Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-24
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1hs Parent Teacher association viii meet at
me high school at $50 y. m. Thursday.
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The Wednesday Bridge club met this after
noon ~ the home Of Mrs. Il. l.. Cain
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Mrs. G. \. Herr entertained at l o'clock this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. T.. T.. Hatch.
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The City Federation Of Church Societies. or
anixed hast week. will meet at ! o'clock Friday
sfternoon at the Central Christion church, cor
n~r II I.evee and Fourth streets.
The active membership of the federation is
made up of the social service committees from
each oi the several protestant churches Of the
t1ty, These committees consist each of "a
chairman and two members from each society.
An Honorary membership is provided for, con-
sisting uf the wives Of the pastors. the presi-
dents of the missionary societies and the dis
trict workers. Mrs. j. h. Bull, president Of the
federation, has made the request through Mrs.
H. H.. Gaibraith. superintendent Of publicity,
that all these members be AT the meeting Fri1
day. a
The Self Culture club was entertained yes
terday afternoon ut the home of Mrs. III. l.
Yates. Miss Blanche Custer was hostess. The
topic for the lesson period If the meeting was
Mexico aud a number Of particularly interest
ing papers were read. Mrs. W. X. Jones pre-
Septed a pretty version Of the apparition of the
Virgin VI Guadalupe TO Juan bicgo and the re-
suiting selection of that saint as the patron
~ the Mexican Indians. She also recalled 9th
er interesting legends Of that country. Mrs.
- Il. Gslbraith read an interesting paper on
hernan Cortez. A social hour followed the
study period, when dainty refreshments were
served.
The Tuesday Bridge club WAS entertained
yesterday Afternoon by Mrs. King Mason. when
Miss Lucille Champion WAS tn. guest Of honor
m compliment 20 her ~ IN announced bride for
the coming month. This * only one If a mum |
Der OF ompimentary parties that have been
rendered Miss Champion since her announce |
ment was made. 4 number II invited guests.
other than club n-mi,ers. wer. included among
these present The decorative motif WAS ap-
prapriate. including dainty kewpics dressed aSI
brides among the table decorations. Ferns and
white roses wcr. used artistcaily. Refresh
ments included salads. cake. candy and coffee.
Mrs. James Fox received the club prize. Miss
Lucille Murphy of Laredo. who L. a guest of
Hiss Sara Young. received the guest prize.
Eihpse Present We're: Misses Judith Finch. |
irieile Murphy, Francisco Fernandez, Julia
4ruwne. Mcsdames Grover Wagner. AlphonSe
I&rks. james Fox. King Mason. Joe Celays. |
IT. Elrnorc Order, a. Wayne Wood, Misses
Marie Fernando. Magdelena Fernandez. Lucille
Iyrth craig. Sara Young, Ina Young and Mrs.
Xsyier CaIoiade.
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- Soldier boys in the national guard organi-
Nations at Brownsville will help the Learners
club buy new books for the library. by puttius
on 4 vaudeville show at Iiinkley hall the even |
inE OF January II. The proceeds Of the door
receipts will be turned over 10 the library com
mittee of the club.
4 Plans for the entertainment were discussed
~ . regular meeting Of the club yesterday at
tsEnoon when the library committee report.d
upon an intrestlng meeting the committee had
held Saturday afternoon AZ which Il number II
me musicians and other entertainers among
the iowa anu Virginia national guard regl-
ments were present The national qua rdSmrD
ontred Their services In connection with ~.
proposed entertainment.
The vaudeville will include practically All If
the men who have furnished So much high class
20 and genuinely pleasureable entertainment 10
1townssiiie muslc lovers during the winter.
They include many of the RENDERS of the glee
club committee of the Pan-ilrllenic society. AL
high classed show, IT is announced. is assured.
The meeting of yesterday afternoon was in
t~restlng also IN it's other phases Of the clubs |
work discussed. Mrs. X. II. Crcag.r. president. |
presided. The corresponding secretary made
q report showing the result Of correspondence
gard 70 IN selection of a study course for the
year. Mrs. Fred Hicks. Mrs. FLOYD Waltz and
Mrs. y. X Il. Howard were appointed dele
sa.rs 70 the next meeting Of the city fedora
Following the business session. the remain
ger of the afternoon was devoted to listen
ins 10 interesting papers on Tinero and his
plays Miss Florence Bell led the Session ana
read a paper on "The Use 81 Accident and CO.
Mciurhce IN fln"ros Plays" which was we'll
received Mrs. A. Celaya. Mrs. Frank VIII
, M ATS w n; Mendenhall and Miss Fanny
mullen also read papers. treating varions
Phasrs 81 the authors works and varinns III
ms more notable plays. Mrs. X. T.. Holland
Drought To the meeting two IL Bernard Shaw's
sriticisms Of Pinero. which were read by Mrs
rr-a HICKS. Mrs. II. q. Works will lead the
next meeting.
Mrs. Agnes Browne. her son St.nban
nrvwnf. and her daughter. Miss Maymr
browne. lett this afternoon for Austin. Texys
Tor a short visit.
~ was announced ~ Fort Brown today thar
thr usual "Wednesday night dance will lo giyru
s.-thr 'hicer> pavilion at Fart Brown ~ $40
"'i"ck tonight The regular mnnthly formal
ing NJ u o'clock.
Lumber Exporters 10 Meet.