Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-23

The Tuesday Bridge club met Mt 3 o'clock
this afternoon at the home Of Mrs. King Mason.
Miss Florence Bell is leader for the meeting
today of the Learners club. The study top
fc b Finero.
The Self Culture club met at 3:i5 o'clock
this afternoon as guests Of Miss Blanche Gus
ter. Mrs. George Hamilton, leader. read a
paper on Ancient History of Mexico"
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet to-
morrow afternoon ut the home of Mrs. Il. L.
Cain.
The monthly social meeting Of the aides of
the First Methodist church. held yesterday
Afternoon az the home of Mrs. George Stell.
proved not only to be a delightfully."- enjoyable
social gathering. but resulted in the launching
IL on active campaign in the interest Of the
funds with which To pay OF the church debt.
Opposing teams were provided for under the
leadership Of Mrs. C.. W. Colgin. Mrs. j. Z.
George, Mrs. Manahan and Mrs. +. +. Nor
cainpaigu for funds. The campaign will begin
st once and il is expected 10 raise the required
xnsunt. about $i0O. before July - of this
year. After the business session Mrs. SteH
served sandwiches and coffee.
A charity card party will be given next
Saturday afternoon > 10 u o'clock. at the home
Of Mrs. j. J. Young. the object being TO raise
W AahfAR - - Atht
plans for the card party were arranged AT a
meeting Of the association Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie q. Putegnat will have charge 81
the five-hundred table and reservations for
places at the table may be made by applying To
her. Mrs. +. u. Evans will have tickets for
the army ladies'. Others through whom tick
cts may he obtained include Mrs. J. J. Young.
Mrs. Il. L. Suero. Mrs Ellis CLANCY. Miss Anna
Kelly and Miss Sara Young The entertain
ment will include refreshments served by a
committee Of young ladies and q choice must
cal program.
Twenty little guests graced a beautifully ar
ranged birthday party az the home ~ Mrs
Agnes Browne. Levee street. yesterday after
noon. when the honoree was the three-year-
old granddaughter and namesake Of Mrs.
stephen Browne. Upon tins occasion she prov
ed herself already a charming hostess
She was assisted. however. in entertaining
her guests nv her mother and grandmother. Mrs.
James Browne. Mrs. King Mason, Miss Msyme
Browne and Miss Julia Browne. Miss Julia
Browne played a number Of airs NJ the piano
TO assist the children in their games. One 81
the pretty features Of the afternoon was the
einrng and dancing of little Sophie kowal-
ski, who performs both Of those arts in a way
thSnf vinces a high degree of inherent talent.
Many pretty gifts were brought 70 the tiny
hostess nv the guests. During the afternoon
they were called into the dining room where
. really beautiful birthday table was set. the
CENTRAL piece of which was n birthday cake.
BESIDES the good things that were serve
bouHteouslv 10 them az the table each guest.
upon departing received a little keepsake to
carry home with them.
Attending the party were Sophie KOwalSki.
Grice CLANCY. Ellis CLANCY. Jr.. Harry Brut-
Rche. Robert DalzeIL. Grover Wagner n r
Hicks, Frederick Kleiber. Mary Margaret
Rowe, Elizabeth Rowe. Mary Mason. Billy
Wood. Mary Emma Nivicr Annie Mildred Wv
Ter. Edna Spero. Jimmie Cole. Dorothy Moore.
Lucy Bruisy, Adelaide Fox and Baby Browne.