Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
ManyAHairs
Take Place In
Women S Hall

HARLINGEN, Oct. 80. Friday
night the senior class Of the Har-
lingen high school will have a
Halloween dancing party.
Thursday night the Dorcas Sum
day School class will have a social
evening at this building.
Thursday, Mrs. ". v. Brown Of
La Feria will entertain with an
informal one o'clock luncheon fol-
lowed with an afternoon at bridge.
Mrs. w. l.. Beckham entertained
Mesdames David Wink, A. M.
Letzerich and c. L. Stuckey at the
Wmen's Building at luncheon
"Wednesday.
Next Tuesday night, there will
be an elaborate anniversary re-
ception and social evening at the
Women's building.
KIPLING TOPIC
OF CLUB PROGRAM
The Literary and Fine Arts club
was delightfully."- entertained by the
president Of the club. Mrs. Kent
Manning, at her home on Lincoln
St., Wednesday afternoon. Autumn
was honored with baskets OF glow
ing orange hued cosmos, arranged
In the living roms. Mrs. G. H.
Hamilton was co-hosteSS
Mrs. II. p. PittmGn was director
OF the program, which had Rud-
yard Kipling as the interesting
subject.
Each member answered roll call
naming their favorite Kipling
story and giving its type.
The first number on the program
was "Kipling Yesterday and To-
day" This was portrayed in a
concise and comprehensive sketch
by Mrs. II. K. Butts. Mrs. P'.tr-an
gave two articles from Selected
Stories. She gave readings anc
sketches
A musical number "a greatly
enjoyed. The words were by Kip
ling. Stanley Shaw sang ION the
Road to Mandalay', Mr.. Locke &C
companist.
Three new members were pres
ent at this time, Mesdames J. G.
Buck. keenan, and Patrick. Guests
in attendance were Mesdames w.
g. Young and George wilson,
from the Junior Literary and Fine
Arts club.
Mrs. Manning and Mrs. Hamil-
ton served refreshments in keeping
with the Halloween eason
MRS. Il. A. Fflmer ad Mrs. NJ. II.
Ford viii be the next hoStesSes.
Mrs. p. q. Greenwood will direct
tha prprram
LEAVES FOR
SAN ANTONIO
Mrs. c. a.. Macy left Monday for
San Antonio TO attend the meet
ing Of the Texas Library ASsn"s
annual convention, which is con-
vening in that city. 1t will last
through this week.
BISHOP JOHNSON
ADDRESSES ASSEMBLY
An unusually large number OF
guests were present at the Senior
High school wednesday morning to
hear Bishop johnson Of Colorado
and for the program on Thomas
a. Edison. presented by the physics
class of Mrs. Irby Davis room.
Dainty baskets OF corona decor
ated the stage. George Crown
acted as stage manager.
Mrs. F. l.. Crown led the sing
ing. Miss lone Seibert was pianist.
Charles Pickett displayed q
splendid portrait Of Mrs. Edison,
which he had drawn.
Edward Jones gave a very In
teresting sketch Of Edison'S life.
Parts were dramatized.
Dale Mitsch gave a list Of his
inventions, Arnold Pomerinke spoke
OF what the many world-known
1en thought OF Edison. and the
physics class sang two Of his IA
vorite songs. lone Seibert accom-
panied at the plan.
Bishop Johnson. an outstanding
figure in the literary world. vas
introduced and spike on education.
He explained the meaning OF the
word. He earnestly urged the boys
10 remember the days OF affection
in their homes and to do their
best in all things pertaining 70
their education in schools or col
leges to fit them for the business
world where they should be sue
cessful by their efforts.
Mrs. Claude Fullick's room will
present the next assembly pro-
gram.
CALENDAR DAY
PROGRAM GIVEN
Calendar stories we're presented
in the Junior high school as part
OF the assembly program Thurs
DAY morning with every pupil in
Mrs II. w. DAVIS room giving