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

Beasts by their mates on Tuesday
evening, it being Ladies Night
for that organization.
Mrs. Clelland Harris, with Mes
DANES Dade Hester and Cheesey
Dooley were the reigning poten-
tates and these ladies, with the aio
OF others, pinned animal-shapeo
badges on their liege lords and
masters rs they entered the dining
hall. then sent them out into the
crowd to search for and find their
mates" then the whole gathering
adjourned to the dining hall here
a big feed" was spread for all.
Professor Holder made a talk or
The Objects of Lion Clubs" in
which he defined the good to come
to a community by concerted ac-
ton of an organization: he was
followed by Franklin Ewers with a
talk along similar lines, save that
n this case the application was
more personal. in that this gentle
man particularly referred to the
makeup of a good Lion. especially
referring to their president who is
leaving this week for his new home
In Bowie. Rev. Doss was presented
with a handsome past president
button. and he and his wife com
plimented on the great amount OF
good they have acc nplished since
coming to Mission.
The rest Of the evening was spent
in enjoyable games. etc. until 4
late hour when adjournment was
made.
Rev. and Mrs. Doss and son
were to leave Friday afternoon.
MEXICAN DINNER
Mrs. H. Fl. Rankin was hostess
at a Mexican dinner Wednesday at
her nome on North Lomita boule-
ward with an afternoon of bridge
following. Three tables were filled
with the interested players, Mrs. ]
F. EwerS being high score winner
Mrs. George Brooks, Jr., low.
Those present were Mesdames
q. r. Dohrn, H.. G. Jeffries, Geo
BROOKS, Jr.. J.. F. Ewers, j. P
Waite. 7. M. Thies. Humason, Ben.
nett, E.. S. Taylor. Miss Lucille Mil
Ter OF Crawford, Mrs. Harold Pugh
OF Weslaco and Mrs. John Gattling
Of McAllen.
COUNTRY CLUB
Mrs. Alton Bentsen was hostess
to the Country club at her home in
Sharyland Tuesday afternoon, with
a two-table personnel. Mrs. j.. P
DeWald was the only out of club
guest.
CLUB GUESTS
The Garden Inn Tearoom was
the scene Of a very pleasant affair
on Wednesday when Mesdames r,
P. Conway and T. M. Melden were
hostesSes at an afternoon Of bridge
honoring the guests Of some of the
club memberShip-notably Mrs.
Goodwin of Oakland, Calf, a guest
in the Melden home; Mrs. Frances
Congdon Of Berkeley, Calf. a
guest in the home of her son, f. P.
and wife and Miss Helen McCand-
less, of Louisville, KY. a guest in
the Oppenheimer home. Nine
tables Of players enjoyed the aft
ernoon. with Mrs. Z. v. SproWl
high score holder, Mrs. E. p. Cong
don second and Mrs. Lester CON
ISOLATION.
CUSTOMARY MEETS
Mesdames Homer Smith and E.
E. Scoggins were leaders of the
Missionary society meeting Thurs
day, the subject under considera-
ton being Home, the Center" the
subject being very efficiently dis
cussed by the leaders, assisted by
members of the society.
Miss Helen McCandless, a mem
Der of the staff of Y. w. G. A
workers in Louisville. KY, was ask
ed for a few words on the topic
The Effect Of Industry on the
Home" to which she replied in q
very instructive and competent
manner. showing some of the prob.
lens with which the social worker;
in the home are confronted. 4
few other women also contributed
to the program.
BAPTIST CIRCLE
Mrs. Vineyards circle Of thu
Baptist Missionary society gave {
splendid program at the church o.
that denomination Thursday, thu
lesson being on Where Race.
Meet" showing the duty of Amer.
lea to those who come to thi'
country from other lands to becomt
citizens.
Talks were made by Mesdamei
Doss. Proctor. Mathis, Wiley anc
the Misses Whitley and Kelly. thu
book Royal Service" containing
the themes of the study. The clos
ing part Of the program was a pag
cant in which some Of the char
acters presented different nation
in which the church is interested
Mrs. H. G. Baker of Edinbur|
headed a company Of women VIII
came from that city As guests 0
the circle, the Sharyland societ,
also being guests.
DELPHIAN ELECTS
Mrs. Geo. Agnew was elected
president Of the local Delphiar
chapter. Mrs. S. Perkins vice preSi
dent. Mrs. Florence M. Hayes sec,
rotary and Mrs. Chester Nichols
treasurer, the election of officer
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