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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone 2
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor

Barr Of Los Fresnos is vice president
and l.. r. Steer OF San Benito is sec
retary-treasurer.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Hall, who have
been visiting their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. r. Hall, re
turned Monday to their home IN
Woodsboro after spending part q
the holidays here. Mr.. and Mrs
r. VI. Gilmore OF Haynesville. La.
parents of Mrs. Hall arrived Monday
TO visit several days IN the home o.
their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund p. Williams
spent Monday visiting friends II
Brownsville. MI. Williams is editor
OF the Wexlaco News and Mrs. vii.
liams is his associate editor.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gus Kaufman Of Dal-
las spent Christmas holidays with
z. A. Rosenthal and family. Mrs
Kaufman and Mr.. Rosenthal are
brother and sister.
mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Kennerly
/ and son, Thomas. Jr., arrived II
Brownsville Monday morning "a
spend the holiday week at the home
OF Judge and Mrs. o. @. Dancy- Mrs.
Kennerly was formerly Miss Georgia
Dancy, daughter Of the Brownsville
couple.
Miss 10 Parks Is here visiting her
cousins, Mrs. Fritz Schmidt and Mrs
Katherine Root Of Brownsville dur
ing the holidays. Miss Parks j. q
student at Baylor college, Bolton
Tex.
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thHt 10 Ia somehow linked up witm
that mans desire 20 wreck Dad"
Kathleen flushed. II rannct ccm-
nent on that, of course
II didn't expect you ~. Frankly.
the Carmody thinr is not important
in my mind-only In - afraid that
Bob IA falling into N net. OH it
probably strikes you - siliy-hut IL
u my intuition and ! can't help beiHF
frightened"
-For Bob"
"Yes."
Again their eyes met ard ksld.
They knew that they were allies and
rivals.
II see Bob in the orrlce every day
said Kathleen. II watch him rretr
closely"
"And.n suggested Lois. softly, -yNa
are trying 20 shelter him."
Yes
A pause. Then. ~Thank you. Ma
ITO Be coNTINUED)
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Georgetown; Vonnie Mae Perry,
Westmoreland University, San An
tonic.
PERSONALS
Roma Cliff, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cliff, arrived from
Chicago, Ill, where she has been a
student at the University OF Chi
cago and is now working on a
thesis for her masters degree.
Mrs. l. NJ. Poland Of Dallas, is
enjoying Christmas at the home CT
her daughter, Mrs. a. T. Potts and
family.
A. II. Goldammer is az home for
his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. a. Goldammer. He is q
student at Baylor university. Waco.
Mrs. Frank McElrath and baby
left Friday for Rockport. Texas. 70
spend the holidays with the parents
Of Mr.. McElrath.
Wesley zimmerman. Jr., who is
attending the University Of Texas
at Austin, arrived Saturday for the
holidays.
Harry NJ. Barfield Of this city
left Friday for Houston to enjoy
Christmas with relatives.
Miss Corinne Verser left last
Thursday for Temple for the holi-
days, visiting relatives in that city.
II. Fl. Merrill returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Houston.
Mrs. ID. w. Schuepbsch and two
little daughters, who have been in
Dallas for several weeks, a guest Of
Mrs. Schuepbsch's mother. Mrs. II.
Z. Summers. returned Friday, ac-
companied by Miss Helen Summers,
who will remain with Mrs. Schuep-
bach through the holiday vacation.
Mrs. W. VI. Waterman snd son,
William. Jr-. motored to Corpus
Christi to spend Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Galloway OF
Brownsville spent Christmas in
this city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Jones will spend
the holidays in Mathis and Beeyille
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Jackson are
celebrating Christmas in their new
home on the Rio Hondo Harlingen
highway.
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Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Carter.
Mrs. O. G. CaIart spent this week
in Ee.nburg at the Walters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blois Pemelton and
son, Darwin. frmo Oklahoma, arrived
this week TO spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pemelton.
Miss Nada States came out from
Donna, to spend Christmas with her
father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Nelson called on
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Harper Saturday
night.
Mrs. J.. W. Carlson called on Mrs.
o. 4. Carlson Saturday evening.
Miss Mildred Carlson spent Satur-
day night with Miss Catherine Fry.
Miss Mae Wise called on Miss
Nellie Harper Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates visited
Dene Gates Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robb visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Shoals Of Donna
over the weekend.
A. 5. Cannon was visiting in I'd
couch Friday night.
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can put myself in ria place to the
extent Of pretty we'll feeling what
he hss felt. For three years be has
school himself 10 hate your father.
He hasn't thought Of anything else.
because there wasn't anything else
to think about. PerhaPs-now that
he u working-the feeling will pass
off"
an John Carmody's office9"
even there. IL isn't Mr.. Carmody.
you see: its the fact or being regu-
larly employed-of taking his place
in the world again-that viii make
the difference. l hope"
Lois was silent for a moment. Il
want 70 ask you something, Miss
shannon"
please"
"Very well. II j. this: John Car
mody hates my father. There Is
a good deal you can't tell me because
you are his secretary. But ] have
the idea that Bob's employment hy
Carmody isn't entirely coincidental-
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MISSION
sHARY PAVILION PARTY

5Eh - ia AA~AC4N
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Shary we're
hosts to a large c~oncourse OF people
at the ~Sharyland pavilion on Friday
afternoon.
Invitations were sent out 10 all
parents Of children in the entire
S~haryland school district. also TO all
other adults to meet with the pupils
ofthe schools in one grand celebra-
ton of Christmas.
A Christmas tree contained gifts
for all the pupils and teachers, and a
program was given BY the students,
after which Mr.. Shary acted the part
of Santa Claus by distributing the
gifts. Other gifts to the lucky choos-
ers of special numbers, the whole
event ending with a course OF re-
freshments which was served to
nearly 500 guests.
Miss Grace Alsmeyer is here from
Miranda City visiting her parents TO.
he holiday season.
Rev. Charles Nixon took Presiding
Elder ]. Z. Loyett out for a hunt on
Monday afternoon. They were &C
companied BY a group Of Boy Scouts.
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The OUTER GATE
By OCTAVUS ROY COHEN

sitive; that he was an idealist and a
romarticist and that life could etch
easily and deeply on his SOUL
Kathleen shifren her glance briefly
to the deeply-minded, oldish-young
face Of the man whom they discussed.
Her question came sharply and was
apparently irrelevant:
You've never been inside a prison,
have you, Miss Borden?"
moo. But l shall visit one"
Kathleen understood what she
meant. Ii was a final effort 70 I'M
derstand something Of what Bob had
experienced.
"Even then" said Kathleen, you
won't understand entirely. You'll
get a momentary glimpse, and you'll
be Mortified. Yet you'll he pleasantly
surprised, too. Prisons now aren't
the prisons Of fiction. They aren't
pest houses, they're clean and SAM
tary. What you will never learn
from a single visit Is the psychology
of the place. That's how 10 under
stand prisons, TO have someone there
that you love-then in the middle Of
your enjoyment to stop and reflect
that at hat very moment this per-
son is gazing into a granite-walled
courtyard through iron bars; that he
is q slave, a creature Of a warden's
whim or a guards i'll humor- l went
often 4 the prison while Uncle Todd
was there. and I'D say that the great
est thing a man Is deprived Of Is
the privilege OF retaliation. He
must accept whatever Genes his way.
II he has rights, he dare not voice
them. And when ! figure that all
the three years Bob was there he
was eaten with a bitterness born Of
the fact that he knew ne was limo
cent don't wonder, Mis- Borden,
that ne came out with a criminal
psychology"
Lois looked up, startled.
"Did he?"
Certainly"
dad suggested that - and i
wouldn't believe him. He said that
was the principal reason he invited
Bob to our home and offered him
everything in the way Of material
comforts-so he wouldn't face the
temptation to give in TO whatever
criminal tendencies he might have
absorbed. After all. crimes seem 10
be committed chiefly through the de-
sire for money-or what money will
buy-and Dad thought"
II understand. Miss Borden; and
| think more of your father than
did. I didn't believe he had probed
as deeply as you say he has
dad is more human than he is
credited with being"
The girls glanced at the immacu-
late, trim figure Of Peter Borden. lie
was leaning forward, listening to
some l~ow-voiced story by Todd Shan
onn. Apparently, he was absorbed in
what the giant was saying; certainly
he had put Todd perfectly AZ ease.
Kathleen smiled gratefully.
perhaps he is"
"You doubted it?"
"Of course. Why not be honest7
only knew Of him through John Jar
mody and Bob Terry"
IL see" Lois eyes clouded. "And
Bob hates him, doesn't he?"
Kathleen hesitated before answer
ing. Then she paid the other girl
the compliment Of honesty.
Yes"
81 knew It. H told me So" Lois
put her hand on the others arm.
will it always be that way, Miss
Shannon7"
II don't know. Perhaps I'll sur
prise you when | say that i don't
blame him. You see. ! know 90
much better than you ever can know
what he has been through. And i
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OLMITO

r. W.. Thomas and daughter, Ruth.
from Detroit, Mich. are here to spend
the winter with his sister, Mrs. Dor
othy Pritchett.
Mrs. Jack Mickle spent Wednesday
with her daughter, Mrs. Glen Dennis
Of Brownsville.
Little Jane Pritchett has arrived
home from Warner, O., accompanied
BY her grandmother and aunt. Mrs.
David Thomas and Miss Jane Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Miller and Mrs.
Jack Mickle were in Brownsville
Friday.
J. +. Wagner and daughter, Chris
tina, started for San Antonio Satur-
day TO come back with his wife and
daughter. Ruth. who went Tuesday.
j. M. Mcbley Of San Antonio is
here to spen dthe holidays with his
wife, Mrs. j. NJ. Mobley who is a
teache in the olmito school.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHFRIEE'S SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

THE STATE OF EAA
COUNTY or CAMERON
Notice is hereby given that By vir-
tue Of certain Order Of Sale issued
out of the Honorable District Court
Of Cameron County, on 18th day 81
December 1927. hy Jno l.. Seaman,
Clerk Of said Court. for the sum OF
Eighty-nine and 05-iO0 Dollars and
costs Of suit. under a Judgment, in
favor OF Santa Maria Water I'm
provement District Cameron Coun-
~, Number Four. in q certain cause
in said Court, No. 1928 and styled.
Santa Maria Water Improvement
District Cameron County No. Four
VS.. W.. II. Potter, CT al, placed in my
hands for service. u Mrs. Pinkie
Nann, rs Sheriff of Cameron County,
Texas, did on the 18th day Of De
cember 1927. levy on certain Real
Estate, situated in Cameron County.
Texas. described as follows, to-wit:
10 acres OF land situated within the
corporate limits Of the Santa Maria
Water Improvement District. Cam
eron County, Number Four out OF the
La FeriA Grant, and being the East
one-half Of the North one-half Of
Lot 4, Jones Brothers Subdivision,
Santa Maria. Texas, and out OF the
same 40 acres conveyed 10 W. III.
Woolcoek by r. p. Smith, and levied
upon as the property OF w. II. Potter,
G. D. Lovelsee and Nellie Lovelace
and that on the first Tuesday in
January. 1928. the same being the
third day Of said month. al the Court
House door. Of Cameron County. IN
the City Of Brownsville. Texas. be-
tween the hoars Of 10 A. NJ, and I
II. NJ, by virtue OF said levy and said
order Of sale 7 will sell said above
described Real Estate at public ven
due. for cash 20 the highest bidder, as
the property OF said defendants.
And in compliance with Law. | give
this notice by publication. in the
English Language, oncs a week for
three consecutive weeks immediate
~ preceding said day 81 sale. in The
Brownsville Herald. a newspaper
published in Cameron County.
Witness my hand, this 18th day Of
December. 1927.
MRS. PINKIE NANN.
Sheriff. Cameron County, Texas.
Fly X. e. Rryson, Deputy.
m&S-2r2E-st-cSsk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27

Are you one of those unfortu-
mates who suffer with pains in
your muscles and joints, COM
monty called rheumatism. making
you miserable, less efficient, in
terfering with your working
hours, running your sleep?
You may have tried many
things without relief. Why not
try S.S.S.? For more than 100
years it has been giving relief in
thousands Of cases, as testified TO
in unsolicited letters Of gratitude.
Il suffered from rheumatism
for a good many years. At times
my joints would swell so, /
couldn't walk. I tried almost
everything. Went 70 Hot Springs
49,. then finally decided TO try
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-27
RHEUMATISM
May be relieved by rational treatment
il can not be rubbed away.

S.S.S. / took n eourse I'm %
short time the rheumatic pains
entirely left me. 1 am now in
perfect health, and want 10 add
that I have tried MI kinds we
medicines hut / think S-S-S- ia
the best" Earl &. Campbell. IFS
West Main Street. Johnson City
Tenn.
S.S.S. Il purely vegetable. m
Is extracted from the fresh roofs
Of medicinal plants and herbs ard
gives 70 Nature what she needs
in building you UP s0 that your
system throws or the cause.
SIS. Is sold at All good drug
stores in two sizes The larger
size is more economical
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Former Ohio Citizens
Meet on Christmas
(Sneeial to The Herald.N

MERCEDES. Dec. 2T.-Former Ohio
residents in the Valley including the
Mercedes and Neslaco districts at
tended an Ohio Day gathering at
Alamo Christmas Day. About 25 were
present
Other "days" are being planned,
the most probable one being a Kans-
as Day which is expected to be held
al Edinburg in January. There are a
number Of former residents Of the
Jawhswker state in this community.
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You Know a Tonic Is Good

when il makes you eat like a hungry
boy and brings back the color 10 your
checks You can o feel the
strengthening. Invigorating Effect Of
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC
ea@
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HARLINGEN
CHRISTMAS z

III MS MAS
Marie Potts was a pleasing young
hostess at the home Of her parents
on Friday night 10 a group Of her
friends. The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. It. Potts was a very inviting
scene with Christmas decorations
and most particularly noticeable to
the young guests was a well laden
tree. shining and ornamented. The
evening was devoted TO dancing,
until a late hour, then the gifts
from the tree were distributed 10
each one present.
Sandwiches and candy were en-
joyed BY the following guests,
Ruth Mcnamara. Florence Hoskins,
Evelyn Joyner. Lois Thompson, Mar
garet Harwood, Alice TAFT. Bessie
Baker, Nancy Jennings, Mary Eliza
beth Challes. Edna Mae and Julia
Kimmell. Sue Vaughn Aycoek, and
the hostess. Roy Burger, Stuart
Pearce, William Waterman, Sam
Patton. A. B. Henderson, Fay Van
derpoole. Paul Faulkner. Ben Ez-
zell. Ben Riehey, Bob TAFT, Phillip
Thompson.
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NEW YEAR PARTY

The first New Year party was {
very pretty one. held at the home
OF Or. and Mrs. q. W. Letzerict
which was decorated with poinset
tias. ferns and silver icicles. The
hostesses for this event were Miss.
es Vera Letzerich. Nelda Goldam
mer, and Bessie Nerser. Ten tables
enjoyed the game OF bridge. The
score and talley Ears were decorat.
ed with little pictures Of clocks and
Father Time with his scythe.
High score was awarded Billy
linrrrie set. second score was given
TO Miss Josephine POLAND, with
reward of a pair Of dainty silk hose
three beautiful handkerchiefs, fol
the cut prize.
Guests from Pit. Isabel werl
Isabelle and Jean Pattee; from TT
Worth, Mrs. Victor LeMay; SaT
Benito. Misses Helen and Elizabeth
Cowgirl. Mrs. Clint Harris; Donna
Mrs. Bryan Alderdice; Mercedes
Winnie, Sarah and Mary France!
Haynes, Maud, Mary and Heller
Glasscock; from Harrington. Haze
Pirie. Vera Ewing. Elizabeth Bass
Emily Traxler. Julia Traxler, Eller
Waldron. Annie Conner Nerser, Sun.
shine Hill, Annie Rooney Hill. Alvs
Daniel, Annie II. Haugton. Josephine
Pollard, Elizabeth Van Law. Caro-
Lee Thompson, IDA Campbell. Der
nice Woodwork. Mesdames Richard
Eubanks. l.. r. Hollingsworth
Floyd Smith. Woods Christian. Roy
Tedley, Herman Bupp, L. lehman
Mrs. Glenn Davies, r. @. Sampson
Joe Chaudoin.
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ENGELBRECHT-CAREY

ELbhEt ..
On Wednesday afternoon, the wed.
ding Of Miss Manda Engelbrecht and
Ronald Carey was solemniZed at the
home Of the brides father, II. Fngel.
brecht. As the wedding March,
from "Lohengrin" was played BY Miss
Martha Griffith. the bridal party ap-
preached the improvised arch OF
palms and roses. preceded BY three
children, two of them bearing ribbon:
for a pathway 10 the altar and one
strewing flowers. Rev. A. Arndi
awaited them and read the beauti-
full service Of the Lutheran church
About thirty guests were present al
the ceremonv and luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey will reside al
Stuart Place. Mrs. Carey has lived In
the community. for many years. he
parents have been among the early
settlers in this country.
The visit of Santa Claus 70 the
Baptist church with a well filled
pack and in the regulation rec
clothes with white fur, was hailed
with delight BY the large number 81
Sunday school children present. A
evergreen tree. n gift from "A. 4. Ne
Clendon. wa in all its shining splen-
dor. Rev. W. W. Lee and r. II
Hamilton. superintendent, greeted
each arrival.
After the invocation the primary
pupils sang Merry Christmas.
There was a reading by Dorothy Pitt.
man. calling Santa Claus on the
Telephone; a reading by little Ruth
Townsend; q reading by Nancy Peake
As Santa did not arrive on schedule
time. Rev. Lee entertained the chill
dren. with stories. Al last Santa ar
rived and soon every child in ~
church was given a bag ~ car
oranges, and apples. Next caHC ne
adults turn and after a short pro.
gram the group went home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Glenn Davies OF Lake.
land. Fla. have arrived in Harlingen,
20 spend the Christmas holidays with
the parents Of Mrs. Davies, Mr.. and
Mrs. Longfellow, and probably viii
ocate here.
Several guests will arrive 10 spend
the holiday season at the home Of Or
and Mrs. A. J. Pollard. Miss Josephine
Pollard cane Friday morning from
the University % Texas At Austin,
and John Pollard will arrive By sun
day morning. They are daughter and
son Of Or. and Mrs. Pollard. Two
brothers Of the doctor. Rev Will
Pollard and wife Of San Antonio and
nr. James Pollard and wife ~ Den
yer, Colo. Mrs. J. r. Younghlood %
San Antcnio and Colonel and Mrs.
G. A. Knapp Of Houston are all visit
ing in the Pollard home.
Several more students came TO Har-
hagen this week: William Ewing
from Tulane University. New Or
leans. Ia; Arvills Rodgers and
Sophia Lozano from Lady 81 the Lake
Academy. San Antonio. Thelma and
Gladys Nelson Texas Christian Uni
vertitv. Fort Worth; Merle Dsv-
sspexL Southwestern University,
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GUESTS AT SAN BENITO
ANNOUNCEMENT

Announcements have been issued
by Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco Garibay of
Brownsville giving Wednesday at
1880 o'clock as the date for the mar
rage Of their daughter. Aurora. TO
William Runyon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Runyon, also Of Brownsville.
The ceremony will be held in the
immaculate Conception church.
Evening star., 1927-11-03

Nelms and Mr.. Theodore r. Cannon.
Serving on the various committees
are group Of popular young ladies',
a number Of them debutantes of the
season, and on the mems committee
are popular bachelors and young
Service" men. The committee of
young ladies includes Miss Peggy
Burch. Miss Helen Daingerfield, Miss
Ellen Peelle. Miss Ruth Nebeker, Miss
Adelaide Henry, Miss Jeanette Hume.
Miss Margaret Fl. Kerr. Miss Lillian
Latimer. Miss Hester Anna Lefevre.
Miss Sarah l.. Major, Miss Edwina
Morrow. Miss Ruth Richards. Miss
Sophy Snyder, Miss Imogene Taylor,
Miss Evelyn Walker, Miss Florence
Wetherill. Miss Caroline Wilcox and
Miss Frances Hill. On the mems
committee are Mr.. George Abel, Mr..
Kenneth Abrams, Mr.. Walter Abrams.
Mr.. Snowden Ashford. Mr.. Sam
Beach. Mr.. Frederick Bradley, Mr..
Heath Goldsborough. Mr.. Robert Hem
derson. Lieut.. Francis Grailing.
U. s. A.; Mr.. Richard Zantzinger, Mr..
Ingham Mack, Mr.. Brockett Muir and
Mr.. Richard e. Stands.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Burch enter.
tanned a party at the club for their
debutante daughter, Miss Peggy
Burch, following dinner at the Nav.
flower Hotel. The guests included
Miss Hester Anne Lefevre, Miss Flor
ence Wetherill, Miss Adelaide Henry.
Miss Exilona Hamilton, Miss Jean.
nette Hume, Mr.. Walter Abrams, Mr..
Kenneth Abrams. Mr.. Robert Cristy,
Evening star., 1927-11-03
SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge
7 Will Receive Crime Commission
) Members This Afternoon.

B. Parker. DR.. Thomas II. Healy, as
sistant dean of the Foreign Service
School, G.. w. u; Maj. Leroy Hodges
DR.. c. E. Mcclure, Mr.. Clarence A
Aspinwall and DIR. Esteban Gil Borges
assistant director Of the Pan-American
Union.
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle, wife OF
| Admiral Eberle. entertained a com
| of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Mrs. Charles p. Summerall, wife of
| the chief of staff, was the guest of
| honor at luncheon today Of Mrs. Hero
wife of Maj. Gen Andrew Hero. who
entertained at the Chevy Chase Club.
The other guests were Mrs. William
B. Ladue. wife of the Commissioner
of the District; Mrs. Edwin st. j.
Robert Allen, Mrs. Guy Henry, Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Walter K. Wilson,
Mrs. Luke Wahl, Mrs. Golden LII.
Ruggles, Mrs. Hanson E. Ely, Mrs.
Eugene r. Householder. Mrs. Charles
Kilbourne and Mrs. Herbert Deakyne.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. George r. Farnum had as their
guests at dinner last evening at the
Wardman Park Hotel Mr.. j. Weston
Allen, who was formerly Attorney
General Of Massachusetts.
The first secretary of the legation
Of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and
Nine. Adjemovitch have taken an
apartment in Hampton Courts at
2013 New Hampshire avenue.
Mr.. Kakichi Uchida. president of
the Japan Wireless Telegraph Co.,
Ltd, who is a delegate to the Radio
telegraph Conference, will entertain
a company Of 81 at dinner this eve
ming in the Chinese room Of the May
flower.
NJ. J. George Peter, son of the
Minister Of Switzerland, and Nine.
Peter will be among the guests at
dinner this evening of Mr.. Richard
Stoddard Aldrich. who will entertain
at the Harvard Club in New York.
The guests will be the best man
ard ushers for Mr.. Aldrich at his
marriage Saturday to Miss Helen
Beals, daughter of Mr.. John D. Beals
of New York, and will include in ad-
dition to NJ. Peter. Mr.. Francis Rus.
sell Hart, 5r. and Mr.. Nathaniel D.
W. Allen of Boston. Mr.. John S.
SldTke, Jr.. OF FnliaueIpnla. Mr. Law
renee w. Smell and Mr.. Edward c.
Smell of Detroit and Mr.. Roosevelt
Fish. Mr.. John w. Davis, jr.: Mr.
John d. Beals. jr.; Mr.. Donald Marcy
Beals. Mr.. Alfred de Liagre and Mr..
F. Day Tuttle. all of New York.
The commissioner of police of Detroit,
Mich, and Mrs. William p. Rutledge,
who are now in Washington, were
the guests Of Mr.. Thomas F. O'Con.
nor. battalion chief engineer Of the
Fire Department Of the District Of Co
lumbia, at dinner last evening in the
presidential dining room Of the May
flower. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Stiner
were also among his guests.
Former District Commissioner and
Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph have opened
their apartment in the Dresden, where
they will be for the early Winter.
They have just returned from Nara
gansett Pier. where they spent the
Summer.
Mr.. Edward Caffery, American con-
sui, il visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry
Haywood Classic, before returning to
his post at Havana, Cuba.