrri: Grandpa. Wiutpr
Tarc: Grandma. N1r,ia Clint: Children /.
Ni"llic. Con~urla GUERRA. Ted. Alfred Rry
an. Jack. John Nivior Mary. Mud"-i-
Sarnz: Nell. EIoi-n CriNcll. Santa. Rol,-
crt R%cntfr".
Mr.. r. 4. Kinder. assisted y, Nr~. W.
p. Walton and Mr.. J. r. Ndam-. enter
tanned the Thursday, Bridge club ~ her
home on Trvec street. The club first
prize was won ~ Mr.. 4. =. Walker. n
was = basket ot maidcnhair fern. Mr.. w.
:. West also won q fern basket a~ t'r
guests prize. while the consolation Wa
cut for and wu ~ Mr.. A. Wavuc Wood
~ the conclusion nt play Mr.. Kinder
served n hight salad course. Member and
GUESTS rle~crt were Me~dame- A. n
Walker. i. /. Spero. 9. J.. Hicks. Robert
Wagner. James \. Browne. r. l.. McGarv.
Ralph Schmeline. John GREGG. ". - Wal
ton. ! 4 Adam. " y Nrnev'tt. \. y
Kendall 4 NJ. Kent. Y nv Nnlnr. Floyl
Tavtor q y Walker. m NJ SHELTON. "
r. Frr7ltr.r r. ". WRIGHT. A. Wayue
Wood NJ 81 West. II. l.. Yates. Ira Web
Ter, Nj rs Nora Douglas and Florence
Bell.
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The Red Cross benefit concert VIII he
held in the Huxley auditorium on Monday
night and an elaborate musical program Is
being arranged. The principal music Of the
evening will be the selections by the Fourth
infantry band. but IN addition 4 number
of the vocali>ts of whom Brownsville has
Just cause to he proud will assist.
Mrs. James b. Wells. the local chairman.
has inst returned from the east and MANS