Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
METHODIST MISSIONARY

METHODIST MISSIONARY
Members of the five missionary
circles of the local Methodist church
met at the church building Tues
day afternoon. This is the first
joint meeting Of the various units
of the organization held for some
time, and a specially arranged pro-
gram contributed to the pleasure
of the social hour. Among the
numbers we're a pipe-organ solo
by Miss Emma Gene Baker; a vocal
| solo by Matte Bell Ross; and a
reading entitled 1.-The Sandman" by
Miss Genevra ThelI. An account
Of a recent foreign tour from which
she has returned was given by Mrs.
Brown, one Of the members. "A
course Of light refreshments was
served.
EASTERN STAR
The local order of the Eastern
Star held a semi-social and bust
ness meeting Tuesday evening, when
officers not installed at the last reg
ular meeting were given the ritual
Of service. There was a very large
attendance and after the instaIla-
ton ceremonies a course of refresh
mentS was served and several must
cal numbers enjoyed. Those in
stalled were Mrs. Evelyn Smith,
secretary; Mrs. Matte F1ach. Ada;
Mrs. Matte finland, sentinel.
REBEKAH INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION ~ AFfi0A~e ~aa~I~AI
the regular weekly meeting of the
local Rebekah lodge last Monday
evening. Electra Fairbanks, past
noble grand; Ethel Bowers, noble
grand: Susie Edwards, vice noble
grand; Bertha Salters and Barbara
Money, right and left support Of
noble grand; Julia Hoover and
Gladys Closnr. right and left sup
port, vice noble grand; chaplain,
Mrs. Rosenberg; Warden, Helen
Fairbanks; pianist, Mrs. Jennie
Dickinson. A social hour followed
installation ceremonies during
which ice cream and cake were
served.
ENTERTAIN FOR GUEST
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Schlader gave
a delightful seven-course dinner at
their pretty suburban home south
west Of Edinburg Friday evening for
their house guest, Miss Violet Red
nick, of Denton, Texas, who is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Schlader and
Mrs. I. SaltZmann, Of this city. Gov
erS were laid for IA guests and beau
tiful flowers we're used In decora-
ton of the rooms and table. DR..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pomerentz
Of Seguin were present as guests
Of honor. Miss Rednick will leave
early next week for her home.
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
A social afternoon was spent at
the home of Mrs. Ernest M. Smith
Tuesday afternoon by members Of
the Presbyterian auxiliary. Mrs. w.
H. Griffith assisted the hostess. A
very interesting program was rem
dered and a course of light refresh
ments served.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
A number Of young people be-
longing to the local Christian En-
deavor society enjoyed a swimming
party and watermelon feast at Cas-
cade pool near McAllen Wednesday
afternoon. The party was made up
Of Clara Belle Holman, Maylene
Robinson, Lucy Stuntz, Ethel Nc
Manus, Juanita WEIGH, Eda Kusel,
and a guest, Miss Johnson, Of Yoa-
KUN, Texas; and Alton Mauer,
Woodrow Epperson, Fred Horner
and Roy Hendrix.
SHOWER BRIDE
A delightful surprise shower was
given last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Smith,
south of Edinburg, for Miss Flora
Belle Condor of Rocky River, Ohio,
who is visiting at the Smith home.
Miss Condor is soon to be married
to Fred Alton of Mission, and a
number of her Valley friends came
to the Smith home en- masque bear
ing gifts appropriate for housekeep-
ing, and according with their COS
tunes. Richard Printy, as cook,
bore utensils for the kitchen; Bob
TANNER, as a gardner, tools for
landscape work; Emma Smith as
housemaid, aprons and frilled caps,
etc. A bountiful midnight lunch
which the guests brought with them
| Nry0M mA~ryAl ~ 49, xyA~I - $1,000.