Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-24
WEDNESDAY

1ALENDAK
bridge party, Mrs. ". F. Tucker
nostes5 at the Country club at 8 ,.
Self Culture club. Mrs. H. L.
Fitch hostess at her home at $3.50
y. m.
Business and Professional No-
mems luncheon at the New Majestic
cafe at noon.
Evening Bridge club. Miss Molly
hogers, hostess at the home Of DR..
"a l.. Murray at 1880 p. m.
wednesday Tournament Bridge
i Sleo, Mrs. j. l.. Bogus hostess at
ner home At 8 p. m.
Just Sew club, hostess, Mrs. s. NJ.
harvey at her home in West
Brownsville at 3 p. N.
OFFICERS INSTALLED
The home Of Mrs. z. s. Baker.
VIE Of Rev. Baker or the First
christian church. was thrown open
monday afternoon TO the members
! OF the Ladies Aid society of that
cnureh for d business and social
| meeting at which time officers for
the coming year were installed.
edrs. Luleika Hicks, president Of the
missionary society of the church.
o1ficiated at the installation which
again put Mrs. John Mathews in the
presidential chair. Other officers
| were Mrs. G. r. Hurst, vice presi-
dent; Miss Mamie VI. Bourne, treas
tary.
Several guests from outside the
organization were present at the
service, Mrs. Z. /. Hitch and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Martha Simms,, both Of
Tacoma, Wash, who are spending a
few weeks at the Del-Walt hotel
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Bollinger.
were among the group. Others were
xdrs. Noble. mother Of Mrs. W. A.
Nelton, and Mrs. Newlin Of Law
ton, Okla, who is here visiting this
winter.
As an added feature 10 the begin
ning study of the new book which
the group started at the meeting.
photographed views were passed
about the room 70 those present
while Mrs. Hicks read the first chap
ter. the pictures being suited to the
subject matter Of the book.
Inc final item on the list Of ac-
INVITES was the serving Of refresh
ments by the co-hostesses. Mrs. r.
~. Warren and Mrs. r. Z. Wilson.
SOCIAL PROGRAM
Meeting in the auditorium proper
OF the church, about t~hirty-five
members Of the Women's Auxiliary
OF the Presbyterian church were en-
te~rtained at a monthly social meet
Ing, Circle Number Two being host
ess. Special music was scheduled
Ior the afternoon, songs by Mrs. G..
W Davenport and organ numbers BY
Mrs. A. V. Niven.
The meeting was opened with p re-
sponsive reading, followed BY a
hymn, after which Mrs. Niven play
ed a group Of pieces BY American
composers, Shepherds Sunday
Morning" Ashford. Romance. I"
Bell; sunset" also by Ashford;
Spring Song" Mendelsshon; and a
parafrase of Work for the Night
Is Coming" Laurence. Mrs. Daven-
port sang The Home Country" by
Laura G. Lemon and "Somc Morn.
ing. Oh. Some Morning." another
sacred song.
After the program the group re-
assembled in the T~-rlCrs where re-
freshments were served.
Ar all-day industrial meeting va,
held at the First Baptist church
Monday when the women az the ".
". s. met. A business session was
held also az which time the chair
men Of committees reported on the
! work Of their groups. Delegates 10
the church federation, which meets
Friday. were named.
DEpGnNAIG
1 Mrs. Frank Smith. mother of Mrs.
G.. +. Dodd. returned 70 San An
4 Iio with her sister. Mrs. j. II. Ne
1 Collum, who visited hcre last week.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Emery and
son. Thomas, Jr.. of C-annoasburg.
Pa. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.