Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-20

The Wednesday Bridge Club will meet
tomorrow nj 1870 p. m, with Mrs. Blanche
X. Loew.
Mrs. +. G.. Sizelan will leave in a few
days for Waco 10 visit her husband, Lien
tenant Sizelan. ID. X. C., who j. statione,
nj Camp Macarthur. DIR. SIzelan has been
Ill. ~
Mrs. Dodd has returned 10 her home al
Beeville. after visiting her son and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. Dodd and Miss
Merle Dodd.
Mrs. j. G.. George has returned from
Waco, where she attended the annual ron
vention of the Texas Federation of Won
ems Clubs as a delegate from Brownsville
Mrs. j. X. Bull president of the Cit.
Federation of Women's Clubs, has an
nounced q meeting for Wednesday after
noon.I This Is a special meeting and sew
eral matters of Importance are 10 be con
sidered. The house committee Of the fed
Grafton fill begin the meeting at 3:3'
o'clock. This will be followed by 4 brie'
executive board meeting and by nm oper
meeting. mt which all delegates are re
auested To be present a. well ~ I'll other
Interested club women.
Wednesday night = stereo-ropc enter
tainment III the auditorium of the hi9h
school Will be given by The Parent Teach
erS' Association. This j. the second 81
i series II entertainment by the a~-ccia
ton. and Will show slides on The tour 81
the United States fleet around the world ~
1909. Thu program promises Ia he by far
the best to be shown. and every one il in
,ited To attend.
A delightful social session was enioycd
yesterday afternoon by the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Presbyterian church. with
Mrs. Nettie Perkins A. hostess. Knitting
formed the theme of the afternoon, and
later the hostess served hot chocolate and
cake.
The guests included Mesdames Frank
Smith. Hurt Batsell. Jack Rowe. III. NJ.
SHELTON, John Franz. Sherwood Bishop
Emmett Dodd. Brookens. John Rutledge. r.
ii. MeDavitt, Grover Wagner: Misses Nora
Douglass. Ern. slime Perkins.
Yesterday afternoon the Noman'~ Mis-
%sionary Society of the Methodist church
met with Mrs. j. X. Bull. Their mission
airy magazine. The Voice. provided the text
of their study. Mrs. Harbert Davenport
led the program and Others who con
tributed were Mesdames G. S.@Stcll. c. A.
Manahan. Addie Green, J. X. Bull and
Charles Stewart.
The GirlS' Honqr>Guard -. Chaplain
LouchGAn are eooperttng torsy autlfy the
skating rink at ForS Brown. TPlants are
especially solicited. Miss Una Young.
chairman of this part of the work. asks
that donations of plants.F cuttings and
roots for planting be made. Phone 60 and
Miss Young will call for the contributions.
Last evening AT Z 80 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. Floyd Layton on Elizabeth street.
Corporal Hutchinson of the Fifth United
States Engineers. and Miss Celia Burns.
Of the grammar school teaching staff.
were married. Rev. J. A. Ruffner of the
Methodist church performed the ceremony.
The wedding was TO have taken place IN
the spring. nj the close of the school term.
However. due To the departure OF the fiith
Engineers from Brownsville. the Young
--..-I. l...lnl -. c-. no ,.rta1 ~ ,,pna. and
arrangements were hurriedlv made. The
groom left today for Corpn, Christi with
his company and the bride will remain IN
Brownsville and continue teaching until The
close Of the school term. when she VIII ION
her husband. Miss Burns i from Chicago.
where her parents reside. but she ha- been
in Texas for several years. Only intimate
friends Of the contracting party were
present nj the ceremony.
4 rcprc~enta,i1c audience last night lt
tended the Edison musicale. gwen M the
IIinklcv auditorium ~ the bennett Pho
noeraph Company. and conducted by JOHN
A. Shearman ~ The Edison Laboratory
NJ Orange \. !. MIR >hearman WIS a~-
sisted D, Mr.. bennett and II. Grasian".
Tie following wa~ the program:
Heart of America. march Pryor IS"
York Military Band.
Abide With Nc, con,ralt" solo. tlldd!cl
Christine Miller.
Smiles Then Kisses. waltz. tlncliffel
Waikiki Hawaiian Orchestra.
Infanta March, banjo Gregory Fred
Van Fps.
One Sweetly Solemn Thought tam