Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08
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FRIDAY CALENDAR
First Ward PIT. A. will meet az
the school house at $3.50 p. m. All
members urged to attend tor special
business.
III Jardin Lyceum program to be
held at FL Jardin high school audi
forum under the auspices of the
Campfire Girls. Election Of officers.
OPERA GOERS RETURN
Many Brownsville and Valley peo-
pie are returning from San Antonio
where they have recently heard three
grand operas, among those going
from Brownsville being Miss NJ. Flora
Todd, director Of the choir Of the
First Baptist church and generally
interested in musical productions IN
the VaiIev-
The three operas presented were
ia Gioconda" BY Ponchielli; LA
Tosca" by Pucchini featuring Mary
Garden; and III Trovatoie" by Vardi.
Also while there Miss Todd heard the
great baritone, Cameron McLea, in
the chrystal ballroom Of the Gunter
hotel, whose accompanist did the I'M
usual thing Of playing the sixteen
program pieces and seven encore
scores entirely from memory.
Sunday afternoon she heard Wal
ter Durham, municipal organist, IN
recital at the large instrument In the
municipal auditorium. He has been
In the Valley numerous times for
recitals.
Some residents Of Brownsville no
ticed among the opera audiences were
Mesdames e. X. Goodrich, John
Gregg, Lula George, Lena More, G. G.
Richardson, Holman Fabra, Lee De-
wees Wassenich, B. L. Kowalski,
Henry Snow. A. L. Putegnat, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Putegnnt, and Misses
Juanita Boorey, NJ. Flora Todd, and
Annie Putegnat.
DIR. AND MRS. cox HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bascom Cox have
arrived in Brownsville from q short
wedding trip following their mar
riage which took place at Austin, the
home Of the bride, Saturday morning
Mr.. Cox is assistant county attorney
of Cameron county coming here from
his home in San Antonio.
The bride is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oiin W. Finger and was
born and reared in Austin and edu-
Gated in the Austin schools. Both
she and Mr.. Cox have been graduated
from the University of Texas.
The couple are living in Belvedere
addition Of Brownsville.
EVENING BRIDGE
Mrs. Henry Condit was hostess to
the Evening Bridge club Wednesday
at her home on the Boulevard with
two guests present. Douglas Ireland
and DR.. NJ. r.. Murray were present
besides the csSb members. The hos
tess rave prizes to Miss Cecilia Rice
for making high score and TO Miss
Mattingly for scoring low.
CHENOwETH-MILUM
A wedding of interest TO Browns
willie and San Benito was that Of Miss
Helen Chenoweth Of San Benito 70
Glenn Milum of Brownsville We'd
nesday evening at $3.50 o'clock at
the Brownsville Methodist church
Rev. o. c. Crow performing the cere-
mony.
The bride Is n student in the
Junior college here and is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Chenoweth.
Mr.. Milum is part owner Of the
Black Diamond bus lines Of Browns
willie. and az present is operating the
line to Point Isabel.
Witnesses at the ceremony were
Mrs. George Walker. Curtis Strong,
both Of Brownsville. and Irving Wal
lace, of Pasadena, Calf. The couple
will live for the present in Browns
Vile but plan to move 70 Point Isabel
later.
MRS. CLARK ENTERTAINS
Three guests. Mesdames +. NJ.
Jester. j. M. Farr, and p. /. Pelletier,
were entertained when Mrs. Ben {.
Clark was hostess to the Just Sew
club Wednesday afternoon. st. Pat
rick was honored with a color scheme
OF green and white carried out in
the white and yellow roses in green
vases and lighted by green tapers.
Following an afternoon Of busy
occupation the hostess served sham
rock salad. cookies, and coffee.
Mrs. r. j. Glow will entertain next
week at her home on Elizabeth
street.
Mrs. Lena More and Mrs. G. G.
Richardson returned Wednesday
from several days visit in San An
tonic where they attended a grand
opera series ard visised San Antonio
friends and sorre there from the
Valley. Miss Gay More, daughter OF
Mrs. More, who is n student at the
University OF Texas. came 20 San An
tonic to spend the past weekend
with her mother.
Mrs. Anna ScidengIanz, who has
been here visiting her son ard
daurhtcr-ir-law, Mr.. and Mrs. {. II.
Scidenglanz. has returned &c her
home N Menominee. Mich. accom-
panied By her daughter, Miss ID. Nj.
Seidenglanx. who has been a visitor
here also.
Several members CT the local
Christian church are attending d
meeting at the church in Harlingen
today. among those gcing are Rev.
and Mrs. T. s. Baker, pastor Of the
Brownsville church and his wife,
Mrs. G. r. Hurst. Frank Moore. John
Mathews. and 4. T. Hockaday.
LOS FRESNOS