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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

we're all proud Of. You know cream
color IS very popular now, besides
being restful and pleasing.
Kate, wanting expert advice as 20
what to use. as well as the best
quality materials obtainable for
making her house new" went 70
the H.. r. Holman Co, at 2i0
Broadway. They supplied her with
paste paint, which is easily applied,
and which is responsible for the
present beauty Of her home. She Is
highly pleased with the results, as
well as with the excellent service
rendered by this establishment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

the Menger Hotel for her pupils
and their friends. Such a happy
way Of starting new work, and how
the children love Il
Miss Douglass methods are un-
surpassed. and in addition 70 her
ballet class, which embraces all
forms Of artistic dancing, she has
classes in ball room dancing for
both children and grown-ups.
Information concerning all types
Of instruction may be had by call
ing Crockett 1888.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Mrs. R. J. Clancy
Card Club Hostess

Mrs. r. J. Clancy was hostess TO
the members Of the Sans Souci Card
Club in her home in 2J0G East Hous-
ton street.
Following the games, prizes were
awarded to Mrs. J.. X. Dibble, Mrs
Emil Leesch. Mrs. G. W. Baldwin and
Mrs. NJ. Mattick.
An ice course was served to the
following members:
Mesdames w. Amanda, E. Artzt, l..
Dibble. G. LANCE, z. Lcesch, L. La
Broche. @. Baldwin, W. Steubing, o.
Schoezler, Z. Able. NJ. Mattick, z.
Huebner and Mrs. c. c. Farris of
Knoxville. Tenn.
The club will be entertained next
month BY Mrs. E. Artzt in her home
In UYalde street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

neyng Texas CodSt-hese the ordinations
heard every side at the beginning of the The
asm of planning the trip the hire of places ideas
-gripPed everybody.
But month three months ldter-aH faces turned
home0vard One remembers Oh kindly the old familiar
rgs, the trusted, loyal friends that secluded of the
Yerdnda 00hre ones 0y special pals gather And Vhen
does actually arrive vhat happiness peace cOntentnen It's
'Oen better to be here than the imaginngshcre ones very
home.
For that indeed is the real charm of home-e feeling
that 1t " ones on-tha spot made dear by sacrifices york
o0ed ones, ent1Uined Nth ones closest dearest thoughts
And always ones appreciation is commensurate 7itk zvhat
2ns has PIT into home Truly the that holds or trials atr-
5hons joys oOe most cherished hopes is haybor in Tes
stormy sea- a hdven of hdppiness-Homs, Sweet Home
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Mrs. E. Oelkers
Hostess to Club

Mrs. Z. Oelkers entertained the
members Of the Majestic club in her
home in Drexel avenue recently.
Bunco was played and prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. Ralph Weber, Mrs,
f. Mergele. Mrs. George Hopper and
Mrs. Ed Snyder.
An ice course was served to Mes
danes /. NJ. CLARK, George Hopper,
Harold Haycock, T. Breeder, Arthur
Lowe, Frank Mergele, Kendrick, r.
Schleyer, s. Silver, Ed Snyder, Ralph
Weber, Leo Weber, Robert Greeyen,
F. c. Cayanaugh, the hostess, anC
Miss Margaret Monroe.
Mrs. Robert Schleyer will be host,
ess in her home in Burleson street at
the next club meeting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

der Their styles are individual
authentic--and both Mrs. Glascoek
and Miss Spengler are so interested
In finding Just the correct model,
something 60 suit ones own per-
sonality. Truly, IL is a shoppe Of
personal service.
They are getting new modes every
day to augment their already lovely
selection, in the favored fall col
ors. San Antonio women are proud
Of this exclusive shoppe, which ca
tiers to their need for charming, In
dividual gowns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
COMPLEXION Aide

My complexion is improving
steadily. Susie, since I've been using
0lympian Peach and Almond Cream
you'd be surprised to hear the
numerous compliments / received
at the party, and I'm awfully proud,
too, for what girl doesn't long for
beautiful skin. Olympian used as
base for powder is unsurpassed
it keeps ones skin smooth and soft
80 that the makeup" goes on
easily and looks satiny in texture.
Olympian is certainly a friend to
me-and I've been making friends
for it. too. Margie, Elsie, Frances
all wanted to know how / man
aged to have so smooth a skin
and, of course, l told them the Sc
cret. It's too good to keep.
Stockings show a tendency TO har-
monize with their dress Brick, grey,
pale pink mot the usual peach) and
white have appeared. Rosy beige
is however, the stocking color
most often seen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Surprise Party for
Mrs. E. Fisher

Mrs. z. Fisher was honored with a
lovely surprise party by the members
of the w. w. W. Club and a few other
friends in Mrs. Fishers new home in
Gulf street.
Bunco was played and prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. A. L. Ernest, Mrs.
4. Parr, Mrs. r. Corstanien and Ms.
William Steigcr.
The guest list included Mesdames
J. Z. Burnett r. Demarco, Ed DO
browolski Jr., T. Dobrowolsh. K
Carstanjen, a. Z. Ernest. Harry
Gruen, Henry Gruen, Otto Gucn, A.
d. Lamm, JOr Oussett, d. i. Risz,
4. Z. Rossi, A. 3. Specia and Alfred
Nourpal.
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Dancing Class
Dancing-what

Dancing-what
a beautiful form
Of selfexpression
for tiny tot or
grown-up!
Little Betty has
Seen studying bal
let dancing four
years now with
Miss Maid e 2
ID ougla IS. and
she's happily an
ticipatinE ep-
TENDER is, whom
Miss Dou glass
opens her classes
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Riding Party For
Miss Brauer of
Beeville

Miss Devereux Jarratt win enter.
tain Sunday morning with a riding
party, complimenting her guest, Miss
Anne Brauer of Beeyille. Among the
guests viii be Mius Winifred Harrali
Miss Katheryn lyman, Miss Olive
Mccormick. Miss Juanita Fagg, Mrs.
James Terry, Miss Marion johnson,
Miss Grace Embry, Miss Dorothy
Embry and the host. Following the
ride, breakfast will be served at the
home Of Miss Jarratt. Miss Jarratt
will leave later in the week for Miners
vile, Pa, where she will teach kinder
garten.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
authentic Styles

Margie wore an exquis-
lite frock, a distinctive
satin creation featuring the
popular flare--long sleeves
becoming neck line. ]
learned that she purchased
it at the Exclusive Gown
Shoppe, in the lobby Of
the st. Anthony Hotel. II
does seem that everyone is
getting their prettiest
dresses there-nnd no won
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

The property upon which this loan
is based is located on the North side
Of the city, between Broadway and
New Braunfels Avenue. One can
view its natural beauty and improve
ments-can actually SEE the Sc
curity for ones money, and in sd-
dition, Wimer-Richardson & Co., in
vestment bankers, guarantee to pro-
tect the purchasers Of these fsrst
mortgage notes against loss Of either
principal or interest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
NeW Silks

Strolling along Alamo Plaza, we
happened into Lundeen's Just as
they had unpacked the most gorgeous
assortment of new silks Nal
linson's Molly-O crepes. All. such
lo7eliness! Satin crepes, faille bro
cades, fifty-two inch brocade Dor
dered crepes that could be so easily
fashioned into a one-piece creation.
The colors-beautiful, rich, interest
ing, new. There were piranga.
pansy, bokhara, bluejay, black,
grsckle head blue, wren, sea swal-
Iowa shade for every type and
every occasion. Fashions newest
they're simply irresistible. My heart
yearned for a pattern Of each, go
alluring are these silk contributions
for Milady's wardrobe shown By
Lundeen's, the Daylight silk Shop,
at 210 Alamo Plaza.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
FSnjs

You've guessed Alright, my dear,
I'm having the time Of my life
doing, seeing, going-everybody has
been charming 20 me in this beau
tiful city. Each day Seems more in
teresting than the last. How l wish
you were here--that would, indeed,
be maryelous-and you'd love 1t,
too.
Your devoted
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

weather? And that's only one Of
the many delightful menus offered
at the Band Box Tea Shop, a
charming little place tucked away
upstairs, the entrance being 300 r
Houston Street.
Really, Susie. the atmosphere Of
this tea shop is 80 restful, so diff
ferent, that the luncheon hour spent
here provides an interlude in the
days activities that is a real re-
taxation.
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Delightful Bread

Off to Margie's for bridge! It
was a lovely party that she gave
in, my honor - charming friends,
lovely home, and her Refreshments.
All, delicious! The outstanding fea-
ture, though, was the sandwiches.
OF such delightful bread. 1t was
fresh, moist, tasty, yet cut exquis-
itely thin--a rare combination, you
must admit. In an awed whisper, /
asked Grace how It happened. "oh,"
she explained, "Margie uses Bob
nets Butter-Nut Brend--it sliceabil-
ity is only one Of its many good
points"
also learned that by saving "a
Of the wrappers and presenting them
to the Pitl1k Advertising Co., one
can obtain an attractive rubber
lied apron. I'm looking forward to
getting one.
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324H9

Homecoming! What hap
biness is reflected in the
thoughts of the returning "a
cdfionist!
Going a1UGy-thdt 7cas, IN
deed, pleasant anticipation.
"I'nt going to sec the Paci-
fic Codst-Cdlifornia in all
her splsndor," "I'm going to
tour Europe" "I'H be snm-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

to the Sunshine Laundry-it'll look
brand new when they return il"
she told me. And I did. Next
day the dress came back-and what
drerm-fresh, shimmerinE, beau
tiful-a gown fit for any honoree.
Everyone admired my 'lovely new
green frock."
Really, Susie, the Sunshine does
marvellous cle1ning-their work gives
ones daintiest dresses a new lease
on life. And think Of the saving
they afford rejuyenating ones
wearables.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Mrs. Hallmark
Hostess at Cards

Mrs. Paul J. Hallmark entertained
with an attractive bunc6 party Fri
day afternoon, cOmplimeutiug her sis
ter, Ms. y. J. Safourck. A pink
color scheme was carried out with
roses and zinnias, queens crown and
verbenag. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Jack G8ryCn, Mrs. I. A. Talmadgc
and Mrs. V. a. CicarelG. Dainty re-
freshments were served TO the follow
ing: MesdGmes y. J. SafyurcE, W. T..
Carver, Vivian NurnbUrg, y. b. Har-
MS, Earl GarYen, X. a. Post, Z. A.
Ialmadge, '. a. CicaTulI, Jack Gar
ven, N. A. Post Abbic Sloan, L. Twin
ing and Miss Margaret MacKay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Erhardt Gucnthcr
who with Mrs.. AdUlpLe Wagner are
travelling abroad, send greetings from
COnstantinOple where they have been
the guests Of Colonel and Mrs Rob
crt FOy. Colonel Foy IS military at
tache at COnstantinOpir. Nrs. FOy
will be remembered as Miss Helena
Hummel Of this city.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. +. !. UiIlycr and
Francis Lorraine HilIycr aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Perry have returned
from several weeks spent in a c0ttuge
on the coast near Corpus Christi.
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Mrs. Anthony W. Smith announces
the engagement Of her daughter
Frances Elizabeth 10 James Phiefster.
The wedding will take place at :
o'clock Wednesday evening. August
10.
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Mrs. Ed Rand his recently returned
from Corpus Christi where she has
spent several weeks.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. y. 4. Pitts
left recently for their new station in
Washington, d. c.
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Miss Mildred Steiner Of St. Louis
Is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. G. II.
Surkamp on Kings highway.
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The Highland Park Luther League
entertained last week with a water
melon social with Miss Mary Leonard
as hostess.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Charming Place

Luncheon time! Chill
ed tomato stuffed with
delicious chicken salad,
rich creamy dressing.
tasty freshly toasted
cheese strips, iced tea.
Doesn't that interest
vour annette this hot
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Brand NeW

Grace and I conspired
against the rest of the
guests-she told me the
way. 1 followed her in
structions. and, presto! a
new dress"
OF course, being honoree
at a party, 1 felt the need
Of a new frock--everyone
else was sure to be wear
ing a fall model. Grace,
ingenious creature that she
is, found the remedy. "Send
that green dress of yours
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Cream Color

NJ y dear,
you should
see Hates
house Is
been trans
formed from
it's old self
into a digni.
fled, cream
colored e d +
ffCe tim Z
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Unlined Esorgetts crepe onats
with fur collars are worn with
georsstts crepe evening frocEs. For
the brocadsd wrap. the cape form
IL smarter Light velvet eapes
also share 30 evening chile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Gorgeous FNrS

I've found a
treasure shop,
Susie, the new
home Of the
Canadian Fur
10 m p any at
2 II Ala m o
Plaza. Really,
: h e establish
ment IS beau
tiful, unique In
It's atmosphere,
a fitting home
for the gorg-
poug fttra thpv
are offering.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Mrs Dorwin Lakeland will enter.
tGin with q tea at her home Tuesday
comUlimenting Mira G. c. Culver. wife
Of Colonel Culver aud a few Of her
friends.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Many bracelets continue 10 adorn
the arm. The chic woman always
has a jeweled pin In her hat, and
another at her shoulder or waist
line.
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Mrs. HeUschkel
Card ClUbHostess

Mrs. William L. Heuschkel, 624
Highland avenue, entertained the
members Of the w. o. T. Z. Bridge
Club.
The first prize was awarded to Mrs.
a. W. Dye for high score.
The next meeting on August 26,
viii be held in the home Of Mrs. Way
land Layne, SIG West Russell place.
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The Semper FideliB Club held a
meeting one day last week 70 make
arrangements Tor the next dance to
4 be given at the Alamo Country club
On Friday. September IS. The com
mittecs, who will assist the president
to entertain, will be announced later.
Members voted into the club were
Misses Helen Fort, Lucille Miller,
Lupe Icazbalceta, and Evelyn Fort.
y y ~
The Breckenridge High School Par
cnt-Tcachcr's Association will hold a
special meeting at 2 80 o'clock Tues
day at the school. All members are
urgently requested 10 attend as i'm
pOrtant business is 70 be transacted.
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The Council Of Jewish Women viii
meet for an important called session
at 10 80 o'clock Monday morning IN
the ycstry room Of the Temple Beth
FL. All members are expected 10 at
tend.
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Mrs. Alma Crews Alexander, Miss
Lois Crews, and Miss Lois Alexander
have returned 20 their home in Ballin-
ger after a months visit with Mrs.
Lucille Bonnet.
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Mrs Dorwin Lakeland will enter.
tGin with a tea az her home Tuesday
complimenGng Irs. G. c. Culver. wife
Of Colonel Culver aud a few Of her
friends.
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Rand Graves and daughter, Miss
Doris Frances. have departed Cor a
weeks visit in, Del Rio and other Dor
! der towns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Two accessories. the fur scarf
and the flower, have a special gift
for giving formality and chic to a
costume. In Paris one OF these &C
cessories Is seldom seen without the
other. The scarf is the familiar
silver fox, which remains the
smartest fur, while the smartest
son carnation. in white, in color.
or in blended shades. Sometimes a
generous cluster OF small blooms is
worn. but the artificial flower must
always give a large fluffy effect
in order to be smart.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
Time SdUers

We ran into Jimmy early the
other morning, dashing along so
briskly. l wondered how he man
aged to be 50 buoyant to start the
days work. Now I've found out.
Always he rides the street car down
town mornings. Then, he says,
there is no nerve strain of lodging
traffic, worrying about signals and
parking, anxiety about ones auto
mobile during the day. On the way
down in the comfortable trolley, he
maps out the mornings work. reads
the newspaper, and arrives at his
office fresh, untired, fit for the
days problems and the many de-
mands on an executives nerves.
Besides, it's a pleasure riding the
street cars in San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Skirts remain definitely short,
Just below the knee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Mrs. Alma Crews Alexander, Miss
Lois Crews, and Miss Lois Alexander
have returned 20 their homo in Balm
ger after a months visit with Mrs.
Lucille Bonnet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
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Rand Graves and daughter, Miss
Doris Frances. have departed Cor a
weeks visit in. Del Rio and other Dor
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Mr. and Mrs. +. !. UiIlycr and
Francis Lorraine HilIycr aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Perry have returned
from several weeks spent in q cottage
on the coast near Corpus Christi,
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I'm { er e stimg
News From
S. A. Girl

tcontinued From Page 1, Part 81
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Greetings from Miss Ruth Burgin
and Miller S. Burgin from Kansas
City have been received. telling Of
their vacation with relatives and
friends in Missouri. They expect 20
be back in San Antonio about Sep
TENDER 10.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Mrs. Robert S. johnson Of Pecos,
Texas. is visiting her daughter, Miss
Beulah Jonson Wilson Of West Mag
nolia avenue for the week end.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Your devoted
RUTH.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Mrs Ed Rand hEs recently returned
from Corpus Christi where she has
Ennnf eeHnrnI ErnnL..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Lieutenant and Mrs. y. 4. Pitts
left recently for their new station in
Washington. -. c.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Miss Mildred Steiner Of St. Louis
Is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. c. II.
5urkamp on Kings highway.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

The Highland Park Luther League
entertained last week with water
melon social with Miss Mary Leonard
as hostess.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-26
zoe, 900 FANS SEEKING
TO WATCH "RED" GRANGE

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The Ma
tional League Baseball Park holds
only $4,000 people and nearly
200, 900 want to jam into it to see
Red Grange make his pro debut on
the gridiron with the Chicago Car
dinals against the Chicago Bears in
a national pro league battle. Every
ticket has been sold, and the de.
lnand still continues to run into the
thousands.
Attracting even more attention
in these parts as cash performer,
Grange today was pronounced fit
for battle in, the new and intricate
Bear offense, with which he has
been familiar only three days.
Odds favor the Bears, but princi-
pally because the Cardinals have
been forced into the background by
the presence of Grange and the un-
precedented scramble for tickets.
The Red will find a tough line
of customers on his new cash route,
and as the hour Of the game neared
wagers balanced the odds con-
siderably.
Everything is ideal for a great
Grange debut. The bowling thou
sands on the inside and the outside
OF the park, the perfect weather,
and the holiday spirit that prevails.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-26
RE ADY.
FOR BYRD
ELEVEN
College Park and Johns HOPE
kins Meet in Annual Tur- 4
key Day Elnbroglio

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26Ancient
and honorable foes meet on the
gridirofs OF the Nenable stadium to-
day. when the University OF Mary
land and Johns Hopkins University
take the field. The game Is great
purely from traditional stand
point, since both elevens have taken
their unfair share Of defeats this
year.
MARYLAND has gotten nowhere, ana
Hopkins hasn't even gotten thar
Ear. The Southern Conference games,
which Maryland always likes to win,
were disastrous. The last stand
made by the College Parkers, that
against washington and Lee, showed
the team at its best and the Viz
ginia Generals won. Z to 3
Byrd's eleven has been subjected
to continued shake ups all year.
Curly has evidentally been unable
to settle on his team. Kirk Besley
and Bill Supplee, the two stars Of
the telEn, are the only ones who
are certain to start the game.
Coach Van OT1nan has given his
charges every Maryland play he
could think Of. Since Byrd hasn't
radically changed his style Of play
for the past five years, tire Hopkins
mentor knows what to expect. The
teams shape up about the same IN
STRENGTH
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-26
RED HOT RIVALS
FIGHT IT OUT
At BR00KLAVD
Close Contest Expected Be
tween Catholic U. and
George Washington

or all the football games played
in Washington this season that Of
today between Catholic University
and George Washington, in the
oval at BrooklaI1d, has caused, the
most discussion. Few there are
that will venture with any degree
of confidence to name q winner.
Not even the coaches of the two
teams, Jack McAuliffe, of Catholic
University, and Maud Crum, Of
George Washington, appear con-
fident. Each has had plenty OF
opportunity to examine the others
layout and both are leary of max
ing any sort of prediction, except
that no matter which team wins,
it win have fought all the way for
its victory.
Although neither Catholic Uni
versity nor George Washington ever
has won national prominence on
the gridiron, their annual contest
has grown to be major attraction
and despite the colorfuI Marine.
Georgetown attraction, the game
at Bfookland is expected to draw a
big crowd 1t will start at 2 o'clock.
Both rivals enter the contest at
full strength and thoroughly primed.
George washington has been rum
ming up big scores on not very
strong opponents and Catholic Uni
versity has been making It hot fof
teams of reputed strength.
1t is, the sixth meeting OF the
Hatchetites and Brooklanders. CATH.
Ole University has won three
times and George Washington
twice. In the first game, played
in 1920, Catholic University won,
13 to 0. In 1921, Catholic Univer5.
ity won again, 10 to q
Then George Washington, in a
moment OF anger, socked its enemy,
IA to Z. That was in 1922. But
Catholic University came back
strong in 1923 and achieved sig
nal victory, 26 to o. Last year
George washington fought hard
to win, IA to 0.
And now comes a game that
promises to be the toughest ever
engaged in by these teams. George
Washington hopes to even the
count with its dearest foe.
ewas- -. - -