Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-17
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corted them to the perttily arranged punch
tables where Miss Kathleen Craig, a Sis
ter of the bridc-to-be, and Miss Stella
Mae Batsell poured a delicious punch.
In selecting prizes for the games and
for the honorcc Mrs. Walker made a selec-
ton of unusual prettiness and apprapri-
~atcness in view of the opening of the sum
mer season. Tn prizes were all silk para
sols. Mrs. I. Johnson of Austin. and
Mrs. Y. C.. Nall Of San Antonio were the
fortunate winner Of the paraSols Offered
the best and second best scores. Miss
Jean Sharon, who will be married tomor-
row, was also the recipient of one of the
pretty sun>hades. Sixteen tables of play
ers contested for the prizes.
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Plans for a benefit motion picture pro
gram were discussed at yesterday after
Moons session of the Girls Honor Guard.
An offer from Mr.. David Young Of the
.Dreamland theatre of the use of hiS house
for both matinee and night performances
next Tuesday was accepted. Mr.. Young
has promised TO secure Il o%ne-rcel feat
ure Bluebird picture and this with the
added features that will be offered by the
young ladies assures Il capacity house en-
te%rtainment.
One of the features decided upon YES
terday Was the sale of popular music dur
Ing the performances. Miss Florine
Pierce. 4 pianist of unusual ability, will
demonstrate the different pieces while 9TH
er young ladies will carry them through
the audience. Besides the music a special
candy booth where delicious homemade
candies will be offered for sale j. planned.
Tickets for the performance will be sold
by members of the Honor Guard.
Plans were also discussed Yesterday for
the moonlight picnic To he held mt Point
Isabel on May 9Th. \ committee headed
by Miss Sara Young, captain, will 20 IL
Point Isabel Sunday To make final ar
engagements for the picnic.
The giving of the Entertainment i in
line with the pledge of membership taken
when enrolling in the guard. whose duties
are to succor those in distress. no matter
what the cause, during the war times and
TO aid in caring for the soldiers guarding
the government and private interests.
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The formation Of a Red Gross society
j. being conducted BY Mrs. T.. $. Wheeler
and Miss Anna Kelly. The society j. to
be composed of those who took the Red
Cross course here before and who have re-
ceived nurses diplomas. 4 meeting wa
held Yesterday afternoon at the library
and literature was written for. The cla~-
will be conducted by Miss Burns, a nurse
at the base hospital.
The Learners club l. holding it, regular
weekly meeting this afternoon at the libra
nv.
Miss Addie Lou Green j. entertaining the
ladies of the Self Culture club.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. VI. SHELTON leave toda,
for San nAtonio To attend the coronation
Flowers.
Miss Lucilc Bates leaves this afternoon
for San nAtonio 10 attend the coronation
ceremonies. Miss Bates will be a guest
at the luncheon 10 bc given Governor Fer
guson in Breckenridge park.
Mrs. Mccoy of kingsville is in Browns
vile, the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. T.
McAllcn.
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Mrs. q. :. Stovall and Mrs. j. IIerfi
Monroe, "at home," Tuesday, April Fl.
from 1 To q p. m, to meet Mrs. Y. G. Nall
of San Antonio, the house guest Of Mr..
Monroe, and Mrs. William StovalI. Mrs.
Monroe's sister-in-law, were the cards re-
ceived today by Mrs. Monroe's many
Friends.