, 1935-09-22
Xearbooks Fo1
Art LedgueT
Distributed

Especial tc The HERALD
HARLINGEN, Sept. IL Marked
by unusual artistry and cultural
content is the new 1855 yearbook
on the Rio Grande VALLEY Art
League, distributed recently. PRE-
cedinE the detailed Hemi-munthlv
programs n q page given over 10
az outline Of the years course az
study and club activities.
Modern Art and Artists" Il the
general head under which appears
such a comprehensive study of the
subject rs Instructive Talks BY
Local Artists" Flashes from Cur
rent National and international
Exhibits" Thumb Nail Reviews OF
Books" Articles on Art and Art
iyts:' illustrations and Criticisms"
Club activities Of the year viii be
inaugurated Monday evening I'm
Harlingen when the organization
win entertain with an open meeting
for guests nc The Wuman's building
nc Q o'clock. MRS. y. j. Murray,
president. win preside.
Mrs. y. wv. Worthint0n 0f Fort
Brown, B~rowrtville, viii Be guest
speaker and other members Of the
AIT League In Brownsville win he
present
The social committee win act ma
hostesses for the occasion.
Other activities scheduled for the
club year include studio teas. an art
carnival, nature DAYS when active
artists win sketch and paint az
selected locations: art pilRrimngea
and three exhibitions including one
at Valley Md Winter Fair. one for
junior artists ON Texas Day, March
., and the annual art exhibit which
Is % Be held in connection with the
studio ten May III.
IN addition 70 this very compre-
hensive program OF activities. the
organization plans 10 sponsor art
lessons for talented juveniles and
adults 20 maintain q clippings bu-
reau.
Among other social activities for
the early part OF the week Ia the
annual reception for members Of
the high school faculty 20 be given
Monday evening at y o'clock nc the
high school BY the high school
Parent Teacher association. All pa
irons and friends or the school are
invited to attend.
Mrs y. w. Rollins, president. will
open the short program and Mr.
John +. Barron. Brownsville, county
superintendent of schools, viii be
the speaker on the evening. Mu-
steal numbers are being arranged
for by the program committee COM
posed OF Mrs. II. p. Hamilton and
Mrs q. W.. Edgerton-
Other committees 20 assist In the
affair include: hospitality. Mrs. w
M. Ellison, chairman, Mesdames G
III. Hamilton and Bruce Ramsey,
decoration, Mesdames Jessie X
Liddell. Earl Cantwell. J. Fl. White
and Roy Kimmell; registration Mes
danes p. H. Maxwell and N. A
Tennison.
At the weekend the Literary and
Fine Arts club opened the fall
season or study with the annua'
assembly luncheon which wa
held Saturday at / p I'm. In the pa
ito OF the Reese Wil-Mond hotel.
Mrs. ]. D. Patrick presented thu
parliamentary study ard Mrs Ger
aid McKenna, president, conduct
ed the round table discussion O.
the years ohlectives including Tic.
erature. Mrs r. u. johnson; art
Mrs Ben Sanders; drama. Mrs
Lloyd 5tiernberE: health. Mrs. r.. r.
Starkey; federation council. Mrs. Z
@. Deering and music, Mrs. Stan
ley Crockett.
Mrs II. M. Dace and Mrs. Char,
les Huntley presented the musica.
feature or the program. The socia
COMMITTEES composed OF Mrs. ID. D
Norton. chairman. Mrs. John ID
Townsend and Mrs. Henry Carfisls
acted as hostesses for the affair.
Enthusiasm was expressed IN the
rmnrr4o 4ow all Arn4nn4a srnHarmaT