Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-23
SOCIAL NOTES

masse last night for the ahousewarm-
ings given by the ladies Of the City
Federation Of Women s Clubs, to intro
dace to the pubic this most recent cen
ter Of social and civic enterprise. The
new club house IL very adaptable for
delightful summer entertainments the
cool rooms and the pretty garden pre-
senting an inviting view. The rooms
were decorated in masses Of ferns and
flowers while d~aintily spread tables
we're scattered throughout the gardens
where ices were served during the prog
ress Of the musical program.
Miss Anita Kowalski who arranged
the program had secured for the eve
ming some Of the best musical talent in
the city.
The program opened with several in
strumental numbers contributed by
Miss. Flora Briggs Of San Antonio who
is the guest Of Mrs. q. s. CLANCY and
Mrs. Ellis CLANCY Miss Briggs is a
student II the best music masters and
PLAYS with rare feeling and technique.
Miss Fanny Landrum, whose wonderful
soprano voice is always a joy TO
Brownsville music lovers. contributed
several solos and later sang in duet
with r. II. Rorkc. Mr.. I.orkc also sang
several seIos which were most enjoy
able as lid Captain T.. II. Butler. Lieu
tenant McNair and Miss EVELYN Ben
nett. Messrs. Louis KowaIski and An
%sustinc Celsya closed the program with
. piano selection. Following the pro
gram the guests were entertained by
volunteer selections IN which most ol
the musicians participated. The event
opened NJ : o'cIrk IN the afternoon,
and continued until 1890 o'clock.
The .,ncmhcrs If the Elks Club and
the officers of Fort Grown will hold
their regular weekly hop AZ the club
parlorsi in the Stcgm1n building Ia
night. The music will bc furnished by
an orchestra from the Fourth Lnfantry
baud
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian church
have announce. - pie and cake sale I"
be held tomorrow afternoon at the IIai
shop ON Elizabeth street.
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The Learners Library viii lie open
from 40 until q o'cl,k Saturday aft
crnoon, with Mrs. r. a. Ramsey the
Librarian.
Mrs. T.. Katz Of San Antonio, who has
been visiting her son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. +. Kaplan. left Friday al
aernoon for San Antonio.
.
Mrs. John r.. Rutledgc is entertaining
the Friday Bridge Club this afternoon.
.
Mrs. Gnssie Scott CLANCY Will enter
tain ut The Country Clnb at so o'clock
Saturday afternoon for little Gree CLANCY
instead of 3 o'clock n was announced. IT,
fore darkness sets in. The event will hc
in honor Of Gricc's fifth birthday.
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Last evening at S:30 o'cIock 1T the
residence of Mrs. Dora Hedges. 1925
Brook avenue. was performed the cere
mony uniting in marriage Miss Geneva
Hodges of Waco and Mr.. Edwin T.
Wright of Dallas. Rev. y. NJ. Dawson.
pastor of the First Baptist church. 81
~1iciating. The ring was used
The guests were welcomed ~ the .ioor
by the brides mother. MRS. Dora Iiol
ces and sister. Mrs. :. r. Kennedy.
Preceding the ccrcmon, Miss lncile
Masters sang An For Non. ar,ompa
MED by Miss Josephine parin. cousin
Of the bride. ~ Lott
To the strains III Mcii,icl>Snnn :
march the wedding par't entered The ~
ccption hall. where i.rs. Dawson spoke
the words uniting the N"rng couple 10
marriage. The bridesmaid. Mss Kari
Hedges. we're Il white embroidered nr
candle. with pink sash anl carried IN
arm bouanrI ~ pink bridesmaid roses
and ferns. Louis Wright. br"ilcr 1T The
groom. WAS hest man. The, We're thr
only attendants.
Ge"rgcifc crepe aud iancta. The bride
bouquet WAS III beautiful bride rr>rS
Decorations In the reception room
where the srremon, was PERFORMED
were pink and white carnationS. utter.
mingled with ferns. The pink and white
scheme was also carried out in the alin
ing room.
A reception for the vonng couple was
held immediately following the eerc,no