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PERSONALS

S. Soils, connected with the Popular
Store in Brownsville, has gone to the
East on a buying tour in st. Louis,
Chicago, and New York.
o. ii. Condrean, has arrived here
from San Antonio TO superintend
the wiring Of the new capital theatef
being constructed here.
S. c. Jackson, with the Gillock
Development company, has arrived
In Brownsville after q long stay IN
Kansas City. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Hawkins of
Mercedes spent Thursday in Browns
vile.
MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Parrett of
Bartlesville, Okla, and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. W. Skinner Of Fort Worth are
touring the Valley and stopped in
Brownsville Thursday.
L. K. Beadle Of Houston, connect
ed with the Rio Grande railroad, Is
in Brownsville on business.
+. j. Spillman of Chicago is stop
ping here a few days on business.
c. b. Parsons of Harlingen was in
Brownsville Thursday.
Mrs. T. w. McAllen and Mrs. VI. l.
Woods. both of McAllen, spent the
day here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Noyes Of Dallas
are here a few days visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds ar
rived in Brownsville Thursday from
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesch of Chicago are
here visiting a few days.
Mrs. j. s. Spikes spent Thursday
in San Benito visiting.
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|. NEW YORK, Oct. Both along
Wall street, where he works, and
along Main : streetish Englewood,
N. j., where he lives, Dwight W.
Morrow, ambassador designate TO
Mexico, Is affectionately known as
"the little man with big ideas"
The high-hat financiers and the
soft-capped townsfolk agree that
way, too.
For Morrow is a person of charm,
as well as ability. He is like a genial
college professor bit absent-mind-
ed, at times, always studious. He
may be seen in baggy trousers or
unshined shoes, attending a board Of
directors meeting, or some petty
conference concerning the building
Of his new house.
Morgan-trained Man.
He does not talk-for publication,
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being thrown aside as more
and more 0 start using
St. Joseph's G. F. P. during
this period.
This vegetable compound
contains s u c h well known
roots and herbs as Blessed
Thistle, Blue Cohosh Root,
Squaw Vine, Life Root Plant
Helonias Root, Star Grass.
lCramp Bark etc, which your
family physician will tell you
have been used for years in
building up and strengthen
ing women.
Among the many thousands
of women who are now using
and praising st. Joseph's G.
F. P. is Mrs. Marguerite Rose,
who lives at 905 Kentucky
Ave-, San Antonio, Texas.
She says, although I am
73 years old, / feel strong and
healthy, have a good appetite
and sleep like / did when /
was a girl. / really enjoy life
and I believe this is all due to
my using st. Joseph's G.. F..
p, as it is only since / have
been using this medicine that
I have felt so strong"
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HIDALCO FAIR
LEGISLATURES
Airplane Exhi bition
Announced; Floats
Being Arranged
Especial to The Herald)

MISSION, Oct. New features Of
tht Hidaigo County Fair here Novem-
Der IL, IL and IS have been announc-
ed by Manager Williams, including
airplane exhibitions by planes which
will come here from Duncan Field.
Manager Williams announced the
appointment Of Mrs. II II. Williams,
and Mrs. II. Fl. Armstrong to head
the style show, while Mesdames
Waite and Stewart will be in charge
Of the Beauty pageant, whcih will be
another feature of the Fair.
All cities in the county will have
floats in the parade which Is being
arranged, and among the speakers
will be Senator Earle B. Mayfield,
listed for the principal address OF
the meeting.
Football games, boxing, horseshoe
pitching, army maneuvers, and 9TH
er features are also included in the
entertainment.
The fair grounds are now being
PUT in shape for the opening, and ef-
forts will be made to entertain a
record crowd.
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Aged Workrnen Of
M. P. Pensioned

HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 7.-Four
veteran employees Of the Missouri
Pacific Lines, whose total service
TO the several roads OF that organ
ization Is l24 years have recently
been retired on pension, according 20
announcement made by II. r. SAT-
ford. Executive vice president. This
makes eighteen employees of the Mis-
souri, Pacific to be pensioned since
January i.
Among the four who have recently
been retired on pension is Thomas
Johnson, rs, locomotive engineer,
Mart, Texas, who on October IL, this
year, will have rounded out 80 years
continuous service. Another il John
Wadsack. 20, railroad pumper at
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Arp, Texas, where he has served Sl
years mt that and other work.
Two others whose pension becomes
effective Immediately are Henry Ehl-
mann, rs, section foreman at Pear
sail, Texas, with q record Of ~
years consecutive service and Rich
ard Adams, 81, with 2S years na
crossing Waterman at San Antonia.
Besides receiving a monthly pen-
sion from the Missouri Pacific
Lines the four veterans have bees
given gold service emblems presents
"a 70 them with the compliments and
congratulations of resident l. W.
Baldwin and Executive Vice Prssss
dent Stafford.
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No More
Shiny Noses

II the face powder you now use does
not stay on long enough TO suit you
does not keep that ugly shine away
indefinitely--does not make your
skin eolorful like a peach-try this
new wonderful special French Pro-
cess Face Powder called MELLO-
CLIO. Remember the name MELLO-
CLIO. There's nothing like it. Eagle
Pharmacy, Inc.
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G. I. A club will meet at luncheon
nc FL Arco tea room. at ! o'clock IN
the afternoon. A program has been
prepared.
MRS. CROW is HOSTESS.
The Merry Matron's assembled at
the home Of Mrs. Harry Crow Thurs
day afternoon for their usual bridge
games and in addition the members
held q business session during the
afternoon.
High score was made by Mrs. Aub-
rey Perkins. Salad and sandwiches
were served after the games. The
next meeting will be held at the
usual time but the hostess for the
|. occasion has not been decided upon.
MEETS WITH MRS. ASHER.
Members Of the Loyal Twelve
Bridge club enjoyed an informal af-
ternoon Of games at the home OF
Mrs. Tom Asher Thursday. Refresh
ments for the occasion had been
planned by the hostess and served
during the afternoon.
In two weeks from the last meet
ing the members will gather at the
home Of Mrs. A. f. Derrick for their
usual games.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. W. B. Sellers, who has been
spending several days in San An
tonic visiting, has returned TO her
home in Brownsville.
Mes. Z. Essey left Thursday night
for her home in Los Angeles after
spending three and a half months
In Brownsville visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Aziz.
Mrs. Wallace Harwood, accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Miller of Mexico City, left for San
Antonio Thursday evening. They
will be gone a few days.
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Wilson Called Ass
In Marshal's Diary

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 7.-PH
President Wilson il called shat ass
and the civil and military chiefs of
the allied nations are classified as
fools" in extracts OF the diary OF
the late Field Marshal Sir Henry
Wilson. The extracts appear in the
biography Of Sir Henry, written by
Major General Sir G. f. Callwell
and published Thursday by Charles
Scribner's Sons.
The book carries n revelation by
Sir Henry that England was making
ready in 1910 for the war it expect
ed to fight with France against
Germany on Belgian territory and
that arrangements even to the land
ing Of troops were being made then.
The diary says General Pershing
openly ridiculed "the league Of
peace"
Sir Henry was chief of the i'm
perial general staff Of the British
army in the last year OF the con-
flict. In June. 1922, he was as
sa~ssinated on the doorstep OF his
London home by two Sim Feiners.
VIM pauu-S Canfa-A Good rIoav
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MERCEDES
GIVES BRIDGE LUNCHEON.

Mrs. Henry Mention was hostess Al
q bridge luncheon on Wednesday
when she entertained the Coterie
club. Corona blossoms and ferns
were used for floral ad0rnment. Fol
lowing the luncheon. bridge tables
were arranged and the club game OF
auction bridge enjoyed.
The high score for the afternoon
was made by Mrs. T. W. Perkins,
with Mrs. r. NJ. VIM scoring for
consolation.
Covers were laid for Mesdames.
r.. r. Kirkpatrick. Art Tolson. p,
w. Perkins. h. r. SAMSON, Alan
H~yistendahl, Harold Stuart and r,
NJ. VIM.
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Methodist Missionary
Society Meets Today
Especial 10 The Herald.l

LA FERIA, Oct. 7.-Methodists
from all sections Of the Valley were
expected here Friday to attend the
fall meeting of the Valley Methodist
Missionary society, which convened
at $3.50 o'clock in the morning.
Various phases Of missionary
work is being discussed by several
speakers who have been secured for
the occasion. The meeting will con-
tinue throughout the day and lunch
was served picnic style at noon.
Plans outlining the work Of the or
ganization for the coming year are
expected to be discussed at the after
400 session.
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son BORN

SAN BENITO, Sept. 7.-Mr. end
Mrs. James IT. Wilcox are the parentu
of a son born Wednesday morntnR
He has been named James, j. Thn
mother and her young son are gat
ting along nicely.
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MISSION

MRS. BALTHORPE ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. E. B. Balthorpe entertained
a few friends at her home at an In
formal bridge party on Wednesday
afternoon. She served a salad
course to her guests.
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CITY BRIEFS
MASONIC NOTICE

MASONIC NOTICE
= Called Communication, Rio
IA Grande Lodge No. 81, A. r.
~ & A. NJ. Masonic Temple,
aG% 1880 d. m. Friday, Oct. 7th.
M Work in NJ. NJ. Degree. All
regular Masons are request
| ed to attend. Visiting Brethren Fra
ternally invited. Refreshments. r. o.
Howard, w. NJ. VIM. W. Ball, Secre-
tary.
Why Pay Rent? Finance a home
Of your own, your very OWE. Easy
payment plan. We also oar on bus
mess and farm property. . Insurance
of all kinds. Todd & Underwood,
State National Bank Building. Phone
ls3.-Adv. II.
Diekey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools, heals and strengthens sore,
weak. tired eyes. All druggists Csc.
ADV. (2)
Comes Back Sa~turday-A. c. Vas
quez, consul here, who has been in
Monterrey since Tuesday attending
the inauguration ceremonies of the
new governor Of Nuevo Leon, is ex-
pected to return TO his office here
Saturday.
New Lance Heel Kayser hose in
fall shades. $2.45 at L~ibby's-Adv. z.
We Solder, Aluminium, brass.
copper, tin and galvanizing iron.
Barnard Sheet Metal Works, 1851
Levee Street. Adv. If.
Designing and Dressmaking. Street,
afternoon and evening gowns q
speciality. Old satins and velvets
made into lovely dresses for all oc-
Il Council Member-Miss Margaret
Monroe Of this city is one of six
freshman girls at the University of
Texas named on the freshman our
Gil Of that institution, according 90
reports received here from Austin.
casions. Let me make your winter
coat and save you money. Mrs. Rid
Phone 621.-Adv, II.
New Lingerie arriving daily at
L4noS e-Aufs ts
For Slender Ankles, Kayser lance
heel hose at Libby's.-Adv. z.
A Special for the month Of 0c-
tober on nestle circuline permanent
waving $3.50. The Blue Bonnet
Beauty Shop. s04 Levee Street.
Phone T2.-Advertisement ..
-
School Kids Itch vanishes after a
few applications Of Imperial Eczema
Remedy. Not greasy or bad smell
ling. All druggists are authorized to
fund your money IL IL fails.-Ady.
CD
Valley Beauty Shoppe. basement
Baxter building. Harlingen. Our
$i2-50 10 SIS permanent waves be-
ginning October 10, for a short time
only. $40. Eugene Machine. Phone
COL FOR appointment j. l. Cady,
Propriet0r-Adv. =
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WOMEN'S DEFINING
YEARS MADE HAPPY

The age
I'D impress
sion that a
wo m n is
''old" in ev-
cry sense of
the w d
af t e r she
has reached
middle age
is rapid y
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ROME, Oct. 7.-P-Roberto For
nj. a deputy in the Italian chamber
was killed instantly today when hi
airplane fell while on q flight near
Rome.
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ADOPT AVIATION PROGRAM

PARIS, Otc. 1874 ten-year
commercial aviation program with n
governmental appropriation of $780,
100000 over the period was approved
today by the finance commission Of
the chamber of deputies.
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PERSONALS

DR.. c. NJ. Melden retained to his
home in Oakland, Calf, Tuesday
after a visit here ut the home of his
son, 7. NJ. Melden and family OF
Sharyland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton Pressly and
little daughter are here from Yoa.
KUN visiting Mrs. Pressley's mother
Mrs. $. A. McHenEy, and her broth
er, Albert MeHenry, and family.
Willard Ferguson and grandson
Billy, Jr, came home from San An.
tonic Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Williams and Mrs. r.
III. Armstrong were in Edinburg and
McAllen and other towns down the
line Wednesday on business con-
nected with the staging OF a style
show during the Hidalgo county fair.
Mrs. W. A. Walker and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Parrish returned We'd.
nesday from a several weeks Va.
cation trip TO Vernon, Tex. Mr.. Wal
ker being detained for business
reasons.
IL. z. Smith left Thursday morn
ing for Houston and other points
north and west.
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HOSTESS To CLuB.

Mrs. Z. i. Stewart was hostess To
the Wednesday Bridge club at her
home this week. Out Of club guests
were Mesdames Helen Agee Rodgers,
Al volz, Jusch and Miss Vivian
Jusch. A salad course was served by
the hostess during the afternoon.
GUESTS AT CLUB
The Tuesday Night Bridge club
had its semi-monthly meeting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stewart, Marvin
Goodwin and wife were out-of-club
guests.
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RECTAL AT CHURCH

Mrs. G.. A. Fisher and several Of
her pupils entertained a large audi
ence with a recital on Tuesday even
ing at the First Methodist church.
T. Ralph Willis, cornet ~soloist; J.
W. Fontenot. pianist; Mrs. L. A.
Barrier. s%oloist: Ernestine Ramsey,
pianist; and Miss Lois Franklin,
High School Glee club director, as
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New Lingerie arriving daily at
Libby's.-Adv. z.
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Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools. heals and strengthens sore.
weak. tired eyes. AL druggists Csc.
ADV. (2)
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For Slender Ankles, Kayser lance
heel hose at Libby's.-Adv. z.
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casions. Let me make your winter
coat and save you money. Mrs. Rid
ley Barrett, 207 Washington Street,
Phone 62l.-Adv. II.
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VIM. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Cigar
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Valley Beauty Shoppe. basement
Baxter building, Harrington. Our
$3.50 10 SIS permanent waves be-
ginning October 10, for q short time
only. $40. Eugene Machine. Phone
COL for appointment j. l. CAdy,
PROFESSIONALLY. p
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Comes Back Saturday-A. c. Vas
quez. consul here, who has been in
Monterrey since Tuesday attending
the inauguration ceremonies Of the
new governor OF Nuevo Leon, is ex-
pected to return to his office here
Saturday.
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SAN BENITO


The general membership board OF
the Valley Young Women's Chris
tian Association was held on Tues
day afternoon at Harlingen. Among
sixty women from the entire Valley,
Mrs. c. ID. Cowgirl was appointed
community chairman for San Benito.
Mrs. Cowgirl took the place Of Mrs.
Robert Brooks who has moved away
from San Benito.
Mrs. Cowgirl has called n meeting
Of the San Benito Board for next
Tuesday afternoon during which the
for the remainder of the
year will be worked out. Miss Grace
Hardy. general Y. w. G. A. secretary
of the Rio Grande Valley district,
has promised to be present. She Is
going TO have headquarters in each
Valley town for a month or six
weeks in order to obtain the per-
sonal contact she desires TO secure
in her work. Miss Hardy is now
making her home in Mission and
next month she will be In McAllen
and so on down the line.
AUXILIARY MEETS
The all-day meeting of the Pres
byterian church auxiliary was held
ut the country home OF Mrs. George
A. Espey on Tuesday with a good at
tendance present. A delicious dinner
was served mt 10 o'clock. Mrs. l.. A.
Carpenter was leader after n pleas
ant afternoon was over The meet
ing was dismissed by the president,
Mrs. III. c. Jessup. TO meet November
LIST with Mrs. +. l.. Barmore.
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ITALIAN DEPUTY SLAIN

VIM. Penn-s Cents-A Good Cigar
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New Lance Heel Kayser hose in
fall shades. $2.45 at Libby's-Adv. z.
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A Special for the month Of 0c-
tober on nestle circuline permanent
waving $3.50. The Blue Bonnet
Beauty Shop. e04 Levee Street.
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We Solder, Aluminium, brass.
copper, tin and ~galvanizing iron.
Barnard Sheet Metal Works, 1851
Levee Street. Adv. If.
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School Kids Itch vanishes after a
few applications Of Imperial Eczema
Remedy. Not greasy or bad smell
ling. All druggists are authorized to
fund your money IL IL fails.-Ady.
CD
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Why Pay Rent? Finance a home
Of your own. your very own Easy
payment plan. We also loan on bus
mess and farm property. . Insurance
of all kinds. Todd & Underwood,
State National Bank Building. Phone
lS3.-Adv. II.
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G. I. A.. club will meet at luncheon
ut FL Arco tea room. at ! o'clock in
the afternoon. A program has been
prepared.
The Washington times., 1927-12-09
Wait for Introduction
EAR MISS FAIRFAX:

nEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
~ You have been a real
mother in answering letters. /
hope you will answer mine.
There is a young man living
one block from my home whom I
like very well-in other words, I
love him.
He has never as much as said
one word to me. ] think he is
girl shy, especially with girls he
doesn't know.
Would it be all right for me to
send him a little gift for Christ
mas, such as a monogrammed
handkerchief? Shall / send a
note also, asking him to return
the gift il he doesn't like it?
have a twin sister. Perhaps
he can't tell us apart, and that
is why he doesn't speak to me.
INTELLIGENT READER.
S I understand your letter, my
"A dear, you have never been
introduced to the young man. II
that is the case, do not send him
a Christmas gift. That would not
be even friendly, but would put
him under obligations to a
stranger with whom he may not
care to become acquainted.
In time, you are likely to be in
PRODUCED to the young man.
Haven't you some friend who
knows him and can introduce YOU
and your sister to him?
The Washington times., 1927-12-09
By Beatrice Fairfax

TRVE" is only II. But he is
II going steadily with a girl
and has for three years. He
wants to know the right way TO
treat a girl and how to judge her
friendship.
Dear Miss Fairfax" writes
Erve. 81 am IL and am con-
sidered looking. l have been
well acquainted with a girl seven
years, and three years ago I
started to go steadily with her.
have given her many gifts and
tried to show her many good
times. Please don't get me wrong
when I say good times mean
movies and clean entertainment.
"Petting parties are more than
kissing parties, are they not? I
have never gone on one, not be-
cause am afraid but because
/ wish to honor the feminine sex
as gentleman should.
us it o. X. to bid girl good
night with a kiss? If so, do you
swipe the kiss or ask for it? You
will be surprised to know that in
three years / have gone with this
girl I have not attempted to kiss
her, because I am anxious to act
as gentleman should. You will
understand from this that she
has not attempted a kiss either
not even when / gave her pretty
costly gifts.
II am also anxious to know
whether you think this girl is a
real friend.
please write freely regarding
both questions. / know this will
be appreciated by myself and
others who read your column.
JUST ERVE."
CONGRATULATIONS, Erve!
~ Your friendship for the girl
with whom you "go steadily" is
sweet and fine-a credit to you
and to her. That Is the kind of
friendships girls and boys should
have-free from vulgarity and
shoddiness of petting and kissing
parties. Petting parties are a lit.
tie cheaper and more dangerous
than kissing parties, but both are
unworthy of friendship and love.
wait until you are older and
able to consider marriage seri.
ously, before kissing your friend.
Then if you believe you love as
well as like her, you will be safe
in sealing this mutual love with
a Kiss before you ask her to be
your wire. Meantime, continue to
The Washington times., 1927-12-09

attendant supply her own CO.'S
tune, but that the bride plan
every detail of 1t. Sometimes the
brides family does supply the
costumes Of the attendants. but
it is not required that they do
this.
IS. I think that an aquamarine
ring is a charming gift. and If
you are assured that your at
tendant likes such a ring, and il
you know that the ring will be
becoming to her hand, then it
would be a perfect gift. But it
is very dangerous usually to give
a ring as such a gift, for some
people do not like to wear rings.
and the ring that is becoming to
the hand of one girl may look
out-of-place and awkward on the
hand of another girl.
The Washington times., 1927-12-09
DEAR MRS. BEEcKMAN:

NEAR MRS. BEECkMAN:
~ /. am to be married at the
end of next month, and since I
have lost my father and have
no other male relatives will you
please tell me who should accom-.
pany me to the altar? Would
it be correct for me to walk up
the aisle alone, meeting my fiance
at the foot of the altar? Would
you advise me to ask a lifelong
friend of my fathers to walk
with me up the aisle?
!. 2. Then, too, I would like to
ask if a large church wedding
necessitates a large reception. I
am planning to have about four
teen guests at the reception. Is
this quite in accordance with a
church wedding?
8. Also, does a church wedding
necessitate many attendants, such
as bridesmaids, maid OF honor and
flower girls, or may / just have
a bridesmaid and best man?
4. Does the bridesmaid pur.
chase her own costume?
5. Would you advise an aqua
marine ring as a gift to my
bridesmaids? A BRIDE.
y II
YOU have several alternatives to
i your problem, any Of them cor.
rect. You may. IL you wish, have
your mother give you in marriage.
Or you may walk up the aisle
alone, and have your mother step
forward from the first pew on the
left, at the proper time in the
ceremony.
Or you may walk up the aisle
alone, and not be presented in mar
riage.
But I like your idea Of asking q