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| Marshall Orme Exnicious, Mr. Robert
N. Harper. Mr.. Eugene Myer, jr. Mr..
Barry Mohun, Mr.. Frank B, Noyes. Mr..
Frederick NJ Bradley. Mr.. Fontaine c.
Bradley, DR.. Stanley Rinehart. Mai.
Ennalls Waggaman and Mr.. Frederic
LeClercq.
The Fashion Show, with a number of
we'll known girls of society as models.
will be at dinner time tomorrow and
Saturday night at the Club st. Marks
Mime. Crlova, who was with the
shanghai Gesture. has charge of the
show. She will exhibit one OF the
shanghai Gesture" robes. and the girls
who will be the models are; Miss Betty
Hartung. Miss Florence Wetherill, Miss
Rebecca Davidson. Miss Alice Abadie,
Miss jeanette Hume, Miss Margaret
Berry, Miss Betty Alexander. Miss
Elaine Graham and Miss Virginia
Minnigerode.
DR.. James j. Hogan of Vallejo. Calf,
gave a dinner last evening in the rose
room of the Hotel Roosevelt In honor
of Comdr LuciuS w Johnson, operating
surgeon at Naval Hospital. who will
leave May | to assume his new duties
in charge of the Surgical Section of the
Navy Department in Hayti Comdr.
Johnson has been in charge of the
surgery at the Naval Medical Hospital.
and has been teacher of surgery at the
Naval Medical School for the past three
wears. He will leave a score of friends
both In the service and in official life
in Washington. who will regret his
departure for Hayti.
Among the guests we're: Rear Admiral
Cary T. GraySon. Rear Admiral Edward
r. Stitt. Rear Admiral A. NJ d. Me-
Cormick. Capt r. NJ. Kennedy. Can't.
Charles f. RIGGS, Capt Frank c. Cook,
Capt. Arthur w. Dunbar. Capt. James
c. Pryor. Capt E. ]. Grow, Can't.
Charles S. St j. Butler. Capt. J. M.
Brister. Capt Charles NJ. Oman. Can't.
]. A. Randall. Capt Harold w Smith
Capt David c. Gather. Comdr. Charles
W. O. Bunker, Comdr, Walter A. Bloc
dorm. Comdr. Luther Sheldon. jr.;
Comdr. Robert G. Davis. Lieut. Comdr
J, c. Parham, Lieut.. Comdr. G. w.
Calver, Lieut.. Comdr j. r. Boone
Lieut.. Comdr. John Harper. Lieut.
Comdr. E. A. M Gendreau. Lieut.
Comdr. W. ]. c. Agnew. Lieut.. Comdr
Ross T. Mcintyre. Lieut., Comdr.
Charles l.. Oliphant, Comdr. Leon
Martin. Comdr. l., c. williams, Lieut.
Comdr. J. E. McAlpin, DR.. Dean D.
Lewis of Baltimore. DR.. J. j. Mondell
DR.. George Tribe, DR.. H. F. Strine and
Mr.. j. c. Mulcare of California.
Mrs. Emmett o'Neal of Birmingham.
Ala, is at the New Willard this week
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY 12 1928

Willard. are Representative A. Piatt
Andrews. who will be one of the speak
ers. DR.. w. II. 8. Demarest and DR..
Latane Will also be speakers and the
program OF music will include solos by
Miss Mable Myhers, dramatic soprano.
Others who have made reservations are
Mr.. and Mrs. Demarest LLOYD. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rolfe Boiling, DR.. and Mrs Nicho-
las Dachiell, Mr.. Hubert Rex. johnson
Mr.. David st. Pierre Gaillard, MIR. John
Cabell Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Herrick. Mr.. Henry Latane Lewis. Mr..
Alexander Sidney Lanier, Mr.. Lynch
Luquer. Miss Sophie Casey, DR.. Adams
McAllister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
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Providence Hospital
Benefit This Evening.

Benefit This Evening.
Providence Hospital Alumnae Associ-
alton will hold a dance and card party
this evening. at Meridian Mansions for
the benefit of the nurses relief fund
The following are included in the list
of patrons and patronesses: Ambas-
sador of Mexico and Sonora de Tellez
Miss Mabel Boardman, DR.. and Mrs
c. G. Marbury, DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Kelly,
DR.. and Mrs. p. Hickling Mr.. j. j.
Mundell, Mr.. F. Schrieber, Mr.. r. Mac
Quillan, Mr.. j. j. Cahill, jr.; DR., and
Mrs. E. Horgan, DR.. and Mrs. C. S
White. DR.. and Mrs. Paul Pitzki. DR..
and Mrs. w. F. ODonnel, DR.. and Mrs
c. Billiard, DR.. and Mrs. Louis
Lehr, Dr. and Mrs. J. Fadeley,
DR.. and Mrs. G. Leadbetter. DR.. and
Mrs. F.. Sanderson, DR.. and Mrs. c.
Liebell. DR.. and Mrs. r. Coulon, DR..
and Mrs r. Osborne, Dr. and Mrs. j
O'Keefe, DR.. and Mrs r. Higgins, DR..
and Mrs. c. Murphy, DR.. and Mrs. H
Jaeger, DR.. and Mrs. r. Holden, DR.
and Mrs. Benjamin Iden, Mr.. j. Flynn
DR.. A. Valentine, DR.. T. Moody. DR.. G.
c. Caylor. Dr. f. Cole, DR.. E. Shepherd.
Mrs. j. Ryan and Mrs. J. Dorsey. Miss
M. OLane is secretary.
Mrs. E, K. Norris who Is In charge OF
the transportation of supplies for the
Bryn Mawr book sale to be held today
tomorrow and Saturday at 1910 Con-
necticut avenue for the benefit of the
regional scholarship fund. has obtained
tables through the courtesy of the Ma
rine Corps. Among those who have
kindly contributed books are Nine
Yung-Kwai. wife of the counselor of the
Chinese legation: Mrs. Frederick Park
hurst, Mrs. John II. Jouett, Miss Mar
garet Wylie and Mrs. Norman Smith.
Epsilon Chapter of the Kappa Beta Pi
Legal Sorority will entertain for woman
students of the freshman class at the
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Washington College of Law at the home
of Miss Marion l.. Hines tomorrow eve
ming.
The Art Promoters Club will have an
informal social evening tomorrow. be-
ginning with dinner at 7 o'clock In the
clubrooms in the Hotel Dupont, fol-
lowed by program of American jazz by
special entertainer, at 8:15 o'clock.
in the club studio at l401 Twentieth
street northwest. Viktor Flambeau will
be host and no cards have been issued.
Among those who have made reserya-
tions for the annual banquet of the
Huguenot Society of Washington, which
will be given Saturday evening In the
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for the convention OF the League OF
the American Penwomen.
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Roberts Of Phila-
dclphia are passing the Easter season
ut the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mayo OF Bos-
ton are making an extended stay at the
Grace Dodge Hotel
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Miss Mae Henriette Vance has as her
guest in her home in Chevy Chase Mrs.
d, H. Martin, a delegate to the League
of American Pen Women.
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Mrs. Samuel j. Henry. accompanied
by Miss Adelaide Henry and Mr.. Samuel
J. Henry. Ir. has gone to Hot Springs
where they will be at the Homestead
for an indefinite Stav,
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Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence r, Wilder
have taken the residence at 2306
Massachusetts, avenue. on Sheridan Cir
Gle, for the season and are now in pos
session.
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Mrs. William A. Barber Of New York
10 the guest for a few days of her
mother, Mrs. F. E. Gorton, on Lamont
street.
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Mrs C. N. Atwater has as her guest
in her apartment. in the Woburn. at
1910 Kalorama road. Mrs, q. A. Mack
inson. wife of the United States consul
at Lima, Peru.
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Mrs. Thomas L, Hume left today for
Pittsburgh to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Louis Wainwright voigt. fcraerly Miss
Virginia Hume, who has Just returned
from two-month cruise in the Medi-
terTaNean
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Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Maher Of New
York are spending the week at the Hay
Adams House, and are accompanied by
Mrs. Charles T. Palmer of Stamford,
Conn.
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Miss Lisle Turner of Sweet Briar Coll
lege is the guest of DR., and Mrs. W. r.
Moulden, in their home, at 34ol Lowell
street, Cleveland Park.
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Mrs. S. ,Greenhoot of Escanaba,
Mich. has arrived to visit her son-in-
law and daughter. DR. and Mrs. M. B.
Fisher, at 270o Connecticut avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Porter H. Adams have
rs their guest at the Hay-Adams House,
where they make their home, Mr.
Adams mother, Mrs. Charles A. Adams
OF Brookline, Mass.
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Mrs. Emmett O'Neal of Birmingham,
Ala. is at the New Willard this week
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Miss H. Marjorie Wilson of East Or
ange. N. J.. is spending the week at the
Grace Dodge Hotel With her is Miss
Edith Menet of Orange, N. j.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

Mrs George Thatcher Guernsey of
independence. Kans., who Is st the
willard. was hostess at dinner there last
evening.
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a bir barbecue dinner on Thanksgiy,

a biz barbecue dinner on Thanksgiv-
ing Day at the Gill ranch in the
northern part of the county. DR.. and
Mrs. C. D. E~pprirht, Mr.. and Mrs.
LanEham, Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart,
Mrs Jones and Vim. Francie were
among the guests.
Mrs. Claire r. Pollard, county
superintendent of schools of Mata-
Forda county. is spending the week
here NJ the home of her sister, Mrs.
&. ID. Eppricht and family.
Mrs. $. r. Keith returned home
Sunday evening from a visit to Aus
:in. spending some time at the home
Of Mrs. George Speer and daughter,
Miss Juanita.
Mrs. VIM. Waite and son. Billy,
Jr.. arc here from Weslaco. visiting
NJ the home of Mrs. Waitc's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Hargrove.
Or. and Mrs. Burnett and son.
Thomas. spent the weekend in Aus
tin with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Frucnd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold have return
ed 10 their home in Aqua Drlce aft
or a pleasant visit at the I. J. Wright
nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McHenry and
family and Mrs. Burgoon spent Sun
day in Donna with Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI. Sturgeon and
family have come from their home
IN Buffalo. Mo-, To spend the win r
~ the valley, and are now located
On ast 18th street here.
Miss Mary McDonsId was \ win
ner Of several prizes IL the art
booth at the Harrington fair.
J. y. Lockhart and n. II. Ewing
have been IN Brownsville this week
on the petit jury.
u. +. Coppic returned Tuesday
evening from Dallas and san An
tonic.
The Girl Reserve held their reg.
uIsr cabinet meeting last week At
the home of Miss katherine Kohler.
Miss Alice Bourman. who has
hecn N 2 very serious condition the
last three weeks. Is gradually re-
covering her health again.
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MERCEDES
RESERVE


The local Girl Reserve Council
spent a pleasant evening in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Kern on We'd.
nesday evening when they were
guests at a buffet luncheon with
Miss Mary Lee Kern, who is a mem.
Der of the council. as hostess. The
regular routine Of business was
gone through with Miss Grace Hook.
ing, Girl Reserve secretary. making
q talk. Miss Hildegarde Manske and
Miss Mildred Schubert. sponsors. and
members cf the Mercedes school fac
uity. were present. The Girl Re-
serve Council members who were
present included Misses Harriet
hausmann, Fay Dell McAdams. Mar
garet Pierce. Catherine Commons,
Ruth Wood. Estelle Nann. Martha
1~earwood, Elsie Smith n AzaIcc
Patrick.
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terer made high scores in the games.
Refreshments followed the games
covers being placed for Misses Lenore
and Emma Rcistercr, Nelma Fossler,
Esther Marosc. Selma Langkopp.
LYDIA Eilts. Elizabeth Karle and
Oscar DUDE. Raymond Stern. Jacob
Fossler. Marcus and Walter Ellis
and Alvin Reisterer.
DINNER PARTY
A pretty courtesy Of Monday eve
ming was the dinner party given by
Mrs. Martin Borchelt in honor or
her husbands birthday: ASters and
chrysanthcmumS were used for floral
decorations. After dinner ~pinorhlc
was played.
The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mattmiller and son.
Charles. Of wcslaco. Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. ]. Drckfe and daughter. Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Borchelt and
sons. Charles and Henry. Erie Bcr-
chclt and Miss Ella Rorchelt.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Louk Of Meal
len spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rabb Of
Brownsville visited Mrs. Personals
Wednesday.
Mrs. Starck Of Brownsville and Ed
die Starck Of San Bcnito were
Thanksgiving visitors OF Mrs. Per-
sonius.
Miss Margaret Craddock spent the
holidays AZ San Renito.
Mr.. A%tterbcrry OF Mercedes spent
Thursday here. He was accompanied
home by his niece, Miss Elizabeth
Allen who spent the weekend there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Personius and Miss
Fcia Champion were visitors IN Har-
lingen Friday.
Mrs. J. o. Duncan and daughters,
Nina and Dorothy, Of E~dlnburg. we're
visitors here during THANKSGIVING.
Mrs. Personius, Misses Elizabeth
Allen. Pauline Hawks ard Margaret
Craddock were in Mercedes Wedncs-
day.
Mr.. rersoniuz and Miss Fcla Cham
pion were business visitors IN Mer-
codes Thursday.
Mrs. Hughes had a telegram We'd
nesday from California, saying her
father had just passed away.
William Duncan had the misfor-
tune to fail Tuesday and injure his
leg.
X. NJ. SAMSON, Jr., and son Byron.
Ill and Moore Mathews spent the
weekend hunting on the coast. Mrs.
SAMSON and Elizabeth spent the week
end with Mrs. Mathews.
Rev. Crowder Of Primcra. the now
I NF..L-1s-. u-~s- FfFl-I L. x-u.fww
appointments here Sunday morning
and evening.
Norman Dongees was in Browns
willie Monday afternoon.
Miss Thelma Rowe ~ Fdinburg
spent the holidays with her parents
here.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Davis spent the
holidays at Bishop with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Foster. They were accom-
panied as far as Falfurrias BY Mrs.
@. r. Smith and daughter, who Wis
tied their daughter and sister there.
Miss Annie louise Craddock Of
San Benito spent Thanksgiving with
her sister. Miss Margaret Craddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weller Of H@r-
lingen spent Thanksgiving day here
as guests or Miss Annie Smith. They
were accompanied home by Miss
Smith who spent the remaining hol-
idays there.
Rev. Crowder and wife and son of
Primcra spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Shipley.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Kaiser were
dinner guests ~ Mr.. Morrison in
Matamoros Sunday.
Mrs. J.. F. Mock. n. F. Kaiser and
J. c. Davis were in Mercedes shop
ping Tuesday.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Calder and
little daughter of R%aymondville were
guests II Col. and Mrs. 5. NJ. Duffie
Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Mathis left Monday eve
ming for Lexington. this state. 10
visit her sister. Mrs. Hitchcock and
family in that town.
Col. and Mrs. :. VI. Duffie were
Sunday evening dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. s. \. Hardin at the home
of Mrs. Riley in San Juan.
Misses Leone and Ruth Walling
and Creighton Close returned Mon
day from a visit in Austin. M the
home Of Mrs. George Spcer and 9TH
or trends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kmimell and
Thomas Acaton. the former from
Harrington and the latter from Nor
ton, KAN visited on Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Close here.
Miss Dorothy Parker has left for
her house in Lorain. Ohio. after a
pleasant visit here with her sister.
Mrs. Herbert JcffricS.
Tom Gill and y. n. Daniels served
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WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON

Mrs. Iceland Matthews vas host
esS TO the Wednesday Afternoon
Brlage club at her home on South
ONO avenue. Pink roses made prct-
~ floral decoration, in addition 70
grecneries.
Mrs. v. n. Holme scored high
among the members and Mrs. II. r.
Bennett among the guests. Mrs.
James Howe scored for consolation,
nc regular club members were
present and 2 few invited ruc-tr
which included Mrs. y. ". DeCcll
Mrs. y. O. Jacobs. Mrs. n. ". Allen
Mrs. n. Seger, Mrs. n. f.. Bennet,
and Mrs. Nolmer Roberts.
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TO GIVE PLAY

The PIT. A. Or North Mission
will give 4 play entitled Three Wise
Fools III tho Wilson auditorium the
middle N this month. This orcani-
cation has been very active the past
sevcral years. bcisg one OF tho rrrst
in tho Valley. and serving hundreds
II meals every week 70 the school
children in the cafeteria.
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COTERIE CLUR

inc Coteric club enjoyed a pleas.
ant afternoon NJ their regular club
meeting on Wednesday. with Mr.
William Copeland. Three tables Of
players formed the personnel for
auction bridge with Mrs. William
nlrhpatrIck scoring high and Mrs,
NJ. \. Hughes scoring for consola-
ton.
= tempting refreshment course
followed the games.
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ORnINkI GLE

Mrs. John T.. Waite was hostess
20 the membership Of the Oroinki
bridge club this week. with q two
table personnel. Mr.. n. II. Rankin
was high score winner. and n lovely
salad course was served hy the
hostess after tho game. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Rankin. Thies.
Dohrn, Bridge. Parrish. Ewers,
Plylcr, besides the hostess.
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MRS. CALDw HOSTESS

MIS-. u. ]. CALDWELL vas hostess
to the Wednesday bridge club this
week, with an afternoon affair in
which three tables Of players par
ticip1ted. Out M club guests we're
Mr.. N. VI. Armstrong. Mrs. James
Gilictt. Mrs. n. r. Congdon and Mrs.
". a. Wolverton.
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SANTA MARIA j..
ALL-DAl MEETING
.bdhsN

2 Baptlst Missionary society
met AZ the home Of Mrs. y. q. Davis
Monday for an all-day meeting. Each
lady brought n covered dish and a,
inc noon hour dinner was served
ne teachers came during the lunch
hour. The regular program was car.
rlcd out IN the afternoon. Seven
members and three visitors 49,.
present. The next meeting will BE-
h'Ia ~ the home IF Mrs. SAMSON.
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Tuesday

Mrs. T. IL. Burnett was hostess -
al her home on East Tenth street
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
this week with a two-tablc affair.
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CLUB STUDIES X

American Art was the subject for
the program az the meeting Of the
~Raymondvillc Woman's club Tuesday
afternoon. A paper on Texas art
and Texas artists was read by Mrs.
NJ. r.. Corhctt, which was very inter
esting. Mrs. +. l.. Bradley gave a
talk on art as applied TO utilities in
the home, in which she stressed beau
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' Of form, color and design through

ty Of form, color and design through
out the house. In conclusion she
exhibited a collection Of reproduce
tons from some or our foremost
American artists. II was announced
that the Cook Book" brim full Of
recipes from Raymondville's own
favorite cooks. will soon he placed
sale Of which will 60 to the club
building fund.
SCISSORS ENTERTAIN
MIR. and Mrs. Hays Scissor enter
tanned Wednesday Night Bridge club
al their home on West Hidalgo ave-
nue.. Those in attendance included
Mcrrs. and Mesdames Lamar Gill, III.
A. White. NJ. III. Dreyer. G. VI. Ken
edy. c. J. Scott, Abe Wise, Archie
Clark, r. b. Burton. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Scott carried off all honors.
Mrs. Scott winning first prize for
ladies and Mr.. Scott first prize for
men. The refreshments were best
yet pumpkin pie, with whipped cream
and coffee.
CHICKEN DINNER
MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Munroc enter
tanned thirty guests mt their home
IN Lee Heights last Sunday with a
chicken dinner. The occasion was ii
honor of the birthdays Of their
daughters. Misses Gladys and Will
lie. whose birthdays fall on the same
day. although they are 0 twins.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u
Holman. Mrs. "A. a. Parker and Mrs.
u. ", Heath all of Seminole. Okla;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heath, Mrs. r.
II. Smith Of San Perlita. Hobart Jes-
sic Of Wcslaco, Mrs. G. l.. Clark and
family Of Pharr. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Cummins, Miss Dorothy Nath and
Mrs. II. n. Story Of R~aymondvillc.
PERSONALS
Mrs. s. 7. Dodge of Corpus Christi
is here the guest Of her sons, r. G..
and s. &. Dodge and families.
y. Il. Johnson returned Wednesday
from q business trip to Houston.
Judge and Mrs. W. n. Mead, zc-
%comrlnied by Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Sa-
bin and Verne Sabin. spent Sunday
at Point Isabel and Matamoros.
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PROFESSIONAL WOMEN

The local Business and Profess
sional Women's club met a. the Lone
Palm tcaroom Tuesday evening. The
president. Miss Ethel feathers. made
several appointments. including that
Of Miss Edna Broyles, who was APP
pointed chairman OF social commit
tee, in the place of Miss Sunshine
Garrison, who has resigned. The
club il also making plans for 2
Christmas bridge affair In the near
future.
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CITY FEDERATION

The City Federation of clubs INST
on Monday morning az tho city hall,
with Mrs. Edward O~ppcnhcimcr act
ing as presiding officer, Mrs. J.. \.
Card as recording secretary, and .iX
Of the local clubs represented by del
cgations. The question Of amending
the constitution came up Tor dis
c~ussion, and tho decision was made
10 change the date of meeting 20 the
second Wednesday in tho month in
stead Of the first Monday. The city
Identification question was dis
cussed but no action taken At this
meeting.
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Study OPERA

Tie regular meeting date ni nc
~ oman's Tuesday club took place ~
the handsome and roomy home OF
Mrs. Ralph Dimmick, that lady Of
fering her home and the use oi her
Grand piano to Mrs. n. II. Ewing, the
rostess for the day.
The topic for INC afternoon lesson
was an opera, "Thc Canterbury Phi
rrims,' and Mrs. Earl stewart was
he leader. assisted by the Nesdames
Dimmick, Hardin and rolhemus IN
ar excellent presentation cf 2 some
what difficult program. Mrs. stew
art read certain portions "a this
charming opera selection. Mesdames
Hardin and DimRick assisting at The
piano, the ladies with Mrs. Polhemus
giving several vocal solos, duets and
trios. Among the out-of-club guests
were the McSdamcs Caldwell, Carl,
rruitt. Dewald, Wood, Webb, n. X.
Card, Dohrn, Mckinnon. Pollard
Ash, Strong. Humason, Hall Polhe-
nus and Pcavy and two high school
seniors, Misses Vivian Card and Lii
liam Mayberry.
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Inc annual Thanksgiving conmyr.
,lN dinner vss held a. the scboo.
house Thursday All repor. rIsntt
- good things to cat and = pleasant
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TWO-TABL.E PARTY

Mrs. Lena Field was hostess 10 2
two-tahlc bridge party on Monday
evening AZ her home, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roman 4. Wood, Mrs. Lucille
Smith. MrMs. Esther Ferguson ana
Roger BIalock, and the Messrs.
Sehode and Prosser from McAilen as
gGests, Mrs. Smith winning hlgh
score. as did Mr.. Wood.
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Mrs. Herbert Jetfrics was hostess
to the T.. r. o. chapter At her home
IN North Mission Friday. Mrs. II. =.
smith being the president in charge
NJ the business session, the usual
routine or which was conducted.
Mrs. A. NJ. A. Picker was lesson
leader, the study period being de-
voted 20 the novel Red Rust the
Gene Of which is laid in Minnesota,
tho great northwest wheat state, and
4 very interesting lesson was the re-
ault nc much study M the part cl
tho lradcr.
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ELECT DELEGATES

ELECT DELEGATES
The Delphian chapter met IN the
social room of the church on Friday
afternoon with Mrs. ]! G.. Hill ~
presiding officer. a part Of the busi-
ness session being devoted 70 the
election Of delegates TO the Valley
Federation meeting in La Feria on
the llth Of this month, Mesdamcs
Hill, George Agnew and John Gait
ling being chosen as representatives
NJ this chapter. Mrs. a. j. Caldwell
gave 4 resume Of the last lesson
study. Mrs. 5. N. Duffie, leader for
the days program, was assisted by
the Mrsdamcs Agncw, Hill. Gattling
and iliott. Figures Of Italian Re-
~naissancc" was the topic for the day.
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RAYMONDNILLE

HONOR MRS. SABIN
Mrs. T.. i. Sanders entertained
with eight tables Of bridge in the