Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-02-07
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.'f"''' -NHistl'llAtbs int h1Fti~aN if d1t
club Al the home of her mother. Mr.. !. j
Young on 81. .Ciprlcs street. hoa"r;n-
Miss Lucille Chimn:5n. a bride-rl - Of III,
month. The party Wa /, HAY, Ltrn .iven
~ the Camiade home IN san .~ien;t.. tie
young ladies having arr.nvci rn mpIrr uu
To the n, ghborrR. ci;y y%e~trrt. \. hii tn
weather caused 4 change Cor the event
II the Young home here. Thi was the
first reception given b. Mr., CaIniadc
since her recent marriage. 4. scheme Of
violet and white was carried out in the
bridal motif. a number of beautiful long
siemmed Russian Niolets, ell imported,
made graceful bows from large vases.
The honor guests table wa- Il scene
that will hong bc remembered. Placed be-
meath the central chanac.'c r % the spa
eious room. il held. i'm the enter. a huge
vase of v%iolet~ and delicate greens or a
on a cloth Of hand>omest embroidery.
scattered over with violet>. Huge masses
of tulle was seen in splendid profusion
hanging from the light Just above tie ta-
bile. Little violet baskets marked places
for the bride and her bridesmaids. Ni~se,
Petra and Lily Champion and Mis- Marie
Schwartzman of st. Louis. \ delicious
hot luncheon was served prior In the game.
the mcnu including chicken salad. hot
rolls, cofteo aud 81 Their appropriate sweets.
The gift from the Cub 10 the bride was 4
handsome silver basket. and the hostess
presented her Win an exquisite white sat
IN bride B.okt THE club prize. u pair 81
silk hose was awarded Mis- Marie "a
mano. while the guest prize. 4 dainty ~il-
Yer %-tiIleto for embroidery wa- awarded
Mrs. b. l.. Cain.
Those invited included Mr.. y. l.. Cain.
Mr.. II. n. Loew, Mrs. James Fox. Mr..
y. Celaya, Mrs.. a. b. Walker. Mr.. Gu~~ie
Scott CLANCY. Mr.. Myrtle Harrison and
Mrs. r.. II. Frazier OF San Bcnito. Mrs.
Joe Cclaya IT., Mrs. King Mason. Mrs.
\. WAYNE N,-,d. NIr~. Gimc~ Browne.
Mr.. y. L.'Spero. Mrs. John y. Young.
Miss Mugdalcna Fernandez. Mis- Marie
Fernando. Mis- Marie Samano. Mis-
Schwartzman of n. Louis. Ms Lucille
Murphy Of LAREDO. Mis- Ruth Craig. Miss
Julia Br,wne. Nr~ sarah Young. Miss
MaNme Browne and Miss Marie Starck.
Mr.. t.. b. Crcager entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club this afternoon AZ
her home on North Elizabeth street.
The Self Culture club met Yesterday af-
%icrnoon at the home of Mr.. W. Il. Jones
with Mr.. james a. Graham ~ hostess.
the change IN place of the meeting having
been due g. the weather. Mr.. Jones was
the leader of the program with the sub
iect Mexico" Ms sii,. read q very
interesting paper on the peonage system
IN McNiro after which the roll was called
and several other minor business mat
icr~ were discussed. The hostess served
i iriouS refreshments after which the la
1'"~ enjoyed an hour If social chats.
The Learners club met Yesterday after
boon III the library with Mr.. Il. b. Creag-
or IN the chair and Mrs.. j. :. Ford. re
carding secretary. who has been absent
inr some time. again resumed her duties.
The subject was THE Studies IF Sudcr-
man. carrying on the clubs research in
modern drama.
After reading the minutes. reports were
heard from the treasurer and the libra
Ran. cacir showing 4 satisfactory state
Of affairs IN thcir departments. The Ii
hrarian reported receiving four extra
books recently.' one from Major Reynolds
and the other three from abroad.
During the session for the discussion Of
the unfinished business. the ladies again
took up the discussion of the topic of the
next years work. The program commit
tee was directed 10 select and present
several subjects to the cub III the next
meeting for the selection of the final top
ic. This meeting will he held February
2Gth and will he the final for this dis
cus ion. This committee includes Mrs.
". X. Mendcnhall. Mrs. Mae Dickens and
Mr.. L. Il. Howard. This business having
been concluded. the club proceeded with
the program Of the previous meeting OF
which Mrs. +. H.. +. Howard had proven
i very capable leader. An open di~cu-
sion was entered into and MANY interest
ing facts were revealed on the subject
Mrs. Creager read a paper on 'Polnts
Of Similarity Between the Plays Of Suder-
man an. the Plays Of Pinero." Miss An
mn Kelly gave y reading on "Magda.'
Ni~~ Anita kowalski read a paper on the
value of Reatrice's sacrifice IN The JOY
~ Living Mr.. Frank Ramsey read a pa
rrr on "The Influence Upon Suderman Of
'b~,n'~ Work.
\ pleasant VISOR for the Afternoon
Mi-S Mary Williams of New Horl
VII came as the guest of her sister. Mrs