Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-28
NEXT WEEKS CALENDAR.

Joint meeting of the church socic-
ties OF the city at the Central Chris
tian church Monday afternoon.
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: The National Girls Honor Guard
meets at the library Monday after
noon.
Nay Fete at the grammar school
building Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock.
Mrs. j. J.. Fox cntertains the Tues
day Bridge club.
The Wednesday Bridge club will he
entertained by Mrs. A. b. Walker.
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The regular 'ladics' night" band
concert will be held at the Fort Brown
pavilion Wednesday night.
Mrs. = A. Notary will entertain
the Thu day Bridge club at her home
iaSwe1sS BrownsviIIe.
Mrs. Gussie Scott Clancy will en-
terrain the Friday Bridge club.
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Plans are being discussed by the
ladies Of the Self Culture club for its
annual presidents Day" picnic,
which marks the the close of the club
| year. 1t is planned to hold the pie
mic Thursday afternoon ut the West
Brownsville lake. The study periods
have been discontinued until October.
Mrs. John Z. Rutledge yesterday after
noon entertained the Friday Bridge clu
her home in West Brownsville. Mrs. |
.. Works received the first prize, a hand
silver tea ball. Following the game
of ice cream and cake wer
Mrs. Gussie Scott CLANCY will en-
.Iertain the club next week.
Mrs. Rutledge's guests were:
Mrs. Ellis CLANCY, Mrs. Gussie Scot
clancy, Mrs. b. o. Works, Mrs. J. {
George, Ms. L. X. 7. Howard, Mrs. Netti
'erkins, s. l.. $. Order and Miss +
Carlotta Howard.
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Miss Sara Young, captain of the Girl
National Honor Guard, has erceived a let
Ter from Miss Theodore Booth. nationa
president, congratulating the Brownsville
Troop on the excellent showing it is max
.ng. Although an infant organization Tia
Brownsville troop is doing wonderful wor
and etcry member is devoting herself t
the cardinal rule of the organization, It
to do one thing we'll" Miss YounI
has called y meeting of the ergariizatiol
For Monday afternoon.
Miss Vara Meyers of Laredo is il
brownsville, the house guest of her friend
Hiss Sara Young.
Mrs. j. c. George, chairman of the pro
Ef Women's clubs, announced today tina
fle program for the meeting of the Fed
|~ration, which will be held here on Ma.
will not be announced at the mectin
Of the executive board and commute
eSds ofV6e City Federation, which will b
aeld this afternoon. Mrs. George has We
to hsYr from several mo Valley clubs.
sThe DiIigent Dozen is the most recen
addition to Brownsville club life. This clu
is q needleworkers' organization and il
membership is composed of West Browns
lille ladies. The club held its initial meet
ing yesterday afternoon with Mrs. \. Dit
mann, in West Brownsville. Mrs. II. |
was elected president, MR.. /
E. Green, vice-president and Mrs. ID. Nc
secretary and treasurer. Tn
members are: Mesdames A.. Dittmanr
George Head, s. c. Tucker, Ira Webster
T. B. Hart, Adkins, Cappelle, Pruitt. Dan
cy and Munday. The club will meet wit
Mrs. L. b. Pruitt next Friday.
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Mrs. Y. G. Nall of San Antonio, VIII
with her two children, have been visitin
Herff Monroe and Mrs. George Sto
vail, leave for home this afternoon.
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ieutetant and Mrs. Philip McNair re
ed day from their honeymoon Sper
isl X relatives in North Carolina
tenant and Mrs. McNair were Marie
on April IL. Lieutenant McNair j. "A
Ger in the Fourth infantry and tn
ride was Miss Ruth Craig. daughter of Nj
and Mrs. w. {. Craig Of this city.
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Mrs. W. III. Winters and daughter hay
in Brownsville to JOIN Captai
Winters Of the Sixteenth cavalry. Capital
Winters was until recently on duty IN I'll
philinnipcs- where he was in the uuartci