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Tennis Stars to
Compete at S. A

SAN ANTONIO. Nov. s.-CP--
Berkeley Bell and Wilmer Allison,
two Of Texas outstanding tennis
stars are expected to participate in
the annual invitation tournament Of
the San Antonio Country club which
opens here tomorrow.
Brian !. c. Norton. former Davis
Cup finalist Bruce Barnes, Louis
Ferguson, Hugh Dunlap, Karl KAN
rath and Joe Bradley also are expect
ed to compete.
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WINTER COLE LEAGUE
TO PLAY JAN. 11-19

CLEARWATER. Fla, Nov. s.-LPD-
The annual tournament Of the Win
ter Golf League Of Advertising In
terests will be played at the Belle
view-Biltmorc County club here Jan.
III to 10 inclusive. according to ad-
vices from Charles a. Judkins. vice.
president Of the Bellcview Hotel
company. New York. The tournament
has been played at P~inehurst for
several years.
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STEERS MAY TRAIN AT
CORSICANA THIS YEAR

CORSICANA, Tex, Nov. s.-(P-
The Dallas Steers may train here
next spring in preparation for the
Texas league baseball season. Frcd
McJunkin. president of the club and
Ike Sablosky. secretary-treasurer con
ferred with the Chamber Of Com
merce on the matter yesterday, but
made no decision.
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FIGHT RESULTS

CLEVELAND, O.-Bi.ly Wallace,
Clevelrnd ~ea'nted Bruce Flowers,
New Roch~''- y. ", G2l.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.-Nic Burro~c.
New VI $50 Young Ma,io.
nslista. los Angeles. 10l: Joey
Clein. Milwaukee. outpointed Red
Fry, St. Paul, l6).
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Sportistory
-
ON THIS DATE
Thursday. November s

\ thursday, November .
1s92-Cleveland OF Sewanee. recov-
ers a tumble and runs 100 yards to
a touchdown against Vanderbilt.
1SS9-Dashiel. of Lehigh, kicks a
45-yard fled goal in a game with
Wesleyan.
1s96-Stanley Harris, recently ap-
pointed manager of the Detroit Tig-
ers, born in Port Jervis, N. Y.
1902 = Sherman, Of California,
catches a punt and runs los yards
TO a touchdown in a game with Le-
land Stanford.
19l9-Robey Anderson rolls a per-
feet game, 500 pins, in a bowling
tournament at Chicago, Ill.
192I-kastner, of Notre Dame.
kicks a 4s-yard field goal against
Rutgers.
l924-Senn, of Knox. intercepts a
forward pass and runs 104 yards to
a touchdown in a game with Colorado.
l92i-Bullman, Of West Virginia
Wesleyan, a tumble and
gallops "a yards to a touchdown
which wins the game with Syracuse.
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SPORT criticisms
Ry RiIt Ritz

Elmer Eel started out to be n SEN
sation with the Sauerkraut Center
Normal football team. He ended up
disgrace.
Elmer was so fast that he could
catch his own forward passes.
But he was dumb enough to refuse
10 play against the navy. He said he
didn't know how ~ row a boat.
He lost his job at center because
he delayed the game by writing the
signals on the ball. lie thought they
we're telephone numbers.
Last Saturday he played AT
hsIfback. After the game four
movie companies wanted TO star
him in a new comedy.
He was badly bruised but not tir-
"a The other team was carrying
him around most OF the time.
In the second quarter the 9TH
or boys hit him so hard mis- "
front teeth bounced out for a
reward gain. The park police
man arrested him for shooting
dice.
The coach fired him yesterday. The
-.utor said he was tired of seeing
-. opposition make touchdowns
wbils Elmer held the ball.
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HOBBY Baker, Princeton's idol who
was killed in the World War. FUR
nished a series Of football thrills for
the late Woodrow Wilson when the
then governor Of New Jersey attend
ed the memorable Princeton-D Dart.
mouth battle on Oct. 26, 1912.
1t was Baker. who. az that time
was touching the very heights or
his spectacular career, who kicked
a magnificent field goal from near
mid-field and who ran ghost-like
through the big Green machine.
Governor Wilson, never an enshu-
siastic sports follower. during the
later years of his life, always remem-
bered this game. 1t is reported that
he personally congratulated Baker
after the Princeton ace sprintd 90
yards for a touchdown in the final
few minutes Of the contest.
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~PORTS FORUM :
BIZ Bishop Clements

assessed the Mustangs to permit
Texas to take a m~omentary sigh Of
relief. but the Red and Blue was I'M
~relenting in its march and. on cold
nerve alone, Reed took another gam
BILE. He turned loose u bullet heave
that Love pulled down on the Texas
3-yard line and over-powered two
Orange tacklers as he fought his way
over the goal. lie missed his at
tempt for the extra point from
placement"
Now then, that's the sports editors
version Of the touchdown. Let's see
what Ray Morrison, coach Of S. NJ.
u. has to say. Here goes:
"Bill Scherdel, Mustang end. and
not Ross Love, scored the touchdown
against Texas Saturday that proved
the margin of victory against the
Longhorns," Morrison said. =
1.-THE play was not n new one.'
Morrison continued. II drew il from
out Of my old bag Of tricks and il
worked"
Now you have two versions OF how
the touchdown vas made. Which do
you believe? We rather think the
Mustang mentors version is the cor
! rect n as much as we would like
to believe the sports editors. But IL
all goes to show that mistakes are
easily made. especially in regard to
the writeup Of a football anne.
THE EAGLE BACKS ARE LOOK
ING MIGHTY GOOD IN PRACTICE
THIS WEEK. NEWMAN AND HIS
BUDD1ES BACK THERE" ARE
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE SAN
BEkITo TILT WITH ENTHUSIASM.
San Marcos Baptist Academy. who,
in days gone by. were cock Of the
walks in a football "a around their
neck O. the woods, seem to be gain
ing back q lot Of this prestige this
season. Monday they defeated the
training school Loboes Of San Marcos
Is to 8. An account of the game
says Massaur, captain and quarter
back for the Academy, made two
touchdowns, one ON a 50-yard run.
Reed made the third Academy touch
down. The Loboes scored in the last
few minutes of play, when Benbow.
tackle, fell on a fumbled punt, and
carried the ball across the stripe to
a touchdown.
Who are the biggest eaters in
athletic today-Damon Runyon says
Luis Firpo, the Pampas bull-or the
wild Bull of the Pampas." more
correctly, is the champion eater. He
lists others as Babe Ruth. Your I'm
Gle Wilbert Robinson, Irwin S. Cobb.
Jim Thorpe, The Emperor Nero, old
Roman; Senior Paolino Uzcudun, and
several others.
Saturday Of this week, Notre
Dame and Army play at West Point.
Upon the shoulders of RED" eagle,
165-pound Army back, rests a great
amount of the offensive strength of
the Cadets. Knute Rockne's eleven
isn't as strong this year as in past
seasons, but the Micks are a speedy
aggregation. Biff Jones. Army men
tor. has a powerful eleven this year
and seems headed for a national
championship with his squad.
"SHOW US THOSE GREY
HOUNDS" Is THE BATTLE CRY
OF THE EAGLE FORWARD WALL.
Preparations are being made TO
take care Of a big crowd Of fans al
the Donna-Weslaco tilt tomorrow.
This is the feature grid attraction
Of the Valley this weekend.
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GR-
Remember
this one?
WILSON APPLAUDS BAKER

WILSON APPLAUDS BAKER
19l2-Princeton -, Dartmouth Y
Princeton (22) Dartmouth CD
Andrews Hogsett
Left End
Phillips Englehorn
Left Tackle
Shcnk Gibson
Left Guard
B~lcuthenthal .......... Whitmore
Center
Logan Bennett co
Right Guard
Penfield Estcp
Right Tackle
+. Trenkman ............ Bartender
Right End
Baker Llewellyn
- Quarterback
Pendleton tC) ............ whitney
Left Halfback
Waller Morris
Right Halfback
DcNltL snow
L.rlL--
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"SHOW US THOSE GREY
HOUNDS" is THE BATTLE CRY
OF THE EAGLE FORWARD WALL.
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Preparations are being made TO
take care of a big crowd Of fans AT
the Donna-W eslaco tilt tomorrow.
This is the feature grid attraction
Of the Valley this weekend.
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He was badly bruised but not tir-
"a The other team a carrying
him around most of the time.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK


Circles Of the Missionary society of the Methodist church will
meet in separate groups at the homes Of members IS follows: No. 1,
Mrs. Emil Blanck, hostess. az home Of Mrs. Bert Neil; No. 2. Mrs. II. 6.
II. Weinert; Nc. 8, Mrs. +. Il. Morris; young matrons, Mrs. o. T. Taylor.
Womens Auxiliary Of the Church Of the Advent will meet Il 8 !.
m. at the church. MesdameS Lizzie Putegnat, w. L. bennett, and Miss
Daisy Whitman will be hostesses.
Ladies' Altar society OF the Sacred Heart church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. William Richter on Levee street at $3.50 p. m.
Womens Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church will meet at the
church for a study session at $3.50 p. m. with Mrs. Ava Prosser. leader.
A general Ladies Aid meeting will be held at the Christian church
at 2:45 ?. m. for a short business session and from there the group
will 20 to the Baptist church where Mrs. Harris Mastcrson will de-
liver a talk o Y. W. c. A. work.
". NJ. s. Of the Baptist church will hold alLday industrial meeting
at the church.
Regular meeting Of Eastern Star will be at the Masonic Temple at
SPIN.
Learners club will meet at the Baptist church at $3.50 p. m. for a
study Of Brownsville history.
Mardi Bridge club. Mrs. James Homer. hostess at 8 !. m. in the
Colonial apartments.
Tuesday Tournament Bridge club. Mrs. Bynum Works. entertaining
at the Country club.
Treble clef club, Mrs. NJ H. West. hostess, at 4 !. n.
WEDNESDAY
Brownsville Music club rehearsal at the Queen theater at 10 q. m.
Self Culture club will meet at the home Of Mrs. r. Roy Ruff-o
Elizabeth street at $3.50 p. m
FL Jardin Friendly club will meet at the home Of Mrs. Walter Keller.
Just Sew club will be entertained at the home of Mrs S. c. Graham.
Mrs. f. J. Tucker will be hostess to the Wednesday Bridge club at
the Country club at 8 p m.
Valley D. A. r. meeting at 1 p. m at Donna at the Hall hotel.
session.
American Legion Auxiliary meeting It the Legion home at s p M
City Federation meeting at the Baptist church at $3.50 P. m.
FRIDAY
Reception at the Christian church in honor Of Rev. Z. S. Baker
and family who are going to Marshall. Tex, the last Of the month.
Church Federation meeting at the Baptist church at 3 |. m.
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Miss ' ss:; Payne SOCIETY ''; : ;s='-

bell. who win visit with them for
a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson we're
guests Of relatives in La Feria Sun
day.
Mr.. snd Mrs. II. b. Kellogg OF San
Benito were guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. g. W. Pierson.
County Attorney and Mrs. Roger
r. Robinson spent the weekend In
Jewett visiting Mr. Robinson's par
ents.
Mrs. Lonnie Wood and children or
Lyford were visiting here with her
father, ". E.. Nelson, and children.
+. r. 0glesby of Wichita. Kans..
has arrived here. where he will
spend a couple OF weeks with his
sisters, Mrs. VI. "A. Mcneil and Miss
Letha 0glesby.
s. L. Gill spent Sunday visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Gill in
Beeville.
Mrs. J. A. Lecture of McAllen was
the guest Saturday Of her daughter
here, Mrs. Frank B. Wilson, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Brown have
gone to their home in LewisburF.
Tenn, after spending the winter with
relatives here.
Mrs. ]. p. Bremen and daughter,
Janet. Mrs. r. G.. Fawkes, Mrs.
George Collins. and Mrs. Sophia Roll
ich were Point Isabel visitors Sun
day.
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Valley Society NewS
and EDents

with Mr.. and Mrs. ". :. S~lingerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jones visited
friends In San Benito Tuesday. Mr..
Jones attended n managers meeting
Of the Central Power nd Ice COM
pany while there.
Miss Mildred Wcstbrcok or YER
non. Tex, and Mrs. Ana Fooshce, OF
Idabelle, Okla, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. G. Black and family.
Mrs. Matte Cruise, Mrs II. Gard
ner, and Hubert Cruise OF Beaumont
visited Mrs. r. III. Austin and Mrs.
Donna III. Fletcher this week.
III. G. Ramsey Of Weslaco is now
working at the Missouri Pacific sta
ton as clerk, having the position
formerly held by Stu rt Mitchell who
was transferred to San Benito.
Miss lola Burks OF Dallas is visit
ing nc the T. j. Jamerson home. Miss
Burks is "a sister of the late Mrs
Jamerson.
Mrs. :. J.. Mcmillan, Jr- Mrs. w.
G. Jones and Miss Marjorie Boyle
were visitors 10 Edinburg Wednes-
day.
John Fl. Mckenzie left this week
for his home In HanIy. Sask., Canada
after a two months stay here looking
after his farm north of town. Mr..
Mckenzie will return this fall and
plans to plant ten acres OF citrus
trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Ruthven left
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Wednesday night for Dallas where
they will represent the local bodies
OF the !. o. o. r. and Rebeccas aa
delegates At the Grand Lodges now
in session In Dallas.
Carl Huser. verI Cole. and Carl
Poignee spent the weekend IN L.
redo.
Mrs. Christina Hamilton was hor-
orcd On her birthday anniversary
Monday evening with ~ informal
dinner with MIR. and Mrs. Louis wv.
Johnson ns host and hostess. An
number Of Mrs. Hamilton's friends
enjoyed the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Tolliver have
returned to their home i'm Coleman
after spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. G.. w. Vineyard.
They were accompanied home by
their grandsons. Orville and Cleo
Vineyard, making the trip overland
In their car.
Mrs. IT. o. Fleuriet entertained
Saturday evening mt bridge for her
daughter, Lois Many spring bios
SONS proved m added attraction,
and refreshments were served at the
close Of several interesting games.
]. w. Slaughter, prominent banker
OF Columbus. Miss., was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. =. McDanicls the
past week.
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Food Grows Hair
On Bald Heads

Scientists have found that bald
ness from lack Of necessary
food elements that the human hair
requires. Foods found in Mother
Earth grow, nourish and retain hair"
says =. a. Thomas, 1889 American
Fore Bldg, Chicago. the Worlds
leading hair specialist who operates
ever 90 treatment offices in the U. S.
and Canada. He further states that
hair roots always stay alive and that
in IS per cent Of cases where hair i
falling or badness has set il. a
growth of new hair can be had n =
short time hy following his simple
directions. He will gladly explain
his method without cost Il those in
terestcd IN restoring or saving their
hair. Write him todsy.-Adv.
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Der Of Seville" Mrs. L. M. vigners
OF La Feria win accompany her on
the piano. Mrs. II. II. Kidder OF
San Juan will give her favorites on
violin, "The Souvenir" and "Sere-
made" Mrs. II. L. Finley OF Wes-
laco. pianist, will play prelude From
Rachmaninoff" and "Etudes From
Chopin"
Two numbers on the program will
be dramatic readings by Miss Dor
othy Phillips Of Kenton, Ohio. Miss
Phillips Is assisting Mrs. Mccoy in
the little theater work. Her inter-
probation Of The Minuet" an inter-
lude Of the French Revolution, is
beautiful. She strikes a humorous
note In a second number in clip
pings from Seventeen" by Booth
Harrington.
The Home Workers club met Mort
day. March ~ at the home or Mrs.
r. o. Fleuriet with a good attend
ance- The meeting was called to or
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here for Houston. She was accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. j. III.
Puryear, and brother, E. G. Puryear.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Woods, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Z. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Lochric. and Clifford and Mike
Crowell went to the Arroyo Sunday
afternoon, where they enjoyed a pic
mic and motor boat ride.
Miss Julia Scarborough OF Mercedes
spent the weekend visiting her sis
ter, Miss Cecil Scarborough ut Santa
Margarita.
J.. K. Johnson, engineer, made a
business trip to Beaumont and Aus
tin this week.
r. B. Sutton returned here Mon
day from a business trip to Indiana.
where he spent a couple Of weeks.
Mrs. HerscheI Holder and children
left Wednesday for San Antonio,
where they will make their home.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Holders mother. Mrs. II. B. Camp
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DONNA
55TH ANNIVERSARY

55TH ANNIVERSARY
Tuesday evening, March IS, friends
and neighbors surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Shull in honor of their 55th
wedding anniversary. A covered dish
supper was served to Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. Shull, Mr.. and Mrs. Chesser
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kamp-
tentsel and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. B~artnesley and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Collier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bartelle. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. ShulI
and family.
Variety Is the keynote Of the fine
arts program to be given in the
high school auditorium IN Donna
under the auspices Of the Donna p
T. A. Some Of the cleverest dra-
matte and musical talent IN the VAL
ley has been secured for this eve
ning's entertainment according to
Mrs. M. McAskill Of Weslaco, chair
man Of the dramatic department Of
the Valley Federation Of Women's
clubs. This is the second Of a Sc
ries Of entertainments scheduled by
this department.
Featured on the program will be
an impersonation Of kitty Mckay"
by Mrs. Katherine Oliver Mccoy Of
La Feria. director of the little thea
ter Of the "last frontier" Mrs. Nc
Coy has been called the dean Of
Scotch interpreters by able critics.
She has appeared in all or rne large
cities Of the East rs we'll as in the
capitals of Eurone and IL a nerxonaI
friend Of Sir James Barrie.
Mrs. Lucid Ferguson OF Mercedes.
n Of the Valleys songsters, will
sing "Theme Of Varications" and
Una Voce Tocosa" from "The Bar
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be with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. vi. A. Baird have re-
turned 70 their home after being
called to San Antonio for the funer-
al of Mr.. Baird's father.
Mrs. ]. B. Kincaid Of independence,
Kans.. is a house guest Of Mrs. w. J.
Vertrees and will be here until
Thursday.
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NINE. SCHUMANN-HEINK
For f~ifty-one wears u public
singer. Nine. E~rnestine Schu-
mann-Heink will 20 before the
microphone again for a radio
concert on the evening Of March
IL.
Nine. Schumann -Heink. who per-
haps has sung TO more audiences
than any ether living artist, has
spent 20 years of her career on
the American stage, making her
debut in Chicago, on January 9,
1899.
Her radio program will consist
Of three groups Of songs which
will include "The Rosary" and
''The Star Spangled Banner" IL
will be broadcast du-ing the At
water Kent hour BY WEAF and
% stations. The assisting artist
will be Miss Florence Hardemans
violinist.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. Jack Lassweil OF Point Isabel
was the guest here Friday OF Mrs.
W. W. Lusk.
Mrs. Bessie L. Moore was a
Brownsville caller Thursday.
Robert Sutton came in Thursday
from the Southwestern University nj
Georgetown and will spend a week
here with his parents.
Mrs. Alex Crow and children have
returned to their home in Taft. after
a three weeks visit here with MRS.
Crows parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Adair.
Mrs. George Curry and daughters
and Mrs. Howard Curry and SON
spent the weekend in Santa Maria
with Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Stocking
ard family.
Miss Margaret Puryear has left
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On Monday night the fourth and
last number of the lyceum course
which is being put on by the Ray
mondville Woman's club in costume,
under the direction Of Mrs. B. S.
Wright. The program will include
a number Of old time songs. varied
with male and mixed quartettes,
duets and choruses, with other en-
tertaining features. The Virginia
reel, danced by five couples, and tho
minuet, danced BY children, will be
one number or the program, which
besides the songs will also fneIuue
readings and character sketches.
The proceeds from the lyceum will
60 to the fund which IS being raised
for the erection OF a home for the
club, the building of which will
probably start this year.
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The Raymondville PIT. A. held q
meeting Wednesday afternoon az the
high school auditorium. with a large
attendance. The chairman, Mrs. +. c.
Green, was present for the first
time in several weeks. as she has
been in Brownsville with her son.
who has been confined to a hospital
here. Much business was transacted.
after which n program was pre-
sented.
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O'NEIL STUDIED

Beyond the Horizon by Eugene
O'Neil. was the play reviewed by
Mrs. b. l.. Cole az the meeting Of
the Self Culture club this week AZ
the home of Mrs. c. c. Stewart on
the highway. 0'Neil's plays were the
subject Of the general club lesson
and this particular play was chosen
as a good example Of his work. hav.
ing been awarded the Pulitzer prize
for 1921.
Mrs. L. T. Yates talked 10 the
members about "The Strange Inter
iGde," one Of his later works which
vas received with much enthusiasm
on the New York City stage during
January. II was used As an Illus
t%ration Of the "three dimensionaIv
plays.
A guest Of the club was Mrs. n
Morley. mother OF Mrs. Milton
West. who visited her home in Raw
mondville.
The next meeting will be a. the
hcIne OF Mrs. r. Roy Ruff al her
home at $3.50 o'clock.
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A group Of friends, members OF
the local chapter Of the Eastern
Star, were entertained Thursday eve-
ming at the Capitol theater with a
line party. the host being George
Mansnr. The invited guests as
sembled at III Jardin hotel so rs to
go 70 the theater in a group.
Following the program az the show
they stopped at the Olympia confec-
tionery for refreshments where
tables had been prepared for the
guests While there they joined in
singing a toast to the host, written
by Mrs. Walker.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Fitch, W. A. Darling. Sgt. and Mrs.
William Ball, Mesdames Clarence
Freeman, R. j. Crabb, Fannie Putee-
rat, George Walker. Henry Smith.
~ =. Vertrees, A. b. Holiday, Molly
Steele. Miss Mamie NJ. Bourne, and
tie host.
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Mrs Monroe Ward was hostess IN
the Do-Iell club Thursday Afternoon
~ p san Carries apartments. 81
Latrlcks Day was observed in ~
g~scorations and refreshments served
nounced. an
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Mrs William Marks, formerly
Mss Rosalie Wormser Of Rrowr.,
VILE, and her uncle, Julius Wormss-
both Of Louisville, KY. are visitinv
rMiatives IN Brownsville. Mrs. vi
boiiack' 3 sister Of Mr.. Wormser. and
Mrs. A. Wayne Wood, daurhter ~
Mrs, bollack, are entertaining them
while they arc here.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDitieS
MUSIC CLUB IL

Wednesday morning the members
Of the Brownsville Music club will
meet at the Queen theater Tor the
first Of the final rehearsals Of the
cantatas which are TO be presented
this spring by the club. Years ago
the club was organized for the pur-
pose Of securing talent Of worth 70
perform in Brownsville and since
that time has maintained the stand
ard being set BY professionals every
year 10 the spring concert
This rear two eantatas are being
prepared for presentation, The Land
Of Hearts Desire which has a set
ting in old Spain, and "Undine," the
iantastical Morse sea myth told IN
music.
Accompanies Of ability we're Sc
cured for the presentations. Mrs.
James l.. Abney, who has had a
great deal Of experience at such, will
be pianist. and Mrs. James Walker Of
McAllen will play the pipe organ.
Both are living in Brownsville.