Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-03

taking place at the regular session
Of the chapter, which took place
with a luncheon at the Garden Inn
tearoom. A beautiful past presi-
dent jewel "a presented by Mrs.
Hill, acting president, to Mrs.
Hays, for merits gained during the
course of study This medal is
awarded from national headquar-
tiers, and requires a certain amount
| of credits in the study course.
The topic for study was on 1.-THE
Literary Figures of the Late Rem
~aissance." and Mrs. George Agnew
was the leader of the lesson course,
with Mrs. Hayes giving a resume Of
the last lesson. The leader was as
sisted in the presentation of the
subject by the Mesdames Nichols,
Gattling, Waite, Caldwell and Duff
fie.
Out of club guests were Mes
danes Wolverton, Ferguson. Starr,
Potter, Summons and HumaSon.
DINNER HOSTS
MI and Mrs. Walter B. Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Duffie
we're hosts at a dinner affair Fri
day evening, honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 1. SproWl, here from Ridge
| wood, N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
v. Sprowl of this city. The eve
ming was spent in pleasing CONVEX
sation and happy Renaissance. Mr.
and Mrs. G.. I. SproWl are seeing
the Valley for the first time and
| arc very enthusiastic regarding the
possibilities of this region.
CIRCLE OF LIGHT
The Girl Reserves held the Circle
Of Light ceremony after their reg
ular luncheon at the school cafe
terra Thursday evening, this cere-
mony being in honor of those who
have been received into member
ship since September last. While
the girls stood in a semicirclc
holding their glowing candles, Miss
| Florella Salter, the president, inter-
preted the meaning of the lighted
| candles, likening the steady glow
to the purpose Of the club, the
warmth to friendship and the
brightness to love. Mrs. Clelland
Harris acted as sponsor for the
affair.
GIRL RESERVES
The Girl Reserves sponsored a
very nice meeting at the hour OF
the usual prayer meeting at the
First Methodist church on Wednes-
day evening, with Florella Salter,
the president, in charge. Eleanor
Norman gave several violin selec-
tons and Miss Esther Hart gave
an address on THE Relation of
the Girl Reserve to the Church"
EVENING BRIDGE
An enjoyable occasion was the
evening of bridge at the Conan
Wood home Thursday evening,
with Mr. and Mrs. Wood as hosts,
when they invited a number OF
their friends to spend the time in
amusement with the cards. Mr..
and Mrs. E. 3. Sydnor both scored
high, with the personnel as fol-
lows: MesSrs. and Mesdames
Smoot, Lair. Sydnor, Dewald,
Honey, Roberts, Mrs. Lewis of
Waverly, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Pugh
Of WeSlaco.
SUNRISE BREAKFAST
Misses Nell ReXroad, Eudora
Broyles and Margaret Potter were
hosteSseS at a sunrise breakfast
Saturday morning, the young peo-
pie meeting at the home Of Miss
Broyles in the early morning hour
and proceeding to the Goodwin
number n pump, where a delight
full social time was enjoyed.
DANCE AT CLUB HOUSE
Misses Lille Magee and Clyde
| Wilson entertained a number Of
young people Saturday evening at
the Crystal Waters clubhouse, with
an evening spent in dancing and
other amusements such as the
younger set enjoy. About thirty
guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Brooks were the chap
erones.
SLUMBER PARTY
Miss Euvora Brooks entertained
at a "slumber party" Friday eve
ming at her home, with the Misses
Ivy Dodson Of San Benito, Elaine
Kersch Of Palestine, Leona Bruch-
miller of Weslaco and Margaret
Potter, Lille Magee and Ruth
Broyles as her guests.
TUESDAY CLUB
An excellent program was given
at the study session of the Wom-
ans Study club, when that society
of women met at the home Of Mrs.
Z. I. Stewart on North Sharyland
The business session under Mrs
Wilbur Closes Craftsmanship was
first under consideration, the roll
call, as usual, bringing forth many
items Of national and world inter