Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-18
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en- this afternoon for the soldiers in the
base hospital by a visit of Brownsville
musicians and n program of popular mus
lc. The program was arranged by Miss
Annette Hicks and consisted of cheerful
music and readings. Miss Bertha Hicks.
who scored one of the biggest hits in the
Knights of Columbus minstrel, sang 'lIon-
olulu, America Loves YOU Naughty.
Naughty, Naughty and several Ha-
waian love songs. Miss Evelyn Ben
nett sang poor Butterfly and 1.-The Red,
White and Blue" Misses Georgia and
Odessa Dancy, two accomplished readers,
gave several selections, and Louis Kowal-
ski sang several songs, accompanying him
self on the ukulele.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. O.
l. Hicks. 1t is hoped to make entertain
ments at the base hospital a feature of So
cial service in Brownsville.
Mrs. Ellis Clancy i entertaining the
Friday bridge club this afternoon.
Miss Ray Stowe. teacher of the high
second grade at the grammar school, was
entertained at luncheon and with a brief
but attractive program by the members Of
her Gloss yesterday afternoon. The affair
was held under the arbor ut the ramma
school building. Besides the honor guest,
there were present Miss Rose Stowe. Mis-
Lizzie Barbour, superintendent of city
schools and Professor Greene. principal
of the grammar school, and Miss Anita
kowalski, director of Music.
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The Thursday Bridge Club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. II. +.
Wagner at her lone on Washington street.
In the games the prize was won by Mrs.
o. |. Hicks. In addition to the club mem
bers three substitutes. Mrs. james Rent
for, Mrs. Cam Hill and Mrs. a. II. Hicks
were present. The club members were ::
MeSdameS o. /. Hicks, f.. McGary. 4. Il.
Walker, c. W.. Colgin and Miss Florence
Bell. The club will be entertained next
= week by Mrs. G. c. Wagner.
The Parent Teachers Association at its
meeting yesterday afternoon decided ~.
adopt the patriotic steps recommended by
General Morton in his address To the Val
ley Federation on May sth and do all in iis
power to increase the good feeling between
the American and Mexican people and to
assist in removing the temptations which
General Morton pointed TO the federation.
"a surrounding the army camps in Browns
vile.
The association also, decided TO hold the
second of the stereograph lectures al the
high school on May 18th. Mrs. r. g..
Pierce, secretary and treasurer, made =
report Of the financial success Of the
stereograph lecture given this week. Mr..
McChesney. Miss Virginia Mullen and Miss
Anita kowalski were chosen IA delegates
to the city federation meeting Saturday.
The Parent-Teachers association will meet
again Thursday OF next week ut the high
school.
The Epworth League Of the First Meth
od'st church will entertain Saturday even
ing at Z 80 O'Clock at the residence ri Mr..
and Mrs. George Walker, 401 Washington
street. in honor of the members Of the
Fourth infantry who nave been active in
the work OF the league since coming to
Brownsville.
Mrs. Charlotte Mcnamara OF New York
City, representing the University society.
National Child Welfare Movement. arrived
in Brownsville today and announces that
she will Immediately begin the oreaniza-
fionof n local branch society. Mrs. McNa-
mara j. just from LAREDO. and recently she
organized a society in San Antonio which
uow has six hundred mpmhprS a. tho
name indicates. the movement j. one of
nationwide strength. Mrs. Mcnamara ex-
pected to take up the local organization
with local women prominent in welfare
work.