Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20

verse or America" and followed ~
giving the flag salute. Mrs. Brid-
well then welcomed the visitors and
received enthusiastic from
all visiting chapter presidents. Or
chestra music was played during the
banquet.
While coffee was being served.
Miss Exah Angel assumed the part
OF a radio broadcasting
from station BPWC. She announced
kilograms from various celebrities
who called for certain kinds of en-
tertainment, among them Mussolini
from Italy and Coolidge from the
White House. She spoke through a
fixture that resembled a m~icrophone
placed on the piano.
Miss Emma Gene Baker, daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Baker OF Ed
tnburg sang W numbers. accom-
panied by Miss Halle Byrd Little at
the piano and By George f. Hurt.
professor Of violin in the Junior Col
iege, nc the violin. Mrs. S. VI. Bat
son gave a piano solo and accom-
panied Leona Watkins in two hum.
orous musical readings. Miss Little
sang two solos, accompanied By Miss
Baker and Mr.. Hurt, as the last fea-
ture of the program.
The group from Brownsville char
tered a large bus and twenty-one
members went to Edinburg in a body.
Those from Brownsville were Ms
danes Matte Younkman, Daila Boil
linger. Fannie Putegnat, IONA C.i-
Inns, julia Montgomery, a. G. H.pp,
Alberta Kirby. Pearl NuckoIs, J.. X.
Bull Genevieve Whitloek. Kather-
inc Hamilton, Don Lewis, III. b. Ell
mendorf Of Mesilla Park, Mexico, and
Misses Mabel Smith, Molly Rogers,
Elizabeth Jennings, Laura Asbury.
Maude Mason. Julia 0'Brien. Bar
bara Payne, Mary Mattingly, and
Alberta Watson Of Alba.
The next meeting was announced
as the second Thursday in February
to be held at H~arlingen.
MUSICALE AND TEA
The members Of the Brownsville
Music club entertained Friday af-
te-Eoon from $3.50 TO 5 o'clock in the
SpanisA palm garden or Hotel Ell
Jardin WITH a musicale and informal
tea Each club member came v--th
two invited guests.
The president. Mrs. r. A. Warden,
first announced Jose Ramero and
Gllberto Guerra. Matamoros singers.
who gave a number Of Spanish songs
closing with Let Ne Call You
Sweetheart" sung in Spanish, and
valencia They were dressed in
typical Spanish costumes and were
seated on chairs draped with bril-
liant serapcs. They responded with
eneeres TO the applause.
Following the songs, Miss Vera
Letzerich OF Harlingen read two
numbers that won much favorable
comment. She has a studio in the
local high school for classes here
After the program n short social
time was spent around the punch
bowl nc which presided Mrs. ri. 4.
Tucker.
THIS IS the first Of a series of en-
t~ertalning affairs which the club IN
planning to give from time to tine
during the coming season.
CLASSES ENTERTAIN
Classes in the West Brownsville
school entertained the parents at he
PIT. A. meeting which was held ~
the school Friday afternoon with W.
ried numbers. The primary bail
opened the program with a rousinr
good series Of numbers. followed Inv
a little plan. Our Need Of Books. 81
the second grade. The third and
fourth grade glee club sang three
well prepared Thanksgiving numbers.
The fifth grade closed the progra.a
with a play, "A History Play" wnirh
dr1matixed - Discovery Of Am--, "
up until the time Of colonization.
honor Of Mothers Day Of the na-
tional organization or the PIT. "A.
w~k@~A - TA.---- -
sell. president Of the unit, was pre-
sented . large bouquet of radiance
roses.
REV. CROW HONORED.
Mrs. George Walker was hostess
Friday evening at n novel surprise
party in honor Of Rev. O. c. Grow.
81 the Methodist church and enter
tanning the members az the Fnwnrth