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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Z Peggy Stout
Engaged to Wed
NaDaI Officer

OF interest in Washington IA
the announcement OF the engage
nent of Miss Margaret Cort
wright Stout. daughter Of DR..
George Clymer Stout. Of Philadel-
pf1fa and jamestown. r. II, to
Lieut.. Robert Wurfs Bockius,
~. s. n. The wedding will take
place In tile fall.
Peggy. Stout, as she Is gem
orally known has relatives here
and many friends. On her mothers
side she IL connected with the
WetherilI family Of Washington.
Lieutenant Bockius is grad
uate Of the Naval Academy,
class of 1920. and lis now stationed
at the Post Graduate School at
Annapolis.
Mrs. Frederick Oliver, who has
been visiting Commander and Mrs.
Smith Henpstone in Annapolis.
has joined Captain Oliver and their
two sons in Newport. Captain
Oliver is a, member of the new
class at the Naval War College.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Huffman
and Miss Jane Walker have re-
turned from Chattanooga, Tenn,
where they were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Pound.
Mrs. Max Farrand and Miss
Mary FuIkerson Of Bar Harbor,
Maine. have arrived In Washing
ton. and are staying ct the May
flower for several days.
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SIX ARE INJURED
IN TRAFFIC

After he drove his truck into 8
street car. police say. Roy Padgetk,
81, of Oxon Hill. Nd, was treated
at j hospital ana later arrested,
charged with reckless driving.
Padgett was taken To st. Eliza.
beths Hospital and was treated
for slight head cuts. He was later
held at the Eleventh precinct. Mo-
tOrTnan H Al. Mitchell. So. 0f the
Four-and.a-IIaIf Street car barn, was
treated 1T Episcopal Eye. Ear,
and Throat Hospital for cuts about
the eye. caused by broken glass.
The collision occurred last night
on Nichols Ave-, 8. q.
Henry Al. Saunders, So, of 100
block Bladensburg Rd., M. H., was
taken to Emergency Hospital last
night with possible fracture Of
the left hip, following the collision
of his automobile with another
driven BY Robert III. Evans. OF the
400 block Shepherd ST, Chevy
Chase, Nd, at Connecticut Ave-.
and AIbenar1e st.. N. w
Luther Smith. So. OF Lloyd sta
tion, Va. was slightly injured early
today when he fell from q truck
on which he was riding, at seventh
ST.. and Maryland Ave-. 8. w. He
was taken to Emergency Hospital.
Gertrude Neal. colored, %, Of the
400 block Of sixth Street North
west, was thrown from the auto
mobile in which she was riding,
driven by her husband, James II.
Neal, when 1t cOI1ided with another
car at First and Douglas Streets
Northwest. Meals automobile over
turned, and the injured woman re-
ceived 4 crushed wrist. She was
taken to Freedmen's Hospital.
Consie McFalliarie, colored. 4, Of
IIyattsviIle, Md, fell from her
mothers automobile last night when
the ear was stopped suddenly To
avoid d collision. She was treated
At Freednen,s Hospital for d slight
head cut.
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P u I I N o F I
POPULAR
PAST lME
Spanish Envoy Postpones
Sailing Mile. Claudel
Wedding Date

This seems to Be i year 81
postponenenfe.
Nearly every diplomat who has
planned To 50 To Europe for the
summer has changed his date of
sailing several times. Ambassa.
dors Belgian and French finally
made 3 ship out of New York tn
their respective countries. but
only after various appointed
dates had passed
The latest postponemeat In am.
bassadorial ranks is that of the
Spanish ambassador, Alexandra
Padilla, and his daughters, Mile.
Rosa Padilla and Mile. Maria
Padilla, who were to have sailed
today but who have postponed
their departure until next month
when they win join Nine. Padilla
Ia Spain.
Evidently the attractions 81
the North Shore and Newport are
proving to be an anchor 10 this
side Of the Atlantic.
New Date
And now comes the report ok
another postponement OF the
wedding date Of Mile. Marie An
foinette CiaudeI. daughter 81 the
French Ambassador and Nine
Claudel. This was set for
August Z, but will not take place
until the end Of August.
Mile. Claudel had & wedding
date set for last year, but she
not only postponed this, but even
chose another man, Roger Meuuii-
let, Of Paris, to be the bride.
grnngT1
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G n D N b
AT VAL EY
VIEW
MI and Mrs Ornle Enter.
tain III G alteration Of
Daughter Birthday

Mr.. ana Mrs. James william
Orrne win entertain 8 company
81 young people 1T dance this
evening for their daughter. Miss
Marguerite Ornae in celebration
of the iatter's birthday anniver-
sary.
valley View. the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Orme, n lii q 30.acre
wooded tract on Georgia Avenue.
The house Isl large and oid.fash-
Toned with broad porch cid.
mIrably suited for summer
dance.
There will be about 50 guests
present, among whom will be
Mrs. Thomas Dresser White. wife
of Lieutenant White, u. s.. AL,
ana Mrs. Hubert Ward Bevetfe,
wife 81 Captain Beyetke, q. s. a.
Debut Same Time
both mrs. white and Mrs.
Beyetfe made their debut the
same year with Miss Ornie the
season of 20s,22 Mrs White,
formerly Miss RebelkaIl Lips
comb married and went with
her husband I'd China year
ago. Now she ~ Visiting ner
mother. Mrs. Blaine Lipsconab.
at the Wardrnan Park Hotel for
some weeks before joining Lieu
tenant White III China.
Mrs. Beyette, who was FOR.
nnerIy Miss Idanthea Moffat,
daughter 81 Mrs. Jessis E:lnsrs
son Moffat, married the young
military aide AT the White House.
late In December Tney went.
for ~ honeymoon trip around
the world and returned recently
to washington. where Captain
Beyette II stationed at the Army
War College.
Eastern Shore
Miss Evelyn Walker daughter
81 Mr.. ana Mrs. Harold Walker,
has returned from NonQuitts Mass,
where she was i guest 81 Mrs.
Chester Snow, IL. and has joined
her parents a their summer
home On the eastern Shore of
Maryland.
Mr.. Snow, who arrived III New
York today from Europe, ana Mrs.
Snow will come 70 washington
tomorrow to remain two weeks.
Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Retail Credit Survey
Includes New England

BOSTON. Mass. July %. e.
tail credit survey which the Ds.
partment of Commerce viii shortly
undertake WIN include New Eng.
and This survey u Ii co.opera.
ton with the National retail
Credit Association.
The department has already BE-.
gun its project with survey III
Baltimore and that aueationnaire
viii serve as 4 basis Tor that fo BE-
sent later 10 New Ecnrland md
other parts Of the country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Cunard Heads Valet
Held in Jewel Theft

SYoSSIcT, N. n. July 26.- Robert
Lindsay. 81, English valet employed
~ sir Ashley Sparks. millionaire
head 81 the Cunard Line. was under
arrest today, charged with the
theft OF $4,000 in jewels from his
employers home here on May Is.
According to police, Lindsay has
con fersed. He was arrested after q
New York pawn.broker told police
Lindsay attempted to borrow money
on 4 platinum and diamond ring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
American ENJOY
) Japan i Oh
Visit n [ apitaI

The American Ambassador to-
Japan. Charles MACY eagh, has
arrived iii Washington for a short
stay and Il at The MayfIower
Hotel. From here he will 90 to
New York and then to New
Hampshire Tor q brief visit, after
which he will return to Santa
Barbara. Calf, where he ii spend
ing the summer Lincoln Mac
Veagh, of New York and Con.
necticut has joined the Ambassa.
dor at the MaYfIower.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg entertained the Ambas-
sador 4 dinner informally last
evening Id their home On Nine
teef1th Street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
RAIDERS FIND POLICEMAN

WILMINGTON. July 26.-Police
Sergeant William e. BIackiston has
been suspended and ordered before
the directors OF public safety for a
hearing by Superintendent of Public
Safety George Black. He is charged
with conduct unbecoming an officer
It is alleged that during d raid at
sos Orange st. by Frank E., Haley,
g special officer. Blackiston was
found In the place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Ri. UMB Z RS ON OUTING

ne annual outing Of the Master
numbers Assoc ton of the District
y being held today ST Chapel point.
TAG. DELEGATIONS rom Mary1and
ana Virginia are present as quests.
me . start was made from Peace
monument at o'clock IN an auto.
mobile caravan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Man Crushed 20 Death
Between Two Trucks

ii A1fHFoftToH7. IS u July ST.
Crushed between two heavy trucks
in muddy roadway "a the shore
road 1lear TuckcFton william
Campbell. 50. OF Pleaeantville died
from his injuries A. the Atlantic
city Hospital William Abbott ok
Philadelphia, WAS released N 1850
bail pending investigation Of the
accident. Campbell Was standing
between two trucks Both we're
fnired n Inc mud. Abbott not
realizing that HIS truck Was n
gear. cfanked It. ana II lunEed Tor
ward plnnIug Campbell between the
Two.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
El'AppER SHOCKED

NEWPORT. KY. July 2s.-Light-
ming may be directed against the
f1apper idea. While Miss Geneva
MAYER, II. was powering her nose
at home here, lightning struck her
vanity case and knocked Il from
her hand. Miss Mayer, her sister.
elizabeth, and Miss Violet Miller,
their guest, were shocked.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
LEWIS GRADUATION

Graduation exercises Of the Lewis
Hotel Training Schools and the Lewis
Tea Room Institute will be held to.
night ait Sis o'clock In the small
ballroom OF the Willard Hotel The
classes graduating are 80, and a. in
hotel MANAGEMENT.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Bridge Luncheon

Miss Madeleine Speer entertained
at luncheon, followed BY bridge
yesterday at the Congressional
Country Club, when her guests
we're Mrs. Charles Sllreve, Mrs.
Kenneth Clark. Mrs. Marvin Rex
rode. Mrs. Clarence sarto. Mrs.
Joseph Sheppard, Mrs. Ralph Pot
ter, Mrs. Raymond Moore, Mrs.
John Cook, Mrs. Raymond New
man Mrs. Charles Miller, jr.; Mrs.
Ira Speer, Mrs. Edwin Schnei-
Ger, Mrs Frank ShortalI, Mrs.
Ralph Moore, Mrs. Heber Rice,
Mrs Andrew Hutterly Mrs. Ivan
Weld, Mrs. AsIIin Colton Mrs.
Robert VIM, Mrs. n. Il. Wheeler,
Mrs. Leslie Goodbar, Miss Mildred
CHM and Miss Evelyn Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones
are at the Weylin Hotel. New
York
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/ NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY FOLK
Woman, Scribe Journeys to California
IL Search Of Magazine Material
MISS MARGUERITE
ORME

Will celebrate her birth
day anniversary with 4
dance this evening st Val
ley View the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William j Orme, On
Georgia Avenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Nine. UOn LelUinski
LeaUes With Children
For Visit III Germany

Nine. Won I.ewinsIkI. wife o. the
German consul general ii New
York, has closed her house Oh six
feenth Street, and with her son.
and daughter. Roy Won LewinsIkf
and Miss Inger Won Lewinsld, will
sail from New York Saturday on
the Hamburg for Berlin. They viii
later visit Paris and will sail on
the Bremen september On their
return trip to New York III. ron
LewinsIsi Is not accompanying
ft4nx4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-26
Cruising

capt. F'rederico ViIlar. naval At
tache 81 the Brazilian embassy, ii.
cruising with Col. Robert Thonnp
son on his houseboaf, the Ever
glades. along the coast. Colonel
Thompson Is entertaining 4 party
for the cruise which will be as far
north ais Canada. Captain ViIIar
will return to washington the end
Of next week.
4 NJ ~
DR.. and Mrs. ID. G. Fraser of
Scotland, are making an extended
stay at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Others at the Grace Dodge include
Miss Edith Anderson. 81 More
combe. England and Miss Isabelle
+. Creighton. Of Honolulu. Hawaii
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Mrs. Frances Parkinson
Keyes Will Pass Several
Weeks in Los Angeles

W GekS IN Los tALLg CAS
Mrs. Francis Parkinson
Keyes is putting il q siren
nous summer, after having
had q more strenuous win
ter ii Washington. No soon
81 had she taken the last
note OH tie Democratic Com
venfion IL Houston than she
sped away to California to
BET more writing material
for the several magazines she
keeps supplied with articles
about the world 5 activities
hither and yon
Mrs. Reyes will be "a Los
Angeles 8 few weeks longer.
And then she will take A
little vacation as the guest Of
her longtime friend Kath-
leen Norris. ut her ranch iii
California. From there she
win 81 to Palo Alto, Calf,
to Be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Hoover
Wearied
This very energetic woman ad-
nitted being somewhat weatied
with two national conventions
behind her, upon her arrival
"a Los Angeles.
IN official life the writer -
known as Mrs. Henry Wilder
Zeves. wife Of Senator Reyes
Sc New Hampshire. But she
IL Oh working trip tn 90 ll-S
2ornia, SIS IL is appropriate to
use the first appel tioIl.
III hollywood, Mrs. Keyea Was
entertained at dinner one eve
ning By Miss Mayn1e Ober Peak
formerly Of yVashing ton, who has
spent the last few years Hi Cali
ADE t4tU - sLgAA = 80 te4SAA - -
Boston Globe
Talking
Miss Marion Parkhsirst. for.
xaerIy Of Washin ton. was also
present st the dinner So the
three had long period Of remi-
niscfng ana newsga fIaering from
Mrs. Reyes. Miss Peak has been
making her home at the Studio
Club ii Hollywood for two years
81 naorein the center cf The
motion picture world.
Ranking Guest
The minister IF Persia. Mira
Davoud Khan Meftah, was the
ranking guest at dinner given
last night At the Chevy Chase
Club BY DR.. and Mrs. MacP herson
Crichton In honor of Sir Charles
Ross. of Scotland There were rs
guests. DR.. and Mrs. Crichton viii
50 to New York the first Of next
week 70 san August for Europe.
The Counselor Of the Peruvian
Embassy ana Senora de Gonzalez
Prada, who have been motoring
ii Europe for several months, are
now IN Paris. They will sal for
this country on the lie de France
and viii arrive IN. Washing ton the
middle Of August.
The secretary Of the legation Of
the Irish Free State. william ].
B. Macauley, left today for a.
weeks visit on the North Shore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
Easterwood VIII
Be Honor Guest
OfAirrnen Club

HARLINGEN. March 12-.W. =
E~asterwood. Jr., wealthy business
man Of Dallas. and enthusiastir avi.-
ton hacker who hung up S5O.000 rash
as a prize for the first Dallas u
Hongkong flight. will be TIE cuast
Ok honor az a dinner Of the VaIiev
Aero club in the Reese-WiI-NorS
hotel on the evening Of March *
The Valley Aero club is comnoso5
OF airmen, prospective airmen ara
others interested in aviation on
lect OF the organization a "a fosta-
flying IN the Valley and IN brinr;ra
MT; Easterwood to the Valley ~
club expects to arouse great inter-
est. inter-
Parker D. Cramer, re-presertst,v.
for Texas Of the department Of eows
merce. aviation bureau. is ernss.as
70 attend the dinner also. NJ
Sramer is the official who ;sxra.
licenses 70 pilots and commer-;.i
planes and keeps a federal chsct -
flying activities in Texas
Jack Thompson Of HarIirvar =.
president Of the Aero club. JssSe NJ
y an Law viii be POSTMASTER A. .hs
Wednesday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12

in good health and since then / 20
for a bottle of the Discovery Just
as soon as l begin to 20 down in
health. IL is a wonderful tonic."-
G.. w. Wagnon, 930-7th st.
All dealers Large bottles, Liquid
$1.35; Tablets $1.35 and Csc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
SCHLEY BUSY
ONPORTPLAN
Report Will BE Filed
With Board Before
March 80

Colonel ]. L. Schley, district en-
gineer, will file his report and re-
concentrations on the Point Isabel
harbor project before March 30. "A
telegram to this effect vas received
last week by Congressman JchE ~
Garner who had telegraphed TO
Colonel Schley urging that the re-
port be filed at the earliest pos
sibie date.
In his telegram 10 Congressman
Garner, Colonel Schley stated: IL
have received your telegram Of Feb
ruary 20 relative TO the report on
Brazos island harbor, and ! wish 70
assure you that / am doing every
thing possible to rush the studies
and complete the report at the ear
hest possible date. In answer TO a
telegram Of inquiry from the chief Of
engineers. I estimated that this re-
port would be forwarded about
March 80. ! hope that / shall be
able TO complete IL before that date
Every harbor on the Texas Gulf
coast has requested TO board CT army
engineers to authorize various alter
ations and improvements and the
district engineers office is swamped
with work in preparing reports on
he various projects Colonel Schley.
acting under the Instructions Of
General Jadwin, is giving the Point
Isabel project precedence. II. B.
Creager. chairman of the Valley port
committee. will be informed by
Colonel Schley as soon as the report
and recommendations are completed
and ready for filing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
Hardware Firm, to
Build at Mission

MISSION, March 12.-Plans are
about complete for the erection Of a
large brick building on Tenth street
by the Brooks Hardware company.
The building will be so feet wide by
$50 feet in depth. and will be located
at the rear Of what is known as the
Boston store; will have a modern en-
trance 70 Terth street, and will have
a plate glass front.
The Brooks Hardware company Is
planning 10 move into their building.
now occupied by the Boston store.
and the Stephens Realty company.
after remodelling, and will use the
new structure on Tenth street for
warehouse purposes. The second
story Of the old building will be re-
modelled into first-class office quar-
tiers.
The Central Power & Light com
pany will move into one-half of the
Duffie building. now occupied BY the
Brooks Hardware company, while
the Stephens Realty company's Of
fees will be moved to the other half.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
TEACHERSOF
STARR MEET
Rural School Contests
Staged With ALI
Day Farley

RIO GRANDE CITY. March ~
An all-day meeting of the rural
teachers Of Starr county was held
here Saturday, with Mrs. Florence J.
Scott, county superintendent, in
charge.
The morning session was devoted
10 student activities with seventy
pupils participating in contests in
dramatization, JUNIOR and senior dec
lamation. essay and debate.
The San Isidro school won first
place in debate, junior and senior
defamation; Roma and Las Saenz
schools tied for first place in dra-
mEtization; and Las Saenz school
won first place in essay writing.
Judges were selected from men,
bers of the Lions and Woman's clubs
OF this city. These clubs also do
mated the prize awards for winners
of first place in each entry.
AT the afternoon session, DR.. Jere-
miah Rhodes. director of education,
Edinburg junior college; DR.. j.. G..
Anderson. state health officer, and
Y. NJ. Ehlers, state health depart
ment, were special guests and each
made an address. TO the teachers and
a number of visitors present. DR..
Malone. Hidalgo county health Off
Ger, spoke briefly on the work in
Hidalgo county.
Arrangements were made for all
county teachers 10 attend South
Texas State Teachers meeting at
Brownsville. March 80. All schools
Will be closed for this purpose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
GARNERLEADS
IN FIGHT FOR
ONION TARIFF
Northern and Southern
Growers Express
Appreciation For Eff
forts of Texan

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 12.-
II the onion growers Of the United
States secure an increase in the
onion tariff it win be largely due to
the efforts Of Representative John NJ.
Garner Of the Fifteenth Texas dis
trict, is the assertion Of scores Of
onion growers who have been in
Washington to appear before the
tariff commission.
Congressman Gamers district in
cludes the famous Rio Grande Valley
and the Laredo and Winter Garden
onion growing sections, and in an
address before the commission he
outlined the necessity which exists
for an increase in the schedules,
stating that the Northern and South
ern onion growers had no protection
against the cheap labor of Spain and
Italy, and that low water rates made
il possible for the onion growers Of
those countries to market their pro-
duction in the United States at a
price lower than the cost Of produc-
tion in this country.
]. G. Sullivan and r. W. Pulliam.
Crystal City, Texas, onion growers,
expressed their appreciation of Con-
gress man Gamers efforts in the
following letter:
I'VE, the undersigned, who repre-
scented the South Texas Onion Grow
ers in Washington before the tariff
comission, wish TO take this means Of
expressing TO you cur appreciation
for the many courtesies which you
extended us, more especially do we
wish to thank you for the good talk
that you made before the tariff ccm-
mission indorsing our move for a
higher tariff on onions, and We feel
IL we get this tariff, that to a great
extent you will be one Of the main
cnes 70 put IL over This opinion we
feel sure is shared by the onion
growers CT the United States. as in
our meetings in Washington you
we're referred to repeatedly by the
northern onion growers as the mar
that had always been willing and
ready to assist them in preparing
their case.
at is a pleasure for US fellows in
one of the sparsely settled districts
Of the United States 10 realize that
we have for our Representative in
Washington one Of the most. IL not
the most influential men Of congress
representing this district"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
McAnen Growth
Cited In Plea For
New P. Building

McALLEN. March 12.-0wing to
increase in business at the local post
office ID is impossible TO handle the
mail properly in the present quar-
tiers. according 20 o. r. archer. pres
ident Of the local chamber Of com
merce. Mr.. Archer has prepared q
report showing the increases owe a
period of years TO be used in a cam
paign for a new federal building.
The report shows the population
in 1920 as 533S and 10000 in 1927;
telephone connections 1920 four and
s75 in 1927; in 1927. 1898 electric
meters and 1173 water meters are
now in the homes Of residents as
compared with none in the year
1920. The report of Mr.. Archer
along with letters from the mayor.
postmaster, and others interested as
we'll as a letter from r. b. Creager
Of Brownsville, republican national
committeeman, are 20 be carried to
Washington with the hope Of secur-
ing a new federal building for Nc
Allen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
Little Theater
Play Slated For
Mercedes People

MERCEDES. March l2.@On Fri
day, March %. the Little Theater de-
partment of the Valley Federation
OF Womens clubs will present their
first program in Mercedes at the
junior high school auditorium. This
VIII De the first Of a series of three
programs which will Be presented
m every city in the Valley where
there is a club which is a member
Of the federation.
The first entertainment will con-
slst Of sketches from James Rarrv'a
play, What Every Woman Know =
by Mrs kathryn Mccoy, a eroup IL
readings taken from Booth Tarkinr-
tons -Penrod" series BY Mrs. Doro-
thy Phillips; and musical numbers
oy Mrs. H. E. Hager of Mercedes
Mrs. H. H. Kidder of San Juan and
farks Goody of Weslaco. This fir~t
entertainment is under the direction
Of Mrs. Mccoy Of La Feria.
Three one-act PLAYS will corno.a
the second program, the date ~ ~
announced later. Miss Lorene Mo-
row OF Mercedes, will direct ona
Mrs. A. MeAskill of Weslaco another
and Mrs. Mccoy the third.
Inc third program will faaf,ra
seventh Heaven" with an all-VaI-
ley cast. in which Miss Lorene Me-
low oI Mercedes will take the lead