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Brownsville Entertains
Convention Visitors
Activities of Brownsville and
valley club women for' the past
week have centered around the
twenty-eighth annual convention
of the fifth district of the Texas
federation of women’s clubs, which
was in session May 7, 8, and 9.
Many social functions were ar
ranged in Harlingen for the dele
gates and distinguished visitors at
the convention during the meet'ng
there, while following the adjourn
ment of the convention the vtsit
tng women were the guests ot
Brownsville club women Thursday
afternoon and Friday.
At 1 p. m. Thursdya, nearly one
hundred and fifty of the officers,
delegates and guests were enter
Uined by the city federation and
Brownsville at a luncheon given at
the country club. At this delight
ful affair present officers and those
elected at the recent convention
were presented, and a number of
prominent clubwomen were intro
duced. After the luncheon the visi
tors were taken for drives about the
cttjr, and to points of interest
nearby.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Vol
ney w. Taylor, newly elected presi
dent. was hostess to a group of in
timate friends, including.the offi
cers and visitors at her home on
Levee street.
The affair took the form of a
supper served in buffet style, and
the evening was delightfully spent
in renewing old acquaintances.
The double living room was beau
tifully decorated in a pink color
motif, the walls banked with bou
gainvillea, interspersed with pink
gladioli. Low bowls of pink ra
diance roses were scattered about
the room. In the dining room the
hostess had used artistic arrange
ments of shasta daisies and snap
dragons.
Guests few the supper were Mes
dames W. r. Potter, Bowie, presi
dent of the state federation: Sam
J. 8mlth, Austin, district president;
W. E. McCaleb, acting secretary-1
treasurer; Lee Joseph, Austin; F. I
A. Tompkins and Henry Redmond, I
Corpus Christi; G. R. Scott. Cor- |
pus Christi; J. L Young. Mineral
Wells; George Cox. Del Rio; Cecil
Smith. Sherman; Alex Adams. San
Antonio: J. E. King. San Antonio; \
Wm. Gerhart, Corpus Christi; W.
E Duff, Elgin; Lackey, Cuero; H.
8ignor. Brownsville, newlv elected
secretary-treasurer; W. E. Spell,
Robert Browning. El Paso; John D.
Cochran. Sinton; L. B Randall,
first vice president-elert. 8an An
tonio, and Miss Katherine Red
mond. Corpus Christi.
A number of other guests and
clubwomen of Brownsville called
during the evening.
Mrs. Taylor also entertained with
a breakfast Friday morning for her
house guests and several other
women.
Manv of the visitors remained in
the city Thursday night as guests
of local women. Mrs. D. P. Gay
had as her guests Mrs. Earl B.
Mayfield and Mrs. John D. Clay
brook, of Austin. Mrs. V. L. Con
rad entertained Mrs. F. A. Tomp
kins: Mrs. H. L. Fitch was hostess
to Mrs. Henry Redmond, and
daughter. Miss Katherine, Mrs.
Spell and Mrs. Lee Joseph at the
Fitch apartments: Mrs Barnes had
Mrs. Sam J. 8mith, 1'ra. F. M.
Braley and Mrs. W. E. Duff at the
Nebraska apartments. Mrs. W R.
Jones had Mrs. Wm. Gerhart, while
Mrs. J. L. Young has been a guest j
of Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Harbert
Davenport. Mrs. W. E. McCaleb j
was a guest of Mrs. J. L. Rent fro.
Mrs. Geo. M. Smith entertained
Mesdames Moss. Loring and • Bod -
rie, all of San Antonio. Mrs. Rob
ert Browning was a guest of Mts.
R. B. Creager and Mrs. Willie A.
George.
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Y. \Y. Membership
Meeting Mav 16
An address by Mrs. Harris Mas
terson of Houston, is one of the
most interesting features of the pro
gram for the Valley .Y W. C. A.
membership day, to be held at Cam
po Del Arroyo, near Rio Hondo.
May 16. Mrs. Masterson Is a mem
ber of the national committee for
the world service, and well known
In Texas Y. W. C. A. work.
This is the most important meet
ing of the year, at which time work I
of the past year will be closed up. I
new officers elected, and plans for
the coming year discussed. In an
nouncing the meeting, members of
the executive board urged that at
least five representatives from each
chapter attend.
The program will open with a
luncheon at 12 o'clock, followed by
the business session.
The meeting is open to eevryonc
interested in the work of the or
ganisation. Reservations for the
luncheon may be made through the
local chairman. Mrs. Volney W. Tay
lor. The price of the luncheon Is
50 cents.
• • •
Beeville Visitors
Party Honorces
Mrs. Howell McCampbell enter
tained Friday with a delightful af
fair at the Yacht club, honoring her
house guest. Mrs. A. C. Jones, of
Beeville. The guests enjoyed a sea
food luncheon, followed by four
games of bridge, in which Mrs.
Louis Brulay won first prize, and
Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth of Har
lingen, the cut. Mrs. Jones received
a remembrance. Before returning
to Brownsville the party had a drive
around the point.
The personnel of the party includ
ed Mesdamcs Brulay, Hollingsworth,
.T. L. Rentfro, Lawrence Brady. W. j
C. Craig. Jr., Lute r. Stover, Mc
Crunpbell and Jones.
Mrs. Otis Singer and Mrs. Iouis
Brulay entertained on Saturday aft
ernoon with a neighborhood party at
Boca Chica, honoring Mrs. Jones i
daughter. Luella. who is also a guest
of Mrs. McCampbell. The party cn- j
Joyed a swim and picnic supper on
the beach. Miss Luella and Miss
Lucie Brulay were friends at Camp
Waldemar last summer.
• • •
Bunco Party For
Senior (iirls
Miss Marjorie Roil and Miss
Sarah Shapiro were joint hostesses
to a group of senior girls at the
home of the latter on Friday eve- j
ning. Tables for bunco, which fur- J
nished the diversion, were arranged
on the spacious porch. The prize
for success in the games went to i
Miss Bejmlce Manry. who received
a dainty chiffon handkerchief.!
Miss Pauline Lane was presented
with an ornamental doll for con- j
solation.
Delicious refreshments were serv
ed to Misses Elodia Pacheco, Fran
ces Sethman. Annie Rusterburg.!
Frances Kaufman. Evelyn Dover, I
Lois Dever. Bernice Manry. Annie
Lee Berryhill. Jo Marie Wigington.1
Pauline l ane. Ruth Helbig. Hilda
L.obin. jS%uri Russell. Jeanie Me- 1
Clughan. aid the hostesses.
El Jardin Club
Has Party
Members of *El Jardin bridge club
entertained their husbands at the
home of Mrs. A. E. Harper on
Tuesday evening. Four tables of \
players participated in the games, j
Mrs. Harper and R. A. Caldwell’
holding high scores, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Greer low. Refresh- j
ments were served during the eve
ning.
Tust-Sew With
Mrs. Graham
The regular meeting of the fust
Sew club was held at the home of
Mrs. S. C. Graham Wednesday
afternoon, which was spent in sew
ing and chatting.
• • •
Comings, Goings.
Of Local People
Lieut, and Mrs. Clyde Massey and
Lieut, and Mrs. J. B Edmunds are
at Fort Ringgold, where the offi
cers are at the shooting range.
Col. Stanley Koch is also at
Fort Ringgold.
Dr. Warren Wilson, of Northfield.
Minn., was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Closner the past week.
Dr. Wilson has extensive interests
in Hidalgo county.
Mrs. M. I. Voorhes plans to go
to Fort Ringgold on Monday for
a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cox. of Del
Rio, are guests at El Jardin for a
few days. Mrs. Cox was a delegate
to the fifth district conventiqn at
Harlingen during the past week.
She Is a niece of Frank Rabb, of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hipp are In
Beaumont for a few days. They
expect to return Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Vance, of Refugio,
and two children. Grace and
Jesse, have been spending a few
days with Mrs. Vance s niece. Mrs
Bascom Cox. They returned home
Saturday. Mrs. Vance attended
the fifth district convention at
Harlingen.
Mrs. Taylor had as her house
guests Mesdamcs W. R. Potter. G.
R. Scott, John D. Cochran. Alex
Adams and J. E. King.
HARLINGEN
TEA
The large tea given by the city
clubs at the spacious new home of
Mrs. L. R. Hollingsworth added a
delightful event to the list of social
functions being given in honor of
the delegates and visitors attending
the federation convention.
The home was garden like In the
lavish use of gladioli, carnations,
roses and snapdragons in tall green
and gold enameled floor baskets
gracing the rooms. The colors
f
conforming to the pastel hues. The
lovely gardened lawn surrounding
the home was most inviting with
the addition of tall urns of bou
gainvillaea and the seats and
swings placed for the guests
The high school band furnished
music throughout the hours of the
tea. Miss Helen Flynn gave a
paino number and Jane Lee Joy
ner gave several solo dances ac
companied by Mrs. Floyd Smith.
Receiving with Mrs. Hollings
worth in the reception hall were
Mesdames A. H. Weller. T. S. Her
ren. A. L. Brooks. S. O. Stringer. F.
L. Flynn, and Mrs. B. M. Holland.
Mesdames A. Brunneman. Sam B.
Willis. L. B. Mayer of San Benito
and H. H. Burchard received in the
living room. rMs. E. P. Homaday
and Mrs. L. W. Hoekins assisted by
Miss Paul Hill. Mrs. M. A. Chil
ders. Mrs. J. L. Teas. Mrs. J. L.
Head. Mrs. Dick Eubanks. Miss
Campbell, served a delicious salad
and sweet course to the guests in
the sun parlor. The guests were
then directed to the lawn for the
afternoon's entertainment.
Assisting with hostess duties on
the lawn were Mesdames David
Wink. Floyd Smith, Charles Wood.
Sid Berley. Dudley South. Lloyd
Mellor. John Morris. Jr., and Misses
Josephine Willis and Emily Trax
ler.
About 200 called during the aft
ernoon. Plate favors were attract
ive corsages in the pastel shades.
gifts of the Jo-An Flower Shoppe
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CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. W. R. Heard entertained (he
Friday club and her house guest
Miss Chowning Moore of Van Al
styne, at her home on East Tavlor
street.
The players gathered In room,
made attractive :>y the use of spring
flowers in ciTstal bowls and gay
baskets. Flower designed scor<- pads
and tallies were used in the games.
Mrs. O. W. Springer won high
score for the club members and Mi s.
John Crockette second hlgn. Mrs. j
Harry D. Forrest won high guest
prize and a special souvenir went, to
the honoree.
A delicious salad and ice course
was served to 20 club members and
special guests.
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BANQUET
The Tri-County Medical Asso
ciation and their wives were enter
tained by the Harlingen doctors
with a banquet at the Reee^-TVji
mond hotel Thursday eveuing.
Radiance roses arranged with fern
in a beautiful silver basket adorned
the center of the table. A three
course dinner was served after
which the association completed
their plans for the Medical Con
vention to be held here the latter
part of this month.
Thirty-three members were pres
ent.
• • •
CLUB HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ray were
hosts to their bridge club at their
home on East Madison. Thursday
evening.
Spring flowers were used in at
tractive baskets and vases through
out the living rooms.
Prizes were presented to Mrs.!
Scott Macy and Clyde Hollon.
An ice course was served to 121
guests.
• • •
SWIMMING PARTY
Members of Eight A grade of the
Juniod High school were entertained
with a swimming narty at the Mid
way Park Friday morning with
breakfast at the Women's Building.
Harrv Buck was toastmaster at
the breakfast. A toast to the fac
ulty was gjyen by Jimmie Lawrence,
president of the class, a toast to the
sponsor by Eugene Barton.
Mi«s Bessie Pearce presented L. H.
Hollingsworth, principal, with a
white gold watch in behalf of the
class.
Bob Turby, Felix Fisher and
Harry Buck sang several popular
selections accompanied by Misr
Evelyn Estes at the piano.
Baskets of zinnias adorned the
table.
• • •
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Mrs. 8. L. Batchelors class and
several Invited guests enjoyed a
swimming party Tuesday evening
given at the Rotarv pool in San
Benito. After a delightful swim a
picnic spread was enjoyed, and
popular songs, with ukulele accom
paniment was the evening's musical
entertainment.
• • •
DANCE
The Los Amigos club of Harlin
gen entertained with a dance in
the Spanish Garden of the El Jar
din hotel. Brownsville. Tuesday eve
ning. About 50 couples from Har
lingen enjoyed this entertainment
which is a monthly affair. Eddie
Werne and his orchestra furnished
the music for the evening.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
FOR CLUB WOMEN
Many delightful soical functions
honoring the visiting club women
have featured the convention of the
fifth district of the Texas federa
tion of women’s clubs, held here
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
A beautiful luncheon was given
at noon Wednesday at the First
Methodist church was in their
honor.
The tables were centered with
beautiful crystal bowls of roses
mingled with fern. Tall floor bas
kets in pastel tints containing a
variety of spring flowers added to
the floral beauty of the banquet
room.
Mrs T. 8. Herrcn. president of
the Woman’s Chamber of Com
merce acted as hostess for the local
clubwomen and presided at the
luncheon. Having been asked sev
eral times as to what the chamber
of commerce work consisted of.
Mrs Herren gave a brief outline
of the history of this organisation,
and Its works.
The Music Lover’s Octette, com
posed of Mesdames A. V. Brown.
Jack Carey, 8. O. Strthger. Frank
Chastain. B. F. Hardin, F. L. Crown.
L. W. Van Pelt, and Miss Jennie
Case, sang "Volga Boat Song."
"Russian Folk Song” and “A Hun
dred Years From Now** by Carrie
Jacobs Bond, accompanied by Mrs.
A. B. Waldron.
Margaret Ann Smith. little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Smith, pave two readings. ‘ lazy's
Vcdding,” and ‘'Romance.”
Mrs. Frank Chastain sang "Bong
of the Soul'’ by Breil and “In May
Time” by Oiey Speaks, accompan
ied by Mrs. Floyd Smith.
Miss Helen Flynn gave “Valse
Brilliantc” and Miss Josephine Wil
lis sang “Roces” by Lynes accom
panied tfc# her mother, Mrs. Sam
B. Willis.
Another pleasing affair was the
informal tea in the late hours of
Wednesday afternoon given at the
beautiful new country home of Mrs.
L. E. Snavely.
The tropical shrubs, trees and
blooming flowers surrounding the
home formed a beautiful back
ground for this occasion.
Mrs. Earl B. Reed, chairman of
the department of conservation of
natural resources, with Mrs. I. c.
Webb and Mrs. J. C. Myrick. both
cf Harlingen, were hostesses for
the afternoon.
Grapefruit punch was served un
der a rustic pergola, by several
girls of San Benito, from a large
block of Ice into which a silver
basket of vari colored flowers had
been frozen.
More than 250 guests called dur
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. Gerald W. McKenna enter
tained with a typical southern
breakfast Thursday morning at her
home on Polk street honoring Mrs.
Sam J. Cmith* of Austin, president
of the federation and Mrs. W. E.
Duff of Elgin.
A beautiful silver basket of red
radiance roses graced the break
fast table.
PERSONALS
Sarah Briar, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Briar, was oper
ated upon at the Valley Baptist
hospital Tuesday morning. Reports
are that she is doing nicely.
Mr. E. F. Telford left Wednes
day night for his home in Little
Rock, Ark.
Mr. W. O. Clinton, manager of
J. C. Penney store. Harlingen, was
called to Kansas City Wednesday
on account of the serious illness
of his wife.
Mrs. G. R. Scott of Corpus
Christi has been a visitor in Har
lingen this reek attending the
federation convention.
Mr. Lynn D. Lasswell of Waxa
hachie was in Harlingen a few
days this week on business.
Mcsdamcs E. F. Fulgham, E. H.
Otto. W. M. Driskell and Mira
Vera Turner left Wednesday for
Temple to represent the Harlingen
Business and Professional Wom
en's club In the state convention
of this organization.
Mr. C. C. Krueger, president of
the San Antonio Machine Supply
Co., accompanied by Mr. H. J.
Hershman. treasurer of the Na
tional Tube company of Pittsburgh,
Pa., and Mr. Hugo Weidman of New
Orleans have returned to their
homes after a weeks tour of the
Valley.
Fred Johnson of San Antonio is
in the Valley on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Beale ot
Dallas arived in Harlingen Thurs
day to make their home. Mr. Beale
Is with Yorkshire Insurance com
pany._,
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Monday
The Woman’s auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church will meet in circles, as follows: Circle number
one, with Mrs. Geo. Wilson; number two with Mrs. J. H.
Batsell; -number three, Mrs. H. H. Banker, and the eve
ning circle with Mrs. C. C. Lamberth.
Circles of the Baptist missionary society will have a
joint meeting at the church for mission study.
Methodist missionary society meets in circles at
3:30 p. m., as follows: number one at the church, with
Mrs. Sam Hughston as hostess; number two in Olmito,
with Mrs. Hugh Willbanks; number three, at the church,
Mrs. A. S. Gimble hostess, and the Young Matrons cir
cle with Mrs. J. M. Abel in Victoria Heights.
Altar society of the Sacred Heart church is to have
a social meeting with Mrs. William Dcllinghauser, 203
St. Charles, at 3:30 p. m.
Woman’s Guild, of the Church of the Advent, Epis
copal, will meet at the parish house, 3 p. m.
Tuesday
Rebekahs at the T. O. O. F. hall, 8 p. m.
Tuesday bridge club with Mrs. Dick Harris.
Mardi with Mrs. Fred Latham.
Hi-Lo with Mrs. N. E. Rendall, Jr.
Wednesday
Wednesday bridge club with Mrs. Robert Schwartz.
Thursday
Civic league at the Chamber of Commerce, 3:00
y. W. C. A. membership luncheon at Rio Hondo.
A Fashion Model’s Diary
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE
She Rave a About an Evening Gown.
THE sweetest little girl was In
the shop his morning. I've never
seen anybody who seemed to
get more Joy out of living. It's her
first visit to tbo big city and she
certainly to thrilled about It. She
is certainly the most naive and least
blase young lady we’ve bed In our
I establishment for many a day.
I Her visit to the city was made pos
sible through her home town. They
ran a beauty contest for some sort
of publicity stunt, and she was
named the winner. Tbo prise was a
visit to the city and an entire new
wardrobe. We were rather surprised
that she came to Madame’s for some
of her clothes, because not many
people know about ourptoce. How
ever. she said one of ^ wealthiest
women In her «wn had w^d her
about us and made her promise to
stop In end see what we bad to
I delegation ot n«r home people
came with her and they're giving
her a glorioue time, entertaining her
and introducing her to everyone.
She was absolutely ecstatic o%er the
clotbes we had to show her. and
aim ply bad a terrible time choosing.
There's a dance being given for
her at one of the largest hotels next
week and she wanted a new eve
ning gown. She looks •t'tnnlng In
clothes, and Is unusually
about her good looks for a girl who
is the winner of a beauty contest.
Most of our customers never will
listen to our advice about clothes
in fact, we hardly ever offer any.
because they generally have such set
Ideas about what they want. But
this girl asked even-one insight for
en opinion, and It was hard to give
it—because they're wasn t anything j
that didn't become her.
However, she finally decided on a
dnr.ing evening dress of flowered
chiffon Tne bodice to very simple.
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Smart Frock of Flowered
Georgette
with two eery narrow straps, and
the skirt has the every smart
moulded hip line and two adorable
sets of fan shaped set-In pleats. Of
course, the hemline Is fashionably
uneven.
Thej exquisite,
warm-*
panels of
a sunny
garden-*
Crepe Georgette Hats
by rJVleadvwbrook^
The sun has lent a hazy warmth to the
colors of these gracefully brimmed,
subtly moulded hats —to flatter the
smart women who will wear sun-tan
or creamy complexions this season.
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Small and Large Pol^gs
Junior Matron Styles
Off-the-Forehead Shapes
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EDINBURG
P.-T. A. INSTALLS
The officers for the coming year
were installed at a business meeting
of the Parent-Teachers' association,
which was held on Monday after
noon in .the college* auditorium
These officers are: President. Mrs.
E. M. Evcrltt; vice president, Mrs
E. S. Hearne; secretary, Mrs. C. 8.
Collier: treasurer. Mrs J. O. Dun
can. The new president also named
several committee chairmen for the
next session.
Several items of routine business
wr-e taken care of Of especial in
terests to the members present were
the reports given by the delegates
•vho attended the convention of the
Fifth District of the State Parent -
Teachers’ association, which was
held in Sinton. These were espe
cially good and Interesting.
At the close of the business ses
sions. a lovely gift was presented to
Mrs. W. E. Wright, who has served
as president during the past year
and is leaving Edinburg to make her
home in San Antonio At the close
of the afternoon, light refreshments
were served to the parents and
teachers in the cafeteria.
• • •
j TUESDAY LUNCHEON CLUB
Mrs. Watt Tinkler charmingly en
tertained the members of the Tues
| day Luncheon club and several
| guests on Tuesday evening. A de
! licious barbecue supper was served
on the lawn, after which five table;,
of bridge were formed. The tallies
were gay and attractive little fans
An abundance of spring flowers
brightly decorated the rooms. The
i honor scores were made bv Mrs J
I W. Savage and Mr. L. E. Tinkler.
• * • •
| SENIOR BRIDGE CLUB
The members of the Senior Bridge
cluo enjoyed a delightful morning
of bridge at the home of Mrs. J. C
Epperson on Wednesday. A refresh
ingly cool drink eras served dwnu
the bridge games. Mrs. W L. Lip
scomb was the holder of the hones
seme and received a dainty prtaa
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
About 20 members of the Chr"
turn Endeavor of the ChrirJ
church enjoyed a Jolly sarw
party on Tuesday evening R
Cascade pool in McAllen. I .*.*»
members o! the McAllen Christian
Endeavor .Joined the Edinburg croup
at the pool, and later in the eve*
ning the entire crowd was enter*
Uined by the McAllen society to tha
basement of the church in McAllen.
A delicious picnic supper wag
spread, after which the evening wa*
spent in playing games and having
a Jolly time. Mr T C Mrlntvr*
and Mrs. A. O. Hatch chaperon**!
the Edinburg members
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WEDNESDAY AUCTION
The Wednesday Auction Brute* j
club was charmingly entertained eg
Wednesdsr afternoon by Mrs J t>.
Denson Bowls of vari -colored nu*s
were placed artist,Rally about the
rooms. .In the games of brtDee. t*»a \
lwnor score was made by Mn IX 1
C. Prtnty. At the close of the game
the hostess served a refreshing ice
court.
• • •
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Missionary society of the
Christian church met an Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mn Jofer.
McKinney. A short business a*M*r:
was held, during which the offterrt
for the coming year were elected.
They are: Mrs Victor Cleaner, per' -
ident; Mrs. A R Baker, vice presi
dent: Mrs. F. L Terry, secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs. A. R. Baker conducted tha
devotions! hour r.nd led the pro*
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