Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-22


Mrs. Grover Wagner j. nj home 10 the
Thursday Bridge Club this afternoon.
The Girls National Honor Guards meets |
this afternoon at the library at 49,
o'clock. The girls are finding quite 4 bii
OF work TO do In the way of distributing
magazines To the hospital and 10 the Army
Y. NJ. {. A., which then give them TO til,
men at the different ouiposts.
With the transferring OF the Fifty |
Seventh headquarters TO Brownsville tnt
girls are looking forward 10 having con
certs by the reglmental band in the Honor
Guard Park.
Ii has also been suggested by Chaplain
Lougnran that the girls and IN boautIfylna
the enlisted men ; skating rink al tort
Brown by planting ferns, which have been
gathered by one OF It's members, Miss Una
Young.
ihose who wish 10 help in any way viii
telephone the secretary, Miss Ethel Neale.
Miss Penelope Peterson has opened her
studio and has resumed her classes AT
10O6 Washington street. The trencn
classes are one OF the features Of this
studio and are proving very popular.
With the return of Miss Penelope Peter
son, who viii have charge II the Browns
vile Musical Ciub. the musical activite,
will be taking a leading part IN the club
work Of Brownsville.
Miss Peterson Will take charge Of hi,
club, beginning. tomorrow afternoon. ana
a spirit III cooperation J. already becoming
evident.
Brownsville has Tor years back been
proud Of the capable leader In CHOIR ana
chorus work.
The members Of the Baptist church are
rejoicing over the glad news Of the early
return OF their former pastor, Rev. T.. Nj
iforndon and family.
During their absence Rev. and Mr..
IIerndon have been better %eguipping them
selves Tor the duty required IN their tidd
of work.
While in Louisville, Ky, Rev. IIerndon
TcttfNcu IMS utGTts oI DOCTOR III PHILOSOPHY |
and Mrs. Herndon attended the Mcmen :
Training School Ihey will arrive III
Brownsville 10 take charge OF then worn
ON November 20.
A Thanksgiving entertainment will b.
one OF the attractions III the high school
auditorium next Wednesday evening A
-, I..I Ti.. -fnrnp-snHTg fltIUig- |
will be the principal feature OF the evening
and will be explained by different students
Oh the nIgn school. |
Mss Anita kowalski, director OF music
in the schools, has promised "A very pleas
ing program 10 be gwen by the students.
The grammar school children Will demon
strate the different folk dances, anu al.
will JOIN IN s.nging the patriotic airs.
The PARENT teachers Association II eA-
pecting a large attendance. The funds
raised viii 20 towards the payment of Inc
picture machine beng purchased 10y the
mothers OF the school.
Mrs. Louis kowalski left yesterday tol
q few weeks visit with her son, Louis
kowalski, VINO is stationed al Fort Worth.
She will then go to Riverside, talIt., 10
visit her daughter. Mrs. Arthur BATE, anu
son, j. Is. ". kowalsA.
The meeting of the City Federation OF
Women's Clubs yesterday at the library
proved 10 be very important, a. quite 4
few resolutions were passed.
The resolution introduced by Mi~- lnna
Kelly. with the added signature ~ Mr.
G.. =. CLANCY and Mis- Florence Bel. Was
unanimously adopted.
This resolution referred ~ .he unurrc~
sary food used al social functions. and
read a. follows:
..In-a-murh a- our country lis IN 4 state
Of war and has become thc food di-Lgl-
,ary Of the world. and lna-llueh - II 81 oor
part to sustain our allies and i., WIN
the war ~ supplying food. ANA .Hi-nu.
a, women all over America af, ta..u-
such action. BIZ u resolved ttat the C.tr
Federation III Women nt Brownsville -n.
on record a. being opposed w the fourth
meal served almost daily Al social gather
incs.
Copic, Of the resolutions viii D. sent io
the Officers IN charge of The various or
CARNATIONS OF Brownsville.
The Vale, Federation convention will.
be held al Donna on December ! and the
following delegate were appointed: Mr..
r. B. Creager. Mr.. III. II. SHELTON. Mr..
Harbcrt Davenport, with Mis- Florence