, 1935-01-27
German Music,
Literature Is
Club Subject

EFeStlng program on ne Literature
and Music On Germany and the n
nual election on officers were out
standing features of the meeting
OF the Literary and Fine Arts club
held Wednesday afternoon at the
W0man'S building.
During che business session which
preceded the program. Mrs. Gerald
wv. Mckenna was reelected prest-
dent. Mrs. P. G. Greenwood wnB
elected first vice-preSident and
Mrs. Ben Sanders was reelected
second vice president. Other off,
GERS Reelected were MRS. John
Crockett. corresponding secretary
and Mrs M- ia. Ford. treasurer.
Mrs. j. j. Willlngham was elected
recording secretary and Mrs Ches-
ter Chambers was named parlla-
mentarian-
The club voted a donation OF ST.
for the purchase ON chairs Tor thg
M0man'S lounge and rest room.
civic project of al women,S clubs
Of the city. The city beautificatlun
was voted upon as an continued pro-
Jet.
Mrs. y. I'D. Cough. leader Or Tire
afternoon, greeted the members and
guests In German and gave a brief
Introduction 0f each program num-
Der I'm German. Mrs w. ~. Pernuud
gave as a piano solo. Waaner'a
spinning Song. The topic. Ger
many a. a Modern Literary Back
ground" was treated most effective
ly by Mrs. Lloyd StiernDerg IRON
the standpoint Oh modern political
and economic conditions I'm Ger
many. ~Wagner's Contribution %
Germany's Fame ln Music was
ably presented by Mrs. j. M- Moth
erShead. LLsZt'S, "Thou,rt Lovely As
a Flower" was sung Dy Mrs. Henry
Carlisle accompanied by Mrs. JOS
ephine Pollard Huntley.
The Haringen Choral club. an
organization was sponsored Ds AlG
Literary and Fine Arts club. VA
presented I'M two numbers directed
by MIS- Carlisle. with Mrs. Hnntley
as accompanies
Guests Uulrr than members OK
the choral clun, MRS. PeTn0ud and
Mrs. Huntley, were Mrs. Ida ArneEt
On Beaumont. Miss Alma Estender.
Mrs. wv. j. williams. Mrs Curtis.
Mrs. Harry Hnling OF New Pallx. I'M.
". and Mrs. wv. w. silk Of Wichita
Falls.
MrS M II. Ford and Mrs g. Il.
Hamilton, h~psteSSes for the after
noon. arranged lovely decorations Or
the club room with bowls and BASKETS
OF Columbia rose buds With fern.
A Jolly affair of the weekend for
a group OF teen age boys and girls
was the skating party given Friday
night by Pauline Raper and Patricia
Cockrell at the home or Mr.. and
Mrs r.. r. Raper In Polk street.
Punch and cookies were served
BY the hostessaS 10 the following.
Cleo Martin. wv. wv. johnson. VIM
ston Harwood. Mac McClend0n.
Edith Thompson, Barbara KIM
mel. Pat Johnson, Bernie Roy SAM
GERS. Dayle ChAId0ln. Vivian Her
tel. Clara Swisher, Helen Fender,
Buster Fender, Billy Teel. Gwen
dolyn Nichols, Harry Raper and
Geraldine McKenna-
Rio Grande Art League will met
MMA4AM4MM MNMW MM AMAm MM MAAM AAMMMAW WM
Mrs. Fl. X. Butt All art chairmen
OF the Valley are expected t0 be
present and the newly organized
Art League Of BROWNSVILLE VIII be
special guests.
Election OF officers viii feature
the meeting and plans for organ
izating an art class 10 W. taught in
the spring low the well-known art
list, Anthony -. young OF San An
tonic. Will he discussed
One OF the most interesting meet
ings of the club year Tor the Har-
llngen study cub was held Thurs
day afternoon at the Woman'S
building with Mrs A. y. Newell. d.
rector or "a program on The RADIO
Annual election OF officers pre-
ceded the program with many of
the officers accepting w second term.
Mrs. Paul H. BOWn was reelected
president with Mrs. + s. Herren'
first vice president, Mrs. u. C. CrDs-
sett, second vice president Mrs A.
Il. Newell, corresponding secretary
Mrs. George WV. Dlehl. treasurer.
} Mrs u. T. Foster historian. Mrs.
A. I. McClendon critic all re-elect-
J ed ~ their respective offices. New
officers elected we're Mrs. Flynn W.
, Long. recording secretary and Ms
j. j. Murray, press reporter.
\ Appointment uf the year book
committee was aE follows: MrS. Jack
Cary. chairman: Mrs. S ". Ewing
MRS. III. ~. Herren, Mrs. u. B. ChaI-
! les. Mrs. J. #. Foster. Mrs Y. a.
, CroSSett.
\ Al lovely setting tor the meeting
was made with On lou fire burning
III the fireplace and 4 radio tuned
y in." GladiolI gave floral ad0rnment
\ TO the club room. AS am introduce
I ton to the program Mrs Newell
I talked on the great personalities
A and the most important programs
! OF the radio. Mrs. John p. ChalleS
y told or 'Damrugch's Contribution IVY
Music Through Radio and Mrs a.
7 Finley Ewing gave an interesting
Y talk on the subject, The Ar NY q
n Medium For Modern Accomplish
ments."
y a fun membership and q uumbcr
\ OF guests were present tor the att
\ ernoon. HnStesses we're Mrs. Clay
y ton Pritchard and Mrs. Flynn VI
Long.
Junior Literary and Fine Arts
club will meet Tuesday evening
with Miss Lois Reynolds as hnsteA
and Miss Mary Lois Parker Is Lead
} er of n program on Eugene OHNel.
. roll call viii hr answered with per-
. sonal opinions OF ONeil and Ml1l
. Parker win review the play. Mourn.
. inR Becomes Electra" Mrs. GLENN
: Miller will review Emperor Jones
, Mrs Ben Sanders president ul
the Rio Grnnde Art League was A
guest OF a group or artists ~
n PrnwuxwIl1n WEDNESDAY, for m lunch