Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-20

Nauey keocrdtlOu Oh WOii4ch ,
clubs; Mrs. s. II. Jennings Of Har-
lingen. officer In the state feder-
alton and past chairman Of the
music department or the Rio
Grande Valley Federation Of Wom-
ems clubs, and Mrs. .',hn Ashton
OF Mercedes. local club member and
chairman OF the H.usic department
In the Valley federation
The program committee OF the
club which includes Mrs. . M
Marshall, chairman, and Mrs. 4. M.
Crockett, Mrs. T.. s. Colvin and
Mrs. John Ashton. have prepared q
miscellaneous program for the
luncheon.
The first study meeting OF the
club year will be held Monda. aft
ernoon, Oct. II. at which time the
club members will begin their study
program on Fundamentals OF
Music"
"A new feature In the club this
year will be a chorus directed by
Mrs. w. II. Carlisle OF this city.
Mrs. Carlisle Is known throughout
the Valley for her beautiful voice.
and has been church choir director
for the past several years "A large
number OF talented musicians III
this vicinity. not formerly members
of the club are planning to Join this
season. Many OF these be used
in the chorus, thus making the
available number large enough TO
form such q group.
Officers who viii direct the
course OF the club are: Mrs. Kath-
crime Chadick. president: Mrs. II.
B. Wilmer. first vice president;
Mrs. II. I. Stotler. second vice pres
ident; Mrs. william M. WEIGH.
third vice president; Mrs. George
Carnes, record Z secretary; Mrs.
"A. w. Shouse, corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. Il. M. Marshall. treas
urer: Mrs "A. +. Witte, librarian:
Mrs J. Spettigue. parliamentarian.
and Mrs. w. II. Carlisle, chorus
leader.
PAJAMA DANCE GIVEN
BY MISS KERN
A delightful hospitality OF the
past week was the pajama dance
given by Miss Mary Lee Kern, for
a number Of girls and boys, most
OF whom are leaving this week for
college. and sor1e Of whom. will do
post graduate work in the Mer-
cedes schools.
The spacious porch was strung
with colored lights and ia nese
lanterns. and with a profusion Of
potted ferns and greeneries and
lovely flowers. the scene resembled
q beautiful japanese garc \.
Ices were served throughout the
evening to the following guests:
Misses Rose Mary Rives OF Wes-
laco. Carey Hadden. Gay Vann,
Maudine ~Blankenship. Martha
Yearwood, Yvonne Marshall, Mari
eta Brooks. Virginia VIM. En-
AMMAN johnson, Oslo Mcneil and
Messrs. Donald Barton. Ed Healy,
Jim Barry, Bobby Burns, Robert
Kern. Jim Bazaar. Buddie Watson,
J. G. Pike Of Weslaco, Carl Nc
Kinney. Tom Blackwell. Billie Bar
ton, Thomas Shock. OF La Feria,
Dick Ballanfant and Carl Daven-
port and Charley Witt OF Browns
vile.
MRS. LAUDERDALE
CLUB HOSTESS
The Coterie Bridge club spent a
delightful afternoon this week In
the home Of Mrs. Henry Lauder
dale. The club members were glad
to get together again after a sum-
mer's vacation.
The large sun porch was attrac-
tive with q profusion OF lovely
roses. In the games OF contract
bridge Mrs. Fred Brooks scored
high. A delicious salad course fol-
lowed the games, places being
marked for Mesdames Harold
Stuart. Y. II. Poteet, J. w. Cham
bers, Fred Brooks, Charles Hupp,
John Herndon, r. 4. Kirkpatrick,
II. J. Mention. r w. Perkins, b.
M. SAMSON Of Santa Maria. j 4.
Haynes and Miss Sara Haynes.
NEEDLECHAfT CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Ed Yates was hostess az an
enjoyable meeting OF the Needle
craft club this week.
The afternoon was spent In
needle work. fol- wed by a tempt
ing refreshment course.
The guests included Mesdames
NJ Il. Tucker, Lee Freeman, y. III.
Christner. r. B. Wilmer, j. n. Bar
nv. G. p. Owen. 4. M. Crockett,
Margaret King. H.. Il. Stotler. II. l..
Griffith. Paul Shotwell, Willard
Agnew. w. w. Crockett. J. o. Ward
j. 5. Mcneil and Alden Wade.
CIRCLES OF CHURCH
AUXILIARY MEET
A Loyalty Meeting an annual
observance held in the Presbyterian
Auxiliary. was held at the church