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AIR ATTACK,
TRICK
stun ENEMIES
Chicago, Outplaying
Visitors From Penn
~sylvania, Take Game
Is to 7

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 22.-F1-AmCs
Alonzo Stagg, dean Of Americas foot
ball coaches, saw his dream Of thirty
years crowned with success today
when his Msroon-jersied warriors
conquered Penn 10 to z before S.
600 spectators.
The victory avenged, at least for
this ~64-year-old football teacher. a
string of defeats Pennsylvania has
handed his teams. Over a period Of
% years, the teams had battled six
times with Chicago always being
trampled under the losing end Of
the score.
Stage. "the old man" of the grid
iron sent an inspired crew Of foot
ballers against Pennsylvania today.
There was deception and trickery in
the Chicago attack on advancing the
ball through the line, and the Stagg
bsckfield aces passed until the be-
wildered Pennsylvanians became
dizzy under the barrage.
IL was the first time in the mem
DRY of the oldest Maroon admirer
that Stage, the conservative in
football, SEN forth a team equipped
with so effective a forward pass at
tack.
The Maroons outplsyed. outsmart-
ed and outgamed Pennsylvania for
three periods, and had the game safe
ly slowed away before the Pennsyl-
vanians even became dangerous.
Tn invaders with their courage boil
stored as the result of a break that
put them in position TO score in the
closing seconds of the third period,
exploded their dynamite in the
fourth period in a desperate passing
attack and looked something like the
Penn teams of previous years.
The alert defense of Chicago. how
yer checked the Pennsylvania
marches before the fasteners be-
came "A genuine menace The Ma
rooms intercepted their aerial shots
three times in the fourth period
when it appeared that Pennsylvania
might come from behind and win or
st least tie the score.
The Wanted hidden ball tricks Of
the invaders were fruitless. The
defense of the Chicago line being
so tight that Wa~scolonis, PENIS big
full back was the only invader TO
pierce IT and only one for a gain of
five yards early in the game.
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Yale Defeats
Army Eleven

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 22.-(R)
Yale outplayed the Army today 10
win the annual game 1915. in a con-
test in (which passes while %infrequent
played a powerful part.
Yale scored its touchdown on a
pass in the first period while a long
pass of the Army made its counter
possible in the closing period. "A
sensational drop-kick by Bruce CaId-
well completed Yale's scoring in the
third period.
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Chicago Wins Race;
Finish Thrills Fans

CHICAGO. Ill, Oct. 22.-tP-Fred
NJ. Gardner's four year old Chicago
won the first annual American na-
tional handicap, $4,000 added. ct
day, BY half a length from Gilman,
the only eastern entry in a thrilling
stretch drive.
feddo, daughter Of Mar O. War.
was third. Chicago set a new track
record for the mile ard an eighth Of
f:50 SIS under n beautiful race hy
jockey Earl Pool. Earl Sande was
astride Gilman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Leeman Arrives
For Convention

Ray Leemsn, manager Of the South
Texas Chamber Of Commerce arriv-
ed in Brownsville Saturday night. 10
remain until after the first annual
convention of his organization here
on November Ia and is.
Leeman will establish offices I'm
the Chamber Of Commerce building
here and make them his headouar-
tiers until after the convention Il
over. He made the trip here in an
automobile. being accompanied by
Mrs. Leeman.
They will make their home ne the
Travellers Hotel during their stay
IN the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Santa Rosa Wins
From Rio Hondo

SANTA ROSA. Oct. 22.-The Santa
Rosa High school football team won
Rio Hendc on the local grid
Friday afternoon, the final score be-
ing Ia TO s.
In the fist quarter Rio Hondo
ran over the length OF the field for
The absence of Willard Gibbons
was felt in the local lineup. He was
injured q short time ago in n game.
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IRISH II INDIANA u.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct o.
ga driving. plugging Notre
Dame team came 70 Indiana Uni
versity today to beat one OF the
hardest fighting elevenS developed
here in years, 10 TO s.
Il was a case Of too much Christy
Flanagan, las: years All-American
selection. When Flanagan was out
Of the lineup il was Niemic who car
ried the attack for Knute Rockne's
eleven. His booting was a revela-
tion several kicks being good for
from IS to go yards.
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L VICTORIOUS

SALTWATER, Okla, Oct. 22.-(R
"A l~istless second period in which
they allowed the Tulsa University 10
score three touchdowns, cost the
Oklahoma A. e. VI. College a foot
ball game % to 20. The Aggies came
back in the final period. making
three to%uchdowns. but did not tie the
score missing the goals.
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Cooper Leads Open
Golf Tournament

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Oct. %.
-R-Playing superb golf. Light
Horse Harry Cooper galloped around
the Lakeside Golf and Country Club
course here today in l41 strokes to
lead a classy field Of professionals at
the end Of the first SO holes OF play
Of the Oklahoma City open tourna-
ment.
John Golden Of Patterson, ". j.,
and al Espinosa, winner of the Okla
homa City open last year, were next
to Cooper with lass.
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NAVY SWAMPS DUKE

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 22.-(Pp-
In less than Is minutes, two husky
backs-Joe Clifton and Whitley Lloyd
Duke University's defense 10
shreds today and, with the assistance
of four intercepted passes, rolled up
five ~touchdowns before the game
ended TO beat the Tarheels 80 TO 8.
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PENN STATE TRIMS sYRACrRE

SYRACUSE, n. y, Oct. 22-PG
Fighting desperately to overcome
the football jinx which has forced
defeat at the hands Of Syracuse
University az every previous meet
irg. Penn State succeeded today by
downing the Orange. undefeated so
far this season 9 TO 6.
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MICHIGAN TRIMS OHIO

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 22.-Rl
The gifted toe Of Louis Gilbert and
the great arm Of Bonnie Oosterbaan,
All-American end and Michigan cap
tain, drove the dedication jinx"
from Michigan's great stadium to-
day. while more than $4,000 wildly
enthusiastic rooters saw Michigan
turn back the Ohio State assault to
win 81 to O.
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Trim PENN, Realizing Stages Dream
FOOTBALL
RESULTS
Drake 26; Grinnel 8.

Drake 26; Grinnel 8.
Tulsa University rs; oklahoma
AEEies Is.
Pittsburgh 81 University Of
Wichita o.
Knox 10; Beloit 7.
Swsrtzmore %; Washington Col
lege o.
Florida 3; North Carolina State IL.
Loyola New Orleans) 2s; South
western Louisiana Institute o..
University of Mississippi 49,;
Southwestern University O..
Lake Forest ~; Lawrence O.
University Of Virginia z; Virginia
Poly Institute o.
BrOwnwoOd high 20; B%allinger
high 0.
Texas Tech s.: Sui Ross o.
S. NJ. u. 80; Missouri 8.
Arkansas "a; Missouri Miners 0.
Texas Mines 8; U Of New Mexico s.
Wyoming u. o; Titan Aggies AZ.
Denver U. 80; Colorado Mines 0.
Colorado College rs; Montana
State z.
Minnesota So; Iowa o.
0berlin O.; Miami %.
st. Xavier So; Ogelthorpe o.
Pittsburgh %; Carnegie Tech z.
Navy 50; Duke 8.
Centenary q; Baylor s.
Kansas p; Washington q (tie).
Ohio Wesleyan z: Denison 0.
Cincinnati 6; Marietta 8. (tie)
Western Reserve 27; Kenyon 0.
Columbia 10; Williams 0.
Chicago 10; Pennsylvania z.
Maine 81; Bates o..
Colby Z; Bowdoin IS.
Cornell 10; Princeton q.
Brown ~; Lebanon Valley Is.
New York University so; Rutgers
Washington and jefferson "A; La
fayette 0.
Boston University 23; Western
Virginia Wesleyan 0.
Yale 10; Army 8.
Georgetown 81; West Virginia o.
Kansas Aggies 20; Oklahoma Il.
Holy Cross 20; Catholic Univer-
sity 8.
Dartmouth 80; Harvard 6.
Syracuse s.: Penn State 8.
Tennessee 81; Transylvania o.
Georgia IS; Auburn 3.
Louisiana State .; Mississippi
AFgies 2.
Vanderbilt 80; Tulane 0.
Wesleyan 10; Washburn o.
Coe College Z; st. Louis Univer-
sity o..
Franklin s; State Normal o.
Butler 23; Depauw s.
Notre Dame 10; Indiana s..
Oklahoma City University z; Has
kell 0.
Wisconsin ~; Purdue S.
Creighton IA; Marquette 0.
Maryland 10; Virginia Military
Institute s.
Drake 90; Grinnell o.
Georgia Tech 10; North Carolina o.
Alabama "a; Sewanee o.
Springfield s.; Boston University 0.
st. B~enaventure 81; Alfred 0.
Woster SO; Case o.
Ohio University 0; Wittenburg 2s.
Marines 6; Dayton 0.
Amherst ~; Wesleyan 20.
Michigan 2l; Ohio State o.
Illinois z; Northwestern s.
Texas A. & VI. o; Texas Christian
University o. (tie)
st. Edwards Ii; Southwestern s.
Texas U. ~; Rice Institute 0.
Breckenridge high, San Antonio
"a; Corpus Christi high o.
Cisco high 81; San Angelo high o. :
U. of Southern California 81; Calf.
Institute 0.
Geneva -: Waynesburg 8.
st. Mary's IS; Nevada o.
West Texas State Teachers college
o; Simons University Z.
Washington IA; Washington State
college o.
East Kentucky normal 81; East
Tennessee Teachers college o.
Vernon high 6; Wichits Falls high
6.
Stanford 20; Oregon Agricultural 6.
California Fl; Olympic Club q.
Arkansas 81; Rolla School Of
Mines O..
Centre College 10; Kentucky wes-
lysn 4.
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z Il LION

A mountain lion, weighing in the
neighborhood of $50 pounds was kill
ed Friday Dy Leo r. Verdugo. col
lector Of customs mt Matamoros. IL
was learned here Saturday. The kill
was made near the Hacienda del IT,
gon. which is about 100 miles south
Of Matamoros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
Crimson Hurnbled
By Dartmouth

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 22.-LFi
"A fleet Dartmouth eleven crushed
Harvard today 80 70 s.
The big Green backfield, inspired
by the brilliant performances of
Myles Lane and Al Marsters. ripped
the Harvard line TO tatters and
turned the ends almost Mt will.
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DRAKE BEATS GRINNELL

GRINNELL. Iowa. Oct. 22-Pp-A
rcsistless attack carried Drake Uni
versity 10 victory in its opening Mis-
souri, Valley Conference game over
Grinnell here today rs to 8.
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EVANSTONS, Ill, Oct. 22.-tPl-
The hopes Of Northwestern for a re-
newal OF its Western conference
football championship sank before
the invading Illinois team today
when Coach Bob Zuppke's 1927 Big
Ten debut brought Illinois a victory
over the Purple z to 5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-23
CRIMSON HUMBLED
WEST VIRGINIA LOSES

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Oct. "a
R-Outclassing its opponents in
every department Of play. George
town University's football team
smothered the University Of West
Virginia here today % 10 o.
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MADISON, Wis. Oct. 22.-tPD-A
sturdy Purdue team fell before the
ior polished gridsters Of Wiseon-
sin today IL 20 s.
In the second and third periods.
Wisconsin slsshed off the Boiler
maker tackles, passing deep into
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SEwANEE DOWNED 2a-0

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Oct. 22-LPl
A ~rejuvenated Alabama Crimson
Tide swept back here today and en-
quilted the Tigers Of sewanee by a
score of "a 10 0.
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soONFRs ROW TO KANsAs

MANHATTAN. Kan. Oct. 22.-tR
The Kansas Argies' turned back
the University Of Oklahoma gridsters
in their annual football battle here
today 20 TO Ia.
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DEPENDS TITLE

MONTREAL, Oct. 22.-PNJack
Wright OF Toronto University sue
eessfully defended his Intercollegiate
tennis championship today BY de-
feating a fellow coIiegian, Gilbert
Nuns in straight sets 6-2, so, 81.
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conference game here today Il 10 s.
The ST. Edwards eleven used
straight football and had a much
larger advantage than the score in
dieates- The Austin team made first
downs easily in the middle Of the
field, but the Methodist defense stiff
fsned repeatedly under the goal posts.
Southwestern made most OF her
gains on well executed passes. St.
Edwards scored eleven first downs
to their opponents four.
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wASHTNCTON- KANS A. TIE

LAWRENCE. Kan. Oct ar
Washington ard Kansas fought to
= 81 to 21 tie here this afternoon in
a game Of forward passes.
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RAZoRRACKs TRIM MINERS

FAYETTEVILLE Ark. Oct. 22.-
Rl-Flashing a powerful combined
aerial and running attack. the
Razorbacks triumphed over the Mis-
souri, Miners here today by a score
Of 81 to O.
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TECH BEATS SILL ROSS

LUBBOCK. Oct. %. III The
Southwestern Conference-bound Tex
rs Tech eleven hurdled another OBJ
staele here today when they de-
feated the strong Sui Ross State
Teachers College, from Alpine by a
score Of . OF Q. The only marker Of
the closely contested game came In
the early moments Of the second
half, when Walker, Tech halfback,
Tipped a rs yard pass to Jennings,
the goal line.
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NAcOGDOCES. Texas. Oct. 22.-
R-McMurry College Of Abilene
still stands undefeated in the T. /.
A. a. race. but for the first time
this season failed 70 score. the con-
test -oday with Stephen ". Austin
ending nothing 20 nothing.
The game was featured by passes
and punting. MeMurray was unable
to successfully complete their passes
70 score, and Stephen y. Austin lost
m opportunity 10 win on a tumble In
the third quarter.
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promise today. when il rolled
away the strong Iowa eleven for an
impressive 50 10 o victory in Mem
orial stadium.
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SATNTs WY

SAN ANTONIO. Tex Oct 2S.-tP
st Edwards University Of Austin
won hsndily from Southwestern Uni
versity Of Georgetown In q Teras
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MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 22.-
R-Minnesota's Wanted football
machine showed n measure Of its pre-
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MINERS. NEW MEX. u. TIE

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 22.5(P)-The
Texas College of Mines and the New
Mexico University football teams
battled to a 9 to s tie game here to-
day.
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ILLINOIS BEATS

their opponents territory, a d
counted two touchdowns.
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DINNER LAST NIGHT
FOR GILBERTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Porter
Davidson entertained a company of
20 at dinner last evening in their
home on the Rockville Road in
compliment to S. Parker Gilbert,
agent general of the Dawes repara-
tons, and Mrs. Gilbert, who are
guests of the latter's aunt, Nine.
Hauge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson will en-
terrain at dinner on the evening Of
January before the second meet.
ing of the dancing class-and, again
on January % before the last Of
the series being given by this
group. They will be hosts at din
ner on January %, In compliment
to Harold Sims, of the British EN-.
bassy, and Mrs. Sims.
DR.. and Mrs. James Alexander
Lyon, of Rockville, Md, have re-
turned to the Mayflower, where they
will be until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Benet,
Of Paris, are guests at the May
flower.
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COOLIDGES TO
/, ATTEND
BALL
Will Be Present at Fete
For Children's Hos
pital Tonight

Mrs. Lmgworth, wife Of the
Speaker Of the House. will be in the
receiving line at the ball this even
ing at the Willard for the benefit
of the Children;s Hospital. at which
the President and Mrs. Coolidge viii
be present. Others in line win be
Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke, president
OF the board of. lady managers OF
the hospital; Mrs. Mary Roberts
Rinehart, chairman OF the bail
committee; Mrs. Walter Stilson
Hutchins, Mrs. James +. Curtis. Mrs.
Wilmer, Mrs. John +. Dryden. Mrs.
Arthur OBrien and Mrs. Alan Kirk,
RhR
KELLOGGS ARE
FETED BY BELGIANS
The Secretary of State ana Mrs.
Kellogg were the honor guests 1t
dinner last evening of the Belgian
Ambassador and Baroness de Cartier,
who entertained a company OF 20
at the embassy.
The minister of Rumonia, George
Cretziano, and his daughter, Mile.
Jean Cretziano, have as their guest
Donna Ortensia Mignano, daughter
OF the late Duke de Mignano. who
Is q concert singer of note abroad.
She will give private recital at
the home OF Mrs. Henry Dimock on
January 81, and will sing at the
Rumanian legation on the evening
Of January II.
The former Secretary OF State.
Charles Evans Hughes. arrived In
Washington today and is staying at
the Mayflower. Archibald Roosevelt
is also guest at the Mayflower.
= y
Miss Barbara Hight and Miss
Eleanor Bryan Smith will be the
honor guests at dinner this evening
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colfax
Long, who viii entertain a company
OF young people.
| u 4 =
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant will
entertain at dinner this evening.
~
Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey, wife of
Representative Dempsey Of New
York. will entertain a party Of 10
at luncheon on Wednesday in the
Presidential dining room Of the
Mayflower, following Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend's first January musical
morning." when Paul Kochanski,
young Polish violinist, and NikoIai
Orloff, Russian pianist, will be pre-.
scented.
4 II
Edward P. Warner, Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy for Aero.
nautics, has taken an apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel, where
he expects to be Joined later by
his mother and sister.
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JEAN ELIOT'S NEWS OF SOCIETY
hiss Jane KendaH to ,Ezed Nee Yorker;
AnOthey Bride from Ranks Of Buds
Debntante Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Kendall Engaged to-
George Grant Mason, Jr.
By JEAN ELICIT

HATS off to the debutantes! They
have managed to keep their
place in the sun of publicity not
only through the little season" but
Through all the holiday festivities,
the picturesque formalities Of New
Year and in face of the competition
for space" from q grist Of distin-
guished visitors.
It's the engagements that are
keeping the debutantes in the pub
Pie eye just now. Four Of them
already announced, with the New
IYear just begun--a record, surely.
The last Of this crop Of engage
|nlents and perhaps the most inter.
'esting-i. e., of interest to the most
people In the most places-is that
IDf Miss Jane Kendall, daughter OF
'Aar. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall,
land Mr.. George Grant Mason, jr..
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant
Mason. Of New York and Tuxedo.
Formal announcement was made
yesterday afternoon to . group OF
'the Kendalrs friends at KentedAAe,
'tI1eir country home.
One debutante. Miss Elizabeth
Fries. daughter of Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Amos A. Fries, made known
her engagement the day after her
debut ball and was married q
ncanf month later to Lieut.. Fred
eric A. Henney. Engineer Corps.
United States Army. Capt. and Mrs.
IA. w. Dunbar chose the occasion
LOT Miss Jane Dunbar's coming out
tea, to announce her engagement to
Mr.. James C. Parker, jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Parker Of
Washington. And in spite Of ali
attempts to keep it a secret until
after the great event, the news OF
Miss Allison Roebling's engage
ment to Baron Joseph van der
Elst, Of the Belgian embassy,
leaked out on the evening Of the
big party given by Mrs. Arthur
OsBrien to present her daughter
formally to society.
''WhO Next? .
The question now agitating the
younger set is "Who next?" for
engagements seem to be as con-
tagious as influenza.
The weddig Of Miss Roebling and
Baron Won der Elst will probably
take place in the early spring-I've
@ven heard a February date dis.
cIgsed-but neither of the other
debutante weddings are in the Inn.
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TEA TODAY FOR
VISITORS FROM NEW YORK

Mrs. Larkin w. Glazebrook is en-.
PERTAINING informally at tea today,
in compliment to her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larkin w. Glazebrook, jr., who are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Glazebrook
for a few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Giazebrook spent Christmas with
her family in Warrenton, Va.
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MISS KEITH TO
WE'D DANVILLE MAN

The engagement is announced Of
Miss Hannah Morris Keith. Of Fair.
fax. Va. to DR.. Charles Perry
Howe, Of Danville. Va. the wed.
ding to take place in March. Miss
Keith is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Randolph Keith and
the niece of Representative r. Wal.
ton Moore. Of Virginia. DR.. Howe
is the son Of" Mrs. Howe and the
late John Howe, Of Marion, Ala,
and is a graduate Of the University
of Virginia.
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mediate offing. Miss Kendall's mar
riage, at all events, will not be
before summer, as she is going
abroad with her mother in a few
weeks to remain until spring.
She's lovely thing, Jane Kendall,
with charming features, ash blonde
hair, parted, and drawn back Ma.
donna fashion, and camelia white
skin. Mrs. Coolidge once called her
the prettieSt girl she had seen at
the White House. She's graceful,
too, and always picturesque in the
period frocks she affects for evening
wear, which are so becoming to her
type. She's a first-rate horsewoman
and loves to take long tramps, clad
in breeches and bright green
jumper, through the woods of Kents.
dale. Moreover. she has a pretty gift
for decoration and design which she
has developed, although she is not
yet is, to the point of doing cover
designs for several Of the first-class
magazines-and selling 'em.
Mr.. Mason's father was one of
the largest contributors to the
building fund for the now famous
Yale Bowl. The boy himself-he's
just 2S-is a Yale graduate, class
of '26, and a member OF the Yale
Club ana the Tuxedo Club. He was
on his university's swimming team
and went to Germany with them
last summer. He has one sister,
Mrs. Sloane Colt, who lives in
Tuxedo and whom Miss Kendall
visited a few weeks ago.
Although the Masons have
large fortune-as the KendalIs
have-young Mr.. Mason is quite
unspoiled by wealth-as is Jane
Kendall-and he has a very def
mite intention OF doing a mans
work in the world. He is to be
connected with a firm of airplane
manufacturers, with headquarters in
New York, and is at present com.
pleting some technical studies at
the Guggenheim School. The Ken
dalls and the Masons are old
friends and the boy has been court.
ing pretty Jane Kendall since she
was in the schoolroom.
Mr.. Mason is a direct descen-
dant Of President Van Buren, and
his bride.to-be has such historic
personages as Henry Clay and
Patrick Henry in her ancestry.
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INTRODUCING
A NEWCOMER

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin .Lowndes
Jackson, jr., Of Charlotte, N. c., are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF q son this morning. Mrs.
Jackson was formerly Miss Ellen
Blair, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Blair, and Mr.. Jack
son is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Lowndes Jackson, of this
city.