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

as first episode treatise giver, Mrs.
Esther Ferguson gave the second
| episode, Mrs. Guerin the third and
Mrs. Oscar Perkins the fourth.
CLUB VISITS
Last Tuesday was an epoch
marking day in the history of the
local Woman's Tuesday club, when
that club, upon invitation from the
| Brownsville Learners club, de-
scended upon that city in full
force, arriving at the Brownsville
country club at noon where a
bountiful five-course luncheon was
served.
A novel and very interesting
means of entertainment provided
by the Brownsville hosts took the
form of another "air port" celebra-
ton, with Mrs. Geo. Smith as the
pilot in charge" and as the guests
were seated natty little airport
logs" were found at each plate,
while a huge and supremely beau
tiful floral airplane adorned the
head of the large table.
Mrs. Geo. Smith of Brownsville,
pilot of the Learners plane wei
come" took off" at 1880, with all
the Mission women accompanying
her on their trial trip, the Learners
accompanying the Mission tri-mo-
tor plane Response" arrived at
12:45 p. M, with Mrs. Wilbur Close
at its stick, this plane carrying 16
passengers, being one Of the larg-
est eve seen in the Valley.
The High School Flying Squad
ron" landed at l p. m, this squad
ron" being composed of several
young ladies from the Brownsville
high school, who were dressed in
the mode of the 18th century, and
who Delightfully."- entertained the
visitors with selections of both
songs and dances of the early Vir-
ginian period.
Mrs. T. j. Voc of San Benito did
some stunt flying" at 100, she
being one of the most able pilots"
on the field, and was followed by
Mrs. Volney Taylor's arrival with
the "air mall" each of the Mission
women receiving a personal letter
from the hostess, which of course
was read Immediately, and which
cemented a firm bond Of friendship
which had been established prev
iously when the Learners visited
Mission.
The Mission plane Tuesday"
lead an air formation which took
off at 200 sharp, there being sew
eral planes in this formation, with
the Presbyterian church as its des-
tination, where the visitors gave a
demonstration which included
stunts" with Mrs. E. v. SproWI.
Mrs. Wilbur Close. Mrs. d. C..
Decker. Mrs. S. L. Hardin and Mrs.
j. A. Card as pilots.
A visit to the local airport was
included in the program. the visi-
tors being escorted by their hosts,
thus ending n Of the great. If
not the greatest day in the history
Of the Woman's Tuesday club.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Kreuger and
children were dinner guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Hausman
in Brownsville Sunday evening in
honor of their celebration of the
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Parks and
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Bishop
were in Brownsville Sunday, guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gallon.
Mrs. Albert Fisher has been here
from San Antonio visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Seffel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Mallory were
here from McAllen the last Of the
week.
Mrs. Homer Ivy and Mrs. H.
Sturgeon returned to their homes
in Indiana and Missouri this week,
after a visit in Mission.
Mrs. Cara was here from her
Austin home the last of the week
visiting her sisters, Mrs. S. M. Har-
grove and Mrs. t. H. Armstrong.