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Thursday at Asheville, N. c., after a
long Illness.
The body will be brought to Wash
ington tomorrow and will be at Hy-
songs funeral parlors. 1900 N street,
from 10 am. to 2 pm. There will be
no services at the funeral parlors. but
they are being arranged to be held
later at one of the cemeteries.
A graduate of Central High School,
Marden Green was only "a years old.
He had been with the Interstate Com
merce Commission until illness forced
him to leave Washington two years
ago. He was born in Ohio. After
graduation from Central he attended
George Washington University and
Hiram College in Ohio.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair today and
tomorrow; not much change in tenn
perature; gentle west winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy today; TO-
morrow probably fair; not much change
in temperature; gentle east winds.
West Virginia-Fair today; tomorrow
showers; not much change in tempera-
ture.
Maryland-Partly cloudy today; to-
morrow fair; moi much change in tenn
perature; moderate southwest and west
winds.
Records for "a Hours.
mperature-Midnight 60; 2 am,
sc; am. sc; am, 81; am, 60;
10 am. 65; IL noon, SO: 2 pm. 10.
4 pm, IL; pm, &c; 8 pm, 60; 10
pm. SIS.
Highest, rs; lowest. So.
Temperature same date last year
Highest 80; lowest, So.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide, 9:10 am and 9:3I
pm; high tide, 213 am. and 2:5O
pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide, 1913 am. and
1925 pm; high tide, 1924 am. and
4 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:09 am. sun sets
SAP pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:10 am; sun
sets Sal pm.
Moon sets 259 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls. clear. Harpars Ferry
Potomac, fair; Shenandoah, clear.
Weather in Yarinns Cities
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
she Health Department during the last "a
Lucy G Reed, 49, 233 9th st. ne.
Joseph j. Osthaus. u, 2l24 North CAPT.
John F. Carter, 70, en- route Emergency
BARLEY inland, 81. United States Naval
Hospital -.
Cora Phillips. Sc George Washington Hos
Cora L. Van Sickel As. Garfield Hospital.
George A Hunt. Al. $3.50 st.
Margaret v. Lowe, 40. 9l2 Girard st. ne.
Charley H: Scott. 81 1850 Wisconsin ave.
James C. WhedDee, 10, National Homeo-
Margaret Adney. II. 2 Violet court.
George Washington, So, Freedmens HOS
pi al.
William Eruer, 81. 407 Hallidge court.
Maud Green, So. Freedmens Hospital
Willie Easton.. 80. 332 Armory st. s;W: n,..I
Thomas Hawkins. 90. tuberculosis doSpitai.
Edna Smallwood, %, tuberculosis Hospital.
Mansfield Medley, is, tuberculosis Hospital
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DRaths.

SMITH. HTNRY. Passed away Saturday. DC
tober 8. 1923. at $40 .. m. a. his residence
322 T St NV. HENRY SMITH, devoted
uncle of Katherine E. Tayleur. Funersi
Tuesday, October 9, from his late residence
Mt l pm.
WARD. JAMES. Departed this life wednes-
day. October 3, 1928. at 1880 pm. at o.
Elizsbeth's Hospital: JAMES WARD, the
brother of Sarah Ward. Remains resting
at the John T. RhineS funeral chapel. Sro
end Eye s.w Funeral october Z: ct
pm, from the John T. Rhines funeral
chapel. 3rd ard Eye SITS s.w. Intermsnt
Payne Cemetery
ASHINGTON. RICHARD. On FRIDAY. Dc
'ober s. 1923. at 1890 am, RICHARD
WASHINGTON Of T05 18Th ST. ne. beloved
husband Of Luvenia WASHINGTON and Ge-
voted father OF Anna. Gertrude. Richard,
ir; Christina. Charles and Horace wash
ington. Funeral Monday. october 3. 1873.
TT pm, from Mount PiSgah Church.
Gale St ne. between 18th and 10th, Rev
w. H. Johnson. pastor.
WHEDpEF. JAMES G. On Friday. october
5. 1928. at Homeopathic Hospital, JAMES C.,
beloved son of 5. NJ. and Annie c. Whed-
be-, age Is years, Funeral from Grace
EPISCOPAL Church. Alexandria, Va. on Mon
day. october 8. at pm. Interment
Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Obituary.

MITCHELL. RCRRELL NJ. Departed this
life Saturday. September 49, 1928. S6 years.
after long service in Co. II OF United states
troops; acquired rank Of sergeant in Civil
War; was inferred at Arlington Cemetery.
Va. The United States squad met funera!
at 1880 pm. Tuesday. October z. 1928.
sitter which full military honorS in solem-
ity were rendered to his faithful patriotic
services. His departing words to Mrs.
Smith were; Meet me in heaven. ] am
going through Elder Slmms rendered
an Impressive sermon. Great Love o.
God Brief remark by Elder Coleman
Hymn, Stand BY Ne. by Evangelist
Margaret E. Harper. Rendered selection.
his win with nv Soul Leaves to
mourn a daughter, Mary Mitchell .,eekso0
of Cleveland. Ohio; Catherine Booker.
Rebecca Carter and husband. his gre 70
daughter who faithfully nNrsed him dur
Ing. his illness; Reno and Gilbert grand
children.
1t was as the clock struck the hour,
On a dark and gloomy morn.
That Gods angel flew down from his toTC-
And plucked one Of our faireSt forms
He was loved by all who knew him
And died despite our cries:
He's paid the debt Of mankind
And today he's in paradise.
Dearest father. friend and companion,
We long to see thy face;
But thou art with the angels.
Locked in my mothers embrace.
MARY NJ. JACKSON.
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On Mtmorlam.

IAxTER. RFBECCA. In loving rsmeT:-
brance Of our dear mother. REBECCA
BAXTER: who departed this Hfe IoEr
THE one We loved has gore to- rest
Her firm. true heart is still:
The hands that always gave us help
Now lie in deaths cold chill
How sad today our troubled hearts,
How dim our eyes with tears.
For death has robbed US Of the one
HER DEVoTED DAUc.fTERs.
BoNBREST. WILLIAM V. In memory of
my father who departed this life Oc-
tober 2. 1912.
This day brin~s memories so sad:
Upright. faithful true and kind.
what beautiful memory. you left
HIS SON. DIR. J. W. BoNBREsT.
BrSsIUS. RACHEL, $. In, loving remen-
eTansf Of onr Hesr gfs t. Snd otns I
ago. October z. 1920.
Thoneh days have flown and years have
Since last We saw your face.
The memory OF your loving heart
%" never ." ALLEN AND RAYMOND.
EVANS. JAMES b. In sad but lnvins re-
memhrance Of our dear fatner. JAMES B.
EVANS. who departed this life two years
st. Stephens Church.
The world NAV change from year to year,
But the sad loss OF our dear father
Will never fade sway
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS.
GILES. JOHN Y. In loving memory Of nv
ago today. October Z. 1927. A FRIEND.
McLELLAND. EMMA A. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF my dear mother,
EMMA A. McLELLAND. who departed this
life two years ago. October ;. 1926.
Loved In life. remembered in death.
HER LOVING SON, FRED.
ODEN, WILLIAM G. In loving remembrance
of our husband. father and father-in-lax,
WILLIAM c. ODE,N. who depa~tad this lie
four years ago. october :. 1924.
Calm is thy sumber as an infants sleep.
But thou shalt wake no more to toll and
weep;
Thine is a perfect rest. secure and deep
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH ".
ODEN: DAUGHTERS. F. e GILES. P.
MATTER B, ODEN: AND sON-IN-LAw,
WILLIAM r. GILES.
SMITH. MARY p. In sad but loving remem-
brance of our dear sister. MARY z.
SMITH. who departed this life one year
ago today, October z, 1927
What happy days we once enjoyed. ~
When we were all together;
But. oh. how changed it all is now,
Since you have gone forever.
The blow was hard the shock severe,
We little thought her death was near.
The pain Of parting without farewell
HER LOVING SISTERS, ROSIE AND
AMELIA. --+
WATSON, ELLEN A. In sad and loving re-
membrance of my beloved mother. ELLEN
A WATSON. who departed this life one
year ago today. October .. 1921
HER SON, JOHN w. WATSON
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long illness at Garfield Hospital Fri
day afternoon, will be held at the Lee
funeral parlors, 332 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Patterson was born at Urbana,
Ohio, and is survived by her son, De
Witt Clinton Patterson of this city. DR..
Patterson was for many years a ply
stefan at st. Elizabeths Hospital and
was chief of the Bureau of Vital Sta
tiStics for the District.
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CARDS of ThankS.

JAEGER, MARY. We wish to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation to our
relatives and friends for their kindness
expressions of sympathy and floral tributes
at the death of beloved wife and mother,
MARY JAEGER.
CARL JAEGER AND FAMILY. .
TANNER. BURNETT w. / wish to express
my sincere appreciate to our friends and
relatives for their sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes extended tn me at the death
Of my devoted husband, BURNETT w
TANNER. WIFE. :
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Offers Crozier Decoration.

The decoration and diploma of COM
mander of the Order of Polania Resti-
tuta, recently conferred by the Polish
government on Maj Gen. William
Crozier, United States Army, retired,
former chief of ordnance, has been re-
ceived by the State Department and will
be retained there until Congress gives
authority for its acceptance.
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Foreign Officers to Study.

The War Department has authorized
Maj. Alberto v. Estedes. Air Corps of
Of Aviation Medicine at Brook Field,
Tex, and Capt. Tadamichi Kuribayashi,
imperial japanese army, to serve with
the 9th United States Cavalry at Fort
Bliss, Tex, for six months. without ex-
pense to this Government in each case.
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PLAN TO READ PAPERS.
Robert s. Regar and James Rotto
to Attend Philadelphia Convention.

Robert S. Regar, Third Assistant
Postmaster General, and James Rotto
of Hecht's will read papers at the
eleventh annual convention of the Di-
rect Mail Advertising Association to be
held in Philadelphia october 1913 dur
ing Advertising week.
Mayor Harry A. Mackey Of Philadel-
phia has set aside october 1920 as
advertising week" The Poor Richard
Club has planned a program Of enter
tainment for the visitors.
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A scientist at Carnegie Institution
has, by series of close measurements,
found that the trunks of pine trees
shrink in daytime and expand at night
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MARDEN P. GREEN DIES.

Succumbs at Asheville, N c.,
After Long Illness.
Marden P. Green, son of Hiram K.
Green of the Interstate Commerce
Commission and of Mrs Green, who
reside at 3715 Woodley road, died
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BAR PIN several days ago. Call North
$751;.
FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
League. 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Main 8OSS.
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EHoLD RITES TOMORROW.
airs. Nancy Wiley Patterson's Flu.
neral Set for 10 AM.

Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy
Wiley Patterson, go years old, widow of
DR.. A. Clark Patterson. who died after
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QUEEN, WILLIAM T. Saturday, october 8:
1928. WILLIAM T., beloved husband of
the late Mary 3. Queen tnee Hardy Fu-
neral from the RESIDENCE OF his dauShter,
Mrs. Agnes perrot 1918 Oates st. ne. on
Tuesday. October 9. at $50 I'm. Mass at
ST. Peters Church. 2nd and c SITS S.e". at
. am. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mt. OliVet Cemetery,
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RICHARDSON GARFIELD peparted thl

life Wednesday. october 8. 1928, at Walter
Reed Hospital GARFIELp RICHARDSON.
the devoted son of Mrs. RoSena Richard
son and beloved husband of Magnolia
Richardson. He also leaves to mourn their
loss one brother. Lorenzo Richardson;
I'VE sisters. Mary Miles, ElnOra Wilson.
Betty Parties. Louisa Holmes and Addie
Durham. Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye SITS.
sw Funeral Sunday, october T.. at
pm. from the House of Prayer. Delaware
ave and NJ st. S.w. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
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sNIALLWOOD. EDNA z. Denarted AID nf,

sMALtWOpD; EDNA Z. peparted this life
pital EDNA F. SMALLWOOD. She leaves
to mourn her loss loving father. Ernest
ErandmotheT. three aunts. two uncles and
host OF other relatives and friends
Funeral Monday. october 8. 1926. from
Ernest Jarvis Co.'S funeral paElor 22c2
Georgia ave. NV. then to St Cyprian'S
Church. 18th g. SITS Sc. where mass
will be said for the repose OF her soul at
a m. Relatives and friends invited, In
terment Rosemont Cemetery.
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LACE-Thursday. sidewalk or Mt. Pleasant
wide black lace. Please return 1900 Lamont
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COLLIE DOG, female white, brown ears;
tag 1890. Liberal reward. Clev. 4037.
FRATERNITY PIN, sigma M, about Sep
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PHIPPS. FRANK H. On Wednesday. Octo-
her 3. 1923. at Cobourg. Ontario. Canada.
ANNA L.. widow of Brig. Gen. Frank H.
PhppS. Funeral services and interment at
Arlington National Cemetery on MONDAY
!. October 8. at II IN.
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PACKAGE LETTERS of Introduction. be-
tween N. Y. Ave. Presbyterian Church and
Willard Hotel. Reward Call Potomac 925.
PIN--Cameo. on October 3. Call Adams
1886. or return to 34l7 Holmead place and
receive reward. Miss shannon
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FUR, stone marten, on l4th st. between
Park I'd. and Girard st. Reward. Phone
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LOST.

BEADS, green Jade and crystal Reward.
Phone Main l009l.
BROOCH, garnet, in shopping district.
Phone Decatur 22O8.
CERTIFICATES-9l2 for shares and 241s
for shares SO preferred stock, series 1925,
Potomac Electric Power Co., in name of
Julia F. Cole. Reward. F. L. Peckham,
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FUR NECKPIECE. small; vicinity l4th and
SITS. Friday. Please call Franklin 931-J
Sunday forenoon. 7s
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POCKETBOOK. on 4th ST. between w and
Columbia rd. NV. Finder please return to
A. o. Nicholson. Reward. l1l7 You st. NV
POCKETBOOK. black leather, containing
money. vanity case, beads and key; lost in
or near WoolworthS, 18th and F SITS. NV;
reward. Finder please call Mr.. Graham,
1 North 326
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POCKETBOCK, small black, containing
money and papers. Liberal reward for re-
turn to F. A. Voland. Phone North 1881.
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RICCI. ALESSANDRINA. Suddenly. on Fri
ALESSANDRINA. wife of CaSimirro Ricci,
Remains resting at Perry 4 Walsh funeral
home. 20 II st. NV, after pm. Sunday,
October Z. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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20 r." to M E Med" inside 1918
Irving st. NV. Columbia 657-W. Liberal
reward
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PORTFOLIO. black. loose-leaf. containing a
lot of notes and personal letters. Reward.
Return to Mrs. NJ. Cheshire. Loew's Palace
ThAatRr (hack StaRe) &c
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dey, October 5. 1923. at TAO am, Mrs.
JENNIE RtDDICK. mother OF William F,
Fu Ti Monday. October 5. at pm. from
funeral paIlor of Smith & Ford. 1900 S.
Capitol st. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Remains resting at above-named funeral
EaTlnr
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RING, gentleman: heavy gold. cameo set;
M St. bet. nth and 18th SITS. NV. Reward.
Lincoln 7lf2
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sMALL' r; ALFkED, Jk. On Friday. Octo-
Der 5, 1929; at 4 pm: in Slbley. Hospital,
Of Ethel Small tnee MAXWELL, Funeral
from his late residence. l27 5th st. ne,
on Monday. October g. 1923. at 80 M
Relatives and friends invited. Intermpnt
in Arlington National Cemetery 7s
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POLICE DOG, Tuesday; black and yellow;
Maryland tag; reward Phone Lincoln
23lO-W, or 1920 D st. Sc.
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OLIFF. MATTE v. Departed this life We'd
nesday. October 3, 1928. at $50 am. at
the residence of her niece. Mrs. j E. Pey-
ton. Farmers Fork, Va. MATTE v. OLIFF
(nee HALL, widow of the late Henry G.
Off. and beloved mother of Julian 8:
Oliff. aged sS years and days, Funeral
fist Church, Va, Thursday, october 4,
at 3 PM
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ADNEY. MARGARET. Departed this life
Friday. October 5. 1928, after a short ILL
ness at her residence, Violet court NV.
MARGARET ADNEY. the beloved wife of
John Adney. She leaves two daughterS.
TWO grandchildren. a sou-in-law and other
relatives and friends. Funeral Monday. 2
pm, from the chapel of Alexander s.
Pope SIS 18th St Sc.
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SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPY-Black Female
Reward. Call Decatur 17l5.
SUIT BOX. cardboard. with valuable hand
woven oriental blankets and hangings
vicinity 1919 Eye St. Saturday noon. Suit
able reward Cleveland 1853.
WATCH. Elgtn, white gold, bracelet at
tached. on i4th st. bet. Col. rd. and Shep-
herd st. Reward. 1852 Shepherd st. Col
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! RINGS diamond rings and / sapphire;
| diamond ring with 5 stones; broken in back
| Reward. $50. Apply 1746 Col I'd. NV, sec
md d00r
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ROUSSILLON, EMILE THOMAS. October S.
1923; at his residence; oakland; Md:
EMILE THOMAS ROUSSILION. beloved
husband OF Annie w. Roussillon. Funeral
Sunday, October Z at 2.30 pm. from the
Forestyille Catholic Church. Interment in
ForestVille EPISCOPAL Cemetery. Relatives
frin l. iiaA y
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Yates. c. c. Stewart. and H. +.

Yates. G. c. Stewart, and II. r.
Fitch.
Two uests Of the club for the
afternoon were Mrs. w. O. Ryan Of
San Antonio. who is here il Browns
vile instructing in the technique OF
bridge playing, and Mrs. George
Meyer of Brownsville.
The next meeting will be At the
home Of Mrs. c. c. Stewart on the
highway.
FEDERATION BOARD MEET
A meeting Of the executive board
OF the Rio Grande Federation Of
Women's clubs has been called by
the president, Mrs. Fred II. Wright,
at her home in Mercedes. Tuesday.
March 10. az 2 o'clock. Initial plans
for entertaining the women who will
come to the Valley from the Bien-
NAL convention in San Antonio the
latter part Of May will be discussed.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK


MONUA1
Hcstessss = the meeting Of the Auxiliary Of the Church Of the Ad-
at 3 D. m.
Altar Society Of the Sacred Heart church will meet at the home OF
Mrs julius Jefferds at 322 Elizabeth street 1t $3.50 \. M.
Wcmens Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet
with circle members IS follows at 8 7. NJ: No. i. Mrs. Nathan Moore
No 2. Mrs. Y. l. Conrad. 614 jefferson street; No. 3. Mrs. George s.
Sten, Second and Elizabeth streets: Young matrons, Mrs George Hill
yer, 1854 West Washington street.
Ladies Aid Of the Christian church will meet; Circle No. with
Mrs n. N. Bourne. s5 Tenth street; No. {. Mrs. {. 7. Hurst. West
Brownsville. both at 8 . m.
Circle meetings Of the Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church are.
No. J. Mrs. a. D. Dickinson, country home; No. 2, Mrs. II. II. Banker,
West Brownsville; No. 3, Mrs. Harry Miller, West Brownsville. all az
$3.50 p. m.
to study the book. Things We Should Know" Circle No 3 will meet
at the home Of Mrs. 3. G. CLARK. 412 Levee at the same time.
TUESDAY
Msrdi Bridge club. Mrs Frank Brown, hostess - the Country
club.
Tuesday Tournament Bridge club. Mrs. Thomas Sweeney, hostess,
Treble Clsf club. DR. n r. Murray. hostess l. her home o. Ehz-
abeth street ~ 4 !. m
home Of Mrs Alberta Kirby y 8 o'clock Il her home in the san Carlos
Annex, Apartment 1s.
Wednesday Bridge club. Mrs. Travis Jennings 1t her home a. > r g.
just Sew club will be entertained at the home OF Mrs. + } Glow
"a West Elizabeth street at 8 p m
self Culture club viii meet with Mrs. c. c. Stewart At $50 p. m.
on the highway.
Evening Bridge club will meet at the home OF Or " T. Murray on
Elizabeth street At 1850 .. m. Miss Frances Hofheinz. hostess
Rehearsal. Brownsville Music club a the Baptist church at $3.50
an.
Civic League monthly business meeting ~ the home % Mrs. Chester
Debardeleben on Elizabeth street at 3 p m.
FL Jardin Bridge club will entertain at III Jardin community house
number n at 2:3O p. m. comphmenting the members Of the Loyal
Twelve club and the Merry Matrons Bridge club at a St. Patricks
bridge party.
DoTeli club will Be entertained az the home OF Mrs Monroe Ward
at the San Carlos at 8 p m
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mons. H. =. Smith, and Belle Juksch
and her daughter, Vivian. returned
Tuesday from San Antonio. where
they attended the grand opera per-
Torrance. "a
Mss Elsie Seffel. formerly of Mis-
sion, was one OF the ten out-cf-
town girls 70 Get - . model at
the BIub Style show nc San Antonio
during the grand opera season last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Clayton Of
Tulsa came on Tuesday to visit at
the r. ~ Smith home here. Mrs.
Dean Is . sister cf Mr.. Smith.
Miss Lola Dean came home re-
Gently from an extended visit with
relatives i'm Hamlin.
Mrs. W. B. Bass enjoyed . birth
day last Sunday with q number of
her friends and neighbors. The in
vited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. La
mar Wyatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings
and daughter Alice. Mrs. John
Cleavenger ard son. John. Mrs. Bet
It. Fletcher and daughter. Mrs. Ger
the McCauley, the latter from Eau
Get. No.
X. vi. Hurt and wife and q. =.
Brown and wife of Dallas have been
visiting az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Douglas north Of Mission.
MI. and Mrs. r. ". Sprawl were
In San Antonio over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Mcdonald and
John Brannan were VI Roma Sunday
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Valley Society News
and EUentS

taking IN the new international
bridge AZ that point.
Mrs. John Williamson was u Har-
lingen visitor Monday. when she
accompanied her daughter. Mrs. Bel
Folsom OF McAllen, there ON a bus
mess trip.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Mcdonald Left
Tuesday evening for their home liza
Coon Rapids. Iowa. where Mr.. Me-
Donald u the president of the First
National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Philips of New
York left Tuesday evening for Ari-
coma. Mr.. Philips ard hi family
have been living In a Mission apart
ment for some time.
DR.. James Whigham returned
Monday from IN extended visit I'm
the northern part of the state.
Judge and Mrs. u. w. Strickland
and son, Frank. returned Monday
morning from San Antonio whers
they attended > grand opera Per.
fcrmance.
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The Catholic Daughters OF Amer
lea held a business meeting az the
home of Mrs. Herbert MeIch on Men
day evening. Light refreshments
were served BY the hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-11
EASTER STYLES

Dame Fashion has decreed mum
erous smart modes OF Springtime
loveliness-and here at Gimble's
will Re found q true reflection or
the seasons correct mode in ap-
parel and millinery for Easter and
early Summer wear. Come and
view them.