Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-12
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. George Pace entertained the
Modem Pnscillas this afternoon.
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The Learner Club met Yesterday after
noon At the library in its regular weekly
Study and business session. At yester-
days session the plans for the annual out
ing OF the club were discussed. The out
ing is set for April Is. Committees were
appointed to arrange the affair. The com-
mittee on transportation will include Mrs.
X. B. Creager, Mrs. Blanche Loew and
Miss Isabel Pierce. The refreshment COM
mittee will include Mrs. J. S. Ford, Miss
Anna Kelly and Miss Fanny Mullen.
Mrs. A. Celaya, who represented the
club at the Kingsville convention, gave an
interesting report Of the affair.
The study period was led by Miss Dora
W~iliingham, who read a paper on sanitary
conditions Tor women Of the working
classes. Mrs. T. A. Kinder reported on
employment bureaus and Mrs. b. O. Works
on public recreations.
Miss Fanny Mullen, in charge Of the
weekly story hour, reported an attendance
Monday afternoon Of seventy-two children.
Mrs. q. y. Clancy gave an extended re-
port On the kingsville meeting. which will
De published IN full in The Herald Thurs
day.
MIS-. George Hamilton yesterday after
noon entertained the Self Culture Club in
It's regular meeting. After the guests had
with Mrs. Hamilton, the club IN
q body visited Mrs. J. X. Bull, who has
been absent from the club since the death
Of her husband.
Alter the reports from the Kingsyille
convention had been received the studv
hour was opened. The subject for the aft
ernoon was "Texas Under Six Flags
Each OF the six flags that had waved over
iexas was shown, and interesting talks
ON them we're made by the hostess. Mr..
Bull, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Davenport. Mr.
bishop and Miss Blanche Custer. Mrs. II.
Is. Gaibraith made an interesting talk ON
The Pioneer Women Of Texas" AT the
conclusion Mrs. Hamilton served refresh
meDts.
Little Miss Frances Blanton entertained
"a number Of her friends Tuesday after
noon In honor Of her sixth birthday. Thu.
entertainment was held at the home of her
mother, Mrs. J. +. Blanton, ON ST. Charles
street. After the children had PLAYED
games Tor some time the birthday cake
was cut. Miss Dorothy More drew the
rng, Miss Alice Starck the dime. and Miss
Gay More the button.
Mrs. Blanton was assisted in ent.r,,;n
ing by her sister, Mrs. John Starck. Mr.
NJ. Edeistein and Mrs. Milton Baird.
ihe little guests: Misses Helen Howard
Mary DeBardeleben, Gladys Sepaueh.
Ance and Annie Starck, Dorothy and Dori,
.o'e' Virginia Hallam, Ruth Pickens.
LYDIA Clements, Elizabeth, Cav and
Dorothy More, Annie Louise Manaban
Laura Lee Tansil, Althea Whitehead:
Frank and Arthur Monroe and Rober,
Kitchen.
The guests included Won Howard and
Frances and Dorothy Blanton.
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announcement was made by the Learn
ers' library today that the library will be
open from 4 30 To 8 p. IN. on each We'd
nesday and Saturday, until fall. Mrs. G.
;. Clancy is Librarian today.
D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l.. kowalski and little
Miss Sophie kowalski, their daughter. left
this afternoon for San Antonio from where
Mrs. kowalski and daughter will 90 TO
Saudcrson. Texas, To visit her sister. Mrs.
Charles Downic Jr., for the next two
months. Mr.. kowalski will return Ia
Brownsville from San Antonio.
Many telc-rams of congratulation were
forwarded from Brownsville today 10 Mr..
and Mrs. William III. Putegnat. who were
married at the st. Patrick's church in that
city. The bride was Mrs. Jennie r. Harri-
son. After the ceremony the couple left
for Houston, where they will arrive tonight.
leaving by steamer probably tomorrow
from Galveston for Havana, Cuba, for the
honeymoon.
D