Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
WEDNESDAY CALENDAR

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Wednesday Bridge club will meet
ht the home Of Mrs. Travis Jennings
az . p. ~.
Just Sew club will meet ut the
home Of Mrs. Ben G. Clark at 5 D. m.
Ed Jardin Friendly club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. G. T. Grove in
Victoria Heights.
Self Culture club. Mrs. W. Y.
Morley, hostess, at $3.50 p. m.
Evening Bridge club. hostess, Mrs.
Henry Condit at 1880 p. n.
Brownsville Music club rehearsal
at the Baptist church at $3.50 a. M.
HONORED AT BRIDGE
Entertaining in the Casa de
Palmas in McAllen Monday after
noon, Mrs. Z. "A. Mcdaniel Of that city
honored Mrs. Volney w. Taylor, her
guest Of the day. at Z bridge party.
six tables were arranged for players
from several of the Valley town in
Guiding Mission, Edinburg, McAllen,
San Juan, and phRrr.
The room where the cards were
played is decorated in a color scheme
of pink and green-drapes at the
windows being pink which h~armonize
with the green tinted furniture. Nu-
merou lighted floor lamps added to
the festive atmosphere.
COSTUME PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Barber were
host and hostess at their home in
Brownsville Saturday evening to a
group of their friends living in the
different cities Of the Valley who are
connected with chronological work
in this section The guests arrived
early in the evening dressed for the
occasion in costumes of assorted ma
ture. Card table we're arranged for
those who cared to play but most Of
the group spent the evening in dane
ing.
Forty-two Brownsville and other
Valley guests were present.
CIRCLE PROGRAM
st. Patrick's day was featured in
the decorations, program and re-
freshInents az the meeting OF the
w. NJ. s. of the Baptist hcurch Mon
day afternoon at the church when all
the members were entertained BY
Circle No. ! under the direction Of
Mrs. J. G. McBee, chairman. Thirty
six members and guests were pres
ent at the opening which began at
8 o'clock.
First on the program Mrs. G. W.
Davenport sang two Irish songs fol-
lowed by q humorous reading about
an Irish girls first experience with
a telephone, given by Mrs. Ewing
Clark. Miss McBee, daughter of the
circle hostess, played several selec-
tions on the piano as the refresh
ments were being passed.
Mrs. j. r. Glow, president, presid-
ed at the business meeting at which
time monthly reports were given by
the committee chairman and secre-
tary. Mrs. W. 7. Harvey, personal
service chairman. made one out
standing report Mrs. John Stribling
talked on stewardship.
DINNER PLANNED
The twenty members Of the Altar
society Of the Sacred Heart church
met at the home of Mrs. John Clos
ncr Monday afternoon where they
completed plans for a Mexican dinner
to be held at the Wells building
March 20. The members are at this
time taking orders for Easter eggs,
Mesdames John Closner. William
Richter, and I. Axiz receiving the
orders.
BAND ENTERTAiNS
The high school band, composed Of
twenty-five boys recently working
together, entertained the members of
the high school PIT. A. at their last
meeting with some creditable music
considering the time that they have
been In tSaining.
Follow@g the introductory music
L. NJ. Fertsch, principal Of the senior
high school, and W. l.. Dodson of
the junior high made short talks.
another report stated that a new gas
range had been purchased for the
cafeteria. II was found that one
hundred and twenty-five volumes Of
history have been contributed by