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Vino 81 final con Scott cree

to; pero recostado sobre las So
gas luego de recibir un terrible
gancho izquierdo por Ell est6ma-
go.
Una vez habfa sido tirado Ell
ingles, en- ell segundo, y dos en-
ell tercero hasta la escena final
puso un toque cast sin preceden
ties a una lucha completamente
insatisfactOria.
Cuando ell referee notified a
Scott que debia continuar pc
leando, por cuanto ell no habl&
apreciado el golpe Illegal, ell in,
giles convino en- hacerlo, quedan-
do limpio ell ring. Sharkey "a
vanzo hacia su contrario, sin
misericordia, dispuesto a ter
minarlo".
Sc agarr6 ell ingles para sal
varse; pero su cara demostraba
que estaba padeciendo un inten-
| so dolor. Llevado sobre las So
gas, Sharkey lie aplic6 un ire
, mendo golpe por ell estomago y
aunque ell punetazo fue limpio,
yarias pulgadas sobre ell cintu-
ron, Scott hizo otra indication
de foul. Magnolia Sc interpu-
so, pregunt6 al ingles que 81 de-
seaba continuar y al contestar-
lie este de manera negativa le-
vant6 ell brazo a Sharkey, otor-
gandole la victoria a los 2 mi
nutos y "a segundos del tercer
asalto.
Jimmy Johnston, manager de
Scott, declare despues que Mag
nolia habia descalificado a Shar
key; pero este rotundamente 10
desminti6.
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para salir "escapado" de Sevi-
LA.
De lejos l~legabanle sonidcs
de m1sicas acompanantes de CO.
fradias. Marchaba la genie, So
nolienta Y cansada, de recogida.
Ante los puestos de c~alentitos Sc
apinaba Ia del pueblo. Con ella
Sc mezclaba algun nazareno de
las cofradias alegres, que ann
tenia por delante muchas horas
de procession,
Nuevas saetas hablando de
.piedad Y perd6n hirieron, mas
ALA, los oidos de Carmona. Las
infelices presas, asomadas a las
rejas de la carcel, cantaban sus
.penas, lloraban sus penas a ia
radiosa Vlrgen de la Esperan-
Ia de Triana, consoladoramen.
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ia q los carceleros.

Solo los ojos de Carmona, de-
tenido en- la esquina de la calle
de P6pulo por ell gentio, conser-
vaban detras del entifaz IN bri,
Ito acerado de rencor que IBERIA.
-iOsG! iEr demonio! -diJo
una muier del pueblo aleiando-
Sc de 81 asustada.
La Virgen sonreia desde su
trono, tendiendo a las desgra-
ciadas sus manos misericordio-
sas Y consoladoras.
iVirgen santa. por tn pena,
consuela las penas mfas!
Ell sol, ell esplendido sol de Sc
villa, subia radiante en- ell dia
grande a los altos cielos, como
una oraci6n ardiente de la HUI
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BOXE0
UN TELEGRAMA DE KID
CHOCOLATE

Tn telegrama, puesto aver a
las seis de la tarde en- Key West
por Kid Chocolate, ell negrito
que es campe6n sin corona de la
division de peso pluma, lego a
nuestra reduction en- la manana
de hoy Y dice:
Envio saludo afici6n tampe-
ma. Llegare Viernes.
Kid Chocolate.
Quiere decir este despacho
que dentro de pocas horas ten
dremos en- Tampa al mejor
boxeador que ha nacido en- Gu
ba Z a uno de los mejores de
todS ell mund0.
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manidad agradecida, y lie ilumi-
naba TODD con su luz generosa.
III
CON LAGRIMAS Y RISA
ESTA TEJIDO DE LA
FELICIDAD Ell TENUE
VELO

Por mucho que corri6 su au-
tomoVil, no sac6 gran ventaja
Carmona a don Ismael. No ma
Ga tres horas que Manuel lIega-
ra al cortijo y, rebeldes sus ex-
cltados nervios al d~escanso, iba
Y venia inquieto, malhumorado
y ceJiJunto, cuando son6 a la
entrada una bocina automovi-
hsta y ell can6nigo Sc meti6 por
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Damos un saludo de bienve-
nida a Chocolate y a las perso
mas que lie acompanan.
EN- Ell TERCER ASALTO Ell
REFEREE do
LA VICTORIA A SHARKEY,
POR "NOCAO" TECNICO
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CURRITO
; DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
nor
Alejan7ro Perez Lu0fn.

A'oJuHATO FcFe% LUgln.
reza. Saetas, recuerdos, lagri-
mas, movimiento8 del coraz6n.
ell Senior y su cruz, TODD Sc bo-
FRO. No quedaba en- pie mas que
un hombre injuriado, un padre
ofendido, un rencor inexorable.
Ash entr6 en- la iglesia, hosco c
impaciente por huir.
Adn Sc detuvo ell paso en- la
plaza. Con la cara vuelta hacia
ell pueblo, bendiciendole por Ill
TINA vez, lie Incense, por Ultima
vez tambien, con ell aroma de
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

CASA Y STORE-En ell 1913
de la avenida Buffalo, tenemos
una muy bonita casa, aunque
pequena con un store en- ell fren-
tie. Una gran ganga en- $500
con plaZos mensuales muy CO.
modos. Lame a Keuneke o Eff
fird, al telefono 1858.
Henderson Warren Simms, Inc.
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Ell referee di6 cuatro rounds

a cada uno de los contendientes
Y dos tablas,
Los periodistas lIeHaron ano-
taciones, a favor de Risko, de
5 rounds por cuatro y de 6
por 8.
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Miami, Feb. 27.-La decision
del referee Kid Mcfarland, de
New York. declarando tablas
la pelea entire Ell argentine Vic
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

NUEVO ~BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de un bonito bun
galow bien construido Y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bi6n acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- cambio. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale u,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
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EN- LA AVENIDA 80
Tenemos dos buenas casas en- la
avenida 80 (Louise), manzan4
de los 400, que las vendemos
baratas. Una en- $1,150 y la otra
en- $1,000 a pagarlas c6moda-
mente a plazos mensuales, con
500 en- mano. La contribution
es muy baja.
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QUESTION DE A
ION.-Los 4otes valen por su
ocalizaci6n y no 9or su tamano
Zero cuanGo leuren ambas con-
liciones Sc valoriza mas Ia pro-
iedad.
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ten
go las mejores gangas en- casas
y Totes, en- todos los lugares de
la ciudad. Fabrico casas con po-
co dinero en- mano y primeras
hipotecas. Pedro V. Lopez 2918
Gale 8, Ybor City.
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Sc DESEAN varias mucha.
chas de buena apariencia y que
hablen espanol para solicitar
6rdenes para vestidos de ninas,
en- Ybor City.
Presentense ell jueves entrA
las 10 y las IL m. el ell quartz
No. 6 de la casa, Gale Lafayett.
ndmero 312, Tamra,
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B L FUE
LA PELEA CAMPOL0-RIS-
KO
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CLASIFICADOS
Sc DESEA

Ahora es ell tempo para comen-
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gocios. Nuestro metodo de ense-
nanza intensive y superiores
f~acilidades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a los gradua-
dos. Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir a un
colegiO como
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Valley Clubs
Interested In
Two Meetings

Two meetings of interest TO Bus
mess and Professional Women's
clubs Of the Valley are scheduled
for the early part Of the week. The
San Benito club has invited mem
bers Of the Brownsville and Mercedes
organizations to attend their regular
social meeting in San Benito Mon
day evening. The club will give a
Mexican dinner at the Aztec, and
members OF the local club plan TO
leave Brownsville about 6 p. m.
Tuesday evening. officers and
three members of each Valley club
will 60 TO Mercedes to attend a
meeting called by Mrs. Blanche
Fulgham Of Harrington, Valley Fed
Grafton president. for the purpose
Of inaugurating plans for the en-
te-tainment Of the State Federation
convention in the Valley in June.
The meeting was postponed from
last week on account Of Indictment
weather.
Committees are TO be named on
various phases for convention pre-
paration and the meeting is one Of
imprtant. Representatives I nine
clubs in the Valley will attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

Committee on Parks and Play
grounds and Preservation OF His
toric SpotS-Mrs. Z. L. Stoner, Vic
toria.
Fine Arts
Department OF Fine Arts:
Division Of Art|Chairman, Mrs.
VIM. King, San Antonio.
Committee on Prints and Etch-
ings-Mrs. Asa l.. Draper, Hebron
vile.
Division OF observation-disclosures
Mrs. NJ. M. McAskill. Edinburg.
Committee or Poetry-Mrs. Rob-
ert Gregory. McAllen.
Division Of Music-Chairman. DR..
la Davis. McAllen.
Committee on Music in the Com
munity-Mrs- T. l.. Cara0n, San
Antonio.
Committee on Texas and Ameri-
can Music-Mrs. G. S. Curry, Nix
on.
Committee on Folk Music-Mrs
George Reed, Alice.
Department Of legislation
Chairman, Mrs. Earle Mayficld-
Austin.
Department Of Press and Pub
licity-Chairman, Mrs. d. p. Gay
Brownsville.
Department OF Public Welfare
Mrs. j. Davis Jones. Smithville.
Division Of Community Service
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

Division OF Home Economic
Teaching-Mrs. +. M. Bradley, Aus
tin.
Division Of Home Extension Ser
vice-Mrs. w. II. Yeager. Laredo.
Division Of Banking, Insurance
and Family Budgeting-Mrs. Z. L.
Riser, George West.
Division OF Home Equipment
Mrs. G. G. Burr. Laredo.
Education
Department OF Education-Chair-
man, Mrs. Henry Redmond, Cor
pus Christi.
Division OF Public Instruction
Chairman. Miss Ruby Cole, San An
tonic.
Committee and Scholarship and
Loans-Mrs. l.. 3. Randall, San An
tonic.
Division OF Adult Education
Committee on Library Extension
Chairman, Mrs. Ike ID. White Aus
tin.
Division OF Conservation Of Nat
ural Resources. chairman, Mrs.
Frank Sorrell. San Antonio.
Committee on Forestry. Natural
Scenery, Highways, and Memorial
Tree Planting-Chairman, Mrs. j.
G. Myrick. Harlingen.
Committee OH Nature Study,
Birds, Flowers and Wild Life-Mrs.
7. g. Webb, Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Federation S
New Officers
Are Elected

Members OF the City Federation
heard a resume OF the past years
work in reports given at Thursday
afternoons meeting and also elect
cd officers to guide activities OF the
organization for the next club year.
to take office In September. -Four
officers Of the federation we're
present, five presidents Of city
clubs. five chairmen Of standing
committees, thirteen club dele
gates and several visitors.
Mrs. George Smith, endorsed by
the Learners club. was named
president OF the federation; Mrs.
G. S. Bell. endorsed by the Health
Nursing association, was elected
first vice-president; AIRS. G. w.
Watson OF the Civic League. econd
vice president; Mrs. Randall Math-
ers, Self Culture club. recording
secretary; Mrs. Bert Cromack, p
L. A., treasurer.
Mrs. w. r. Jones, president. ask
ed that the municipal committee
Of the federation go before the city
commission to urge the removal Of
old street car tracks. telephone and
light poles, and also marking OF
streets. Among the activities re-
ported by the clubs was the APP
pointment Of entertainment COM
mittees by the Learners and Self
Culture clubs for the purpose Of
assisting Mrs Ada Milan McvaY
chamber Of commerce hostess, at
-reekly tourist parties. The Learn
ers reported the donation Of 10
books to school libraries. and all
clubs had participated In some form
Of social service work. and had n
dorsed the palm planting move
ment.
An especially commendable re-
port was read on PIT. A. work on
school ward Identification and Dook
donations to school libraries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
For
Churches Are
Named Friddu

Election Of officers was held at
the Friday meeting OF the church
federation at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Roy auff Of the Central
Christian was named president,
Mrs. Pearl Nuckols. Episcopal, vice
president, Mrs. r. z. Morris, Metho-
dist, recording secretary. Mrs. I. L.
Bennett, Baptist. teasurer. Officers
we're installed bv Rev. Smith Of the
Baptist church.
D~evotionals were led by Mrs. j.
X. Bull. and in the business meet
ing reports from different church
societies were read and the trea-
surer's report was also made. Tenn
porarily. the federation voted to re-
duce the monthly assessment from
each society for social welfare work
from $500 TO $3.50.
Plans were also discussed for OBJ
servance Of the annual information
al non-denominational woyld Day
Of prayer or March Z. This custom
will be noted IN all countries OF
the world, and services are TO be
held AT the Methodist church here.
Mrs. Bull was appointed chairman,
assisted by Mrs. George Smith.
Mrs. H. L. Yates. Mrs w. J. Yer
trees and Mrs. r. O. Macintosh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

Committee on Fire Protection and
Street Highway Safety-Chairman,
Mrs. J. J. Murray, Mercedes.
Division OF Public Health-Mrs.
John d. Claybrook, Austin.
Division OF Problems Of Industry
Miss Title Brooter. San Diego.
Division Of Inter-Racial Prob
lems-MrS. j. II. Chinn. KniPps.
Other Committees
Special committees: Membership
Chairman, Mrs. r. A. Williams,
Rock Springs; headquarters, per-
manent. chairman, Mrs. volney w.
Taylor, Brownsville; war veterans
Mrs. Homer Elkins, Sinton.
Standing committees: Federation
pin, Mrs. z. owen Scott, Rio
Grande City; club institutes, Mrs.
Frank Tompkins, Corpus Christi;
credentials. badges and election
Mrs. W. II. Wentlandt, Manor;
nominations, Mrs. q. r. Scott, Cor"
pus Christi; headquarters Temporal
nv. chairman. Mrs. Sam J. smith
Austin; resolutions. Mrs William
Gerhardt. Corpus Christi; rules and
procedure. Mrs. Polk Hornadsyr
Harrington: trar A~Ortation, MIS-
Alex Adams. San Antonio; parlia-
mentarian. Mrs. J. 7. King, san
Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

A complete list Of officers and
committee chairnen for all depart
ments Of the fifth district Of Tex
as Federation Of Woneu's clubs
has been announced by Mrs. VOL
ney Taylor Of Brownsville, fifth dis
trict president. Serving with Mrs.
Taylor as elected executives Of the
district are Mrs. Z. q. Randall OF
San Antonio, first vice-president;
Mrs. L. Z. House Of Kingsville, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Henriet-
"a SIgnor Of Brownsville, recording
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Z. q. Hol-
liday. Brownsville, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Sam J. Smith. Aus
tin. appointed member Of execu-
tive board.
Chairmen's List
The other district committee
chairmen, appointed by Mrs. Tay-
lor, are as follows:
Department Of American Citizen
ship-Chairman, Mrs. J. 7. Vance,
Refugio.
Division Of Americanization and
Citizenship Training-Mrs. L. 3.
Caruthers. Jr.. Rio Grande City.
Division Of Law Observance
Mrs. c. w. Webb. Elgin.
Department Of American Home
Chairman, Mrs. s. ]. Coleman, Bee
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

club woman OF Harrington, announc-
ing the coming event and telling
something Of plans which are to be
m~ateralized into an outstanding
event among Valley club activities.
Due to the many clubs through
out the Valley and the district, the
entire personnel Of members can
not be included for the entertain
ment. but officers OF Valley clubs,
officers Of the Fifth District fed
Grafton. and officers Of clubs outside
the Valley are invited to represent
their organizations.
Place for the hospitality is to be
announced later, as well as details
OF the program. which will probably
include playlets, and musical num-
bers, with light refreshments. Scores
OF club women are expected TO be
present at the affair. Members OF
the Harlingen Study club are plan
ming TO put forth much effort. 10
make their entertainment a success.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Colonial Ball Plan
OF Point Yacht Club

An elaborate Colonial Ball IS
planned BY the manager OF the
Point Isabel Yacht Club, accord
ING TO Capt. ". p. Hall. Point Is
abel. to be staged on Washington's
Birthday. February 70.
This ball will be attended BY
practically all OF the Clubs 800
members. who arc scattered from
one end OF the Valley TO the other"
said Capt. Hall today. Our dances
and dinners are proving more and
more popular as time goes on and
are we'll attended"
All members apDearing at the Ball
must be dressed in costume appro-
nriate to the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Cavalry Chief Guest
OfHonor al Reniew
ndReception Friday
Mrs. Clyde E. Austin
Complimented AT
Bridge Party

Fort Brown Is losing two OF It's
Oldest residents In Captain Vernon
M. Shell and Captain Clyde T.
Austin. who have recently been
ordered TO new stations.
Captain Shell left Monday for
Athens, Georgia, where he viii be
Oh duty with the r. o. 7. Q. at
the University Of Georgia He
was adjutant at Fort Brown for
several years and the past year
commanded headquarters troop.
Mrs. Shell and Vernon, Jr., will re-
main in Brownsville for the pres
ent.
Captain and Mrs. Austin leave for
San Antonio about February ! where
Captain Austin will be quartermas-
ter at Brooks Field. He has been
finance and post exchange officer
prior to the arrival Of Captain
Mas.
Captain James M. Adamson re-
lieves Captain Shell in command OF
Headquarters Troop and Lieut..
Francis 4. Rundell relieves Cap
tain Austin.
Mrs. Austin Honored
Mrs. Austin was honoree OF a
charming bridge compliment given
Thursday evening by Mrs. 4. y. Nc
Goohan at her home. Bouquets
OF gladioli decorated the living room
where three tables were placed for
the afternoons games.
Mrs. Lawrence Brady scored high
and Miss Maria Calderoni won low
score favor. "A pretty guest favor
was the gift Of the hostess to the
Eonoree. A Mexican refreshment
course was served.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames John Closner, Fred Lath-
am Lawrence Brady. Burnell
Goodrich, Fannie Putegnat. Brown,
Ralph %Schmeling; Misses Annie
Starck, Judith and Maria Calde-
roni and Vivian Asheim.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Black and White Hop Feature of Weeks Post Society
Homecoming
Of Society
Is Planned

Homecoming viii DO observed by
the Christian Endeavor society Of
the Central Christian church sun
day at $50 p. m. Invitations have
been sent out TO all former mem
bers Of the society, also including
all young people OF the Valley. The
program Is 70 mark the close OF
five years work In the same build
ing, as the present church Ia TO be
RACED, starting Monday, to make
way for q new $4,000 edifice on
the same corner.
Two former presidents OF the
society and the present 'fficial are
TO have leading parts in the SER
vices. Jack Noble. who ended two
years as president OF the society in
January, is to act As master Of
ceremonies. Thomas z. Newton, this
years president, Is 70 welcome mem
berS and response will be made BY
w. A. Velten, organizer and presi-
dent OF the society for two years
since its formation IN 1925.
Musical features OF the program
include a solo by Daniel Bowling,
accompanied by Miss Mary Singer.
The following committee chairmen
are TO make reports: Lookout, Jack
Noble: program, Louise Smith: fin
ance. Fr~d Howe: social, Daniel
Bowling; missionary. Mary Singer;
publicity, Roy Craig: Dr.. s. X.
Hallam, founder OF the Central
Christian church nineteen years
ago. will deliver a four minute SER
monette.
The evening will be concluded by
a wiener roast on the church lot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Mrs. Withers i
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Wilma P. Withers. who is
spending the winter here with her
mother. Mrs. w. G. Craig, enter
tanned q group OF friends with an
enjoyable evening OF cards Thurs
day at the home OF her mother.
Several different games were div
ersions OF the evening. at the close
Of which the hostess served a dam
ty refreshment course.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Carlyle williams, Pedro
Chapa, Burnel Goodrich, Aug
Justine Celaya, Jr., James a Brown,
Lawrence Y 'ady. Philip McNair,
Mrs. Emmett Goodrich. Major and
Mrs. Grow and Marie Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Buffet Supper j
For Large Company
Before Dance

Post and town society alike en-
joyed an unusual evenings enter
talnment IL the elaborate black
and white hop staged Saturday eve
ming az the Officers club at Fort
Brown. The affair was a scheduled
feature OF the post social calendar
and snartness and originality
characterized every detail OF ar
rangement. The entire officers
personnel and a large number OF
town guests we're hidden 10 the
dance.
The aSSemblage or guests Great
ed q distinguished as we'll as an
attractive panorama, the black and
white theme being pronounced IN
the formal dress or the dancers.
Regulation dress for the men guests
tuxedoe5 on white jackets. on
uniform for the officers. Women
guests wore all black. all white. Cr
black and white evening gowns.
The setting OF the club rooms
was carefully planned 70 carry out
In detail the black and white ef-'
feet or the hop. A profusion or
small white balloons added an III
usual note to the decorations, and
streamers, taPers, and other mo-
tifS were cleverly employed. Be
tween pillars the length Of the
club suite black and white stream
ers fell In graduated curtain SEM
blance with white balloons attach
ed to each end.
Preceding the dance on. slabor-
ate buffet supper was served at the
club by Ii. and Mrs. John Fl. 5tod-
ter and 1t. and Mrs. William ".
Jervey. About 90 guests were en-
t~ertained, the garrison personnel
and a group OF tovnspeople, among
whom we're Mr.. and Mrs. Burnell
Goodrich, Or. Harry Loew, Mrs.
Blanche Loew. Mrs. Cain, 1t. and
Mrs. w. r. Withers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse bennett. Col. Barger and d.
o ". Lawrence
"A number or Spanish songs were
sung by entertainers from Mata-
moro during the dinner, ard the
post orchestra furnished music for
III dance.
Officer Entertained
Major General Herbert ID. Crosby.
chief c. cavalry. was on the post
from Friday until Saturday morn
ing and several events were staged
in his honor. He made an inSpcc-
ton OF the post and witnessed y
jumping exhibition by riders at 40
"a IN Friday This MAS ~
an informal luncheon given BY Col.
and Mrs. Van VoOrhis, at when
General Crosby. Major and Mrs.
Holman. Captain and Mrs. Mas
and Col. and Mrs. Koch we're ruests.
A review of the Twelfth Cavalry
on the parade ground wa held NJ
4 d. m, followed by IA tea dance
at the Officers club at 4.2O. "A
large group Of towns people was in
vited 10 meet Gen. Crosby and en-
Joy the tea dance. Light refresh
ments were served during the aft
ernoon.
General Crosby left Saturday
morning for Fl. Ringgold IN his
private car accompanied by Col.
and Mrs. Van Voorhis who y Curn-
ed 10 TT. Brown late In the after
noon.
Dinner Dance
Invitations have been Issued oil
the post by Capt. and Mrs. Will
Griffin and Capt. William Halde-
man announcing a dinner dance
which they will give at I'll Jardin
hotel Saturday evening. Feb. l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Society Calendar
Monday


Circle one Of the Baptist Mis-
Sionary society meets at $3.50 D. m.
with Mrs. Fritz Schmidt. Circle two
meets with Mrs. Mike Groom Jr.
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian church meets at $3.50 ut
the church, with circle three as
hostess.
Methodist circles meet as follows:
e. Jardin with Mrs. Pechstein, 8
p. m, with Mrs. Dan Keller. leader;
West Brownsville with Mrs. II. L.
Fitch and Mrs. A. 7. Watkins and
Mrs. c. w. Watson. leaders. Young
Matrons' with Mrs. NJ. L. Love and
Mrs Hayden Hayes assistant host
ess at the home Of Mrs. Love. Mrs.
NJ. r. Hall. leader.
Altar Society OF the Sacred Heart
church meets Monday at 3 p. m.
with Mrs. Ben Ham or Sixth street
between Levee and st. Charles.
Episcopal guild meets at parish
house, 3 p. m.
Tuesday
Learners Club with Mrs. Bascom
Cox.
Mardi bridge club with Mrs. Bas-
com Cox.
Rebekahs meet at hall, evening.
Wednesday
Self Culture club with Mrs. 9. A.
Manahan.
Thursday
FL Jardin Bridge club with Mrs.
Fallon.
Thursday Bridge club with Mrs.
Arthur Pitt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Club Meets With
Mrs. McChesney

Mrs. Russell McChesney enter
tanned the Learners club Tuesday at
her home, Mrs. J. L. Workman lead
ing the lesson on outstanding world
figures. She gave an interesting
discussion on character OF foreign
countries and Mrs. George Smith
took several American notables for
her talk.
The club is to meet next week
with Mrs. +. II. williams.