Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-02

the fifth district. and one of the
Mrs. w. Y. worley, president Of
the Self Culture club. OF Browns
vile, who goes as a delegate from
this organization, the highest scor-
ing club in the district.
Mrs. ID. p. Gay. Jr. OF Browns
vile, publicity chairman for the
fifth district, and associate editor
OF the Texas Federation News, Is
to take part in the press section of
the program. She has also Written
2 song which is to be sung during
the convention.
Mrs. 4. Owen Scott. Rio Grande
City. president Of the Valley fed
Grafton Of women's clubs, is plan
ming TO attend, as we'll as a large
number OF other clubwomen OF the
section.
Convention Theme
All meetings OF the convention
ere to be held in the Crystal Ball
Room OF the Rice hotel, which Is 70
Oe convention headquarters. The
executive board meets III the Rose
Room Of the Rice.
Mrs. r. y. Lindsay. ut. Pleasant.
president OF the state federation
VIII PRESIDE at all sessions, and is
scheduled 70 make several address
Is. Program chairmen are Mrs. A.
Al Bailey Of Dallas and Mrs. Julian
NeIIS. Houston. Mrs. o. II. Ballard
II general chairman On
MentS for Houston.
Detectives OF tile present admin
lstratl0n Will be the theme of he
convention. These detectives arc.
!. An aggressive public health pro-
ram. z a dean Of women in eyerv
lgn SCHOOL, 3 Legislative action Cat
t4lSoh reform: CD Institutional care
Ior drug addicts. & Compliance u-ifh
art. Hi OF the charter issIIed ~ ~
Texas Federation ct Wamnn's cI,,hr
W ~ State oi Texas August, 1914.
@LnCti Gals ior r permanent home
Tor the federation ii the citv OF
Austin.
Social Affai-s
Registrations for the contention
Lsgln Monday. The official recen-
non Q the city Of Houston is IN
De rendered the visitor, WV Nrnnday
evening. Many delightful social af-
IaIrs are being arranged for the
eltertalnment OF the visiting clnb
women during their stay. On Mon
cay the executive board is To be
gwen a luncheon, a courtesy from
MIS-. W. 3. Sharp. On Monday al
lerAoOn. all visitors are Being taken
On q drive TO the San Jacinto hat
ne ground, stopping for tea at the
beautHul new j. w. Yves. home. one
OF n show spots Of the section. a
courtesy rendered by the Delphi,n
chapters OF Houston.
The convention opens formally ~
tuesday at $50 a. m. Social fea-
lures for that day are A member
slap luncheon. and a Texas dinner
III u evening III the CRYSTAL Rail
Room. with Mrs. Hugh M. Shan
non presiding. Wednesday the fea-
lures are to be the press and pub
IlClly luncheon. and a reception and
lta az the Art Museum. and an
thursday the Pioneer Cinner. with
Allss Kate Friend, presiding.
Notable Speakers
"A number OF notable speakers are
tu 6e present and address the wo-
men during the meet. Among them
vii ne ting Hon. r.. $. Sterling. dem
ocratlc gube-natorial nominee: Sena-
tor Clint Small will speak on -Our
Texas LEGISLATURE" and Senate
Motifs Sheppard Is TO talk on Need
ed legislation" Other prominent
speakers on the program are DR.. An
LIE weep Blanton. DR.. II. Y. Bene-
Get, president OF the University "
Texas, whose subject is to be The
Foley OF Making Lump sum an
preparations for the State Colleges
the Hon. Lee Simmons. who will
tax on Texas prisons; the Hon. Lar
renee WeStbrook; and Gutzon Bor-
GUM. noted sculptor.
"A large attendance OF club wo-
men from all over the state Is ex-
pected at the convention.