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Evening star., 1928-05-17

80 Women's SIS Dresses and
Ensembles, SIS
Broken sizes of our very
best sellers. fiat crepes with
tucks and fagotting and
plaits ensembles with
tweed coats and silk dresses,
or both coat and frock of
silk. sizes 36 10 ~ in the
group.
l9 Women's $3S to $3.50
One and Two Piece Dresses
$3.50
Georgettes. fiat crepes...
satins. :. in smart one and
two piece styles. you'll find
such smart styles as the
frock with plated founces
-. with gay pipings. with
soft jabot +. and many. many
others in sizes $50 to 431a
and So TO ~.
Is Women's $3.50 Afternoon
and Street Dresses, SIS
Simply fascinating group
just a few of a kind :.
georgettes, fat crepes. and
moires. some quite tailored
and others more dressy with
embroidery and bead trim
ming. And a few ensembles
of printed crepe some have
kasha coats! Sizes 50 TO A
are herel
Is Women's $3.50 Sheer
Daytime Dresses, S3S
Georgettes. and printed
chiffons to wear right now
and for months to come.
many with lace. some plated
...some tucks. . all so dis
tinctive. In beige, red, blue,
grey, rose and navy. Sizes
50 10 42.
10 Women's $sS to SIPS
One-of-a.Kind Frocks, SIS
Quite a few are exclusive
imports copied in superior
quality crepe Elizabeth.
gcorgette. and crepe-back
satin. You'll find 1t an ex-
tremely interesting group.
long tunic styles. .frocks
trimmed with real laces...
embroidered net biouses. ali
so beautifully madel
Womss's Froek Shop -- Second
Floor
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Handkerchiefs!

Women's Soc All Linen
Handkerehiefs, 35c; ) for 81
Colored novelties...
prints embroidered
styles and all white.
Mems Soc Linen iIandksr.
chiefs, 39e; ; for $l.lS
Hemstitched. all white
handkerchiefs. the kind
most men prefer. One
quarter, one half and even
inch hens.
Hasdksrchisjs--Srsst Floor
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SIS

Misses Brameena Dress Coat-dstinctive
straightline style with ermine collar. black. SIS
Misses Ssoso Silk Crepe Coats-sln, straight
lines and outstanding collars of fur. SIS
Misses S6e-sO Imported Tweed Sports Coat
in tan with printed silk crepe scarf SIS
misses SIS Dress Coats-smart kasha with
cape collars. and susliki fur cuffs. SIS
Misses SIS CameIs Hair Sports coats-tan
..swagger straghtlne styles ................S5
3-Misses' Sos Brameena Cloth Dress Coats
the kind that promises 70 be good even next sea-
son. with shawl fur collars in tan and green SIS
Misses S6oSO Imported Tweed Coat-srey...
with large wolf collar Observation-Disclosures SIS
3-Misses' S59.so Cape CoIIared Dress Coats
smart little fitch collars 10 frame the face.
choose black. tan or MILDLY blue. ...............$S
Misses Coat Skop-Tkird FI0er
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10 Misses $3.50 10 $2S
Pongee Slips-Special
$1.95

You know how cool pongee is how light it
is how it washes and washes and, in addition
to all this. these slips made to give excellent
The top is hemstitched band-and there is a deep
shadow hem Sizes "a to a..
Grey Sksbs-Seeemi Fieev
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WOn,en's e Misses
20 Women's $3.50 to SIS
Daytime Dresses, $40

~ W0mens ,9Io.Su 10 1<S
Daytime Dresses, $40
For afternoon-street--and
sports wear mostly
tailored frocks of Rat crepe
and printed silks just
one or two of a style, and
unusually smart with plaits.
and jabots. and tucks, and
drapes. Navy. black. .or
beige.
ii Misses $3.50 Silk Crepe
Frocks, $3.50
Truly, wonderful values.
for they are all good styles,
reduced only because we have
so few. navy. black. rose,
beige and prints. TOO. Fea-
turing ties and tailored coll
lars, and yokes, and tucksl
10 Misses $3.50 10 S2S
Daytime Froeks, $40
Flat crepes. wool crepes
:. printed crepes. in one
and two piece styles. with
jackets. and tunics. and many
have fiounces. Beige, green.
and navy.
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S1O.0S French
Flannel Robes-S7.0

All-wool striped flannel
robes in attractive color
ings. Tailored, boyish
styles.
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Chiffon Silk Stockings, $1.35

All perfect silk to the very top with reinforced Isle
hem and plated oot Much much and better stockings
than $lS usually buys in all these colors, oo-grain,
atmosphere, nude and DO these
no matter how much you usually pay
Hosiery Shep-Shssf Fien
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Handbag
Remnants. Too!

Remnants, i 90!
,o-Leather BagS--;hey
were S. all back
strap style in tan,
black. and green 10
60 at ..+.,......&.....N
SIS Galuchat Grain Goat
llnderarm Bags - with
Venetian trimming
choice Of tan. green and
Drown >-,......>.., ,S>2S
le-S7.Sa to $I27s Hand.
hays. ,..,.,. reduced 60 S.
Two are black morocco
pouch bags one red
heard grained calf
three black patent leather
hack~Strap hagS four
antelope suede pouch
bags studded with steel
it's 4 wonderful
group at ,,..,...,.-.As
l--Sls,7S Em brold ldered
Mlrroleen Envelope Rag
extra large with at
tached mirror and
beautifully hned SYSa
Hss&bas SAsh-Stees Flesr
Neckwear
Sos Imported French Eve
ming ShawlS~-evepe dc
chine gorgeeu>ly hand
painted and deeply
itsnged ,....s> ,.&.., SIS
St.,sa Blue Evening Shawl
"A Efeueh upreE,
apphQued in pastel col
OtS ,s*ss,ssNssss.s Sta
So SCaris ohloRgS and
squares ot crepe de
chine or geotsctteS
N loNelv SUMMER shades
llalt price, tomorrow MM
$s.Se and So Linen Nestees
~~eCru some have
cuffs 10 match, ,NSa
81 Lace Collar and Gun
Sets all white. $50
Nsckwear SAaA-~Sfreef
fkeas
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S3.95 Silk
Underwear, S.

Step-ins. ehemises and
bloomers of crepe. de
chine and radium silk.
Tailored or lace trimmed; ;
flesh. peach. Nile. orchid.
white; broken sizes.
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$50 Rayon
Petticoats, Csc

Deep shadow-hem pet
ticoats in black and navy.
Sizes 10 to q.
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Extraordinary
Sale Waskable
Ming Toy Crepe
Dresses, $16.SO
for oCOmen
tor WOn1en

Ming Toy crepe dresses are usually much
higher and here is another thing
every one is not only tailored with exact
ness but hand finished too Tiny little tucks
and tiny little plaits are exquisitey tailored.
Shoulder and necklines are so trim
rows of buttons march up and down in
smart ways =. long sleeves and
cvcry one is atGshablc. These are frocks
you'll be proud to wear and they come
in these colors: White, orchid, nlais, coral,
chin chin blue
Sizes So TO ~
WomeS's Freek Sbot-Secos1 Floor
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SIS and $3.50 Silk
Underwear-S1O

Gowns, pajamas. dance
sets and step-ins of crepe
satin. crepe de chine and
ninon silk trimmed
with Alencon lace and fine
net. Broken sizes. Flesh,
peach, Nile, orchid, black.
white.
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1-Woman's SIS Black Kasha Coat-tucked in
panels and trimmed with beige fur cuffs. =. SIS
7-Women's SIS Black Crepe Satin Coats-fur-
less with wide scarf collars. Sizes 81 to So, SIS
IS-Womens S4o.5O Fur-trimmed Dress Coats
in tan brameena. tan and natural kashmIr
squirrel collars wolf and fox cuffs. SO to 40 SIS
I0-Womens $3.50 Travel Coats-imported
tweeds mixtures. .plaids with large wolf or
fox collars. "a to 40 tans, greys and brown S25
S-Women's s4osO Coats with Braided Panels
and fur cuffs. black and navy kashmir twill
sizes 81 to 40 ...............'..... SIS
S-Women's $49.So Straightline Kasha Coats
fitch or squirrel collars. black and tan. sizes
% 10 ~ -@-S
6-Women's $3.50 FurIess Travel Coats-34 to
So in camels hair and brown and tan mixtures, SIS
S-Women's $395o Kasha BroadcIoth Coats
tan and black. marmink cuffs. So to AZ. SIS
l0-Women's SIS Black Satin Constitutes
trimmed with kasha. SO to ~ SIS
6-Women's $3.50 Fur-coIlared Satin Coats
81 to A.. .straightline; marmink collars SIS
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SOrOSiS Footwear
$6'H
Formerly $40 to $3.50

Every pair Soross which STYLE comfort,
wear for this very small price.
Coiors-Brown. Tan, Gray Black.
Materais-Suede, Satin. Patent kidskn.
Syies-Straps, Oxfords. Ties, Step-ins
Heels-spike Spanish, lr Spanish. Cuban,
Particularly good range Of sisesthough not any
style :. aidfhs AdA to lengths 81 to g.
S@od. Shss Shsb-~yTsst Fis~ -
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Larger Women's Coats-Dresses

Io-Larger Womens $SoSo Dress and Sports Coats-S.S
kaSha broadcloth and novelty weaveS collars IN
mole and kit fox Sizes @2ts TO +Sl&.
G-larger Women's $3.50 $SSS0 Tailored Coats-$sS
Smart straghtlne models kaSha and kasha hoadcoth
clever inserts giving slim lines sizes @e2 to S0f3
beige squirrel collars
Ie-Larger Womens to Sesso
In navytan-and black Slenderklng models with smart
stitching novelty bands and tueks inress and with
fur. Sizes 4og5 o 49,
s-Larger Women's SIS TO $s Afternoon Dresses-siS
Surplee aud two-?ece models OF georGette echo
and veiled prints featuring fagottng
of contrasting color Sizes +0ls . S0}s.
9-Larger WOmens $50 so 20 $7SS0 Distinctive nrexses-N
Just oil kindand all beautifully styled in sizes +0a
S0ls, Canton erepes geotgetteS printed erereS
and ehiHons with such lovely eyee embroidery
abots and knife plating, Rose, blue, or black
ls-Larger Womens Sis $$pS0 Dresses and Ensemhles
SIS. Charming dresses al geovgette and hat some
tucked all aud others lace collars
aud the ensembles OF printed 49, TO 4o's.
Larger Wemeas Freek Shab~-Seeeaa Fleor
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misses $3.50 Novelty Tweed Sports Coats
-swank beted coats. with wolf collars SIS
3-Misses' S4s Dress Coats in Kasha-scarf col
Jared. and fox fur cuffed gray and tan. -. SIS
Misses SIS Brushed Tweed Sports Coat
lovely shade OF green and it has scarf collar, SIS
4-Misses' $3.50 Cape CoIlared Coats-grey and
tam. with big butter mole cuffs .............25
6-Misses' $3.50 Untrimmed Dress Coats-they
don't need any trimming. they're so beautifully
tailored. tan, MILDLY blue, and black kasha... SIS
s-Misses' SIS Silk Coats-all black. the new
furless mode with scarf collars.
misses S5o.So Satin Coat-with shawl collar
of butter mole fur ..................... SIS
Misses $3.50 One-of-a-kind Coats-kashas
=. with scarf collar fur collar grey
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3-Women's $45 Grey and Tan Sports Coats-fs.
little women. size 1917 lovely lustrah CLOTH 81
4-Women's S3S Ripplinger Cloth Motor Codsse-
grey and brown two sizes. "a and 80 ..... SIS
6-Women's S3S Navy and Black Coats-kasha
broadcloth or twill. sizes 10 to a and only SIS
z-Women's $3.50 Black Bengaline Silk Coats
with stunning fur collars. SO and IS 49, SIS
7-Women's S2o.50 StraightIine Twill Coats
all grey. and they have fur collars .38 to AZ, SIS
1o-Women's S3s Imported Plaid and Mixture
Coats-sef and broadtail fur collars. "a to 40 SIS
1o-Women's $3.50 Tweed Top Coats-for
women 81 to 38.. and little women 1917 to 23H
..tan, grey and brown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
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Grey Skets---Ssessd FIsor
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Coats Clearing Tomorrow!
S15 S35

1-Woman's sos Green Travel Coat-in size 36 +.
stunning model with fur collar and cuffs .S35
I-Womans S79.5O MILDLY Blue Brameena Coat
trimmed with fitch collar. size 80 ..........S35
1-Woman's sSo.5O Grey Kasha Coat-litte
womans size 25I effective fitch collar. .$35
I-Woman's $5o5O Fur-cuffed Brameena Coat
MILDLY blue. fitch cuffs. size 21N.......... $35
5-Women's $4o50 Kashmir Coats-rniddy blue.
black silk scarfs and fox cuffs. SO TO A. $35
6-Women's s4o.5O Distinctive StraightIine Coats
fitch mole and squirrel collars. choice OF black.
tan, navy, gray. sizes SO to ~ 2............S .S5
S-Women's $4o.sO Imported Plaid Travel Coats
kit fox collars. sizes SO to 40 40............$35
1-Woman's $69.50 Grey Tweed Travel Coat
size a and a very exceptional value .......$35
2-Women's S59.50 Black Satin Coats-with
mole shawl collars. sizes "a to 38..........$3 $35
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the prize winners who unmarked as

the prize winners who unmarked as
the prizes were presented.
The following were awarded prizes
donated by Rio Grande City mer-
chants: Women: 1st Mrs. Mona
Ritz for rabbit costume; End, Miss
Felicia Gutierrez, Spanish girl; 3rd,
Mss Esther Vale. pirate. Men: 1st,
Ignacio Reyes Retana of Mier, Mex
leo. George Washington; End, Fla
vic H~inoiosa, flapper girl: Ord, Man
uel Olivarez, Felix the Cat.
BRIDGE PARTY
DR.. and Mrs. c. J. Martin enter
tanned with a smart bridge party
Tuesday evening at their nome.
Seven tables Of players were as
sembled in the prettily decorated
rooms where Halloween suggestions
blended with cactus plants in nro-
viding n theme carried out in every
appointment.
Attractive score prizes which were
O set Of ornamental elephants were
given 70 the married couple whose
combined score was highest: IA ciga-
rette lighter TO the young men and
an incense burner TO the young
m whose score was highest.
These were won by Mr.. and Mrs. l..
=. Caruthers. Mrs. Mona Ritz and
Charles Cclaya.
Following the games an ice
curse was served to those present
who were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Tai
colt Of Alamo, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Shuford. Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Marsh, Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. =. Caruth-
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Britain, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Owen Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. John
A.. Pope, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J..
Guerra. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. W. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hamilton. Mrs. Mona Ritz,
Miss Mabel Nicholson. Messrs. San
ford b. Ricaby and Charles Celaya.
MRS. GARCIA HONOREE
Mrs. j. J. Guerra added interest
to the regular meeting Of the We'd
nesday Bridge club this week when
sho named Mrs. Miguel Garcia Of
Brownsville as honor guest.
The Halloween theme was carried
out IN decorations and table APP
~PoIntments. A special gift was
presented 70 the honoree and high
score prizes were awarded TO Mrs.
Leonard for the guests: Mrs. Raguse
and Mrs. Taylor for club members.
Following the games a Mexican
lunch was served TO the following:
Mesdames Ben Britain. l.. b. Caru-
theirs. George b. Marsh. j.. Wallis,
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RIO GRANDE CITY
HALLOWEEN y

Out-rivaling any former social
event Of the year. the Halloween
dance given in the court house We'd
nesday evening and attended by APP
rroximately one hundred couples
was all-suggestive Of the season.
The court room had been convert
ed into q veritable land OF spooks.
~Admonitory placards advising con
duct az guests in the spirit world
were placed advantaceously on the
walls. Black and orange ribbons
were arranged an f~estoons and add
ed color to the room.
The guests arrived in costumes,
masked. and at nine o'clock the
grand march began followed by the
judging az costumes. Messrs. San
ford II. Ricabv. Pillar Hinojosa and
nr. XII. J. Martin served rs judges.
Eduardo Yzaruirrc. Jr.. announced
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MO where Mr.. Rives underwent a
minor operation.
+. o.. Riehcreek left Wednesday
evening for several days business
trip TO Houston and Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Weber and
baby returned Monday from a six
weeks trip to Perry. I'M.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W. Walker re-
turned Thursday from a short trip
TO Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Cough Of Har-
lingen were Sunday guests az the J,
s. Phillips home.
Miss Nadine Weaver left last week
for California where she will visit
relatives.
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(. J. Martin, Mary Edgcrton. Law
n r. Brooks. Mona Ritz. John
A. Pope. Jr.. Virgil N. Lott. Harry
HAIL. Walter Hamilton. Rossiter
Garity, Carl r. A. Raguse, Herbert
Taylor, Mott Ramsey. Herbert Kid
we'll, W. W. Shuford, Venable. Leon
ard. Talcott of Alamo, Misses Cam
lie Block and Mabel Nicholson.
PARTY FOR wOMAN's CLUB
Everything was suggestive Of
Halloween al abe delightful party
Saturday evening at the home of
Nr. and Mrs. Lawrence r. Brooks.
when the members of the Junior
club entertained with a party COM
plinienting the Woman's club.
The porch was lavishly decorated
with all the signs and symbols Of
the season. witches riding broom
sticks. steeds. black cats, ghosts,
COLLINS appearing in every available
wall space. pumpkin ja~cko'lanterns
shedding wierd CLEANS over the ar
ray Of silhouetted figures.
Every alluring Halloween game,
ghost tales and stunts formed the
diversion Of the evening and the
young hostesses proved themselves
delightfully."- original.
An interesting ceremony az ghosts
revoling In a burial ground where
tombstones Of club members were
marked with clever and amusing
cpitaphs revoked ream Of mirth.
Colonel Taylor. retired army Of
flcer. is the guest Of his son and
daughter. Mai. and Mrs. Herbert
Taylor OF Fort Ringgold.
Captain and Mrs. Rice and mother
of Fort Brown were guests Of Cap
tain and Mrs. Hamilton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel Garcia OF
Brownsville who have been the
guests for ten days Of Mrs. Garcia's
mother. Mrs. Elodia Monroe, re-
turned home Thursday.
Misses Esther Rodriguez and Her
linda Guerra; Messrs. Guadalupe
Guerra and Ramirez Of McAllen at
tended the Halloween dance here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Miguel Garcia, Sr. and Mrs.
Willie Young Of Brownsville were
guests AZ the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
: XII. Soils Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julio MadriCal,
Misses Eyaristl Madrigal. Celia Lon
goria and Alicia Soils attended a
bazaar dance in Mier. Mexico, sun
day evening.
Major and Mrs. Herbert Taylor
returned Saturday from a ten day
| stay in San Antonio.
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CELEBRATES

Little MARCEL Robinson celebrated
her eighth birthday with a party
Tuesday afternoon. Decorations were
N keeping with the Halloween hol-
idays as were the refreshments Of or
ange cake and ice cream. Little
guests enjoying the afternoon Of
games were: ~Josephine Pierce. Shir-
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YOUNG PEOPLE GUESTS

Miss Elizabeth Summons enter
tanned a number Of Young people at
her home on East 18th street Tues
day evening. the seasons decorations
the prevailing mes The evening
was spent in games and frolic, with
Mrs. Claud Parkhill the assistant
hostess.
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BRIDGE AT LONE PAIN

Mrs. SpauldinE and Mrs. Roy
Buckley were hostesscs at a l3 table
afternoon bridge affair at the Lone
Palm tearoom Wednesday, with dec
orations, score cards. etc. all carry
ing out the Halloween theme. Mrs.
John Ruess was high score holder,
Mrs. T. J. Caldwell. second, and Mrs.
Wilbur Close low score.
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FACULTY PICNIC

The Mission school faculty enjoyed
a freedom from care evening on Tues
Gay, when they an loaded in several
trucks for a picnic down nea the
Rio Grande west OF town. The South
Mission faculty were the sponsors,
and among the attractions was a
fortune teller in a darkened booth,
she being dressed a. n gypsy and the
way toward the ten being through a
labrynth. of weird and eerie expert
ences. Mrs. Lee d. Rowe of McAllen
was the fortune teller. her palm read
ing being really remarkabl. Miss
Viola Landry was the program chair
man. and Miss Eizada Glover. South
Mission school principal was one Of
the hostcs5es.
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SURPRISE SHOWER

Mrs. John Bennett assisted By Mrs.
Monte Walker entertained at the
home of the former Wednesday aft
ernoon with a surprise shower hon
oring Mrs. j. d. Stephens. A color
scheme Of pink and white was car
rled out with floral decorations Of
pink and white queens wreath. Mrs.
Stephens received many lovely gifts.
The refreshments also carried out
the colors with white individual
cakes with "t-Lp' written in mink
icing on the top OF each. hot choco-
late. The three-cornered napkins
pinned with a tiny gold safety-pin
caused much comment. The gifts
were placed about g large mounted
stork. Guessing contests formed the
afternoon diversions.
The guest : included Misses Ma
ry Lovely. louise Douthit. Ruth and
lone Van Nliet. Gladys Gibson and
Alma Reeves; Mesdamcs w. T. Bar
bee. Hugh Watson, II. ". Gudmanson.
Gug Bradford. W. II. Baxter, Sr.. ".
II. BAXTER. Jr.. l.. r. Martin ". ".
ta%rruthers. l. O. Garrett. G. W.
Gound. +. G. Couch. Frank WAGNER.
W. w. Line. RI. ". Glass. r.. q. Rich
creek. W.. II. Powell. II. w. Warren.
Jr.. RI. a. Wall Jake Holcomb. n. NJ.
Stewart. ii. M. Sheriff.. II. d. Rrash-
er. n. =. Stone. ". n Horc. q. n.
~Carnahan. Z. l.. Reeves. q. H. Steven
son. Roy Linn. Joe Seay. IT. A. Hol-
loway. Roy Hough and Mrs. 7. F..
Eichclberger OF Wichita Falls who is
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. q. Richcreek and sister Mrs.
Monte Walker.
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WESLACO

REASONABLE HOSPITALITY
One Of the most delightful partie:
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o

Mrs. A. r. Richardson arrived
Tuesday morning from New York TO
again spend the winter here with her
daughter. Mrs. 4. l.. SkaEgs.
s. n. McWhorter left Wednesday
fer a weeks business trip to Ward
and Winklcr counties.
Messrs. Numen and Hutto of the
San Antonio schools. who are in the
Valley inspecting the schools spent
a day this week in Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bledsoe OF
Harlingen and Mrs. q. W. Cook Of
Weslaco will leave Saturday for In
extended visit to Junction.
W. r. Forbes returned this week
from n business trip 70 Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.. Durr were
Brownsville visitors Thursday morn
ing.
j.. Levin was a business visitor in
McAl!en Thursday.
DR.. 7. III. G.. Cook returned We'd
nesday evening from an extensive
trim to Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fl. Rivcs re-
turned Wednesday from San Anto-
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

Miss Katherine Morris was given a
Halloween party By her mother, Mrs.
W. j. Norris 1T the family home
Wednesday evening. when about 10
of her playmates were invited to
spend a few hours NJ the home en-
yoying Halloween games. The little
folk present were Sidney and Mar
garet Hardin, Betty, Peggy and
Jaqueline Covington. Evelyn Epp-
right, FREDERICK and Ruth Morris.
Robert Dinglcr. Shirley L~issner,
Thomas Burnett and others.
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ley Gudmanson, Edna Mae Darwin,
Mary Johnston. Edith Bradbury and
Francis Hammer.
SCHOOL PARTY
Pupils Of the Stephen r. Austin
school gave a Halloween party at the
school lawn Wednesday which was
we'll attended by the patrons. Among
the interesting diversions OF the
evening was a play given by the pu-
pills. A number Of carnival booths
added to the library funds as did the
entire proceeds of the evening.
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MISSION
TUESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB

Mrs. Rudolph Rome was hostess 10
the membership OF the tuesday
Afternoon Bridge club at her home
this week. Three tables Of players
were present, with Mesdames 4. 4.
Congdon and Edward Uppennelmer as
high score holCers. lnose present
who were not members Of the CLUB
were Mesdames Edward Open
heimer, q. r. Dohrn, ;. 4. Mchenry,
b. NJ. Strong and ". K. Parrish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
ATTEND ELkS, \
MRS. 4 HOSTESS


Mrs. j. A. Knapp entertained Tues.
day afternoon with one OF the pleas
ant Inequalities of the Halloween
season. Cosmos aided in carrying
out the seasons color scheme. OF
the afternoon bridge players Mrs
Carl Moeller won high score with
Mrs. Tom Hester Of Donna holding
consolation. A delicious plate lunch
was served. Out Of town guests
were: Mrs. Q. f. Symonds OF San
Antonio who is here visiting her son:
Mesdames Tom Heston, +. Knapp ",
b. Collier. Bob Holloway and Frank
Hester, all Of Donna. Weslaco guests
were: Mesdames W. II. Bayter. ST.,
W. +. Powell, W. III. Baxter. Jr., v.
a. Thompson, n. v. Sidener. q. NJ.
Sheriff., Harry Solether. N. ". Stew
art. ". r. Symonds. Porter Davis,
Carl Moeller and ". II. Miller.