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VAIL AND ELLIOTT ON
HAND FOR SPEED EVENT
Two More Drivers Arrive for 5OO-MiIe Race-CoIe Eight
Car Selected as Pacemaker

The Speedway colony for the 500mie event May 30
increased today by the arrival of Ira Vail and Frank Elliott
Vail busy unloading his He has not attached
the mount but has the famous Miller motors
pdp he hood
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston; St. Louis at New
York; Cleveland at Washington: Detroit a
Philadelphia.
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When the Race Starts

AS the pace car and first row Of
racers cross the timing wire. after
swinging down the mani stretch at u
furious pace, the starter will wave
the starting flag and the pace car
will finish the lap and draw into the
pits and off the track while the race
drivers continue the thrilling jour
ney.
Then they break. the leaders Of
the beat it" boys take up their
fight for speed, while the conserva-
tives slip into a groove and soon the
cars are strung out over the two
and-one- half-mile course.
The pacemaking car has been re
turned to Indianapolis after being
tested on a road run through Indi-
ana, Ohio and Michigan. The car
also was tuned up iii the Indian
apOlis track.
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@HE EXPERTS ARE RIGHT.
SISLER IS NOT THE BALL
PLAYER HE USED TO BE:
HE'S ABOUT 10 PER CENT BET
TER.
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MAJOR LEAGUE RACES
KEEP FANS GUESSING
Reds Slip and Giants Go Back in Lead-Yanks Crowded
Hard by Sisters Browns.
By HENRY L. FARRELL
rnited Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK May 17.-When Sam Hdreth saddled his
RancOcas hopes Mad Play and Bracada for the
he said he had little chance the track heavy
going hard But he added lit will be same the
of them
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BIG LEAGUES FIRST 10 VICTORY


winner home with onetonohng victory That -
for Chicago
H. 1870 when Zettlen 1.-The charmer held hits
himself winning
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Roston at Cincinnati: Brooklyn at st
Louis: Phil adelphia at Pittsburgh; New
York at Chicago
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN AssOCIATIO

Kansas City at Milwaukee, Minneapolis
at St Paul: Columbus at Toledo, Indian
spolis at Louisville game postponed on &C
count of Derby 1.-TWO games sunday
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Tribe Pitching Records

Eller and Robiequet have not
started any games.
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Real Control

II reason why GrOVer
II III Cleveland Alexander of
VI the Chicago Cubs contin-
ues TO be great pitcher is be
cause he wastes no effort in his
work
Last season. in 80 games. the
star of the Cub staff gave only
80 bases on balls-less than one
a game-a most remarkable rec
ord.
AT one stage Of the race Alex
ander went 81 consecutive in
nings without giving a base on
balls.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis-New York. rain.
Cleveland-W ashington. rain.
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lis. Mrs. John II. James. Mrs. Eda h.
Meyer, Mrs. Fanny Applewhite. Mrs.
Il. Conroy. Mrs. Kate Jones. Mrs. Ed
ward lyman, Mrs. Olivarri. Mrs.
Rena NJ. Green, Mrs. Jack Neal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Allen, 30
East Euclid avenue, have as their
guests over Fiesta week. Mrs. Allen 5
sister. Miss Edith Middlebrook and
Miss Elizabeth Yates, both from New
York City.
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Miss Edith Stephens and Miss
Dorothy Adams, assisted by Mrs. y.
b. Stephens and Mrs. Kotula. will en-
terrain with a luncheon and matinee
party April &c, complimenting Miss
Evelyn Feldman and the other seniors
of Bonn Avon School.
Richard W. Neff entertained with
one of the most eharmingly unique
parties of the season at the Menger
Saturday noon when he invited a
number of the children of his friends
in for an Easter egg hunt in the patio
followed by luncheon in the private
dining room of the hotel. Mr.. Neff
has always been noted for his delight
full hospitality and charming enter
tainments and on this occasion he
more than lived up to his reputation.
After the hunt each child was given
a live rabbit and during the luncheon
a magician entertained the children
with sleight-of- hand tricks. Two long
tables were decorated with Easter
Dummies and gaily colored Easter eggs
with white calendulds
and ferns. The ceiling was hung with
mammoth balloons which were given
MS favors. Dick Terrell read Mother
Goose rhymes about each of the chill
dren at the conclusion of the lunch
con. The children present were Caro-
Ign Kampmann, Josephine Wilson.
Helen Nix, Josephine Nix, Sally Joe
Casey, Josephine Bennett, Molly Ben
nett. Mary Casey, Anne Woodruff.
Margaret Terrell. Frances Fielder,
Jane Lewis. Llora Beach Stout, Jean
Elizabeth Lupe. Julia Lap
ham, Ike Kampmann Jr.. Pat Casey
Jr., Jack. James, Herbert Clarkson,
Leroy Denman Jr.. John lawson Eel
der Jr.. Wallace Newton. Tod Burney
and Bruce Martindale Jr. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Ramp
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lanie-
Nix. DIR. and Mrs. Homer L. VII
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lapham, Mr..
and Mrs. ListOn Casey, MIR. and Mrs.
John NJ. Bennett. Mai. and Mrs. Her
bert Slayden Clarkson. Mr.. and AtrS
Dick Terrell, Col. and Mrs. John Has
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tings Howard. Mrs. W. A. Adams,
Mrs. John Alexander James, Mrs. j.
L. Fielder, Mrs. Henry Burney. Mrs.
Frost Woodruff, Mrs. Beecher Frank
lin Stout, Mrs. W. b. Lupe, Mrs.
Wallace Newton. Mrs. Louis Schrein-
er, Mrs. Jean Aubrey Bulkley, Miss
Margaret Lewis. Miss Beatrice Strib-
ling and Miss Olive Martindale.
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The Alamo Mission Chapter Daugh.
tiers of the Republic of Texas will en-
terrain with a luncheon Tuesday and
Wednesday for the Daughters of the
Republic convention. Reservations may
be made at the Alamo, Crockett 1897.
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Lieutenant William A. Gray of
Scott Field, ILL.,. has arrived at Kelly
Field to participate in the balloon
races to be held Wednesday afternoon.
Lieutenant Gray was host at party
ut the Winter Garden Friday evening
when he complimented Lieut.. james
Duke and Mai. Bill Duty. He is an
famous balloon expert. having made
noteworthy flights both in this
country and in the Philippines.
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One of the beautiful affairs planned
or the week following the Fiesta will
be the Y. VI. &. A. Reception. Tues
day. April 20. in the home of Mrs.
L. L. Vanderhoeven. 1900 San Pedro
Avenue. The reception will be a bene-
fit affair, the proceeds of which will
20 to the Woman's Auxiliary pledge
TO the new Y. NJ. c. a. home now
under construction. Mrs. Wander
hoeveu is general chairman Of the re-
ception and Mrs. Cyrus Lucas and
Mrs. John l.. Browne. vice-chairman-
They will be assisted by the following
Mrs. Winchester kelSo,
Mrs. III. l.. Guenther, Mrs. y. W.
Green, Mrs. Leopold Guerguin, Mrs.
{. f. Glaze, Mrs. Amos Graves. Mrs.
Robert Hamilton. Mrs. Eli Hertzberg,
Mrs. +. J.. Hillyer. Mrs. II. T. Hide
brand, Mrs. c. +. Hammond. Mrs. w.
:. Hall. Mrs. W. y. Hagy, Mrs. Ben
Hammond, Mrs. Arthur ;. Hicks.
Mrs. L. J. Hart. Mrs. III. 3. Holmes,
Mrs. Eugene Holmgrecn. Mrs. ). r.
Jarratt. Mrs. IL. ]. FARRELL. Mrs y.
n. JamiSon. Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson. Mrs
f. :. KingSbury. Mrs. y. NJ. karney.
Mrs. ]. NJ. kiucaid. Mrs. J. II. klrk-
patrick. Mrs. Victor kellar, Ms.
John Kirkwood. Mrs. ]. l.. he-r. Mrs
/. G kinney. Mrs. l.. NJ. Lewis. Mrs.
George Thorwein. Mrs. Dora Living
>ton. Mrs. W. W. LipSc0mh. Mrs. VIII
lam Aubrey. Mrs. Jean Aubrey Bals-
ey, Mrs. John heHney, Mrs. John
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hOma City, and Miss Christine
Schneider of Springfield. Mo. Miss
Hill, Miss Schneider and Mrs. Col
cord have already had several charm
ing affairs given in their honor. Mrs.
Noyes Evans entertained Saturday
with q luncheon at Ell Nopal in their
honor. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Seelg-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Seelig-
son entertained with smart dinner
Saturday evening at the Country
Club. Monday, they will be honor
guests at the luncheon to be given by
Mrs. Lamar Seeligson and Mrs. Ar
thur Seeligson, at the home of Mrs.
Arthur SeeligsOn. Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Jedd Roe will entertain
with card party in their home in
their honor. Wednesday, Mrs. Robert
Witt will entertain with q breakfast
at the RoseblOom tea room, compli-
menting Miss Schneider, Miss Hill and
Mrs Colcord
Mrs. DuVai West Jr., Of Harlingen
will arrive Monday to be the guest
of Judge and Mrs. DuVal Wesr for
carnival week. Mrs. West will COM
pliment Mrs. West Jr.. with an in:
formal luncheon Monday at her home
The guest list will include Miss Ruth
West, Mrs. A. Il. Newman, and her
guest, Mrs. Edwards who was before
her marriage Miss Ruth Cash, a
former school mate of Mrs. DuVal
West Jr. I
Col and Mrs. Paul NJ. Goodrich
will entertain with dinner At the
Argonne Heights Officers Club Friday
evening. T
e - II
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schreiner and
Miss Mae Louise Schreiner will en-
terrain with dance at . o'clock Mon
day evening at the San Antonio
Country Club complimenting Miss
Laura Mac Nichol and Miss Helen
Schumway.
Miss Jean Kayton viii entertain
with carnival dance, May ,. cOmpll-
menting the graduates of st. Mary's
Hall and Miss Dorothy Lodoyie, a
graduate of Bonn Avon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schreiner will
entertain with barbecue at l O'Clock |
Sunday, May 4, at their home in Kerr
vile complimenting Miss Mae Louise !
Schreiner's guests, Miss Helen Schum- |
way and Miss Laura MacNichol.
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Miss Durinda Wright will entertain
with a swimming party Monday, May |
3. at her home for members of the
graduating classes of the various
schools.
sr ~ - ~
Miss Dorothy Beckman viii enter
tain May 10, with buffet luncheon
and bridge party complimenting Miss
Jean Kayton. Miss Jane Smith and
Miss Virginia Fisher.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Post of Haskell
are guests of their daughter, Mrs.
George Cannon for several days.
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Mrs. John Thrall entertained at
the Menger hotel with a bridge party
afternoon. About nine
tables of players were present. Mrs.
Ed Jenner, Mrs. Emil Scholl. Mrs. A.
$. Cook. Miss Stella Beckman, Mrs.
Benno Kayton, Mrs. A. sToepperwein.
Mrs. Z. Torrey. Mrs. Robert Harris,
Mrs. Slaughter, Mrs. Ira c. Worley.
Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. l. c.
Hauser, Mrs. Brey. Mrs. Eddie Rob
.rts, Mrs. Henry Robert. Mrs. Julia
Mrs. Jess Beitel. Mrs.
Webster, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Brown, !
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Mrs. H. c. Feldman, Mrs. Theo
Mumme. Mrs. V. j. Sander. Mrs.
Hortense Meyar. Mrs. John Rothe.
Mrs. Charles Kemper. Mrs. +. G..
Wise, Mrs. Plotke, Mrs. Compton.
Mrs. Bergel. Mrs. DeBona, Mrs. Alan
Williams. Mrs. c. A. Sckerls and Mrs.
Rhodefelt were included in the guest
list. The table was chsrmingly dee
GRATED in pink roses and bluebonnets.
~ =: -
Col. and Mrs. s. +. Dallam will en-
terrain with dinner party Friday
evening. May =, at the Argonnc
Heights officers mess complimenting
Miss Helen Schumway and Miss
Laura MacNichol. the guests of Miss
Mae Louise Schreiner.
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Miss Elizabeth Ragsdale. who is a
student at the University OF Texas
is spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Ragsdale,
POS East Myrtle street.
y ~ -
The Battle of Flowers Association
will entertain at luncheon at l. 80
Thursday at the Menger hotel. Reser-
vations may be made cough Mrs.
A. ii. Worden. Reservations will close
Tuesday afternoon
=. 20 y
Mrs. w. Il. Lupe. chairman Of the
luncheon and the committee. requests
all members to bring pink roses for
the TRIBE decorations at o o'clock
Thursday morning at the Menger
hotel.
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Judge and Mrs. W. A. Wurzbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred W. Rohde. and
Mr.. and Mrs Hertting, DIR and Mrs.
Louis NJ. Winefield have returned
from the Fredericksburg convention.
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Miss Bonita Finney of Kelly Field.
Miss Mary Louise Lvta OF Fort Sam
Houston, students of the State Uni
versity of Texas. will arrive Satur
day to spend their Easter vacation.
&c ~ ~
Mrs. Robert Hannay will give q
bridge in honor of Mrs. Allen ID.
Hannay of Houston. who is the guest
of Mrs. Robert Hannay. The tea viii
be given at > o'clock Monday at the
Argonne Heights officers mess.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. Carver Remington and daugh-
Ter. hrS. Il rdnk tIOiueil. entertainer at
1 o'clock Saturday with an attractive
buffet luncheon at their home, 92S
West Mistletoe avenue, honoring Miss
Elizabeth Longaker and Miss Helen
Sterchi. whose marriages will take
place this spring.
A color scheme of pink and blue was |
featured throughout the reception |
suite. Bowls and vases of sweet peas |
and larkspur were used in the decora-
tons. Candlelabra and candlesticks |
held pink and blue tapers.
Mrs. Perry $. Robertson, Mrs. Wal
ter Springall Jr., and Mrs. Frank |
Long welcomed the guests in the hall.
Mrs. Remington. Mrs. Golden. Misses
and Sterchi. Mrs, Ira Long
aker and Mrs. Eli Hertzberg received
in the living room. The
Dresden effect was carried out most eff
fectively in the dining room. Theta
Bile held large Dresden bowl of
sweet peas and larkspurs for its cen
trail adornment. Dresden bonbon
fishes held colored candies. Dresden
held pink and blue tapers.
The soft light harmoniZed effectively
with the draperies of the room. Mrs.
P. II. Hill poured coffee. Mrs. Forrest
Reed served the moulded salad. Mrs.
Fred Jones served the rose-apples, and
Mrs. Ira Longaker, the preserved !
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er Sunday. During their stay here,
Mrs. Beegle has been the recipient of
many delightful social courtesies.
- .S ~
An announcement that will be Of
interest is that of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Stakes announcing the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter. Kathleen May Maxey, 20
Eric Cowan Low of Asheville, \. c..
the marriage TO take place on June
(. 1924. At present Miss Maxey is'a
student at Southern College, Peters
burg, Va.
Mrs. William Noble will entertain
with luncheon Tuesday at her home,
complimenting Mrs. Dorron"" of Penn
sylvania, the mother of Mrs. Pres
ton Brown, and Mrs. Sm'th Oh WASH
ington. ID. c.. the mother of Mrs.
Richmond Day.
On Easter Sunday ,iiss Mary Alice
kirkland will entertain with an old
fashioned Easter egg hunt at her sum-
mer lodge at Medina lake. Many San
Antonians. members OF the debutante
set, will motor up to spend the after
noon. They will return home after
supper.
Mrs. F. r. Borden. wife of Major
Borden, will entertain with luncheon
Monday, April IS. at the Argonne
Heights Officers Club.
" ,S -
The marriage of Hubert Rutland
and Miss Helen Sterchi will take
place Tuesday evening. April 20. 235
West Mistletoe avenue at the home
of the bride.
Mrs. Joe ]. Lodoyic will entertain
with card party Tuesday, April IS,
at the Elks' Club.
" e -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Maverick and
their debutante daughter, Miss Ada
Maverick. will entertain with n circus
dance on the roof of the Country Club
Friday evening. May =. The guests
will dress TO represent folk in the cir
Gus.
A meeting Of the Bexar County
Chapter Of the Texas State Pioneer
Association was held at the Gunter
Hotel Friday afternoon TO effect ar
for working with the state
association in the social events TO be-
held Monday in celebration of Texas
The old officers of the
association were reelected for the en-
suing year as follows: President, Mrs.
Lee Miller: vice president, Mrs. A. ID.
Harrigan; second vice president, Mrs.
X. +. George; third vice president.
Mrs. Ella Ryan; fourth vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Leta Larkin: secretary, |
Mrs. Oliver Franklin Billingsley
treasurer. Mrs. Frank Bushick. The
local chapter under the able direction
1f Mrs. Lee b. Miller has. been quite
lctive during the past year in acqui--
ing membership as well as adding tot
he membership of the state assoeia-
ion, which also makes its headquar-
-ers in San Antonio. A number OF
historical manuscripts have
been secured and the Bexar county
.hapter has lent its able assistance 20
he patriotic work Of perpetuating
historical land marks and taking other
steps to preserve Texas history and
Texas tradition. At the Pioneer ball
N Monday evening the following
aides will be in the receiving line:
Mrs. Sara Eager, Mrs. Fannie APP
,lewhite. Miss Fenwick. Mrs. ID. J.
Woodward. Mrs. Helen S. Gunther.
Yrs. Winchester Kelso, Mrs. M
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| fruits. Others assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. James Tillman Halle,
Mrs. Thomas G.. Reed, Misses Barbara
Brown. Louise Long, Martha Sterchi.
and Elizabeth Springall. In the at
tractive sun parlor large brides
| cake embossed in Dresden flowers wa:
cut by the guests of honor and Mrs.
Edward Gilbert. The ices were pink
rosebuds held in green leaves. About
so guests were present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Heye of
Hallettsville are spending Fiesta week
in San Antonio, as the guests OF Mrs.
|. II. Redus.
Mrs. c. Todd Baskin Of Houston.
arrived Monday To be the guest of
her mother. Mrs. II. w. Heilig, for
several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schreiner and
Miss Mae Louise Schreiner arrived in
the city the middle of the week and
are guests at the st. Anthony Hotel.
e - 8:
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ], Martin, COG
Nolan street. will have as their guest
for the Fiesta. Mr.. Martins cousin,
Miss Lehella Jones. of Bartlett.
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This Graduate Nurses Association
of the eighth district will entertain
with an afternoon tea on Tuesday aft
ernoon, April %, from 4 to 6 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. j, I. Walthall,
complimentng the wives of the State
Medical Association and Bexar Coun-
~ Society.
Clifton Wilkinson, who has been at
tending the University. will arrive
home in the near future to snend the
Easter holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilkinson,
,x - ~
Mrs. Arthur AIu;T will entertain
with an informal tea on Wednesday
afternoon. April %, Mt her home in
Terrell Hills. oomplimenting Mrs.
Lawrence Hurst of Pittsburg. The
guests will be few of the intimate
friends of Mrs. Hurst. who was a
popular member of the debutante set
here a few seasons ago.
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Miss Melva Hanson celebrated her
eighth birthday last Monday afternoon
at her home. 51S Aberdeen street.
Games were played and refreshments
served to the following: Maud Nc
Carty, Gloria Sheppard, Georgine
Hodge, Ruth Hughes, Marguerite
Smith. Mary Marley, Jane Lawrence,
Regina Corb. June Martin. Geraldine
Slaughter. Evalyn Patterson, Martha
Abbott. Donald Lawrence, George Pc
tiers, Russell Jonas and Junior Jonas. |
- - Y
Mrs. J. NJ. Browne has as her guest |
Mrs. Ike Pickens of Clarksdale, Miss. |
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Mrs. r. A. Wilson will entertain |
with musicale at 3 o'clock Monday |
afternoon at the Country Club, com
plimenting her sister. Mrs. Vallence
Hamilton. of Caledonia. n. Y, who is
her guest. Carrie Louise Bennett.
and Walter Durham will
give the program.
- ~ u
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Beegle Of st.
Joseph, No. who have been spending
the week at the Gunter Hotel. will
leave the early part Of the week for
East Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. Beegle
are old friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Abbott. For the first time in
eighteen years Mr.. Beegle and Mr..
Abbott will celebrate at dinner their
nirfhdav which fhiS year falls on East |
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carnival is in the air. The wealth
is responding beautifully. Brisk
Pl days-if they only keep up, the
chesses won't get sunburnt when
" ride in the parade. The banners
, flags have been up several days.
|eryone is on tiptoe with excitement.
rhaps some of the excitement is
|r the Queens identity. Never be-
r has the secret been kept so well,
it is exquisite to hear arguments
the subject even this. late in the
Then there's the usual Easter
Element over ones new bonnet. A
nber of younger society remarked
other day that she was going TO
n her very oldest hat, so that she
Id hear the sermon on Easter at
{ one time in her life. She said
excitement of having n new hat
always upset her so, that she
too self-conscious to profit by
ter services.
arrival week will be CAV this year.
re will be the usual pink lemon
and ferris wheel. And then the
Jacinto Cotulion club will give
annual ball at the st. Anthony
lnesday evening. There is the
nation Thursday evening of her
pown Majesty Queen of the
|rt Of Chivalry. The Battle of
|yers parade is always a pic
sque feature of the week. The
lie of Flowers Association will
in luncheon session Thursday at
Menger. The out of town
hesses will be entertained, and the
erous guests Of the city have had
NAL affairs planned in their hon
hen. another excitement is the
(uncing of an engagement which
rised a wide circle of friends.
Peggy Lewis, the daughter of
and Mrs. Frank Lewis enter
I'd with a dinner party Friday
ing in her home. At this time
announced her engagement to
tenant Dan Chandler. Iieuten-
Chandler is stationed at Fort
Houston. He is a nephew of
ard Chandler Christy, the cele-
d artist, and a son of Mr.. and
George Chandler of Kingstown,
Miss Lewis is an attractive
per of the younger set. She is an
|or enthusiast and has won nu-
Us trophies for her exceptional
be- and Craftsmanship. and her
did swimming and diving. Miss
is also gifted pianist. The
age will take place September
which is the birthday of both
enant Chandler and Miss Lewis.
long those present at the buffet
|r given at the home of Miss
Friday were Miss Tip Young
Miss Eleanor Stribling. Miss
BY Venable. Miss Agnes Terrell,
Marion Gaines, Miss NPunky |
rick. Miss Lucille Witherspoon.
Miss Lorraine Bertrand, and |
Kenna Hirtford, Lieut.. Harry |
md. Lieut.. Al johnson, Lieut..
Jamison. Lieut.. Sicily Tanner,
Lewis, Riehey Taylor and Ed
of Austin, and Lieutenant
Ter. and Miss Lewis. The table
rtistically decorated with blue
IS and peoples.
- ~ "
ry year at.Carnival season there
lmerous distinguished guests in
~ and this year is no excep-
Many informal parties have
Tanned in honor of the visitors.
nd Mrs. Lamar Seeligson have
r guest, Miss Elizabeth Hill of
his. Tenn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. SeeligsOn have as their
Mrs. Harriet Colcord of Okla !
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THE PICTURES.

Helen Steh Cleft the daughter OF Mr.. and
Rutland will place
evening April Seh attractive Of the younger
Miss Marguerite Hartford fright center) Of Washington D. c. is
delightfully."-
her brief visit with her brother Lieut. Knna HEREFORD
at Forts San
Julia Hancock (rightl of New York is the OF Mr..
affairs Miss Hancock has friends in
Anton visited times BEFORE
the attractive daughter Of Col and
She the Duchess of the Army the Court
both
She entertained Thursday with attractive bridge party
plimentrg Miss Phyllis Corbusier.