Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-17
SAN BEN1TO
MRS. osTROsKI HoNoRED

bowl filled with vari-colored mas
turtiums centered the prettily ap-
pointed table. A three course
luncheon was served.
In the living room where the
guests assembled at five tables fol-
lowing the luncheon, clusters of
larkspur were effectively displayed
in bowls and baskets. Mrs. Ostroski
received a dainty guests prize when
playing ended and Mrs. L. F. Boil
ing "a presented with the trophy
for high score. The consolation
award went to Mrs. G. S. Clark Of
San Augustine.
The guests were Mesdames A. D.
Shapere, Ralph Agar. Wylie Tippit.
Fleming Newton. P. B. Jones, Davis
Wade, D. w. Colt. McMurry Richey,
rs. Fl. Crews, c. l.. Wunderman,
Knox Smith, Bruce Gentry, James
Sweeney. Louis Morris, George a.
Toolan, j. T. Wilcox, G. G. Henson,
L. r. Boiling, Clark, San Augustine
and Reynolds, Tyler.
JUNIOR-SENIOR P.-T. A.
An especially interesting meeting
Of the iunior-Senior high school
Parent-Tescher association was held
Monday afternoon with Mrs. j.
Scott Brown presiding in the alb
sence of the president. After routine
business had been disposed of The
program vas opened with members
repeated the Lords Prayer in uni
son.
Particularly worthwhile and inter
e5ting was a talk given by Mrs. II. B.
Livingston on Business in the
Schools" Entertainment numbers
included a Spanish dance by Mar
garet Lowe, with Louis Valentine
singing and Miss Lois Franklin Civ
ing the piano accompaniment. A
group of Spanish songs by q qu2r-
tet. Bernice Aubrey, Maud Nosler.
Emily Mcmillan and Dorothy Glyn
Ward was much liked. First appear
ance of the newly organized junior
high school girls glee club vas an
plauded and their two numbers Civ
en- much praise. Value of Music
10 Children in Schools was the
topic Of an informing talk by Miss
Lois. Franklin. music supervisor.
Winners of the prizes in the essay
contest, sponsored by the PIT. A.
and having for subject, "A Cleaner
San Benito' Will be announced At
the next meeting. A prize Of $500
has been offered the winner in the
junioT-SeniOr hiGh school division
and in the ward school division or
the PIT. A.
pRESEY"ErrtN AUXILIARY
TUESDAY at circle Meetings of the
Women's Auxiliary of the First Pres
byterian church birthday anniyer-
Saries Of Mrs. George A. Brooks and
Mrs. II. ?. Mover we're charmin2iy
observed. A handkerchief shower
for Mrs. Meyer was one Of the in
tercgting events OF the afternoon
5pert at the home Of Mrs. Roy F.
Clark b. members Of Circle One. An
interesting study program on Mex
lean Problems" was carried out. The
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Brooks
was nrettilv observed bv members of
Circle Three who assembled at her
home for their regular study and
presented her with bouquets of
flowers ana other birthday remcm-
ORANGES.
PERSONALS
Mis- ROTepa Edwards spent last
weekend with friends in Edinburg.
Miss Agnes Foe1ker Of San An
tonic is visiting at the home Of her
sister. Mrs. John Kuhn.
Mrs. U. S. Allison Of Kingsville
snent the past weekend visiting in
San Benito.
DR.. ard Mrs. L II. Pammell Of
Amos. Ia, were guests Monday in
San Benito of l.. L. zenor and Mrs.
c. z. Holmes.
J. r.. Nelson Of Fort Smith, Ark.
left Sunday night after looking
after business interests here. Mr..
Nelson's investment firm is repre-
scented here by A. A. Highbarger.
Miss Helen Wait of Houston, for
merly of San Benito. is in San Be-
nito for a visit. She is a guest at
the home of Miss Dorothy Brandon.
Mrs. Carrie Shaffer has been i'll
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
II. G. Jessup on PENNSYLVANIA Ave.
DR.. aud Mrs. W. r. P. Fears and
daughter. Mrs. Henry Atkinson, OF
Nacogdoches, Mrs. Roy Morris Of
Brownsville and Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
ScogginS of San Benito we're dinner
guests Monday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. W. Lilies.
Mrs. r. G. Schmidt left Tuesday
night for Las Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Q. c. Emery and little
daughter. Joanna, of Laredo are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Emery S
mother. Mrs. j. A. PGrsley. Mr..
Emery. who acompanied them here,
returned to Laredo Sunday.
10 G. E15tner departed for Kansas
Cit7 on a business trip Tuesday
night.
r. p. Neiswanger Of San Antonio.
general manager of the Central
Power and Light Company. returned
to that city Tuesday night after
spending several days here on bust
ness.
Miss Kate Adele Hill returned
Tuesday afternoon from p short
visit to Corpus Christi and Robs-
town where she accompanied Rev.
and Mrs. H. M. Cowley of White
wright. after their stsv here. She is
q daughter of Mrs. Covley.
Mrs. Kent S. Manning returned
Wednesday morning from San An
tonic where she has been in a hos
pltal following er operation ~e:ch