Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-15
SOCIAL NOTES

Al yesterday /, meet ~. 81 The Learners
Club officers tpr the coming year were
chosen and Delegates appointed 10 the dis
trict convention that meets in kingsville
April 6 and Z. The officers named are:
Mrs. r.. b. Creager, president Mr.. Mae
corresponding secretary; Mr.. Gussie Scott
CLANCY, parliamentarian; Miss Anna Kelly,
librarian; Miss Fanny Mullen, story hour.
Mrs. Guss.e Scott CLANCY was chosen az
delegate 10 the kingsville convention and
Mss Fanny Mullen as alternate.
A petition was read from the Centre La
tho asking that the merchants who had
mol joined the move 10 close their places of
business at 6 80 o'clock be urged To do 50
10 order that the clerk should be- in posi-
ton To attend the night schools If they 80
desired.
Miss Anita Kowalski read q paper on
the night schools IN Brownsville. These
schools, according TO MIS- kowalski, con
slst OF the Centre Latino. Mis- Peterson,
dramatic art class, and Mr.. Nera'- Spanish
class, and the sewing class of Mr.. W. \.
hoNN. IL y anu u ASiaAiA' " A<''@
made talks upon the need for a hospital
10 Brownsville.
Miss Annie l.. DySart. second president
Of the club and who for thirty five years
has been engaged IN missionary work in
MatamOroS and San Benlt0, was q guest al
the meeting yesterday afternoon. Miss
Dysart j. now located in San Benito where
h. - ...uHu.tan. r.Alxf.ra. ,.t--t,. anI
settlement work.
The entire school system Of the Browns
willie independent School District will 90
operate IN celebrating the tri-rentcnary on
Nav 1. This event will take the place Of
The regular May tctc ~ the pupils ~ the
grammar school aud will embrace the
classes IN the high school. the grammar
school and the rural schools included in
The district.
Although the program has not been
worked out IN detail 1t will consist of
songs, folk dances. and costume parade
depicting the different Shakc~pcarian
PLAYS, field contests and outdoor games.
The teachers 81 the different grades are
commencing th. work of training and sc-
leeting the pupils for the different scenes.
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The Self Culture Club met yesterday aft
eruoon ut the home of Mr.. Burt snyder.
The leader tor the afternoon was Mrs. r..
T. Reynolds. Mr.. Mae Dickens read q
puper an "Thc Daughters of the Tcxa, Re
milie.' Mr.. =. g.. George conducted i
parliamentary drill. a. delegate "a the
klngsulle convention Mr.. y. H. George
was chosen, with Mr.. Fred Tate a4 alter
nate. After the program Mr.. Snyder
served refreshments
Ms Penelope Peterson last night pre-
scented a number of her junior student n
recital at her studio on Washington street
"A large number Of guest were present
After the program Nj Peterson served
refreshments.
The following program was gwen:
demonstration Of Physical Work.
talk by MISS Peterson. followed by work
from gesture chart. by Mis- Florence FL
stun.
2-"0nc, Two. Three" tII. C.. Bunner) :;
reading. Georgia Dancy.
3-(a) ''raming the Shrcw !" OBJ "Child
Musician" (Au~tin Dod~onl; tcl "Thc
DafrodiIs," (WordSworthl. Caroline Web
ster.
1.-The Pixy People thames Whit
comb Riley. odeSsie Dancy.
5-"What 10 the Bee Dop" Roberta
MaeDougall.
5-"Alfrcd'S Riddle" Violet Lank.
Fool Young ms flames Whit
comb Riley Ruby Dickens.
s-"When the Outdoor Calls" Ruth De
Clio.
a-"Marriagc + II Mode" Baker
Esther Pcavy.
lo-"Thc Day ! Done uongfcllowl
Stella Nae Bat~ell.
ll-"Ea,tcr Morning" Baker, Eliza
beth Webster.
12-"Secrct~ of the Heart (Au>tin
Dodsonl Ethel Tim and Georgia Dancy.
l3-''Sccrct~ of the %Ilcart." in panto-
mine, Ehzahth Webster and Ode>>ic Dancv.
li-"iIcw Much," Florence El~tun and
Roberta MacDcucall.
l5-Bani~hlng scene from As You Like
L." Esther Pca,y and Ruby Dickens.
l6-orginsl p%antominc. Ruth DcCillo.
la-orclnal pantominc. doctors Of
fee" by the class.
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The Tuesday bridge Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. joe
Celaya. Club members and a few invited
guests were present.
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