Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-13

DIR. and Mrs. y. O. Works last night
entertained a cirr'c of their friends at
auction 600. the oceas on being also in the
nature OF a house warming, the hosts hav-
ing only a few days ago occupied the re-
Gently completed twc-Story residence on
Leycc street. Liberal attention Was given
in the design for exposure 4, the brcczcS
from the gulf, the reception suite opening
in that direction, and thrown wide oren to
a spacian 'snmner room pcrG;ss 81
comfortable entertaining evtn in midSGm-
mcr. a home especially designed FOR the
scmi-trop;cal climate.
Pink and white rose were used to m
Score and tiiiy cards were hand painted
in pink and lassadcv flower ornament.
The hosts offered prizes well worth
striving tsr. Fhe prize to high score Tor
the ladies, a pretty boudoir lannp, vent
to Miss Howard. The prize for gentlemen
a handsome brass stand reading lamp, al
Unstable, went t. Mr.. b. L.. Cain. The
consolation. a set of book ends. was cut
for and received nv Theodore Kirkham.
McssrS. and McsdaIres W. Ii. Clint,
Ralph Schmcling. John Gregg. W. f. Me-
Davitt, 4. Ashhcim, w. =. West, Fl. a.
Notary. +. II. T. I~ownrrl. f. L. Hicks,
Ellis CLANCY. a. Il. Walker. james 4.
Browne, c. II. More. ". p. Walton. r. A..
Kinder, O. X. Mason. - l.. Spero, b. L..
Cain, ". c. Craig, II. NJ. SHELTON, \. Ce-
laya, Louis Brulay. O. Y. Lawrence. and
+. C. Sizelan: Me~dames blanche r.. Lecw,
J. ]. Young. Markham, Camiade, Grider:
Miss Howard and Mss Clint: DIR. II. X.
Locw, DR.. r. f. Dickinson. Theodore Kirk
ham, j. VI. STEIN and Gerald Johnson.
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Miss Virginia Harrison was hostess yes
to-day AT a perfectly appointed luncheon
I'M her hons in Magnolia avenue. honoring
Miss Ina Yonng OF Stebbenyille.
J~onquils filling d tall basket were used
in the adronment of the table. At either
end were vases filled with the blossoms.
Six yellow wax tapcrS n silver candle
sticks added to the attraciivenes~ Of the
decorations. Miss Harrison's guests in
cluded q number of Mulholland girls. who
were with the honor guest, Miss Young,
Misses Josephine Woodruff. Catherine
Franklin, Jean Aubrey, Mary Aubrey,
Mary Pauline Fordtran. Majoric Netcalfe:
Mesdames Samuel Alexander Barclay,
Frost Woodhuli. G;rard Fraser and Henry
Bryant.-San Antonio Express.
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Mr.. and Mr.. n. s. Stovall arrived in
Brownsville from Austin Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Stovall were married ut the home
of Mrs. Stovall'- parents in Austin on April
10th. Mr.. StoyaIl j. n well known Browns
vile young nan and has been employed
for many months ~ purchasing agent IN
the office of depot quar.crnaster. Mrs..
Stovall waS formerly Miss Helen Na~~ie
and j. the daughter Of one Of .Au~tiR'- old
est and most prominent families.
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Mrs. W. T.. MrDavi;t entertained the
weekly session Of the Friday bridge cIul,
this afternoon.
The ladies of Fort Brown are holding
their weekly bridge tournament in the pa
vilion this afternoon.
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Now that the Lcnicn season has closed
the 'Elk-' club ladies nights long a de-
lightful feature 81 Brownsyillc'S social life
will be resumed. The first dance viii be
held tonight.
The following invitations were received
this morning:
"Mr. and Mrs. William Carmichael
Craig request the honor OF your presence
mt the marriage Of their daughter. Ruth
Titus, to Philip kitchines MrNair. Iien
tenant United States army, on the after
noon Of the Tuesday. The seventeenth day
of April, 1917. at three o'clock, Church Oh
Advent, Brownsville, Texas"
Mrs. NJ. X. Davis and children III Palcs-
tine, Texas, are in Brownsville. the .aest-
Of Mrs. Davis sister. Mrs. i. q. Hawke.
Mr.. and Mr.. r. Martyr arrived last
night from Dallas with their children. Mrs.
Martyr and children have been spending
the winter in Dallas. and were accompa-
MED home by Mr. Martyr.
THE HAT SHOP i specializing on lad
les WAR skirts. -
Removed nos Elizabeth street
Phone A. Lester Smythe. adv
Radiating arms which form the top u
a new camp stove fold down like IN um.
breIla into a tube which constitute. It.
hodv and sunnart