Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-01
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Society
IrAK~-INGEN
WOAIAN'S CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE


The June meeting Of the Woman's
Chamber Of Commerce was held at
the Woman's building Wednesday
noon with Mrs. A. Goldammer pre-
siding. III place Of Mrs. T.. S. Her
rem. who Is in Alabama for a few
weels. Il. A. Woodbridge Of Rio
Hondo was an honor guest. nd gave
a splendid talk on school work and
the assistance given by the Parent
Teachers association, and the inn
portance Of the early school life OF
our boys and girls. Another guest
was Miss Kate Adele Hill, the home
demonstration agent OF Cameron
county, and with her, Two girls from
the All clubs Of this county, and
prize winners in the clothing con
test. Miss Mildred Young. Of Wilson
Tract. winner in school dress work.
She were the dress on this OCCASION,
and v her reasons for choosing
color. style nd material. The otter
dress was one suitable for dressier
occasions. nd was made and worn
nv Maria Guerra. of los lndios. and
she also gave the reasons for choos-
ing the pattern. color and material.
Miss Hill was very proud Of her
two pupils, and stated that the two
girls were rewarded With a trip to
A. g. ~. college short course. and
they would accompany her 20 the
college in July. Two interested
guests at this luncheon ere the
president and secretary Of the new
Rural club Of this county, Mrs. 4. >.
Tarwater, and Mrs. L. W. Scott. re-
spectively. Of the South Harrington
Demonstration club.
RECITAL
A delightful occasion was the
piano recital, OF Thursday night,
when Mrs. s. r. Jennings presented
two OF her young pupils, Jean Nc
Clendon. the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. r. McClendon. and Mary
Lee Koniakowsky. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Koniakowsky. The
Women's building, with decorations
OF pink oleanders, pink crepe myrtle
and fern. was comfortably filled with
relatives and friends Of the p~artici-
pants. and a lovely program was pre-
scented. Margaret Ann Smith gave
several readings. two being piano
logues. in which the little girl was
accompanied by her nothrr. Mrs.
a HAA aAAANNMH a. kAA ANNHA a HE
rhythm chorus played several num-
hers that were clever and were en-
Enthusiastically %appIauded.
The two principal musicians gave
their numbers in a very perfect per
Torrance. rs TO time, expression and
technique. Their pretty fluffy dress
es and dignified amer we're adj
mired. Jean McClendon presented
Country Dance" (Heinsl; Tyrolean
Shepherd. (Kenns); Farewell 70 the
Piano. (Beethoven): Jack in the Box,
Ewing, Minuet in G, tBeethoven);
a Dream Of the Shepherdess, CLakt-
zky); Sonatina in c, Kuklan. Mary
Lee Koniakowsky's numbers were,
Cradle Song. (Heller); Jolly Farmer,
and Wild Rider. (Schumann); Frolics
Of Fairy Night, (Heiler); Pirate
Chief. tGodensby; Italian Song,
CBehr). Rhythm chorus: Brilliant
Camp, Triumphal March, Spanish
Dance. Dolly Dance, Polish Dance
Nadine Ia Turno, Maurine Hall,
Catherine and Frances Jennings,
Mary 10 and Jean McClendon. Mary
Lee Koniakowsky, Mrs. Jennings and
Miss Dorothy Burchard. accompan-
lists.
Several beautiful bouquets were
presented 20 Jean McClendon. Nary
Lee Koniakowsky and little Margaret
All Smith. and received with most
graceful acknowledgements.
Punch vas served during the So
cial hour following.