Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-26

Mrs. T. j. Caldwell who spoke or
The Brothers"
Programs for the three meeting
yet to be held before adjournment
were apportioned, this chapter to re-
cess from the last of May until Sep
TENDER, in common with practically
all other city organizations partici-
pated in by women. The local Del
phian chapter has lately received in.
to membership four new members
as follows: Mrs. w. A. Wolverton
Mrs. r. A. Humason. Mrs. Moultor
Smith; also Mrs. Abbott of McAllen
FRIDAY MITE BRIDGE
The members of the Friday Mite
Dinner Bridge had a real old-fash.
Toned good time" last Friday eve
ming, when they first went to Crys-
tai Waters for a dip followed by g
picnic dinner, then returning to the
Walter Roberts home for the &C
customed game of cards, in which
MI. and Mrs. w. 0. Brown both
were victorious, in that they gained
the high" score. Mrs. S. NJ. Duffie
and Mrs. G. P. Wright were award
ed the other gifts for their scores.
FRESHMEN OUTING
The freshmen class Of the Edin-
burg junior college came to Mission
Friday evening and enjoyed a swim
and picnic at Crystal waters. They
were chaperoned by Miss Calhoun
Harris and Mrs. John Petty.
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
Mrs. Jack Lehman was leader Of
the regular Bible study at the Pres
byterian church Thursday. the third
Thursday in the month being de-
voted by this organization as a unit
to the study Of the Bible. The les
son was from the book Of the Acts
Of the Apostles, and very ably led by
MIS-. Lehman.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
Circle number two Nth Mrs. r. A
Mathis chairman was in charge OF
the lesson study Of the Baptist Mis-
sionary Union. The lesson was TAX
On from the book entitled "Roya.
Service" the subtitle being Faith
full to the Trust" Mrs. Mathis han
died her subject very intelligently
and was assisted by the MeSdameS
Gresham, Onie Smith, Tanksley, and
Dr.. MIME ParrlJh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This society held their circle tea
Thursday, with circle number three
N.Y. y r C41-rnrf ni1iyy-a1 ~ IN
charge. The basement auditorium
where the women met was hand
somely decorated with beautiful
flowers, in which large roses we're
predominant.
A goodly number CT women were
present who greatly enjoyed Mrs
E. v. Sprowl's delineation Of THE
TRANSPORTATION Of Miss Philura'
an elderly maiden who was exceed
ingly successful in having bel
prayers answered. Miss Helen Epp-
right performed brilliantly at the
piano and was repeatedly encored
The circle was about SIS to the
good" from the receipts.
SILVER TEA"
The members Of the Christian
church, that is the women mem
bers. were hostes6e5 at q very beau
tiful affair at the handsome home
Of Mrs. G. M. Abney just east OF
the city on Friday afternoon last
when they entertained with a tea
at which an excellent program wa;
given by a number of the women
of the church. assisted by artist;
from the other denominag4Cns.
Mrs. Albert Whitt"esey was ir
charge of the program, and Mrs
Reitz sang several solos, the Miss.
es Butler giving musical readings
Miss Ruth Duncan rendered sweet
music on the violin, accom- kanied by
the pial0; Mrs. G.. w. Gar anc
Mrs. Reitz played several piano
duets, as did Mesdames Proctor ant
Dimmick. MeSdames Abney, Pace
and Dooley we're the h~ostesses il
charge.