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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Phone Number
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY

MONDAY
Womens Auxiliary Of Presbyterian Church will meet at $3.50 r. m.
Monday in circles a follows: Circle No. ! with Miss Florence Bell,
Fourth and st. Charles Street. Circle No. 2 with Mrs. H. H. Banker on
highway. Circle No. 3 with Mrs w. J.. Conklin, los ST. Charles.
Circle No. 1 Of the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church will
meet at $500 p. m. with Mrs. L. S. Bourne. 3l5 10th street.
Baptist Missionary Circles will meet at the church at ) !. m
Royal Service will be the lesson topic.
TUESDAY
The Mardi Bridge club meets at $3.50 ?. m. with Mrs. W.. s Moot
hart, West Leyee street.
The Business and Professional Womens club meets at the home OF
Mrs. George c. Hamilton, Washington street, at 1889 p m.
Hi 10 Bridge club meets at the home Of Mrs. Leonard Coke IN
West Brownsville ct 3 J. nj.
WEDNESDAY
Just Sew club is to meet at the home of Mrs. wm. Richter on
West Levee street at $3.50 P. m.
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S O CIETY

Hidalgo, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Granger Smith, Jr., for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Howell and Johr
Henry James, and Dorothy Horn
spent the fourth at Riviera Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde London return
ed Wednesday from a vacation trip
| to New Mexico, Colorado, Lubbock,
4, Dallas and Corpus Christi.
Mrs. j. o. Wharton and children
returned Wednesday from Duncan
and Chickasha, Okla. They were ac-
companied home by Miss Pride of
Chickasha, who is Mrs. Wharton's
niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade c. Hampton
have recently moved 10 McAllen.
Mr.. Hampton is the new manager Of
Hedges Company. Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Smith had as
their guests for the Fourth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Vertrees and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold V~ertrees. N. b. YER
trees and Misses Bette and Lillian
Vertrees, all Of Donna.
Z. Clayton who has been enjoying
a visit in Dallas has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Griffin and
children have returned home. Mrs.
Griffin and children have been
visiting in Henderson, Texas. They
were Joined in Houston last week by
Mr.. Griffin who went 20 Houston 70
attend the democratic convention.
Miss Elizabeth Pritchett was call
ed to Colorado, on account Of the
death Of her brother. G. +. Pritchett
Miss Virginia Zachry spent the
weekend in Harlingen as the guest
of Miss Birdie Lee Klein.
J.. d. Clark who has been the guest
of his sister. Mrs. Stephen Jones, re
turned TO his homie in Corpus Christi
Friday.
II. +. Luter and daughter, Mrs. +
r. Matthews and son Of San An.
tonic who have been guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Gregory returned x
their home Sunday.
Mrs. q. ID. Martin returned Thurs
day from a visit with her sister
Mrs. s. w. Robertson az Fort Ring.
gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Turner anc
son Dick are on a vacation trip il
Kerrville.
Miss Mamie Goodman. who hai
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
Goodman left Saturday FOR her home
in Austin.
Miss Amelia McRee had as NJ.
guest for the weekend Miss Heller
Giasscock Of Mercedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Doster ant
Mr. and Ms. A. A. Bounea1 spen.
the week end at Poin. Isabel.
Mrs. +. d. Vawter Of Dallas an
her nephew Of Abilene who hav,
been guests in McAllen and Mission
have returnd home.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton
ard son Of Fort Ringgold were Nc
Allen visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calling hav.
returned from 4 vacation trim q
Bryan and ST. Augustine. The
were accompanied home IN Nh. Cat
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Phone Number

! ling's mother, Mrs. c. B. Calling Of
st. Augustine and Mrs. Gatling's
sister, Miss Jane Reynolds Of Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Davis have as
their guests Mr.. Davis mother. Mrs.
II. o. Davis and grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Neod Of Fort Worth.
Mrs. 4. WI. Lemburg has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. l.. =. Ellis and
daughter, Joy. OF Uvalde, Tex.
Mrs. Williams. who has been the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. A. Frost
left Saturday for her home In Kan
sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Suite and Mr..
and Mrs. owen Suttle of Eastland,
Texas, who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Suttle left Tues
day to make their home In Browns
Vile.
Mrs. r. l.. Thomas Of Del Rio II
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. T. W.
Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Cannon and
children have returned from a trip
to Junction and Dallas. They were
accompanied home by Mrs j. s. Son
nenburg OF Dallas, and Miss Cleo
Rowland Of Alice.
DR.. II. A. Ericsson Of San Antonio
is a guest az the Casa de Palmas-
Mrs. w. q. Stewart has as her
guest Miss Krigbaum Of San Car
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden York Of Kan
sas City are visiting in McAllen and
other Valley towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Petrie have as
their guests their daughter. Mrs. r.
K. Willis who lives in .he the state
Of Washington.
+. C.. Terrell had as his guests
for the weekend Mr.. A. q. Ether
edge and family Of Corpus Christi,
Texas.
The Faithful Workers Sunday
school class entertaind Nth a chick
IN fry al the Pharr pump Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kunz have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Blackwell Of Corpus Christi and
Miss Alleen Ellis Of Taft, Texas.
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MISS ROSE KIBBE
HOLDS BRIDGE PARTY

One Of the most charming func-
tons among the activities OF the
younger social set during the past
week was the gathering at the Kibbe
home Tuesday afternoon, when Miss
Rose Alice Kibbe entertained with
an afternoon bridge. The occasion
for this delightful hospitality was
TO honor three out-of-town guests
and Mrs. Clyde Massey, a recent
bride at Fort Brown. The other
honorees were Miss Dorothy BURN
ger of Fort Worth, Miss Annie Lau-
RE McCarver of Corsicana, and Miss
Margaret Brown Of Dallas.
Four tables Of bridge supplied the
entertainment for the afternoon.
Both prizes and gifts for the hon
orees were sets Of bridge score
cards. Mrs. Rupert Land won high,
and low went TO Margaret Brown.
The tables were placed on the
wide shady porch, where the potted
plants and the flowers and shrub
berry of the yard made a beautiful
setting, and the open air and cool
breezes made the game an ever
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JUNIOR GIRLS
ENJOY ARROYO CAMP

Because of the large number OF
girls interested and desiring TO re-
main, the junior girls had a second
week at Campo del Arroyo. the ".
W. Q. A. camp at Rio Hondo. and will
return home Sunday afternoon. Thir-
ty-nine girls took part.
The program for the second week
carried out the Robin Hood idea, and
archery was me Of the most popular
sports.
On the Fourth the girls celebrated
with a baseball game during the day.
and stunts and fireworks in the eve
ming.
The camp week closes Sunday aft
ernoon with a picnic around the
campfire, after which the leaders and
councillors will come to Brownsville
where they will be entertained with
a buffet supper at the home Of Mrs.
John Rowe.
Next week the camp will be occu-
pied by the senior division Of girls
Campo del Arroyo, the i. ". c. A.
camp for girls on Arroyo Colorado
at Rio Hondo. is 10 be continued a
fifth week. from July Is to %. this
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McALLEN
FITZ-CLkRK

FITZ-CLARK
Carl J. Fitz and Miss Thelma Clark
were married Wednesday, July 4 at
Corpus Christi. The wedding was at
tended only hy the immediate rela-
-ives Of the bride.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. W. Clark, formerly OF
McAllen but now Of Corpus Christi.
She is a graduate Of the McAllen
high school. following which she
graduated from a Corpus Christi
business college. She is now en-
plcyed in law offices of L. A. Nc
Daniel & Il. NJ. Bounds. Mrs. Fitz
is well known in McAllen where she
has a great number Of friends.
Mr.. Fitz came to McAllen two years
ago from Poplar Bluff, no. He is
salesmanager for the Archer Auto
mobile 90. lie is well known among
the business men OF the town and has
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz are at home at
1902 South Twelfth street.
H0STESSES TO BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Joe Goodman and Mrs. W. II.
Moon were joint hostesses Friday
afternoon at the nome OF Mrs. Good
man in Santa Rosa addition, when
they entertained with a charmingly
appointed bridge party compliment
ing Mrs. a. X. Moon and Miss Pansy
Moon Of Dallas and Miss Mamie
Goodman Of Austin.
The hostesses were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Paul Moore. Mas
ter Melvin Moon passed the tallies
which were little pictures Of Uncle
Seu.
Mrs. W. n. McGee was presented
with a beautiful luncheon set for
high score prize and Mrs. Z. K.
Phelps a pretty guest towel for low
score. The honorees were presented
with silk hose.
The following guests were invited
TO share in this delightful hospitali-
tv: Mesdames Stephen Jones. vi. NJ
Magee, f. NJ. Bounds. c. c. Mcdaniel,
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YOUNG FOLKS HAVE
SWIMMING ART

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Randall Matthews
chaperoned a large group of young
folks on a swimming party and pic
ME at Boca Chica Thursday eve
ming. The merrymakers left Browns
vile at 1880 on the Matthews truck,
carrying a picnic lunch.
Those attending were Misses
Madge Grove, Pauline Singer, Fairy
Margaret Rowe, Ida Laura Monroe,
Elizabeth Rowe, Rachel Parr. and
Messrs. Charles Kunsch, Dick Grove,
Charles Matthews, Clifton Noble,
Glen Weller, John Burns and Ernest
Langford.
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Charming Party Held
For Miss Frances Cox

The lovely living room Of the old
Brulay mansion, where the Althea
tea garden is now located was the
scene Of gayety and hospitality Fri
day afternoon when Miss Ester We'll
Ter honored Miss Frances Cox, the
house guest OF Gay More. Six ia
bles OF bridge were formed, and the
participants spent The afternoon in
interesting play. Margaret West
was the most fortunate player, win
ming high, a book, while Mrs. Clyde
Massey took low. The honor guest
also received a lovely gift.
Rose and purple flowers and deli
cate green vines gave a summary,
festal note. At the close Of the
games a delicious refreshment
course Of frozen salad, stuffed dates,
ice tea and cake was served.
Those enjoying this occasion were:
Miss Frances Cox OF Groesbeck, the
honoree; Gay and Elizabeth More,
Laura Lee Tansill, Exabelle Sublett,
Sarita Lomax, Josephine March
banks. Elizabeth Cowgirl. Mrs. j. n.
Wiley, Salome EcAllen, Frances
James, Halle Harrison, Billie
George, Rose Alice Kibbc, Bertha
Young, Sallye Russell, Rosalie Will
cox Of Austin, Marcia Clint, Annie
Stark, Rachel Pierce, Mrs. Clyde
Massey, and Mrs. W. L. Heaner.
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LOS FRESNOS
sWAsTIKA CLUB MEETS

- y - W"~W8N - -
Mrs. VI. H. Orr was hostess TO the
members az the Swastika club IN Fri
day afternoon. This time was pleas
antly spent in sewing and chatting
ana at the close VT the afternoon.
delicious chicken salad sandwiches,
date loaf and punch were served.
Mrs. Orr's sister. Mrs. l.. W. Andcr-
son Of Houston, was the guest Of the
club. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. H.. Il. Whipple on
July I3.
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NEW FAMILY
AT FORT

Another welcome addition TO the
colony at Fort Brown comes with
the arrival here Of Captain Perry z.
Taylor, his wife and small daughter.
Captain Taylor was transferred here
from Dallas, and was in the Texas
National Guard four years before
being assigned 70 the Twelfth Cav
airy. The family arrived Thursday.
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CROWD FROM POST
PICNIC AT GULF

The cool waters OF The Gulf lure i
number Of the inhabitantI Of Fort
Brown on swimming parties almost
every evening. One Of these held al
Boca Chica was made UP or Major
and Mrs. Henry l.. Flyn. Captain
Carver, Captain and Mrs. w. q,
Burt, Lieutenant and Mrs. Blancn,
ard. Lieutenant and Mrs. Clyde Mas
sey, Captain and Mrs. Vernon Shell
and Miss Margaret West.
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year. instead of closing at the end
Of the senior week, according TO Gus
tom. Ii will be open TO girls between
the ages Of ten and eighteen.
All those desiring to attend should
send in their reservations at once,
accompanied by a Sl.00 fee. These
reservations should be sen TO Miss
Grace Harvey, Campo del Arroyo. Rio
Hondo.
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| r. Z. Horn, H. F. Ferry, Z. Z. Phelps
r. L. Gregory, T. J. Powell, John
Cardwell, Fred N. Gantner, r. G
Stewart. L. w. Malone, w. H. kreid-
Ter, M. L. Kreidler, L. Z. HUMPHREYS,
II. B. Kelly, Kennedy, Paul d. Moore,
L. M. Seawell, w. N. Vivrett, Jr.,
Gail Hart, r. W. Gregory, 0. P.
Archer, H. ID. Wilde, Jack Howell, A.
l.. Hart, Z. Z. Renfro, George Palmer,
Gus Roessing, T. Broadway, P. J.
Folsom, Val Folsom, Frank Crow,
Stockton Fountain, P. E. Montgomery,
Lena MeRee, Robert Calling, Misses
Jane Reynolds Of Bryan and Gwen
dolyn Gantner.
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toes. The ladies will sell these toma.
anyone so desiring may order from
Mrs. Barr, Mrs. II. B. Day, Mrs. Il. G.
Richey or any Of the members Of the
society. The proceeds will be applied
on the parsonage debt.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO
SILL CANNED TOMATOES

A number Of the members Of the
Missionary Society met AK the home
III Mrs. 8. vi. Barr on Tuesday and
canned five hundred ans of toma-
tnn.. Tho inaie- w-L Val thee toml-
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greater pleasure. Refreshments Of
frozen fruit salad. ice tea and cakes
were served.
Those present besides the honorees
were Misses Dorothy Stokely, Annie
Stark. Marcia Clint, Sallye Russell.
Cav and Elizabeth More, Frances
Cox. Halle Harrison, Laura Lee Tan
sill, Billie George, Bertha Young,
Margaret West, Ester Weller, and
Mesdames JOHN Harry Wiley, Mrs.
Austin, Mrs. Land. and Mrs. Rathjen.
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JOLLY FIFTEEN AT
PARTY

Mrs. ]. A. Smithan entertained the
members Of the jolly Fifteen club
Thursday afternoon with a theater
marty at the Palace theater. Those
enjoying this hospitality were Mes
danes c. L. Anderson, c. W. Boalden,
A. A. Bonneau. P. H. Bowen, c. H.
Britton, H. J. Heron of San Juan, p.
r. Hudson, p. II. Lee, c. r. Moore,
L. X. Morrow, +. Z. Whitsett and the
hostess. Following the show a deli
cious ice course was served at the
City Drug store.
Mrs. n. 4. Whitsett will entertain
the club on Thursday. July II.
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MRS. n PUPILS
PRESENT PROGRAM

hondo.
MRS. LANES PUPILS
PRESENT PROGRAM
The pupils Of Mrs. Nora Lanes
Dunning class gave en- interesting
program TO a number Of invited
guests al the home Of Mrs. G.. Q.
Stewart Tuesday. The program con-
sisted Of songs, readings, piano solos
and duets. The following little girls
and boys taking part on the program;
Alice Fitch, Lorene Strein. Ellen
Dittmann. Marjorie Washington,
Ewing Day. Winnie ID. Marshall, Ar
Meta Stewart.
At the conclusion Of the program
Miss Arnetta Stewart rs hostess
served delicious cake and ice cream.
APPROACHING MARRIAGE
Isauro Moya and Facunda Nj. dc
Nova Of Matamoros announce the
approaching marriage Of then
daughter. Lucrccia 70 Roberto Cha
pa. also of that city. The religious
ceremony will be celebrated in the
Church III the Immaculate Coucep-
ton ia this city at 8 o'clock the
morning Of the fifteenth Of July.
9
PERSONALS
Mrs. Joe Kaplan and Miss Dori.
Leon left Saturday evening fol
Houston. From there Mrs. Kaplar
will 70 % Shreveport. La, for AZ
extended visit with relatives and
friends.
49, Et--.Lrtr Cra.~nr ernr+ l-f.
day ard Friday night in Weslact
with Miss Mildred Iford. returning
Saturday morning. Miss lford &C.
companied her home for the week.
end. Miss Anna Carter Of san An
tonic also vas her guest Saturda!
and Sunday.
Miss Annie Laurie McCarver o.
Corsicana and Miss Margaret Brown
Of Dallas. who have been house
guests Of Miss Rose Alice kibbe, lef.
for their respective homes Tuesday
evening.
Miss Molly Rogers left Saturday
night for New Orleans. where sht
will attend the national convention
81 Business and Professional Won.
ems clubs. From there she viii q
20 Kerrville TO join her sister.
Miss Margaret l.. MacConachiC
returned home Thursday. She has
been visiting in New York, Boston
and other eastern points during thg
past few weeks. While there sht
also visited former pupils who ar,
now studying az the New Englant
Conservatory or hlsic id Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Woods III Gal
weston spent the Fourth VISITING
friends in this city. passing through
on their way TO Del Rio.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Peter 0shman re.
turned Saturday morning from theii
bridal trip Of two weeks. which
they spent in the Ozark mountain.
in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Chspa anc
Miss Salome McAllen returned Fri
day from Mexico City.
Miss Cay More has as her cues
Miss Frances Cox OF Groesbeck.
Mrs. i. s. Bourne returned Fri
day from a trip to Houston. wher,
she attended the democratic conven
ton. After tie close ar the conven
zion she visited friends in Sugarlant
and Cameron.
DR.. and Mrs. f. A. Franklin o.
Kansas City have arrived at For
Brown where they are visiting theil
son, Capt. Erskine A. Franklin. M
merous social activities are BEING
planned IN their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jennings have
left for their home in Detroit. accom-
panied by Mr.. Jennings sister. Mis-.
Elizabeth Jennings. who will snent
the summer with them, returning Y
Brownsville in the fall. They ar,
making the trip overland.
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Valley Society NeSW
and EDentS

vice club will hold at the school house
on the evening of Friday, July Is. In
~vitations have been mailed to all
political candidates and IL Is ex-
pected a large number will be- pres
ent. Numerous side shows and ether
features, which are being planned,
are sure To make the evening an en-
joyable one.
JUBILEE CLUB MEETS
The Jubilee club met on Nednes-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Marguerite Lupton. Each member
responded 10 roll call with a verse OF
scripture on prayer, after which the
Mission Study Course, Prayer and
Missions" was conducted by Mrs
RI. x. Richey. "A social time followed
and the hostess served n dainty salad
Continued on page seven.)
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EPWORTH HI-LEAGUE
HAS SOCIAL

The Epworth Hi-League held their
monthly social at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Day on Monday eve
ming. After a business and devotion
al meeting. games and cntests were
enjoyed and az the close Of the
evening, watermelon was served.
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PLANS PROGRESSING
FOR CARNIVAL

Plans are progressing nicely for
the carnival which the Woman's Ser
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GARCIA-YOUNG
NUPfIALS

A wedding Of great interest to To-
cal society was solemnized Wednes-
day morning when Maria dc Rosario
Garcia and William j. Young were
united in marriage. The ceremony
took place at Z o'clock in the Sacred
Heart church, Father o. NJ. Frigon
officiating. Only the immediate
families Of the bride and groom
were present.
Attendants were Miss Alicia So
lis OF Rio Grande City, who served
as maid of honor, and Alex Garcia,
brother Of the bride, who acted as
best man.
The bride was at her loyeliest in
a gown Of 7-hite satin, enhanced with
deep lace, and floral corsage. She
wore a beautiful veil Of Belgian
Princess lace. arranged in cap style
with wreath Of orange blossoms, and
carried a bouquet Of white brides
roses. Miss Soils contributed to the
charm of the scene in her period
gown of peach taffets and big pic
ture hat, and other accessories TO
match.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bridge and groom left for a tour
Of the Yellowstone and California.
They will make their home in
Brownsville.
The bride and groom are members
Of two Of the oldest families Of the
community. Mrs. Young being the
daughter Of Mrs. Isabel de Yturria
Garcia, and the groom the son Of
Mrs. j. j.. Young, both Of this city.
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APPROACHING MARRIAGE

Isauro Moya and Facunda Nj. de
Nova Of Matamoros the
approaching marriage Of their
daughter. Lucrccia to Roberto Cha
pa. also of that city. The religious
ceremony will be celebrated in the
Church III the Immaculate Concep-
ton IA this city at 8 o'clock the
morning Of the fifteenth Of July.
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MORNING BRIDGE
FOR GROUP

Mrs. Earl Suttle entertained a
group of friends OF the Altonira
neighborhood Friday morning with
an enjoyable bridge party. The per-
sonnet included Mesdames T.. d..
Mathis, Less O'Neal Shepard, ". T..
Cook, w. T.. Trantham, Horace
Etchison. ". 4. Ekelkamp. r. Harris,
Sep. Suttle Of Brownsville, NJ. III.
Laycock, Sarah Janesceke and John
Hockaday. Mrs. r. u. Mathis was
awarded high score prize and Mrs.
Janesceke received the consolation.
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SANTA FE RECONOUEST IN 1892
FROM INDIANS is CELEBRATED
Spanish, Red Men and Americans Attend
RELIGIOUS Rites on Massacre Site and
Take Part in Gala Fiesta

1912. when the Marquis dc Penuela de-
creed that Santa Fe should have an
annual playtime to commemorate the
reconquest of Santa Fe and the prov
ince from the Indians in 1892 by Diego
de Devargas, Spanish governor and
captain general.
The main portion If the celebration
was held in the TAD palace Of the gov
errors, built In 1907, and III Its patio
the Indians opened their annual fair,
Crowds gathered about the decorated
old plaza, whose history reeks with
stories of massacres, executions and
duels. On the site OF the plaza, history
claims. Onste founded New Spain in
1906, and Geu kearny in 1886 raised
the flag and took possession of the
western half of America for the United
States.
A few steps around the corner. San
Miguel Chapel built in 1857 reared
itself as the oldest continuously used
church in the United States and under
its altar lay the tomb of Devargas. the
conquiStador fer whom the fiesta was
founded
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Purcellville Woman Dies,

Special Dispatch TO The Star
PURCELLVTLLE. Va. August 30
Mrs. Rosa ]. Hampton, wife of Frank
Hampton. died suddenly at her hons
here wednesday night from heart at
tack. She was 81 years old and had
been in bad health some time she
vas the daughter Of the late John j
and Mary Nichols Dillon and 4 life
long resident Of Loudoun County She
Il survived By her husband and three
children. Guy W. w Harold and Mary
II Hampton. all Of Purceilville: a hal
sister, HRS. Jean Alilhcllen, and hal
brother. Turner Dillon. both Of Fhiio-
mont. Private funeral services viii be
held tomorrow a. 1880 am al the
residence. Rev. J. w. Seay viii off,
ciate. Burial will be al HillSboro.
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED from Fourteenth Page J

Continued from Fourteenth page)
Hills. was entertained at tea yesterday
by Mrs. Henry l.. Morris.
Sir Alexander Glib, who is the presi-
dent of the Institution of Chemical
Engineers of Great Britain. and Mr..
Francis Howard Carr, president Of the
Society Of Chemical Industry. accom-
panied by group of representatives of
their respective societies. have arrived
in Washington and will be guests at
the Mayflower until Sunday. Mrs. Carr
and the Misses Carr are also with Mr..
Carr on the trip to Washington.
The friends of Capt and Mrs. Charles
c, Quigley, formerly of this city, will
be pleased to learn that Mrs. Quigley
who was recently painfully injured In
motor accident is now convaleScent
and has been removed to their home
on Hyde Park boulevard, Chicago.
Or. and Mrs. Eugene lie Merle and
Miss Eugene lie Merle have returned
from their vacation in Vermont and