Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
MISSION
hrs. SCOTT p. =. o. HOSTESS

Mrs. L. Owen Scott Of Rio Grande
City was hostess TO the p. L. o. chap
ter On Friday at the Lone Palm tea
room with q loon luncheon. The az
tendance was rather small due to the
great mount of sickness at the pres
cnt time. Mrs. II. L. Smith was
present. and the roll call and usual
routine Of business was conducted.
Mrs. n. G. Jetfries, the leader, be-
ing confined to her room at home.
the days program was omitted be-
cause Of her Illness.
MUSIC CLUB
Mrs. Walter Roberts was hostess
70 the Mission Music club at her
beautiful home on Oblate avenue, the
regular meeting Of this clLb being
reid there on Friday, with Mrs. Liz
liam kcitz as leader. A very inter-
e.tinZ program was had. Aesdames
Huzh Proctor. H~cnrickSon and Hu-
mason assisting, each giving piano
performances, while the Mesd2mes
a. Smith aud 7. J. Caldwell per-
formed a piano duet. ~Qui Nivc.'
Mrs. Dimmick. the president, was
in charge ofthebusiness session,
hich cared for tho usual routine.
and some discussions regarding the
guest day program 70 be given by
RMS club some time IN February.
Two new members, Mrs. II. d. Morris
and Mrs. Dugat were present, Miss
Doris Humason being an out-ot-elub
guest.
SURPRISE DINNER
Miss Imogenc Gray was hostess az
a surprise dinner on Tuesday eve
ming. IN honor OF Ted Limbug ~
McAilen, with a very pleasing eve
ming spent by a number Of young
people. Those present were Misses
Margaret Cannon. Margaret May,
Irma and Aileen Gideon, Laura and
Arah Gray. sisters of the hostess;
WAmuth Cray, brother Of the host
- Herman Evins. Martin Price.
EaLer Ray, also Miss Joy Ellis and
Charles King, both from MeAllen.
PLANS REAUTiFICATI0N
The City Federation OF Nomens
clubs held their regular meeting AZ
the city hall on Wednesday. the sec
ond in the month. Mrs. Edward Op-
penheimcr presided, and the usual
routine OF business was carried. Inc
WAYS and means for identifying the
approaches TO the city we're discuss
"a, with the csult that means are 70
he taken immediately regarding the
work on hand
aRBOR DAY COMMITTEE
The Arbor Day committee q n
City Federation OF clubs held a
- a 4Lr.rs~r kulf MnnnaW att
crnoon, when Mayor Dorm, City En-
rineer Congdon and others met with
them. the meeting being called Tor
the purpose Of discussing the city
Identification plan. which the City
Federation has undertaken IN con-
n~ection with the local club work.
Mrs. r.. y. Waite, the chairman OF
the committee, with the Mesdames
n. j. Caldwell. II. 4. Smith, Edward
OppcnheimCr. ID. {. Decker. j. q.
Gillette, r. X. Card. Herbert Aelch
and r. n. Armstrong. held a very In
tercsting session with the represeh-
tatives az the city. the chamber OF
commerce and other organizations
ard a plan was laid out whereby the
city mark. or rather tho Oblate park,
which has been leased 70 the city
Tor % wears. viil have many I'M
movement made at once, these 10
include a concrete lined lily pond ~
which all sorts OF rare lilies viii be
planted upon completion. Also me
park will be properly la;d out and
walks built throughout Il, with seats
IN places Of access TO the pubiic.
The schcme Of lily ponds It Is ez-
pccted will later extend to some 81
the ugly spots outside the city lin
its ard lowlands on and adjoining