Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04
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MISSION
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS

TUESDAY CLUB Meets
The Woman'a Tuesday club held its
regular hi-weekly meeting al the
home OF Mrs. 7. Humason. Mrs. s. ID.
Hardin presided at the business
session. The Arbor Day committee
through Mrs. ii. Z. Smith, chairman,
reported several hundred native
trees the right size for curb plant
ing, could be had for the digging
and carrying away.
The proposed constitution for the
city federation was up for con-
sideraion, and delegates and alter
mates to the meeting on March 10,
when this document will be passed
upon were elected. The delegates
named were Mesdames ]. A. Card and
3. J.. Harding; a~lternates, Mesdames
3. N. Hargrove arr +. v. Sprawl.
Mrs. II. H. Ewing was elected to
] membership. Mrs. c. d. EpF-
wright was the leader for the study
period, the lesson subject being
Cyrano de Bergerae, by Rastand, the
French dramatist. Mrs. Eppwright
gave q resume Of the great writer's
life and works, chasing him M
humorist, poet and practical dra-
maist ~ we'll as a wrirer Of super
Tor French drama.
Mrs. Walter Roberts reviewed the
first two acts Of the play. A lunch
con was served by the hostess to the
club and q few guests, which
included her mother, Mrs. Carley,
Mrs +. b. Burnett, Mrs. T. J.. Cald-
well, Mrs. L. Pace. Mrs. L. b. Ash
and Mrs. II. II: Ewins.
The PIT. A. has prepared a pro-
gram for the meeting on Monday
evening at the Wilson school audi
torium, the purpose Of this meeting
being 20 form a close bond between
the parents and teachers in Mis-
Hion.
The Misses Imcgene and Arab
Cray entertained at their home on
oblate avenue Monday evening. The
young people spent q part Of the
evening In dancing and the remain
der at bridge. Refreshments were
served by the young hostess 10 their
group Of friends. Those in attend
ance were Misses Laura May Gray
and Ester May Patteson Of Browns
vile, Margaret Cannon, Irma and
Aileen Gideon, Mary Ferguson, Ger
aldine Thies; and the Messrs. New
ton Gray of Brownsville, BARLEY Of
Corsicana, Bert Boswell, Pat Muir
ply, Gunther Johnson, Martin Price,
Harry Parkhill, Herman Willis, Hen
~ Hargrove, Lyle Lehman, and
Roger Ray.
Mrs. Van Storm was hostess to the
Country club at her home Tuesday.
Out-of-town guests were Mesdames
M. +. Armstrong, James Gillett,
Harness, and Miss Elliott, guest at
the Harness home. The club will meet
with Mrs. Thomas Doughty next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Cooke entertain
ed the Tuesday Evening bridge club
this week mt an Italian dinner.
Homer T.. Smith won high score.
Mrs. r. w. Legg and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. J. Conway were out-of-cluh guests.
A number Of friends and neighbors
spent Sunday afternoon nc the j. "A.
Card home here 10 whom Mrs. Card
served a buffet supper. Those pres
emit were Mrs. Butler Of Midland, sis
ter Of Mr.. Card, Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ.
Card Of McAllen, ard Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. c. Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Plyler, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Close
Of Mission.
Theodore ard Charles Melden were
hosts at a party Friday evening,
when they entertained their teachers,
Misses Rudolph Collins and knu snd
Coach Perry and Prof. Willis 1T their
home in Sharyland. Besides the
teachers there were about 20 high
school friends. The evening was
spent in games ande Mrs. Melden
served refreshments to all.
Mrs. Perm Congdon entertained the
Wednesday Bridge club at the Casa
de Palmas at a bridge luncheon last
week. The room was filled with the
fragrance Of sweet peas, aad a four
course luncheon was served. The
guests then spent the rest of the
evening at cards. of which there were
four tables. Mrs. John j. Conway
was the holder Of high score, and
Mrs. James Gillett received the con-
ISOLATION cut
Out Of club guests were Mrs. J. w.
Legg, Mrs. J. J.. Conway, Mrs. Van
Storm. Mrs. Herbert Jeffries, and
Mrs. James Gillett.
The Delphian Chapter met az the
First Methodist church parlors on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. r. NJ. Hayes
presided az the business session, !
while Mrs J. G. Hill was the leader
Of the study period. I,
Dwight Bellamy was honcred BY
several parties on the eve OF his
departure for his new home in
Yoakum-
Mesdames III. Y. Smith, o. r. Cam
non, III. VI. Rankin, r. n. Summons
and f. !. Stewart are among those
from here attending grand opera in
San Antonio this weeK.
Mrs. L. Neal has resigned her po-
sition with the Dcndlinger Grocery !
company and will move 10 Donna.
Mrs. Lena Fields has been engaged
70 fill the position Mrs. Neal now
occupies.
MI. and Mrs. ID. r. Strickland and
son are attending the grand opera
season in San Antonio.
Mrs. Curtis Huffman Of K~ingsviile
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Bentley, here.