Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-01

TIE Friday Bridge club was entertained
this morning by Mrs. l.. s. Order. Mrs
Grider changed her reception hours from
the afternoon to the morning on accom-
of the Red Cross classes which take VI
the afternoon hours.
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Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the mu
sic lovers of the city are invited 10 meei
at the library to form a musical club. Thu
call TO rthe meeting is the %outtgrowth of {;
reception given yesterday afternoon b,
Mrs. H.. NJ. Shelton in honor of Mrs. Ma.
mic Folsom Wynne of Dallas, wife of Cap
tain Frank Wynne of the Fourth Texas
infantry.
Mrs. Wynne is a prominent member o.
Texas musical and club circles. She i
director of the Dallas Wednesday Chora
club, chairman of the musical extension
department of the Dallas Federation o
Woman's clubs, and organizer and secre
tary of the Texas Federation of Musica
clubs.
Mrs. Wynne told of the organization OF
musical clubs in Maria and Alpine where
the Fourth Texas was stationed last win
ter and as a result of her talk it was de
cided to organize such a club here. Mrs
Wvnne is also prominently identified witt
the Girls National Honor Guard havine
assisted in the organization of severa'
troops in the guard.
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An interesting event of last night wa
the public installation of the Hope chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star. The af
fair was attended by members of the chap
ter and their friends and by the member
of the other Masonic orders and Their
guests. Besides the installation service
a musical program was given and refresh
ments of Ice cream and cake were Serv,
The officers. elective and appointive VIII,
were installed were: Mrs. ID. McLendon
worthy m%atron; l.. II. Olmstead. worthy
patron; Mrs. May Davis. associate worthy
matron; Mrs. George Stell, secretary; Mrs
Bert Snyder, treasurer; Miss Addie Good
rich, conductress; Miss Rosalie Roy. asso.
ciate conductress: Miss Stella Dickinson
Adah; Mrs. C. w. Batsell. Ruth; Mrs. l.
X. Olmstedt, Esther; Mrs. j. X. Bull. Mar.
tina; Mrs. III. L.. Thomas. Electra: Mrs. j
L. Craig, marshal; Mrs. Fannie d.. Pute-
gnat, chaplain; Mrs. W. A. Rutledge. or.
g%anist; Miss Virginia Cooke, warden; J. j
Cooke, sentinel.
Mrs Olmsted, the retiring worthy mat
ron, was- presented with a beautiful worth,
matron's jewel, the speech of presentation
being made by Mrs. J. 5. Bowles. The en-.
blem is wonderfully engraved, and in
cludes In the workmanship a representation
OF a gavel. The local order now has f:
membership of over one hundred.
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Complimenting Miss Zarah Mowry o.
Laredo, Mrs. Xavier Camiade entertaine,
a few other friends at her home yesterda,
afternoon with a bridge party. Precedin,
the games a luncheon of iced tomatoe.
with ~mayonnaise dressing, asparagus OF
toast, iced tea, olives, minis and wafer
were served. For high score, Miss Mari,
Fernandez won a handmade guest towel
Miss Lois Agar won a manicure set 70
consolation prize and the guest Of hono
was awarded a pair of silk hose. Mrs
Camiade had a number of guests from
Brownsville here for the occasion. Thos,
present were Mrs. f. NJ. Gate, Mrs. Alder
Herbst, Mrs. B.. III. Frazier, Mrs. Lytl
Harrison, Mrs. Kennedy of Laredo. Mrs
j. j. Young of Brownsville, Misses Mari,
Starck of Brownsville and Misses Mildre,
Gates and Lois Agar and the honore,
guest.
Mrs. Camiade and her sister, Miss Sar:
Young of Brownsville, leave this Afternoon
for an extended trip east. They will 2,
to New York by rail, via st. Louis an.
will return by boat They expect to b.
gone about a month.-San Benito Lieb
The officers Of the Fourth Texas in
fantry will give a dance at the pavilion n
Fort Brown at s 80 o'clock tonight. All Of
ficers of the post, their wives, and mem
bers of the Country club and the EIks cluf
their friends and families are invited.
The members of the Girls National Hon
or Guard will attend the dance at the nos
pavilion in a body, gathering at the cham
Der of rooms at $50.
Mrs. }. ". Holt, who has spent The yea