Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-06
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LORNA DOONE DUNNING, Editor
/. L. Morrow in Holly Homes add

Aa1AH
o. L. s. CHAPTER
lNSTALLS OFFICERS
Installation Of officers Of McAllen
chapter o. l.. s. No. Ia for the en-
suing year was held Thursday eve
ming at the Masonic Temple with Mae
Leslie, p. w. NJ, as worthy installing
officer, and Mrs. Emma Osborn, p.
w. NJ, as marshal.
The following officers were in
stalled: Mesdames Ewing, w. NJ;
Hans Rothe, w. P; Velma Jones, A.
NJ; Georgia Mathis, secretary; Mari
on Hudson, treasurer; Irene knud-
son. conductress; Ozella Yoakum. as
s~istant conductress; Mamie Sher-
wood. chaplain; Ruth Villers, organ
iSt; Vivian Coleman, Ruth; Daisy
Bowen, Esther; Georgia Skinner,
Martha; Lizzie Deans, Electra; Chas.
Skinner, sentinel.
About one hundred members and
guests were present, and during the
evening the following program was
carried out: Welcome address by
Hans Rothe. Following this the p.
Ms and p. Ps. of the chapter, who
were honor guests for the evening.
we're escorted TO the East, welcomed
b. the W. ~, and presented with
bouquets Of pink roses. "A beautiful
song was then rendered by Mes
danes l.. w. Doster, Roy Telford, r.
l.. Moore, and +. L. Sherwood.
During the evening music was fur
Lished BY the McAllen band, and
other entertainment numbers includ-
ed a reading by Miss Jessie Lee
Lisle, and a vocal solo by Miss
Electra Alley.
After the installation service, the
w. M. elect, Mrs. Nellie Ewing. gra-
ciously thanked the chapter for the
high honor it had conferred upon
her, after which she presented Mrs.
Sudie Bonner, retiring w. NJ. with
a beautiful white gold past matron
in, as a token Of love and apprecia-
ton from the chapter.
All took part in the silver march
snd were ushered into the dining
k.all where ice cream and angel
food cake were served. and a most
delightful social hour was enjoyed.
PERSONALS
Andrew Rich who has been a stu
dent in the kirksville College of
Osteopathy and Surgery in Kinks
Vile, Missouri has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Henry have as
their guests their daughter Mrs. B. c.
Luttrell OF Aledo, Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. Brooks /. Dickey and
family moved into the new Pres
byterian manse Thursday. The manse
is located in the Louise addition and
is modern in every respect.
Thursday evening open house was
held for the members Of the church
and their friends. A very enjoyable
program was rendered. Those TAX
ing part were Mr.. and Mrs. G. X.
Leslie. Jr., who gave a vocal duet;
Mrs. Paul Jones. piano selection;
Paul Jones. vocal solo; Miss Lucille
Owens. reading; Miss Dorothy Gar
ner, reading, and Robert Osborn.
piano solo.
Dan Cameron who has been a guest
Of relatives and friends in McAllen
left Monday for his home in Chamal,
Mexico.
Mrs. r. r. Grier Of Waxhaw, n. G.,
and Jane Dickey cf San Antonio. are
guests Of Or. and Mrs. Brooks !.
Dickey. Mrs. Grier Is a sister to DR..
Dickey and Jane is a niece.
Mrs. Il. h. Cannon returned Friday
from Alice. Texas. where she has
been for a visit with her parents.
Earl Cameron returned the last Of
the week from Sherman, Texas,
where he has been attending college.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. McMurtry
moved Friday from the Altamira ad-
dition to the Anthony Arms apart
ment on Palm Boulevard.
Mrs. Ben Anthony, who has been
visiting in San Antonio, returned
home sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Will Skinner Of Edin-
burg were McAllen visitors Friday.
Mrs. Sam Ford left Friday for
Houston, where she will join her
mother, Mrs. Gordon Jones, and they
will sail on June 6 from New Orleans
for a three months tour of Europe.
They will visit in France, Italy,
Switzerland, Austria, and Germany.
Stops will be made in Spain, Portugal,
The Netherlands, and the Canary
islands.
A. Nix returned Thursday from
Waco, and north Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cook of
Natchitoches, La. are guests in the
home of their son. v. f. Cook.
Mrs. A. Wolridge left Saturday for
Fulton, Mo-, to spend two months
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Gill left Friday
evening for a visit to San Antonio
and Houston.
Mrs. Jim Glasscock and Jim, Jr.,
left Saturday for Temple 20 be with
Mr.. Glasscock who is in the Temple
sanitarium.
Mrs. j. 5. Bonner and children left
Saturday for Arp. Mrs. Bonner re
ceived a telegram Friday announcing
the critical illness Of her mother.
Martha Brooks Dickey returned
Saturday from Austin, where she has
been a student at the state univer-
sity.
Supt. and Mrs. J.. ID. Bramlette and
family left Friday for Junction. They
will return to Kingsville where Mr..
Bramlette will teach at the summer