Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-31
Valley Society
Phone 2

, nests of grass, candy eggs, and a
chicken in each basket, were on
each of the tables. Tallies, score
pads and napkins featured the same
| theme.
Miss Arvilla Rogers won high
score. and was rewarded with q
quaint bronze incense burner. Eliza
beth Clapp won low score, and re-
ceived a pretty gift. Potato chips,
olives, sandwiches cut in form Of
rabbits. Cherry lemonade and as
| sorted cookies were served by the
, two hostesses, after the games.
Guests were Misses Erma Ander-
son, Mary Lovelace, Ruth Tarplay,
Juanita Sigler. Clara Holmon, Hazel
| Stone. Bobbie Payne, frankie
Thompson, from Weslaco; Mamie
Anglin, Thelma Nelson, Margaret
Elmore, Elizabeth Clapp, Josephine
and Arvilla Rogers. Margaret and
Julian Thomson.
BOARD MEETS
Wednesday morning at II o'clock.
the executive board met in the Ii
brary for the regular monthly ses-
sion. President, Mrs. i. S. Herren,
presided.
Reports were satisfactory for the
past month. The report Of the
chamber Of commerce social recep-
ton at the w -Mond hotel,
showed that many newcomers came
and enjoyed the entertainment and
the board decided to continue the
practice but will hold the social
at the Woman's Building on the
third Monday afternoon Of the
month.
Arrangements were made for the
Woman's building to continue IN
der the efficient management Of
Mrs. Rexroth to every ones salts
faction.
After other business, the board
adjourned to attend the regular
luncheon in the auditorium Of the
same building. The dinner was
served at three long tables, Mrs.
Herren presiding at the head of the
middle table. Beautiful baskets Of
choice flowers, were in evidence,
giving fragrance and charm to the
occasion. Among the guests were
some from a long distance and
there were several new members.
The chairman announced that as
the melting next month there would
be an election of officers, the fol-
lowing women would serve as nom
mating committee, MesGames A.. L..
Brooks, w. Nj. Hundley, David
Wink. Reports given by the various
heads of committees were splendid.
Mrs. Will Jones, health chairman,
spoke of child health day, May 3,
when there would be q grand cele-
bration for the children, large and
small.
j. E. Finley gave q ten minute
talk on milk as a food, the value
of pure milk, etc. H. Hardamon
sang two beautiful songs, with Ms.
A. 8. Waldron at the piano.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
The Valley Friendship club held
its last meeting Of the Season at
the home Of Mrs. r. F. McCarty
at her home on East Fillmore avenue
March 81. After playing games of
five hundred and the guests en-
joyed a delicious Mexican style
luncheon, served in the dining room
where the table was beautifully laid,
and dainty favors placed. FavorS
were rosebud cups filled with vari-
colored minis.
High score in the games was
awarded to Mrs. z. "A. Shipman. a
set of ice tea glasses. with card
symbols pictured on the bottoms.
Mrs. A.. r. Council received the low
award, a souvenir metal tray. Mrs.
G.. E. McClelland was a guest for
the affair.
This was the final meeting of
the club for this year, as they are
diSbanding for the summer.
ENTERTAfNS AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Max Tavss entertained a club
composed of Valley women at
luncheon and bridge on Thursday
afternoon. The tables at which the
delicious three-course luncheon was
served we're centered with dainty