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Miss Ruth Mcfarland, the charm
ing bride-elect, whose marriage to Lieu
tenant Howard Everett Kessinger vii
take place Tuesday, January II, hai
announced her bridal party as fol
lows:
Mrs. R. J. C. Holland, matron Of
honor; Misses Margaret Jamison, Hen
rietta Steele. Adelaide Winerich, Vir-
ginia Katherine Kirkland, Marjorie
Herff and Laura Virginia Adams
bridesmaids; tiny Barbara Holland
flower girl. The groomsmen will be
Lieutenant jess Binns, John Moore
Charles Daniel, James Kraft, Frank
Dorm and James Anding. The ushers
will include Will Morris, Archie Hell
land, Archie Mcfarland and Victor
Braunig.
During the week, Miss Mcfarland
will be feted daily with luncheons and
parties.
Wednesday at noon. Mrs. Ellis Al
baugh will compliment Miss McFar-
land with a luncheon in her home in
Armour place. In the evening at Z 80
o'clock. Mrs. +. III. Brown will enter
tain Miss Mcfarland and the men,
bers of her bridal party with a buff
fet supper in her home in Fort Sam
Houston.
Miss Margaret Jameson will be host
ess Thursday at noon with luncheon
complimenting Miss Mcfarland and
Miss Adelaide Winerich. Thursday
night. Mrs. Will A. Morris will en-
terrain with a buffet supper in her
home. honoring Miss Mcfarland.
4 luncheon will be given Friday at
l o'clock by Miss Adelaide Winerich
in her home in honor of Miss McFar-
land and Mrs. Harry Mckenzie Ro-
per. formerly Estelle Storms. The
guests will include the bridal parties
Of both bride and bride-elect.
Saturday at 1 o'clock Mrs. W. c.
Silliman will entertain with lunch
con in the San Antonio Country Club
with Miss Mcfarland as guest Of hon
or. The guests will include only the
members of the bridal party and sew
eral intimate friends of the bride-elect.
Mrs. W. f. Fitch will entertain in
her home in Summit place with tea
from 4 to 6 o'clock Saturday after
noon, honoring Miss Mcfarland and
Mrs. Edward Oliphant Fitch who has
recently arrived from Houston TO make
her home in San Antonio.
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Mrs. Hollis Haltom. well known San
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-05
'bEXAR KITCHEN
CONTEST TO
Be HELD
Winners in County Will
Compete in District
Competition.

An improved kitchen contest is to
be conducted among the housewives
of Bexar county, beginning January
1G. Miss Ida Reynolds of the agri-
cultural department, chamber of CON-
merce announced Tuesday. The home
demonstration department, under the
direction of the Extension Service of
A. & NJ. College. hopes TO make the
workshops" of the country's women
more convenient, so the least amount
of time and energy need be expended
in performing kitchen duties.
Housewives will be divided into
two groups. Glass 1. The kitchen
making the greatest improvement for
the least amount of money. Class 2.
The kitchen making the greatest i'm
provement in proportion to the ex-
penditure.
The winners of the Bexar county
contest will compete in the district
contest. and the winners in the dis
trict contest will enter the state con-
test. Miss Reynolds said.
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JURY WILL DECIDE
STATE SUIT AGAINST
HOFFMAN COMPANY

AUSTIN, Jan. 5.-CP)-Judge r.
l.. Bats, attorney for the Hoffman
construction company being sued by
the state of Texas through Attorney
General Dan Moody for 1896. 900, can
collation. of highway contracts and of
the company's charter. will ask for a
jury for the case. This was learned
today as Judge George Calhoun of the
Fifty-third District Court took the
bench to set the date of trial. Bats
paid the So fee to the district clerk.
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DOUGLAS PLANES
| ARRIVE AT KELLY

First Of the 81 new Douglas OF
observation planes being built at
Santa Monica, Cal, for training pur-
poses here, arrived at Kelly Field
Monday.
They were piloted from California
by Lieutenants ]. ]: Moore. Odas
Moon and A. b. Ballard. Captain
A. b. Mcdaniel who piloted the huge
Douglas cruiser which transported the
airmen to Santa Monica, returned
with the observation ships.
Six more pilots were scheduled to
leave in the cruiser Tuesday to re-
turn with as many of the new planes.
Major C. ii. Wash, Captain b. s.
Wright and Lieutenants E. ID. Jones,
w. c. Souza, C. +. Duncan and l..
o. Greene will make the second trip.
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MINISTERIAL GROUP
CONVENES AT Y.M.C.A

Forty members of the students COM
mittee of the Ministerial Alliance held
their regular monthly meeting, Mon
day, in the assembly room of the
y. VI. c. A, the Rev. Patrick Henry
presiding and the Rev. S. G. Huey
reporting for the steering committee.
February 81 was designated as
Mother and Daughter day.
Judge Ben :. Kelly. who attended,
spoke on the divorce problem in Bexar
county.
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Antonio artist, has been elected 10
membership in the National Associa-
ton of Women Painters and Sculptors
of New York. She will be represented
in two spring art exhibitions in the
East with several of her paintings de-
picting scenes in San Antonio and
vicinity.
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Mrs. James b. Kraft was hostess
at noon Tuesday in her home in Fort
Sam Houston with luncheon, connli-
menting Miss Ruth Mcfarland and
Mrs. Pauline James of Claremore,
Okla, the guest of Mrs. Wallace Rob-
inson.
Cards marked covers for 80 guests.
Mrs. Kraft was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. w. G.. Silliman, Mrs.
c. W. Ogden. Mrs. G. s. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Atlee B. Ayres, Mrs. Robert
Moss Ayres, Mrs. Wallace Robinson,
Mrs. Wallace Robinson Jr. and Mrs.
g. r. Cats.
y = =
Miss Gladys Hood, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walton d. Hood, left Mou-
day night on her return trip TO Ma
tional Park Seminary in Washington.
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Mrs. Fred L. Munson was hostess
Tuesday at II o'clock in her home in
Fort Sam Houston to the members of
the Second Division Club at a lunch.
con. There were fourteen guests.
y - -
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Milgrom announce
the engagement of their daughter, Fan
ME. TO Jake David Dodic, the we'd
ding 10 take place in the early spring.
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The Merry Maids Musical Club
will not meet Wednesday afternoon.
On January 10, however. the club will
hold an important session in the club
rooms. All members and pledges are
requested 70 attend.
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DIRECTORS TO PLAN
| FINAL CHEST DRIVE

Plans to complete the Community
Chest drive will be made at direc-
tors meeting Thursday, it was an
nounced Tuesday.
Tentative plans are to reopen the
drive February 10 and continue work
until the goal of $42S,000 is reached.
So far workers are approximately
$4,000 short of the goal.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Tuesday-NIiss Helen Oliphant
Bates entertains with a brides
party in her home.
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{. OF {. TO STAGE HOG
IMPORTING CAMPAIGN

The West Texas Chamber Of Com
merce, in connection with the Fort
Worth Stock Yards, is staging a hog
importing campaign, according to Ray
Leeman, southwestern manager Of the
West Texas Chamber of Commerce.
It is hoped this campaign will bring
about the stocking Of West Texas
farms with fine hogs, Leeman said
Tuesday. The home curing value Of
4 260-pound hog amounts TO 1896,
according TO statistics compiled BY the
Texas Swine Breeders association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-05
SAN ANTON|O'S-FA
FOR FOWLS SPREADS

Noticeable results of the publicity
San Antonio has received as a poul.
try center are coming in to the agri-
cultural department of the chamber
of commerce, Fred W. Mally said
Tuesday.
Inquiries have come from Mexico
where most Of the publicity has cen
tered. A letter was received recently
at the chamber Of commerce from C.
V. Warner, large importer of poultry
at TamDico, Mexico, asking for prices
on young laying hens, in lots Of %
to 30.
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SPEAKING CONTESTS.

Elimination contests in extempor.
aneous public speaking TO select en-
trants for the inter-scholastic speak
ing contest next April, will be held
at breckenridge High School. Mon
day and Thursday, January IL and
IA. Judges will be named by Miss
Ora Johnson. principal.
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PISTOL EXPLOSION
In HIP POCKET FAILS
TO NJURE OFFICER

Motorcycle Officer William Chris
toph narrowly escaped being shot,
Tuesday, when an automatic pistol he
carried in his hip pocket was acct
dentally discharged.
Following the explosion. Christoph
began to berate a brother officer think
ing he had played a post-C Christmas
prank by exploding a torpedo.
Fire in the seat Of his trousers
soon revealed to Christoph what had
happened.
Other than a burned handkerchief
and a hole in his pants the officer
escaped injury.
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The Texas-British Women's club
will meet at 8 O'Clock Wednesday aft
ernoon in the home of Mrs. George +.
Jackson, SIS West Summit place. All
members are urged TO be present.
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The Woman's club will meet for
the first session Of the New Year at
O'Clock wednesday afternoon in
the Woman's club with ,irs. Fred
J. Maurer presiding.
Marshall Johnston will speak on
characterization and Citizenship. $
Mrs. Alex Villaret is in charge of the
program.
The musical entertainment has been
arranged by Mrs. A. NJ. McCollister
and the following will take part /:
Mrs. Mary Kellam, Mrs. Eugene
Staffel. Mrs. Annie Oge Wicks and
Mrs. Ruth Herbst Mcdonald.
Assisting Mrs. +. j. Maurer in re-
ceiving and serving at the tea follow
ing the program will be Mesdames
Alice B. Ayres, Edwin Witte. Alex
Villaret. A. McCollister. W. H..
Grothaus, f. j. Dordandt, Frank
Rennert, Ada Way Kircheville. J. C.
Griswold, Eula Nelson, Thomas p.
Price. Thomas S. Mcclure, F. j.
Walthall, A. ]. Stenseth, W. f.
Powell. o. F. Bordelon, J. A. Wick
and B. f. Hawkins.
Mrs. ]. V. Scrivner has charge of
The table decorations.
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The Texas-British Women's club
will meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon in the home of Mrs. George +.
Jackson, SIS West Summit place. All
members are urged TO be present.
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The Berean class of the Central
Christian church will meet in regular
business and social session at O'Clock
Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Z. B.
Simmons, 1125 West Magnolia avenue.
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The German ladies Aid society will
meet in session for the annual election
of officers at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in Beethoven Helm, 400 Pc
rieda street.
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The Bible and Jewish history circle
of the Council Of Jewish Women will
meet at 10:15 O'Clock Wednesday in
the vestry room of Temple Beth Ell
with Mrs. Ephraim Frisch as leader.
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Mrs. L. B. Clegg will be hostess
Saturdayat 2 80 o'clock in her home
90 the members of n-Hellenic. DR..
Emma T. Miller viii give a talk on
Persia and Mrs. Sarah King will tell
of the distinguished women in early
Texas history. Mrs. Ian Kirke Nc
kellar will give group Of vocal solos.
Mrs. Clegg will be assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. VI. s. Hallam and Mrs.
Parker Butler.
" ~ ~
The Lanier Alumnae Association
entertained with a tea Tuesday after
noon at the Band Box tea room. Miss
Juanima Wells. the active president
for the year Of 1925, presided.
Officers for the new year wee
elected as follows: Lois Felt. presi-
dent; Margaret Bridges. secretary
Edith Wilkeas, treasurer; Vesta
Kornrum, reporter. The next meeting
Of the Lanier A,umnae viii be held
on July /.
The Lanier alumnae present were:
.Iuanima Wells. Lois Felt, Margaret
Bridges, Vesta Kornrum. Rosemary
Sperber, Susie Schiller, Winnie Belle !
Pfeiffer. Layerne johnson, Gwendolyl |
Shepherd, Lillian Stauss. Estelle |
Stauss. Crystal Waters, Mallory Page
Warren, Doris Martin, Marjorie |
Simpson, Margaret Alter, Made Ben
kendorfer. Elsie Buss, Charlotte Dow
ney, Gladys Gin, Ruby Dugosh. Co
rinne Ryan, Elsa Erler. Eta Fly.
Helena Kalteyer. Mile Jenull, Mary
Gillespie, Edith Wilkens. Ethel Scott,
Nettie Lee Barnes. Kathleen Kane.
~ ~ ~
The Phi Zeta Chi Sorority sched-
liled 10 meet Tuesday night with Miss
Edith Stephens, will meet instead in
the home Of Miss Tomye Hazel Hall. J
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SERMONS on EDUCATION.

Pastors of Methodist churches in
San Antonio will preach sermons on
Christian education next Sunday in
the interest Of the standard training
school at the Travis Park church, jan
uary a to %.
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WOMAN s CLUB
WILL HEAR
johnson
First Session of Year Will
Be Held Wednesday
Afternoon.
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CLUB CALENDAR.

Tuesdsy-The Phi Zeta Chi
; sorority meets 1T s O'Clock with
Miss Tomye Hazel Hall.
Wednesday-The WOman's :
; club meets at 8 O'Clock in the &
club house in Camden street. =
The Texas-British Women's club 3
; meets at 8 O'Clock IN SIS West =
; Summit place.
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Wednesday-Alrs. Ellis Al
baugh entertains with a lunch
con. Mrs. Z. ii. Brown of Fort
Sam Houston. entertains with ii
buffet supper.
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MONMOUTH HOTEL.
1910 {, Street

Three rooms. bath, $50, SIS
and 500, gas included; we'll fur
nished. $40 additional. All
night telephone and elevator.
Service is unexcellcd; ask ten
ants who have been there since
completion. Avoid congested
street cars. Exceptional garage.
Special rates to tenants.
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l4oI MASS. AVE. NW.--Bpautifui room.
suitable for = or 3: excellent board: hoard
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43a MASS. AVE Nw-I.hk. rooms. down
town: $50 and $50 month. everything fur
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1920 VEKMONT AvE.-Attracfive single
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o30 EYE ST. NV rooms completely
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floor front bedroom
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1865 cot. RID. APT. 3--Laree. clean room
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l728 21st Street

I/ZS ZISt Street.
Three rooms, bath. 500.
Furnished quite elegant and
different from the usual apart
ment house. Very light, sun in
every room. fronts two streets.
Excellent service.
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1923 HARVARD ST. NV.
Three and four rooms and bath; reason
able rental.
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22S 3rd ST. NE
Three rooms and bath, $500. Prem
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ROOMS AND. BOARD.
fCnnt5nne6.

1898 NJ ST. N;W.--Rooms and board aud
table ooarders; French cooking G. PoYset'
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home: everr cOnvenience.
MAR WARRMAN PARK: ssas s7th ST
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excellent food: one block W ardnian Park
Hotel. convenient transnortatton.
rooms; delic,ois meals: hot water; $40 $50
1918 Massachusetts ave.
1907 MASS. AVE. the Southern C1ub--At-
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1897 L ST. E.w.-Cnder new management;
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17l5 OREGON AVE. NV.
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Three rooms. kitchen and bath. All out.
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fVUS I.Stn L. NV .--ONE MUM.
gas lights: laundry privileges telephone.
FOUR ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH: CLEAN:
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poslre adults: trsnsieits accommodated.
: ROOMS. HEAT, GAS, ELECTRIC LIGHT;
sGcSTd i"Si p.r9 noor r, adjoining bath; $50 month
SHERMAN APT, 18th AND L STS. Nv
o4iside: reasanabis " lSStSs Ssss. anu 0N'n Is. al
4o24 I'LL. AYE. ,N.W.-FIRsT FLOOR, -LIy-
Ss pSons s'G1 Goi sssSae'' sss inciosed porch beth
144s ,GIRARD ST. NV.
rn dining as slsoy; ki.shep 81 spd b. $4,000
6s2as sSSs ifas hli<afR a bs Sc? sales Il &,
1917. EYE ST.
an! S75. including linen and maid service.
W. II. WEST CO..
9i6 18th st. Main 1890.
l72l 2lst ST. NV.
20 r. b. h. l.: $40 TO 500.
STOP LOOKING
for the best furn. apt. value in town
as ws haze 81. yh sas bss n:sd ,na II r. S..
locations; fireproof bldrs near churches
schools parks. etc Al large. outside
open fireplaces. porches. finest aerv ice and
fittings. See ianitors on premises.
ssh Phone Main 5431
THE LONSDALE. :l3s California ST
cLffTot TffakHSr PhSps isss n and .Tss clifton
sts. Finest bldgs. south OF New York
. rms, $50: rms, $li0. Phone Col
GREAT VALUES.
Evening star., 1926-09-15
APARTMENTS-TNFTRNTsHED
New Building-Just Completed.
THORNTON COURT.
40 CEDAR ST. NV.
TAKONIA PARK. D.

Large airy rooms with large closets:
wide halls floor plugs beautiful wide in
APARTMENTS RANGE IN SIZE FROM
THREE ROOMS AND BATH TO FIVE
ROOMS AND BATH, THE MAJORITY OF
THE APARTMENTS HAVING SLEEPING
Evening star., 1926-09-15

1912 KENNEDY-Second-f floor front. newly
furnished: twin beds: instantaneous hot VA
ter: adjoining bath; home privileges. break
Evening star., 1926-09-15

NEAR DUPONT CTRCLE-Warm, clean
room suitable for two: private entrance to
bath electric lights. hot water: cheap. Po-
tomar 2l33 1Rs
Evening star., 1926-09-15

NEAR DUPONT CTRCLE-Hot-watc heat.
continuous hot water: easv walking dis
lance from business section; gentlemen
Franklin 42lQ lie
Evening star., 1926-09-15

1853 s 81. NV.
No. 31--Two bedrooms living room, din.
ing room. kitchen and bath; two exposures
Rental only $40.
los YIN. K. HARTUNG 3 CO,
Evening star., 1926-09-15

I4e0 Goth ST. N.w.-Large nicely fur
nished 2nd-story room: large closet: neyt to
hath. uae Of Nhoup 9 hN1s 1bs