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Evening star., 1928-11-26

students Will stay
out the season
for the dances,
and some of the
players may take
up a couple of.
pipe courses and
hang around till
Spring practice
starts. But most
of the good ones
will go home for
the Winter to
show the clip
pings.
The collie G e
president will be
looking over the
gate receipts to
see If he stays
a n o t er year.
Cheer leaders will
go back to train
callin g. The
alumni will start
arguing over a
~axxs aoar1A
Evening star., 1928-11-26
GIVEN AT WHITE HOUSE.
New Police Court Judge Pays Re
spects to Coolidge.

Judge Ralph Given, newly appointed
to the Police Court bench, called today
at noon at the White House to pay his
respects to President Coolidge and
thank the Chief Executive for the conf
dence he reposed in him.
Judge Given recently succeeded the
late Judge George M. Macdonald after
having served fourth of a century
as assistant District attorney in charge
of Police Court work.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

While cheering his team to victory,
70-year-old James Anderson dropped
dead at a foot ball game at Grief,
Scotland.
Java, with 73O people to the square
mile, Is said to be the most densely
populated area in the world
Evening star., 1928-11-26
OFFICIAL VOTE GIVEN.
Hoovef's Majority in Virginia Is
Placed at 24.463.

RICHMOND, Va, November 26 CP).-
Herbert Hoover's majority In Virginia
on November was 24,463 votes, the
official tabulation showed here today.
Hoover received 164,609 to 14O,146 for
Gov. Alfred E. Smith. These figures
varied little from the unofficial returns
compiled after the election.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

Bands of dogs are killing sheep in
South Africa, farmers reporting that
as many as 80 sheep In a flock are
being killed In single night.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

Window sill shelves for flower pots
have been invented that are held in
place by the weight of their loads
without requiring nails or screws
Evening star., 1928-11-26

Two Munich scientists have succeed
ed in photographing the waves of elec-
trio current that flow from the human
body.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

It's no trouble to tell the success
full educational institution these
days. It's the ones that can afford
a new stadium next year. An old
Yale man that's disappointed with
life, WILL ROGERS.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
Will Rogers
Says:

NEW YORK.-The foot ball sea-
son is closing. and college life is
about over for the year. A few
Evening star., 1928-11-26

Nearly all villages of the Isle of Wight
are to be supplied with electricity
which will be sent from England by
overhead cable.
Evening star., 1928-11-26
STREET LIGHTING, TOPIC
Maj. Dawson. to Address Trade
Board Committee Wednesday.

Maj. Donald A. Dawson, Assistant
Engineer Commissioner of the District
will give an outline of the street light
ing plan for Washington at meeting
of the streets and avenues committee
of the Washington Board of Trade at
1890 o'clock at the City Club Wednes-
day, it was announced today by George
G. Shinn, committee chairman.
Evening star., 1928-11-26

some Mistol up your nose-or gargle
little-and you'll get immediate relief.
Mistol acts on infamed membranes.
Reduces swelling. Soothes irritation.
Clears up any stuffiness. The safe way
toknock out colds. Doctors use il. Ask
your druggist for it.
MADE By THE MAKERS OF NUJoL
Evening star., 1928-11-26
HOOVER ARRIVES
IN HONDURAS FOR
TOURS FIRST VISIT

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1928-11-26

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted In my name except by writ
ten order over my signature.
FULTON r. GORDON,
Evening star., 1928-11-26

Do this.
atthe6rst
sign of a
cold. Put
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Harrington, and Clementine Robichaux
Of New Orleans, were the brides
maids and wore yellow organdie over
satin, with orchid picture hats and
slippers.
Tiny Fannie Lee Roberts Of Harlin-
gen was a dainty flower girl, In a
long, ruffled frock of orchid organ-
die, carrying a little silver basket of
roses. A quaint little ring bearer
was Richard Carroll Qualtroueh,
dressed as a little colonial gentle
la in white satin suit.
The groom was attended by his
groomsmen, j. S. Estill, Harlingen.
Edgar Walsh, San Benito; Clifford
J. lie Faye, Harry Stahel, W. c. Clay
bourne, New Orleans; Maurice Hirsh,
Houston, all attired in white suits.
At the close of the beautiful double
ring ceremony there was a reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle left for a two
weeks stay at the F~airyland club
house on Lookout mountain, return
ing TO New Orleans after August
first when they will be at home at
Trianon Plaza.
semble costume Of beige French
crepe, with corresponding accessories.
The groom is a member of one Of
the old established families of New
Orleans and an exceptionally well
qualified young man.
Mrs. Merle is one of Harlingen's
fair daughters with a host Of friends
who wish her we'll.
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LYFORD

Rev. Jensen, a retired Methodist
minister now residing in Raymond
Vile will be in charge of services
while the pastor of the Methodist
church of the Lyford congregation
and his wife nd mother are gone on
a short vacation to San Antonio and
other points in northeast Texas to
be Joined by relatives and friends
in a motor touring party.
Mrs. Chas. Peterson and little son
Jack are spending a months vaca-
ton in a cottage near Junction.
They write they are having a rest
and happy recreation in that high
altitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Deyo spent
the weekend visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. w. Stevenson and Mrs.
G. Houseman Of Brownsville.
Will Schlect, who has spent the
past year here with his brother.
Oscar Schlect, banker, has gone TO
Chicago 70 spend the summe with
relatives there.
Mayor G. r. Redlund and wife
motored TO Brownsville on business.
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Meadville, Texas, via San Antonio
Sunday.
Major G. Summons, and Sydney c.
Lakeland were whitening shooting
EAST Of Raymondville Wednesday.
Friends Of Miss Stella Shelton gave
her a linen shower at her home east
Of Hargill Thursday night.
Mrs. Howard Childers spent the
weekend with her sister. Mrs. II.
D~rachenberg at her farm home east
Of Hargill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Nurse Of mile
eighteen were Hargill visitors Thurs
day.
Miss Ida Hilbig and Mrs. c. Bias
kosky were Edinburg visitors Friday.
Roy Mirts and Foster Stewart were
seeing the sights in Brownsville and
Matamoros last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Tandy of Point
Isabel stopped off in Hargill a few
hours Thursday enroute home from
an automobile trip to Detroit, Mich,
and other northern cities.
Mesdames r. Harris and George
Rogers, and Arthur Harris were call
ers at the LANCASTER home Wednes-
day evening.
Joe and Bob Brownfield, and 81
Painter, Misses Hazel and Bernice
Bailey attended the ball game at Ly-
ford Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris Of
Pharr, Texas, spent Sunday In Hargill
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Buoy and Miss
Angie Buoy spent Wednesday in Ray
mondville.
Miss Rhea Lancaster Of McAllen
spent part OF her vacation with her
vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Lancaster.
Rev. Harry Peacock. pastor Of the
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PERSONALS
FAR--INGEN
wOODWORTH-MERIC

NOODN OR El-NALAA0
The wedding Of Miss Bernyce
Woodwork, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Chester Woodwork Of
Harrington, and Albert Louis Merle
Of New Orleans was solemnized az
the home % the brides grandmother,
Mrs. r. G.. Qualtrough, 3iO2 San Ja-
street, Houston, at s o'clock in the
evening Thursday, July le.
The beautiful home was decorated
with a p~rofusion of roses, fern and
vines. The ceremony was perform
"A before a bank Of roses, by Rev.
William States Jacobs, pastor Of the
pr.sbytcr:Ga church. Miss Mary
Tau;se Howard, Harrington sang soft
~ and swessly, "Ail for YOU" with
Mis- Annie Ray Qualt-ough playing
.hc piano accompaniment, afterward
|. nIs-irg the wedding march as the
hyidxl p.ity entered and approached
the waiting minister.
The bride, who was given in mar
,;sre by her father, j. c. Woodwork.
sbe was a lovely picture Of youth
End bssvly. in her robe dc style
~nurn of old ivory 6uchesse satin.
-.fe with q tight bodice and bout
f.-t skirt, ankle length, with a
tsrtha Of real rose point lace, the
rsttern outlined ia tiny seed pearls.
tfor veil va OF tulle and point lace,
80 she carried her third great
80 ,Jr,other's wedding hand en-
kroi,lo-sd handkerchief, made in AL
sscs-Lorainc, France, liz years ago.
,rhi. with white satin slippers and
beautiful shower bouquet Of bride
80 ard lilies OF the valley, COM
aIotcd A costume that was reminis-
cent Of the past
T,e matron Of honor vas the
l.;de's mother, Mrs. J. G. Woodworth,
~srSsorscly attired in orchid chif-
~. aver satin with hat Of orchid
nrsc hair braid, and carrying a
80 b~ouquet of yellow roses. The
.;J ~ honor, Miss Gertrude Rob-
nr.s wore orchid organdie, over satin,
eh an orchid hat Of braid. The
Wiz ii her dress and those OF the
So bridesmaids was bouffant, with
tian;al arm bouquets of yellow
colo t;.d with orchid maline.
v.rs Ewing, Elizabeth Bass Of
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spent with her sister, Mrs. L. w.
Kepm in Houston.
Mrs. c. d. Eppright and daughter,
Evelyn, and Mrs. Clellan Harris
spent two days at Campo del Ar
roy 1T Rio, where the Y. w. G. A.
camp is located.
Mrs. Herbert Melch and her young
son have returned from a trip 70
Houston. They were there during
convention days, visiting Mrs.
Meuch's sister, Mrs. J. M. Kemp.
Mrs. Ralph Dimmick returned
Thursday morning from an extended
ed trip to the north and east. leaving
here about two months since with
her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Flenner. The
latter will remain for some time,
guest Of her daughter in Illinois, re-
turning to the Valley before the win
ter's cold sets in.
Mrs. j.. W. Holt Is planning on
making an extensive trip, leaving
here soon after the first of next
month for Atlanta, Georgia for a
short stay with friends, from there
to embark for Germany, where she
will spend the winter.
W. ana MIS- nv Il conway ~
tie daughter Mary Alice and sister,
Miss Nellie Conway, are in Corpus
Christ, where they will remain a few
days.
Mrs. George Speer and daughter,
Miss Juanita. came down from the
capitol city Thursday for a few days
visit with Mrs. Speer's mother Mrs.
A. J.. Smith. Miss Juanita will OBJ
tain her degree of bachelor of sci
ence at the University next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ewers and chill
dren left Friday for their vacation
in the hill country north and west
Of San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Jobson and
daughter, Miss Pauline. returned
home from Temple the first Of the
week, the having gone there that
Mrs. Jobson might have surgical aid.
B. o. Pharr OF Houston was in
town this week, visiting his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B.
Sydnor.
Mrs. Glenn Polhemus returned the
last Of the week from a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Phil
lips In Oklahoma City.
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PERSONALS

Frank Epton Of R%aymondville was
a supper guest at the Charles Lam
caster Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Trousdale Of
Weslaco and son, Phillip, Jr., were
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Gamble at Pharr.
Miss Rhea Lancaster and Frank
Epton attended the movies at Ray
mondville Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Bailey and chill
dren were shopping in Edinburg
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Shifflett we're
dinner guests OF Rev. and Mrs.Harry
Peacock Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Holt were call
ers at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lancaster Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durham were callers
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.
Shifflett Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Belle Nittler spent
several days last week with Miss
Alice Lancaster.
Mrs. Jack Pollock was an all day
visitor with Mrs. Jack Holt last
Wednesday.
Misses Bessie Shelton and Katryn
Hockspring Of near Lasara were
Tuesday night visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Blaskosky.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Nittler, and G C.
Beck were Edinburg visitors Tuesday.
Fl. r. E~easonover Of Ravmondville
was visiting with Hargill friends
Monday.
Colonel and Mrs. Rufus J. Lack
land, and Buddy Lakeland OF Edeouch
and Mr.. WRIGHT OF Fort Worth Wis
tied Sydney c. Lakeland Saturday.
Luther Snow. sheriff. Of Willacy
county. and G.. VI. McDougle. city
marshall Of Raymondville were in
Hsrgill Monday on business.
DR.. s. Tashman and bride Of Zeig-
Ter. H.. were in HarEill last week on
their HONEYMOON trip.
K. ". Bonham was a business
visitor in Edinburg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeisSner ard children
Lorene. Raymond and Marvin. Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Schmidt and children
Edna, Roy. Easter. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Schmidt who have been visit
ing the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Blaskosky returned 70 their home in
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and Misses Shirley and Robin
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh spent
the weekend In Point Isabel.
Mrs. wv. w. Glass OF Gonzales and
Mas Marjorie Brcthertcr Of Dallls
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
and thsir guests motored 70 Browns
Vile for the weekend and were
guests OF Mr.. Smiths mother.
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Miss Leccadia zaveletta Of Roma
left Friday for Monterrey, Mexico,
where she will be the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. G. Eiiyondo.
DR.. and Mrs. &. j. Martin and chill
dren returned Sunday from a ten
days outing at Ksrrville.
Mrs. Sarah johnson who has been
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. L.
Owen Sectt has gone to Kerrville
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MERCEDES
DEMONSTRATION L L
III EGTS nEEIEEnc

ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. W. c. Wise was elected presi-
dent Of the All American Ideal club.
q home demonstration club, at the
last meeting, which was held at the
home Of Mrs. N. J. Newman. Mrs.
G. c. Borchelt was elected vice presi-
dent, Mrs. II. H. Smith, secretary and
Mrs. F. l.. Griffith, treasurer.
A social hour followed the business
meeting. A refreshment course had
been prepared in honor Of the birth
days OF Mrs. w. T. Section and Mrs.
A. Z. Krause.
Those enjoying the afternoon were
Mesdames J. NJ. Hughes, F. W. Moon,
s. ]. Nettleton. W. c. Decke. G.. c.
Borchelt, J. P. Dawson, J. c. Willitts,
p. r. Lang, A. E. Krause, ". c. Wise,
=. L. Griffith, II. H. Smith, j.. A.
Schupp, F. A. Powell, H. j. Reisterer,
W. T. Section, Elizabeth Underhill
and the following visitors: Mesdames
Arthur decker. D. G. Wagner. ".
Gessling, F. w. Townsend, T. Snapp
and daughter. Jean. Maxine Section
and Annie Reistersr.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Z. H. Kasey left this week for
Springs, where she will
Pspend q couple Of months. She will
spend some time in Chickasha, Okla,
with her son, Billie Lincoln. Before
returning to Mercedes. Mrs. Kacey
will visit relatives in Minnesota.
DR.. and Mrs. J. v. Chandler and
son Of Kingsville were guests this
week Of DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Chandler
Of this city.
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for q few weeks stay before return
irg 60 her home In Dallas.
II. p. Guerra OF Roma haB return
ed from d business trip 10 Austin
and San Antcnsc.
Mrs. ID. A. Salinas md ehtldran
have returned from San Antcnio
where they have been the guests OK
Mrs. Salinas sister for the past
month.
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MISSION
MRS.
HOLDS BRIDGE

Several Of the personal friends Of
Mrs. E. B. Sydnor were invited to
her home by that lady on Monday
afternoon when she entertained with
two tables Of bridge. Mrs. III. r.
Sheeler was high score holder, Mrs.
Conan Wood received the consola-
tion gift. Those present we're: Mes
danes S. NJ. Duffie. Jack Lair, c. T.
Wood, Wolverton, !. F. Honey and
r. B. Sheeler, these with Miss Bar
bara Payne and the hostess making
up the two tables.
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YOUNGER SET
T

Misses Elizabeth Summons ana
charlotte Lissner we're hostesses 4,
q party Of friends in the Younger
social set honoring Miss Mary Fran
Ter.
Inc party was staged at the home
q MISS Summons and bunc was the
favored amusement, with Miss Mar
CARTE Daniels having high score
also Emerson Ferguson, and James
Lockhart, BOBBY score. Those pres
ent were Misses Eleeta Mimms
Merle Holmes, Margarine Daniels
the %honoree; Miss Green and ths
Two hostesses: also Emerson Fersu-
son. James Lockhart. Ivan Nav
perry Jr, Justin Card, George Cid
con, Jim Parrish.
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OROINKI
BRIDGE CLUR

The oroinki Bridge devotees met
at the home Of Mrs. Franklin Ewers.
where a Unreliable game was held
on Wednesday, Mrs. II. Hargrove be-
ing holder Of high score on the part
Of out-of-club guests, Mrs. W. r.
Parrish on the membership. out-of-
club guests were: Mesdames Z. ".
Sprowl, E. P. Congdon. r. r. Card.
y. Hragrove, G. r. Peterson and J.
d. Moore.
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BARBECUE AND
FISH cry

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Martin and
family, DR.. and Mrs. c. d. Eppright
and daughter Miss Evelyn, and Mr..
and Mrs. Mrs. Parks and family
formed a party who spent the ave-
ming at the Rio Grsnde, enjoying a
chicken barbecue and fish fry.
Misses Jose Thies, Mardell Parks
and Messrs. Ransome Walker, Emil
Duensing and Felix Bridges accom-
panied them.
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First Methodist church Of HargilI
filled his regular pulpit appointment
Sunday morning and evening.
Joe and Bob Brownfield enjoyed
the swimming pool at Raymondville
Wednesday night.
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EIARGILL
JUNIOR LEAGUE MEETS

The Junior League Of the First
Methodist church met for the first
time in several weeks Sunday, Mrs.
r. Harris, superintendent, being abb
sent.
Miss Lois Edwards sang a beautiful
solo entitled Jesus Loves Me-"
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. Marsh. Misses Dora and Bes-
sic Marsh and Mr.. Ezelle Of San
Antonio have been guests this week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Marsh.
Accompanied BY their house guests,
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FESTIVITIES FOE
DQWIEY

Wi:h tae coming of 5rigadier Cen
fsai Albert J. Bowley, social life at
inc Post will take on an air Of
greater f~orina!ity than has character
lzed 1t since the beginning Of the
warm weather, and will become the
ceats- OF activities for. the social set
uuring the week. Among affairs al
ready planned in His honor are a din
ner given by Lieutenant Colonel and
mrs. MeH. Ely at the Country club,
nnc the dance Tuesday evening at
= OFFICERS club, when the Officers
OK the Post will be hosts. Other en-
tertainments are being discussed,
though not yet ready for announce
ment.
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Valley Society
Phone z
TUESDAY CALENDAR
Phone z

TUESDAY CALENDAR
Dance ct the Officers club honor
lag B-isa6ier General Albert J. Bow
dinner given by Lieutenant Col
'onci and Ira. McA. Ely at the Coun-
Try CLUB for General Dowloy.
Nardi Bridge clab meets with Mrs.
". u. Thompson at the Country club,
lilo viii be guests Of Mrs. S. G.
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wOMAN'S CLUB

HEARS LECTURES -. -. -. 80.
The social meeting Of the Business
and Professional Woman's club was
held on Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Florence n. Hayes on
East Tenth street. The president,
Miss Ethel feathers. introduced the
honor guest Of the evening, Mrs.
Lloyd Mellor Of Harlingen, who is
the district chairman and who gave
a talk on the work being done at
the Y. W. c. A. building and
grounds at Campo del Arroyo. iocat-
ed nea Rio Hondo. Mrs. Mellor ex-
planned 70 the club that the renewed
and enlarge clubhouse would be
ready for occupancy and the club
and grounds open for the adj
mittance Of club with a t~raveloguc,
her hearers an outline OF a
trip she made around the globe a
few years since. Mrs. Hayes took
her hearers with her from New
York on 20 and through Cuba, the
Panama Canal and the Golden Gate
70 San Francisco. from there 70 the
Hawaiian Islands. Japan. China and
on to India, where the lecture end
ed for the evening, TO be continued
az the next social meeting. four
weeks hence. The club was greatly
interested in the evenings program
which was excellent.
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WEDNESDAY

BRIDGE CLUB -.
Mrs. B. NJ. Strong was hostess 10
the Wednesday Bridge club at her
home on East Tenth street this
week, with a two-table affair. Those
present were: Mesdames n. z. Smith.
Z. |, Stewart. T. B. Summons, T. J..
Caldwell. 7. N. Melden, F. NJ. Hayes,
George Agnew and the hoetess.
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SWIM AND SAIL

a crowd of the younger set went 70
Padre Island Saturday evening, where
they INDUCED in a swim, a sail, and
later dancing at the Casino. This
mas become M Of the most popular
means Of diversion this summer.
There were also many swimming par
tics at Boca Chica, both Saturday
ana Sunday. nearly all the entertain
ment for the weekend being enjoy
ment OF the two popular beaches,
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brulay and
slaughter, lnez, are az home after
. trip TO Waco, where they visited
Mrs. Brulay's sister, Mrs. <. W. Mar
snail, going from Waco to Camp
Naldemar, near Kerrville to spend
\ lew days with their elder daugh-
ter, Lucie. While there they saw the
pageant. "The Blue Wigwam," in
which Lucie had a part. After leav-
ing Camp Waldemar they were guests
OF Mrs. L. A. McGary in San Antonio,
iormer resident Of Brownsville,
whose daughter, Erin, returned with
them TO visit Inez Brulay for several
weeks. Miss Lucie, who was to have
returned with her parents. is remain
ing at Camp Waldemar for the sec
n term, during which she. with eth
er members of the camp will make a
trip to Carload, New Mexico. Miss
Laura Order, niece of Mrs. Brulay.
accompanied them on the trip.
T.. X. Goodrich went to San An
tonic Saturday on a business trip and
will go on TO Junction City 70 visit
Mrs. Goodrich for a few DAYS. She
Is there with friends.
Margaret Hughston returned home
Friday evening after an absence Of
more than a month. during which she
visited relatives in North Carolina.
Mrs. r. B. Creager accompanied
her daughter, Elizabeth, 10 Camp
Waldemar where Miss Elizabeth is to
act as junior councillor during the
second term. Mrs. Creager will return
vafter q few days visit. Frances Crea-
ger is also at the camp.
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BUNCO
PARTY

a very happy party was given nv
MrS. y. F. Fielder and her LAUGH
YER Mrs. John Osborn on TUESDAY
evening, with several tables of hun.
co players who spent the evening in
q very agreeable manner. Mrs
Char!es Jarrath of McAllen was hivh
score holder, as was also John Os-
5orne, with Mrs. w. L. Moses All
martin kingman, holders of low
core, Those present were: Mes.r.
= Msedames Fred Hedges. Farrar
Dooley. Ray Landry. Charles .I,r-
Tatn. Ted Pratz, W. E. Sherman "
!, Moses, A. A. Kelley, Mrs. CieIls,
naTris, Mrs. D. r. Fielder. Miss
Moilie McClanahan, Mr.. and Mr..
ohsrles Fielder, Mr.. and Mrs. John
osborn and John Mechanism.
PERSONALS
Mesdames 7. B. Summons. =. NJ
hayes' VI. Drummond, S. NJ. Har-
grove 9. d. Eppright and ]. W.
hoit and Miss Stella Harrrove wers
IN Donna Friday, attendants A. q a.
"a aItalr given there by Mrs. WI
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hale and
daughter, Anna May. Of Spur. this
state, were guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
A. L. Brasher this week.
Miss Hyacinth Volz returned Sat
urday from . several weeks visit