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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
CONFIRMATION ACHIEVEMENTS

The following compensation agree. ments were fiied at the office of Com missioner Frederic NJ. Williams to- day E, l. MsnvilIs NnchiBe Co. and Charles WaIiin Of 2b4 East Main street, strained back, 12t weekly; Waterbury Dn.ss Goods Corp. end Mary Collins Of g3 Bpsrry street, knee injury. 1g.50 weekly; Grove A Co. abd Waiter kaBehi Of 1909 North Main street. nose injury, fz0.e7 weekly,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
(Unlaed Press Financial E4iltor.)

United Press Financial E1tttor.)
 New York, March 30.--luP)---rho stock market rallied in the after noon trading to-day after reaction in early trading that carried lead CTS down to new lows on the move- msnt.
 Near the end of the fourth hour gains were ranging from fractions tv more than points. Trading, how ever, quieted down.
 The morning was marked by n series of moves back and forth. The list needed only small losses to make new lows to.day. Among the issues 10 make new l93i lows or equal them before the recovery were New York Central. Louisville and Nash- vile. Wilson preferred. Armour of Illinois preferred, Armour E, Nickel Plate preferred, Allied Chemical, Standard of New Jersey and stand ard Of New York.
 United States Steel touched 131 7-s off ] 1-s net and within 2 points Of the low of the year. other steels were rsactionary on news of reduced operations in ths industry due to slowing down Of automobile produe- ton. Motor shares declined with the stceis. Both groups. however.
 Alaska Juneau continued active and strong and It's lead helped other gold mining shares, Pools came hack Into several of the recent favor lies, q notable instance being in Mo. keesport Tinplates which spurted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
Relief Expenses. Exceed Receipts $I7,6O2 Spent By Mayors Committee -- S24,OOO
 Balance 14
SI7,6O2 Spent By

This is balance on hand of $24,- GtlGs in ths mutual aid uDsmploy- msnt. fund according to the treas iirsf'a report issued today. The re. oeipts for the week just ended were st4 ,517,gg and the disbursements were Si7.g02,i5. showing that thefe vas 15.D00 spent over what was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
By THOMAS L. STOKES United Press Stan COrrespOndcnt

Washington. March 30---(UP)--- Large scale buying by retailers in the near future to repienfsh stocks depicted during the depression is forcseen by Dr Julius Klein, assist. ant secretary of commerce.
 This buying will tend to speed ID business recovery by rcviving pro- duction all along the line. Millions of dollars arc Expected to be thrown into the market by retail merchants of aii classes.
 Klein, formerly head of the de- paftment's bureau of foreign and domestic commerce and long rccog-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
ETREMEN CALLED TO
 SOUTH LEONARD STREET

Two companies of fro apparatus were sent at t0:5s o'clock this morn ing to 1O3 South Leonard street. A wood box fin the rear of q kitchen stove had caught fire in the resi- dcnce of John Jackauskns,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30

bu., potatoes, native 1.25-f.35 bu.. Maine 1.t5-2.40 cwt.; spinach f.2O- f.30 bu.; turnips .0O-f.25 bu.
 POULTRY PRODUCTS.
 COnn n. eggs per dOx.; Ncwlaid .26: Gathered .23 .25; Ncwlaid Medium .27: mediums .2O-.25; west crn Arsts .2i..23; live, fowl .2O-.27 h., brOiIers, Lcghorns .3O-.35 Ib. Reds .32..35 Ib.. Rocks .33-.37 1h.: drcsscd, fowl .aO-.33 h., broiicrs .4O- AS ID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30

that is what the majority of the property owners bf the village desire. Be sure and attend this meeting and get interested. fNo6T--Gmaii brown and white dog,
 Short hair, fox terrier. Answers t0
 name Of Ngisance. Call LeD0uef, 4z,a
 Wateft0wn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
POULTRY PRODUCTS.
LIyEsToCK nna MEAT.

Milch cows. tested Af25- fGO head: butcher stock, cows .O3 .O5 h.. calves .fO-.i3 h.. meats. beef .f4-.t7 ib., veal .f6..f0 h.. lamb .f0..22 Ill.,. pork, l0ins .l7-.2i h., pork. local dressed .f3-.t7 ID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30

inken 'n.f The entire report follows, Baianee on hand March
 ., 70. tpsi "; ..,,,,.,.s ' 27,Gis.H Receipts for ths week
 Donations ,, t1D,0O Subscriptions I4,44s,gg i4.SD7,gg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30

Pfotbsspeu Uy 4sHe @ebNeSGSbs aDN'i
 pertinent Of Agrieuiture--B. r.
 .storrs. Local Representative) .
 Monday. March 30--Aithough de- fnand was active for number of the week of the Jewish Passover celebration followed by Easter next Sunday, prices for most of these products were not reacting upward. Eggs and poultry. lamb and ham were aii sharing in the extra de- mand, but selling at prices mostly unchanged. Supplies available Of most of those products were So li- beral that sellers were more interest cd In moving as large q volume as possible rather than collecting higher prices.
 The better grades of fresh eggs were wanted rather than lower grades suitable for cooking purposes. Offerings of tho higher grades were relatively more liberal than Of the others. storms last week in tho mid dte-wcst causing shippers of eggs from that area to hold stocks finer than sellers from this area where peak spring production Is now In
 Live, fat fowl were in more active demand for the coming Jewish hoIi- days than other kindss medium weights being preferred. The pre- Easter demand, on tho other hand. was for dressed poultry, particularly broiicrs and other high grade stock. Lamb and smoked ham were also being bought more heavily than other meats.
 Potatoes continued to show signs of increased market strength. High CT prices were being asked by some local wholesalers than at the close of last week. Very little native stock is now left for snie, Maine supplying the bulk of tho demand.
 Unless otherwise stated quotations aFe based on sales of good Itler. cllantablc products only to retailers or similar buyers, delivered.
 FRUITS.
 Apples, Mcintosh A grade 2.5O. 500 bu., ysaldwlns 2.OO-2.5O bu, D grade, Mcintosh 4.OO-2.bO bu.. BaId- wins f.HOsf.7D bu., western boxed, Delicious D.BO.8.5B bu., others 2.2b. 2.TD lSn.; oranges, Fla. l.1bsO.OO box. Cai. S.5b.9.S0 box.
 VEGETABLES. V Asparagus, Cal. B.OO-e.OO crate bects, Old .7Ssf,Op bu., new a.5S.S.2l cFaaei cabbage, old f.1e.L.50 cwt. new 1.tO.o.O0 CFniei carrots, old .w5. i.aB bn., new 2.77.S.2B crate. cnuii flower a.1B-2.oB crate; celery, fiatl a.6O.a.OO dog. hearts i.xS.1.6O d0z rounds f.OO4f.9S d0z,l dRndcIiOms nattve 2.2S.3.B0 bu.; lettuce. western BcefbFk s.5b-f.sO crate ' onions .5e If.vV bn.t parsnius. WAsiscd t.ss.sss'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
Waterbury Produce
 Market

by inc Connecticut De- pertinent of Agricuiture--B. r.
 .storrs. Local Representation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30
FRUITS.

Apples, Mcintosh 4 grade s.So. grade, AicIntOsh 1.OO-2.6O bu.. BaId- wins f.HO.f f.7D bu., western boxed, Delicious g.BO.S.5B bu., others 2.2bs 2.TD bn.; oranges, Fla. 4.1bsS.OO box, Cai. 9.Jb.9.D0 boa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-30

Unless otherwise stated quotations mre based on sales of good itler. cllantablc products only to retailers or similar buyers, delivered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

SAN BENITO. June /. The
members Of the briday party for
the wedding Of Miss Hazel Wade.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Wade, whose marriage to Lieut.. A.
n. Kelley Of Brooks Field. San An
tonic. will take place at the Method
ist church in San Benito on the
evening Of June sixth has been an
nounced.
The members are Miss Dorthca
Kelley. of Kansas City. Mo, Miss
Dorothy Booth, Mrs. Hugh Robert
son, Mrs. Walton Donnie Hood. Jr.,
and Mrs. Warren Scott of San An
tonic. Lieut.. Warren Scott OF Fort
Sam Houston. Lieuts. Elmer Rose,
j. w. McCauly. r. ID. Reeve. O.. r,
AcheSon and q. O.. Pearcy all Of
Brooks Field and Jean Wade OF
San Benito.
Following the wedding at the
church a reception will be held at
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Davis on
North Crockett.
Lieutenant Kelley Is the son o:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Kelley Of Kan
| sas City. Mo.
Miss Wade has been named hon.
Gree at many lovely parties since
the announcement of her engage
ment and approaching marriage
was made on May 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

c,uh lot and encouraged the clubs
n become patrons to the club
no,,se permanent and attended dis
,rIct and valley declarations meet
Ines. she thanked the members for
their cooperation in every under
taking.
Mrs. +. Fl. williams for the
Learners presented her with a lovely
bouquet OF shasta daisies. because
she has been such a "daisey pres
idens." Her corresponding secretary
also gave her a bouquet OF roses
with a flowery presentation speech.
Mrs. Willie A. George installed
the new officers, Mrs. Marvin Hall,
president from the Civic League:
Mrs. c. w. Watson, vice president
from the Self Culture: Mrs. II. l..
Fitch. secretary from the PIT. A.:
and Mrs. Harbert Davenport. trea-
surer from the Learners Club. The
clubs have in their order furnish
ed the officers. Mrs. Stell was ell
ected president from the Public
Health Nurse Assn but resigned
That association has withdrawn
utilization from the federation a.
the members feel that the organ
ization could no longer the
necessary obligations Of member
ship.
Mrs. Hall graciously accepted the
gavel and asked the cooperation OF
the members in the new field OF
work and gave as her aims for the
yea the organization OF junior a:
well as adult clubs and to meet with
final obligations sSie on the club lot
She offers a prize Of $500 TO the
club adding the highest number OF
either junior or adult clubs.
She appointed as corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Volney Taylor; aud
itor. Miss Mamie Bourne: reporter
Mrs. z: c.. Holiday and parliament
tartan, Mrs. III. l.. Yates.
Standing committees are rs fol-
lows: ways and means: Mrs. +. II
Yates. chairman. Mesdames Lynn
Cleckler, T.. X. Goodrich. Milton
West and Geo. K. AZiz. Historical
Mrs. ". l.. Conrad, chairman. Mes
danes r. p. Creager and Z. q. Hol-
liday. Social Service. Mrs. Geo. M
Smith. chairman, Mesdames How
ard Cummins. Harbert Davenport
Robert Ernst and w. Y. Worley
Club House: Mrs. Willie A. George
chairman. Mesdames j. A. Graham
II. l.. Yates, K. @. Holiday anc
Homer Morrow. Arbor Day: Mrs. ID
=. Gay. Jr.. chairman Mesdame'
Geo. Stell. Roy Ruff. j. l.. Kowal-
ski and Nathan Moore. Municipal.
Mrs. Milton West. chairman. Mes
danes II. l.. Yates. w. Fl. Jones
/ Lena Moore and Miss Florence Bell
Entertainment: Mrs. @. w. Gotke
chairman. Mesdames Pearl Nuckols
Roy Ruff. Ben Freudenstein, and
Frank Brown.
The presidents Of the unit clubs
who form the advisory committee
for the new president arc: Learn
ers. Mrs. Brutche; Self Culture
Mrs. Randall Mathers; Civic
League. Mrs. j. X. Bull and PIT
A.. Mrs. Sherwood Bishop.
The Federation resumes regular
meetings next october
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Valley Girls
Receive HonOrs
tSpecial Ia THE Herald

especial 10 N HeTdlul
BELTON. June 1.-Two McAllen
students at Baylor College. Miss
Irabel Parks and Miss Ruth Wilson,
were given honors at the annual
commencement exercises. follow
ing the address Of Senator Margle
K. Neal.
Miss Parks tied with Miss Sadie
Blue. GladStel. for the scholarship
In art. Each student will receive a
half scholarship which has a mon
etary value of 500. Should either
fail TO enroll next session. the other
will receive the sl20 scholarship.
Miss Parks has gained wide rec
ignition during the two years she
has been In Baylor for her ability
in art and also in athletics. She
was recently awarded a second let
ter in swimming.
Miss Wilson. who received the
Bachelor of Journalism degree on
MAY 20. was n Of two students
chosen from the editorial staff for
the Baylor Bells Scroll of Honor.
This is the highest honor that can
come to a department OF Journal
ism student. recommendations
come from the department of jour-
nalism and the editor OF the COL
lege paper.
Miss Wilson is a member or the
Theta Sigma Phi. national Journal
ism fraternity, and OF Historical
Phila Literary Society. She has
been book editor of the Baylor
Bells this year Recently she COM
pleted her course in reporting by a
weeks work on the Temple Daily
Telegram which gave her several
assigned stories.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
THREE BRIDES-ELECT
ARE COMPLIMENTED

Mrs. Warren Scott Of San Anto-
Mo entertained with a lovely lun-
cheon Thursday at one o'clock at
the Casa de Palmas in McAllen
honoring Miss Gladys Hood Of Rio
Hondo. Miss Carol Lee Thompson
of Harlingen and Miss Hazel Wade
of San Benito. all brides elect.
The centerpiece for the luncheon
table was Of daisies and pink rose
buds. while this same color scheme
was carried out In the favors.
The fifteen guests included the
intimate friends and members of
the bridal parties of the brides-to-
hp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

which was greatly augmented By
the splendid talk given by Mrs.
Burgess. sister Of Mrs. Petch who
is president Of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Burgess has recently visited
in China and during her talk used
illustrated picture post cards 20
portray various scenes. A pagean.
has been arranged for the Sunday
night service by the Auxiliary, pie
turing the life in Belgian Congo.
Africa. which will prove very inter
estirg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
MEETING HELD IN
BROWNSVILLE

The last meeting OF the season az
the Wednesday Luncheon club was
held Mt Graf's in Brownsville when
Mrs. c. 3. Sauers entertained her
club.
After luncheon the members en-
joyed games Of bridge with Mrs.
Herbert Buesing holding high score.
The hostess also presented each
member with a lovely bridge score
set.
Mrs. w. @. Mathes was the only
guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
CLUB HOLDS
FINAL MEET

AT the final meeting Of the year
Of the San Benito chapter Of the
National What-to-Read club. the
members held a cooperative lun-
cheon at the home of Mrs. j. r.
Ellis.
During the business session the
members discussed plans for next
years work. 1t was suggested that
the book reports be given from
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To Mrs. z. 3. Wells while Mrs. r.
L. carter received the consolation.
COMPLETE PLANE,
TRIP TO MEET
The final meeting OF the Athen-
ian club for the year was held
wednesday at the country home
OF Mrs. r. w. Burgess when tweIl
one members enjoyed the all day
meeting.
Mrs. Nathan Craig was leader
for the program which was pre-
ssnted in the afternoon. The men,
bers Of the club completed their
imaginary airplane trip To many
or the European capitals when
they landed at the Brownsville
Municipal airport.
The program centercd upon Tex
as and the members sang Texas,
My Texas"
Mrs. Craig presented a paper on
Texas sculptors. She mentioned
Bonnie McLeary OF San Antonio,
naming Victory" Aspiration and
Blessed Damozel" as some OF her
outstanding works. She also told OF
the accomplishments OF Elizabeth
Ney and Of Walene Tausch and the
names OF a great many other Tex
as scuIptors who are still in train
ing.
Mrs. w. s. Farley gave a very
interesting and complete report OF
the Valley Federation meeting held
recently at Pharr.
The members decided TO enter
tain their husbands with a fish
FRY at Port Isabel on June 5 and
then disband until fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Funds Contributed
TO Club House

The Friday Bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Russell McChes-
ney. She served a delightful two
course luncheon.
The guest prize was won by Mrs,
r. A. Kinder. first prize by Mrs.
Katherine Stringfellow and second
prize. Mrs. Harbert Davenport.
Since the beginning of Lent the
funds that would have been invest
cd in prizes have been contributed
to the club house fund Of the City
Federation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Comings. Goings

Miss Alcine Morris returned Sun
dav from Ou Lady Of the Lake
College at San Antonio. She re-
turned with her father. Leroy Nor
ris and Miss Elizabeth Morris.
Mrs. Andrew Champion and
daughter, Maria OF Donna were
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Y. l.. Conrad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
ofBridal
Party Announced

standard fiction. Plans we're made
for the celebration OF the clubs
birthday.
During the program. Mrs. 3. M.
Shcffey gave a description Of the
travels Of Washington Irving and Of
his later life in the Catskills.
Mrs. r. <. l.. MewShaw gave an
illustrated lecture on her experien-
Cos in the churches and schools In
China.
This was followed by a talk given
by Mrs. Ellis on her recent trip TO
Havana. Both Mrs. Mewshaw's and
Mrs. Ellis talks we're illustrated BY
pictures and curios from the coan-
tries they described.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
SURPRISE
IN RIRTHnAY

Mrs. @. B. Sauers was given a
surprise birthday luncheon and
shower al the home Of Mrs. w. @.
Mathes in Valencia Park with Mrs.
Herbert Buesing as joint hostess
this week.
The centerpiece was a large
birthday cake, with four tall taperS
around ID.
The guests were Mrs. William
Meriwether, Mrs. Cain Roberts.
Mrs. @. l.. Atkins, Mrs. Jack Ell
lott, Mrs. Walter Chambers and
Mrs. Tom O. Bolies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
I'm SOCIETY URQEs--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN *%
Phone
Seven

OF this plan she and her pupils
we're Val Verde swimming pool visi-
tors n day this week. The fol-
lowing pupils accompanied her on
this occasion: Dick and Glen
white. Helen. Robert and Ruth
Hammond, Don Fleuriett, Frank
Boyce. Marion Edwards, Jean King.
Ethel May Hammer. Miles White.
Junior King and Averyt Knapp. a
number or the mothers enjoyed .
swim also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
PIONEER CLUB
Il ENTERTAINED

Mrs. John T. Lomax entertained
the members of her Pioneer -lnb
az the Casa de Palmas III McAlien
Thursday with a luncheon follow
cd by games Of bridge.
The ~centerpiece for the long
luncheon table "a of daisies and
pink roses which was also carried
out In the accessories for the games.
High score award was presented
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
ORGANIZATIONS
PROGRAM TOPIC

Mrs. II. M. Cottrell and Mrs
James ID. ward we're joint hnstessss
to the members OF the Women's
Culture club az Mrs. Wards home
FOR the final meeting Of this seq
son. After roll call. reports Of the
officers for the year which has
lust ended we're heard.
The afternoons program had as
leader Mrs. w. p. Hinkly. which
dealt with the four organizations
dedicated to trainin- and helping
young women and girls.
The first paper presented was bv
Mrs. Clarkson ID. Cowgirl which
dealt with the work OF the Camp
Fire girls.
Mrs. FLOYD s. Worth described
the Junior League OF America
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
MRS. BATES
Is

Mrs. j. l.. Bates entertained
Thursday honoring the members
Of the Silk Stocking Club.
After luncheon at the Stonewall
Jackson hotel in the private dining
room, the members assembled at
their hostess home where a
profusion Of spring flowers were
used. A pink and white color
scheme vas used for the accessor-
les for the games.
When the games OF bridge ended
Mrs. w. q. Mathes held high score.
Mrs. Bates also presented each
member Of the club with an APP
propriate gift.
The club will meet next with
Mrs. O. l.. Byrd at three o'clock on
June IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
ALL DAY


The Mary Circle OF the Method
ist church met with Miss Harper
for an all day meeting Thursday.
This was a call meeting for the
purpose OF completing plans for
the entertainment to &c given next
week. Ten women we're present nj
the noon hour. A tureen luncheon
was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
INTERESTING
TOPICS GIVEN

Mrs. w. II. Taylor entertained
the members Of the Pennsylvania
Avenue club Thursday afternoon.
Ten members and two guests. Mrs.
Morgan Sherer and Mrs. Kier. ans
wered roll call.
During the business session Miss
Flora Stookey. the president. APP
pointed a committee headed by
Mrs. r. n. Gerlach, parliament /
rian. Mrs. l.. A. Carpenter and Mrs.
M. Johnson. to revise the bylaws
and constitution Of the club.
Mrs. c. NJ. Jones read a paper Gin
"Women's Suffrage. This was fol-
lowed by another paper presented
by Mrs. w. Johnson on Ten Years
Of Activities" The program closed
with a talk given by Mrs. r. II.
Gerlach on Results of Women's
Suffrage.
The next meeting OF the club
will be on June III at the home or
Mrs. u. A. Carpenter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

Shoe-hecls are OF Persian origin,
and we're originally attached ~
sandals i'm order that the wearers
might keep their feet above the
burning sands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
CLASS MEETS WITH
aErS ROWLAND

The Ruth Bible Class OF the Zap
tist church met with Mrs. Jesse
Rowland for their monthly and
social meeting. A round table dis
cussion ON organized class Wwk
filled most OF the afternoon. 1T,
wallis. who has been teaching the
class. resigned ms she In leaving Tor
the summer. Mrs. Goldsmith was
asked to take charge OF the class
next Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
An especially interesting tank

was given by Miss Elizabeth Allen.
secretary for the valley District Of
Y. w. e. A. She told more par
tlcularIy OF the aims and accom-
p~lishunents Of the Valley organiZa-
ton.
The Circle Scouts work and the
organization Of the Scouts was told
by Mrs. s. s. Dodds.
Mrs. Ward sang two solos, ~
Rose of Tralee" and "A Fairy Story
bv the Fire" She was accompanied
on the piano BY MRS. 7. e. Richey.
MRS. GUM
Is HONORED
Mrs. J.. d. Gum who Is leaving
soon to spend the summer In Okla
bona City. was surprised this week
by friends at her home.
During the evening various games
and contests were enjoyed. Mrs
.. r. Dean and A. v. Steck were
successful In the playing Of a new
game entitled bugs"
Guests calling we're Mr.. and Mrs
A. t. Beach OF Harrington. .fr. and
Mrs. J.. r. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. a
v. Steck. Mr.. and IRIS. Johnnie
Nesmith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Bum
gardner. Mrs. w. r. Wright. Mrs.
3. r. Nciderjohn. Mrs. w, Z.
Nesmith. Mrs. Edith Pickett. Mrs
r. 3. Worley. Mrs. George Day.
Mrs. A. G.. Kyser. Miss Helen
Gum. Miss Caline Pickett. Har-
old Darrell and Robert Carroll
Riley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
MORNING BRIDGE
rIIfR

The Thursday Morning Bridge
Club had as hostess for their
meeting this week Mrs. c. j. Leslie
at her home On North Milarl
AT the conclusion Of the games
Mrs. S. II. Crews held high score
Mrs. r. II. Stewart Mitchell was
the only guest.
Following the games the members
oI the club gave Mrs. Leslie a
surprise handkerchief shower. She
Il leaving soon for the summer.
Luncheon was served az The
Aztec Cafe.
The next meeting ~ the club
wifi be at the home OF Mrs. r. T..
Marchhanks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
OUT OF DOORS
SESSIONS HELD

Miss Lois Fleuriett. who conducts
the summe Kindergarten. has re-
Gently adopted the plan Of holding
out Of doors sessions. In pursuance
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Sncietv CalendE


Tuesday
Sisterhood Bethel " Old A
meeting at the Masonic pie at
three o'clock. r..
Mardi Bridge club Tr Mrs.
Bascom Cox. d.
Club Twelve with Rosita
H~inoiosa.
Mrs. Volney TAYLOR srtain-
ing at a bridge tea mem
bers Of the Y. w. A