Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-28

THE Herald Is pleased to announce that
Mss Fioriae- Pierce has Joined its staff as ed
Iter OF the society column. items should be
tqephoned to Miss Pierce between the hours
81 $3.50 and 10 o'clock in the morning. at Tele-
ghsns Me !, and at other hours at Telephone
". 'e7ast
Mrs. III. b. Moler entertains the We'd
nesday Bridge Club this afternoon.
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Mrs. John Gregg will be nj home 10 the
Thursday Bridge Club tomorrow.
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The stsIeoSeciic pieture~ of the Ameri-
can navy cruise around The world in 1907
will b.: :skewif tonight AT 7:45 o'clock at
the high AchdoT auditorium under the au-
spices of the Parent Teachers A~~ocia-
tion. These pictures will he described in
short talks by the high school students
while the different subjects are being
flashed on the screen.
The following l. the program arranged
by Miss Anita Kowal~ki. director Of pub
lie school music:
"Asa's Death ".Anitra', Dance (Perrc
Gyntl tGriegl. piano ~olo-Mi~~ Frances
Order.
"Eleyy' tMa~sanct), soprano solo
Miss Ruby Dickens
Frightened, ! Punpkin"-Tweke girls
and boys of the third grade.
Song and Dance-Nelly Hoyt Of the high
first grade.
Thanksgiving lin 162l-1917" and
"Turkeyland.' >ong-By the Knitting Club.
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The hdiess Of the Eastern Star had
dharsefafts BED GrsS< YESTERDAY. A. the
HasterhS Sfaf' haS let aside Tuesday Of
each week. the ladies who had charge were
or that organization. AZ the sewing ma
chimes were Mc~daimes W. III. Dear. Bert
Snyder, Stoner and j. ". Davis. who com
plefed seven shirts. Those who packed
the eight Chrisamfs boxes. donated bv
member of the chapter. we're Mesdamcs
W. A. Rutledge. ID. McLendon. II. II.
Weller, III. l.. Thomas and W. 4. Vann.
Phe boxes were donated by Mesdames ".
A. Rutledge, H. Z. Thomas, ID. McLendon.
Nay Davis. ". II. Dear. ". T. Vann. Mrs.
Bert SNYDER: Miss Adaie Goodrich and
Bert Snyder. The boxes will be shipped
by Mrs. ". A.. Rntledge today to Hoboken.
n. j., to he included in,the Christmas ship
ment for the soldiers in France.
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Mrs. Emmett Dodd will have charge Of
the tags on tag day nj the Dreamland
theater corner from 4 TO ! o'clock in the
afternoon, with Mrs. J. b. Coulter and
Misses Rosita Putegnat. Olga Tansill and
Ruby Dickens a. assistants
Mrs. ID. l.. Spero will be nj the Queen
theater with Misses Maymie Browne and
Miss Pafrice Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Alexander and sons.
who have resided IN this city for the past
five yeaffs, will leaye Saturday for Kings
Vile, where they viii make their home. I
The Self Culture Club meets with Mrs.
Harbert Davenport this afternoon. with
Mrs. Y. l.. Conrad a. leader.
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Miss Maria Samano entertained the
Tuesday Bridge Club Yesterday afternoon.
when gncftS for three tables were present.
Delicious Refreshments consisting Of chick
en- said and coffee were served ~ the
- -''-b'tft~ y. ". fDilnH. James
J~skaxt Asrtamiade. Elmore Griler. King
Mason: Misses Macdalena and Maria Fer
nandez. Lilly and Petra Champion. Una
Y9lng and Mayme Browne.
fii~> Mayme Browne with the highest
score received the club prize.
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Miss kaeherin Pierce left this afternoon
for san Antonio, where ~he viii spcnd
Thanksgiving with Mrs. !. W. Holt.
Mrs. NJ. II. Gore of Pharr ha~ returned
to her home after a visit to Mr.. IIcrff
Monroe.
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fMr. and Mrs.. George Walker and Rev. J.
A.. Ruffncr spent today NJ San Benito.