Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-09
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came each had a full basket of highly col
ored Easter eggs.
Mrs. Ill. l.. Yates will entertain the Self
Culture club at It's weekly meeting Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. j. I. Kirkpatrick left Sunday after
noon for Fort Sam Houston to join her
husband, Colonel Kirkpatrick, sanitary Of
ficcr of the first provisional infantry di-
vision. Mrs. Kirkpatrick has been prom
inent IN both army post and civilian social
circles during her residence here.
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Mrs. ". Ii. Walton Saturday afternoon
lcncrtained a number of the little friends Of
her daughters, Anna Mae and Corrinc. The
Easter rabbits cooperate with the hostess
and in nests hard, but not too hard. to
find had placed settings of beautiful Eas-
ter eggs.
The young people were taken 10 The
country club in automobiles and spent the
afternoon searching for riggs and PLAYING
games ON the club grounds. Late in the
evening the dining room was opened and a
delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. Wal
ton was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. c.
II. More and Misses Loberta Walker. Lois
McChcsncy and Katherine Pierce. The
guests were:
lhoda Hicks, Rachel Rich, Rachel
Pierce, Marcia Clint, Venice and Bessie
Walker. Anna Lou Manahan. Esther Wei
'cr. Beth Crcagcr, Mildred letter. Dorothy.
lay and Elizabeth More. Josephine Pierce.
elizabeth Jones. Lille Newman. Ida Y.
Clements and Sallic Sharon.
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The Learners Club will meet nj the Ii
'ray Tuesday afternoon in regular weekly
session.
"A pretty Easter party of Saturday was
hat given by little Miss Mary Catherine
Doueherty nj the home of Miss I%Iettic
Doughcrty. on Levec street. The spacious
lawn contained many cunningly hidden
nests, filled with eaudy Easter eggs. At
ter the last possible nook in which n nest
might be hidden had been ransackcd the
guests were ushercd into the dining room.
which had been ta>tefully decorated in Nav
lilies and ferns, where a delightful lunch
con was served.
Miss Dougherty was assisted in enter
tanning by her parents, DIR. and Mrs. ". j.
Donghcrty. Mrs. j. W. Davis. Mrs. TAYLOR
of Boston, Mrs. John Closner and Mrs.
|Lipscomb Of Edinburg.
The guests were Mildred and Salome Ne
Allen, Catherine, Elizabeth and Frances
Crcagcr, Elizabeth, Mary Emma and Annie
Nj. Nivier, Eleanor Rcntfro. Federico Klcib-
cr, Sophie Kowalski. Doris Kane. Elizabeth.
Dorothy and Gay More, George and Rob
crt Goodrich, Miller and George Seaman.
Robert Dalzell. Linton Rcntafro, William
and John Lipscomb, Albert and Argyle Ne
Allen.
Sunday afternoon for Houston to visit
friends.
There viii he a meeting AT the Learncrc'
library nj I o'clock Wednesday afternoon
of all those Interested in the organization
of a Girls Honor Guard.
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Mrs. ". :. Blackslcar, assisted bv her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Hicks. Saturday af
ternoon entertained the smaller children of
the Central Christian church AT an Easter
egg hunt at her home in West Brownsville.
After the Easter eggs had all been faand
the little folks were treated to refresh
mcnts of ice cream cones and exc, after
which n trolley ride back to Brownsville
was enjoyed.
A pleasing Easter Sunday entertainment
preceded the regular Sunday morning
church services at The Central Christian
church. Following TIE Suni-v ,chool ser
vices, conducted by Superi tnrGent ". =.
Blacksliear, special Easter Songs were sung
by the primary, intermediate and senior
sections of the school.
DIR. =. X. IIallam preached the Easter
sermon. taking ~ hi~ subject he "Re sur
rcction." Following the sermon The Lord
Supper was observed.
Miss Ruth Craig returned today from
San Antonio, where she has been sptndine