Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-02
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Future Work
1DiscussedAt
I Board Meet

S~R AAAS
executive board meeting Of the
Women's chamber Of commerce for
n new fiscal year had almost 100
per cent OF its members present
ana . great deal OF enthusiasm was
showu in plans for the future. Mrs.
7. s. Herren presided both at the
board meeting and at the luncheon.
Present were Mesdames Herren,
Hurdley, Holland, Blanche Jones.
Rober<s, Macy, Il. l.. Hill, Brooks.
McKenna, webb, Paul Brown,
Lakeland, Jennings, and DIR.
Georgia Howell.
Reports OF committees we're given
and among activities considered 1t
al decided to begin the AT
Homes" on the second "Wednesday
In September. They viii occur
monthly.
Requests from Parent Teachers
associations in Harrington that the
chamber Of CONNER assist In the
reception for the teachers Of
school and parents will be assured
e. substantial help.
The house committee, RS. A. l..
8iboks, chairman, presented the
names Of several applicants for the
position OF hostess at the Women's
building. These we're voted upon
by this body and the successful n
was Mrs. Fl. S. Baurman. Of Santa
Rosa, who has been well recon-
mended.
Lunchec--
At twelve o'clock the luncheon
guests met in the assembly room.
In the absence of a hostess. II was
g decision that the members OF the
executive board serve a compli-
mentary luncheon.
Several small tables were arrang-
ed with bud vases containing pink
rose buds and tuberoses In the
center OF each. A cold luncheon was
served.
The business OF the chamber was
quickly dispatched and announce
ments and reports given. The visit
ors were welcomed by the presiding
officer.
The election OF officers for the
coming year resulted in: Mrs. T. S.
Herren, president: Mrs. 5. r.. Jen-
nings, first vice-pres.dent; Mrs p.
@. Greenwood, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Herbert Shafer, record
in secretary; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Richard Criss and treas
urer, Mrs. Blanche Jones.
Special guests were Mesdames
Paul Hermanns. El Paso; Grace
Myers, Nashville, Tenn. Julia
Kleinschmidt. St. LOUIS. Mo-. T. w.
Corking, NJ. I. KOppel, Crawford
and Maud Baird.
One of the outstanding features
the program was the sketch
&1ven BY Mrs. Blanche Jones OF her
trip in Europe this summer. The
othSr feature that was most delight
full was the songs given by Stanley
Addington OF Raymondville. He
sang Petal Drift" by Fox: The
Golden Sus. Freeman), and last. an
exquisite song composed by Enrique
Caruso, Dreams OF Long Ago" He
was accompanied by Miss Josephine
Pollard
WEDDING TO TAKE
PLACE WEDNESDAY
The wedding OF Miss Lila Hall,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Hall. and Hardage Cooper OF TT,
Worth. formerly Of Harrington. will
take place at the home OF the
brides parents on September 2.
Reverend w. w. Lee viii officiate.
TO ENTERTAIN
w. G. 7. u. MEMBERS
Mrs. r.. +. Utley VIII be hostess
for the w T. G. u. at her home
wednesday at three o'clock. This
will be an important meeting as
election Of officers will be held and
Official reports Of the year will be
given.
DELTA DECK BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs. Charles Callahan was a
pleasant hostess for the Delta Deck
club at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Lockhart. Lavender and green made
aaA attractive color feature. using
b f1elor buttons with fern for the
declration OF the home. The tai
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