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Drink Chestnut Farms
Chocolate Milk No Child
Can Resist the Flavor

Chestnut Farms Chocolate Milk
is q delightful answer to the diff.
Guilty some mothers have In per-
saading the children TO. drink a
sufficient quantity OF milk during
the hot weather. This creamy, de.
ncious chocolate milk makes milk
drinking - among the children - a
game. They like 1t and 1t viii meet
nearly every demand Of their grow
ing bodies. This is just another one
of the 100 per cent products of the
Chestnut Farms Dairy yselected -
the Worlds Model Dairy Plant.
Call Potomac 1000 for service.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05
Much Depends Upon the
Flour

So much depends upon the flour
used in the successful baking Of
any recipe. Kitchen facilities re
quire q flour that Is made OF
special growth Of wheat. and nilled
in a special way, and that Is why
you want to discriminate in you:
choice of flour.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

thIs 1000 IS aeFVeQ IN FIABe UFaUVlIIe,
with its special lighting effects and dreamy
music, 1t is nothing short OF being heaWn-
~. In the afternoon the place is crowded
with little intimate parties having tea
after their swim and dancing ON the
pavilion. It's great fun swimming in the
pool and having tea or dancing in tween
times as the spirit moves you. You'll
find having dinner or giving party in
this delightful place win not be as ex-
pensive as if given In many Of the down.
town hotele-.and it's cooler. Certainly q
haven these hot days,
Note: Perhaps it would be better il
you would call UP and make reservations.
However, 1t isn't always necessary.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

There's Reason for the Old Colony Laundry
Where They wash Everything But the BABY
Having to Work Overtime Old Colony Service Is
the Answer. Try Their Finished Laundry Service.
80 Cents the Pound for Wearing Apparel and 10
Cents For Flat Pieces.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05
Picnic Lunch
Fried Chicken

WTHeu CIlIEKEM
Potato Salad-District Salad
Company
Schindler's Peanut Butter
Sandwiches
Olive and Cream Cheese Sandwiches
wilkins Coffee lin Vacuum
C0cOanut Layer Cake
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

LOgRnberry COclEtaiI--1 cup lemon
juice, ! cup loganberry juice.
lines, tainiy sliced, and / bottle
dry ginger ale added last.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

Table cloths will wear much
longer il they are folded when
ironed In three parts one week and
four parts the next. so to change
the GREASE. Napkins may be folded
the same way. oblong and square.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

A few drops Of lemon juice
squeezed In the water when boiling
potatoes. win make them white and
give q dslieats HAV0r.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

PLACE DeauviIIe in Dreamlike Setting Of the Nat
ural Woods and Blooming Flowers of Rock Creek
Park at Wardman Park Hotel Is Charming Place
for Afternoon Tea After Your Swim. The Special
I Lighting Effects Make 1t Heavenly Place to Dine
and Dance in the Evening. Meyer Davis Chante-
acler Orchestra Furnishes the Music for These
ss Delightful Social Affairs
Deauve Wardman Park
dinner with dancing
with
Wardman Park Food
Sis when
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

When candy begins to sugar. It
can be made very creamy by adding
y teaspoon Of cream of tartar.
Tn;s - ter aRY kind eG candy.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

Parsley ID much easier 30 cut II
II Is washed in hot instead Of cold
water.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05
Treat Your "Man" to q
Stag Dinner

Father calls me william,
Sister calls me VIII,
Mother calls me Willie
But the fellers call me Bill.
Engene Field knew how every
small boy thrills to the gang
spirit" age-Old tribal instinct
which il the basis for all communal
life with its natural interest for the
common veal, all the fair sex
taboo. Of course, back In the early
stages Of "the gang Mother, sis
ter. and even jolly Aunt Sue. who
knew exciting stories about the In
dians-~cnurse q fellow loved them"
but they weren't ''the gang"
Husbands are just like little boys
grown upI Each proud az the best
girl in the world and the delicious
dinners she serves-but liking to get
together with the boys now and
then. Here's an idea brinming
with enjoyment Just suggest to
friend husband that he invite some
of his friends for real stag dinner
at home. Here's the menu:
Melon with Grapefruit Filling
Filet OF Beef with Mushroom Sauce
Spinach Corn on Cob New Potatoes
Crisp Celery Rolls
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Sliced Peaches with Whipped Cream
wilkins Coffee n
Broiled Filet Of Beef-siice III
inches thick and wipe, place in
creased br0iler and broiI for min.
utes Tor rare, 3 to 10 minutes me.
dium and 10 to is minutes for well
done. Wash mushrooms. peel caps
and cut in slices lengthwise and
sauts in butter for or 10 minutes.
Serve on steak.
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

Rsfrgs and the oiOl: Gas Range shswn
Can Be Purchaed FRem the Washingon 6as
| Light Company
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

When you stop to figure the cost
hnd your own precious time, you
The Washington times., 1929-07-05

Read the Classified rental listangs Ter
Q guiae to many of WaehinKt0n'S moSC
desirable apartment vaeaneies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11

Parent Teacher associations up
the Valley are all ready meeting
and making plans for welcoming
the teachers when they arrive In
September. The Mission organ
ization is beginning to agitate a
move for q new building to care
for the increase in scholastics
which is sure TO overcrowd the
buildings now in use with the
opening Of the new year. They
will have enough to keep them
busy for seevral months from the
program they have mapped out.
The Brownsville association has
not yet started on fall plans.
though a meeting Is to De held
some time In August or early in
September, and the incoming
teachers are to be entertained
with a get-acqLairted party. To
most Of them 1t will simply be
a renewing OF old friendships, as
practically all Of last years per-
sonnet Is to return.
It Is surprising how Just the
right shade Of Durple-that glow
ing, petunia color-setS off brown
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11

From the feminine angie, Fort
Browns horse show is a bit of a
disappointment. as there Is not a
single entry in the women's class
es. From the amount of interest
and enthusiasm displayed by
Brownsville's fair ones in the aris-
tocra.ic sport, 1t was expected
that there would be several en-
tries. Sally Russell, Beth Creager,
and Laura Lee Tansill have es-
pecially liked the ponies. Sally,
Laura Lee and Mrs. Vernon Shell
were In the show last year. and
attracted a great deal Of attention
by their equestrian grace and
ability.
Col. Stanley Koch. himself an
ardent horse lover. has done much
TO encourage the women in riding
by instructing classes, and by ar
ranging to furnish horses from
the post string for those who do
not keep horses Of their own. A
number of the women took ad-
vantage Of this opportunity dur
ing the past season, and 1t Is like
ly that even more will be seer on
the bride paths when Colonel
Koch resumes the classes this fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11

hair, especially the kind which
looks like halfpolished bronze.
One OF the girls in town the other
day had a dress like that. and
hair like that. She wears IL long.
too, and brushed straight back in
the simplest way imaginable.
Simplicity and individuality are
the keynotes Of fashion among the
younger women. There's one Of
the popular young matrons who
has brought both to a fine point.
Rather dar she sleeks down her
hair. and affects slinkly clothes
at least. In retrospect they seem
TO be slinky. but they blend in
with her personality SO perfectly
Il is a little hard to remember
and manages 10 look like some
one out of q story book.
Midsummer apparently doesn't
encourage romance. Moonlight
sails. parties a. tho beach, soft
breezes and ropic stars. and
never a wedding In August. Only
one in Jul. Brownsville damsels
and SWANS certainly aren't sus-
o-ptible. There isn't even q pros
pect being limited at.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Horse Show Holds Interest.
OF Brownsville Society

Sleek hunters sailing over hurdles. alert little polo ponies paradtng In
Che arena. Fort Browns horse show Monday will be the leading event for
Brownsville society this week. The show always adds a touch OF pctur-
sequences and glamor which few of the smaller cities have, and 1t has be-
come an affair looked forward to By townspeopls a S well IS the personnel
at the post.
Col. and Mrs Stanley Koch are entertaining N Monday evening with
q dinner at the Matamoros cafe. including among their guests Major and
Mrs. II. Z. Taylor Of Fort Ringgold. who will be house guests Of the Kochs
while here for the show. Major Taylor is the commanding officer at
Fort Ringgold- Col II c Whitehead Of an Antonio, who is to be here
as a Judge at the show, will also be among the guests, IS will Mrs. A. w.
RoSenbacker,. who Is expected to be a guest Of the Kochs. There are to
be about forty included in the guest list for the affair.
Several other social events Of interest ri being planned for the week,
among which is to be a wedding. Mrs. W. B. Sellers is entertaining on
Friday, and Mrs. Gordon Street on Tuesday. Several members OF Browns
vile society are TO attend O dinner party at Mercedes or Tuesday eve
ming as guests Of Mrs. John A. Phdan and Mrs. H. Q. Glasscock.
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great treasure hunt" was staged.
Augusta Mae billiard was the lucky
finder Of the high number. emitting
her to the treasure" OF greater
worth, all other numbers drawing
the same prize.
When all numbers had been 20
Gated, the youngsters sat down 10
a table which was loaded with food,
especially roasted weiners and
marshmallows.
Those participating included Mar
gerry anL Virginia Butler, Evelyn.
Margaret and Marian Pope. Angus
ia Mae and Margaret billiard. Vi:-
GINA Spilman. Mabel Carl, Orpha
Foster, Alice Blackwell. Phyllis and
Dorothy Darlington, John Butler,
Reginald Pope. Mrs. r. c. Pope be-
ing the c~haperone.
ENTIRE NOUS
Miss Lillian Mayberry was hostess
TO the Entire Nous club at her home
last Saturday, two tables Of young
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11
Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

several months visit i'm New York
state and other section Of the East.
r. Z. Porterfield and Lloyd Blood
worth Of Edinburg we're IN the city
OH business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Hendrix Of
b bingham. Ga, have been in the
city for a visit with their uncle and
aunt. DR.. and Mrs. ii. H.. HalStead.
they were accompanied by a mu-
tual friend. j. O. Connell, also Of
the same city. all leaving again for
their home last Wednesday.
j.. ID. Moore ] the last Of the
( week in his car for Colorado. where
he will meet his wife and son, Don
aid. who have been IN that state fer
a couple Of months past. The fam
lily Is plani.- on another months
outing in the West. and will prob
az 60 10 YelloN-st-le park. re-
turning home about September LIST.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11

Ruth, are here from Kansas City,
visiting at the Ivan Mayberry home.
They came in their car and will
stay several weeks.
Wilmuth. Robert Lee and Borden
Gray left Sunday for Snyder.
Mrs. j.. +. Mitchell a.. daugh-
tiers. 41iSSeS Maxine and Annn
Ruth left early Monday morning for
their home in Sour Lake, after "a
visit with their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross A. Marcus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Osborn and
little daughter, Helen Gene, return
ed last Saturday from an extended
vacation, part of which was spent
in Houston. the party going from
there to San Antonio, Austin. and
on into the central section Of the
state .
Mrs. Harry Olswanger returned
Saturday with her children from q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11

tertained the Friday Evening Bridge
club at their home last week with
four tables Of guests, including four
out-of-club guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Rosette and Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Rome. Mrs. Rome Eas high
score winner. as was r. Z. Kruger.
SAINT PAUL'S PIT. A.
the Parcnt-Teacher association OF
Saint lul's sc.-ool met at the
home Of Mr.. Fred Hedges on
Thursday afternoon last. with e
good attendance, preparing for the
school year 500 to open.
Mrs. Sheldon Smith acted as pre-
siding officer. and business of q
general nature was taken care Of.
reports read and adopted, with plans
In the making for the arranging Of
financial affairs. The society, reaiiz-
ing the crowded condition Of he
school. Is making every effort to Sc
cure finances for erection Of a new
building which will care for the adj
ditional pupils ana avoid crowding.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Volz and son.
Marvin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ollcn
Rome and small son returned from
their vacation in California on Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Laura Frances Murphy came
home Sunday evening from Nash
vile. Tenn, where she was gradual
ed from the Scarrett Missionary
school.
Miss Marine Lee of Edna. Miss
Esther May and Miss Clara GLADYS
Patterson from Brownsville came I'D
on Tuesday morning for a visit with
the Z. w. Gray family.
Mrs. Z. w. Gray and daughter.
Miss Laura May, spent the week.
end at Corpus Christi.
MI. and Mrs. Elvin Garnett and
daughters. Misses Virginia and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11
Comings, Goings,
OF Local PeOnle

Mrs. Arthur East of the Kennedy
ranch, has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wells at Point Isabe,
the past week. Mrs. Wells Is to re-
turn home with her.
Mrs. w. r. Jones. who attended
the meeting of county superinten-
dents at A. g. NJ. the first week OF
her vacation. has been spending
the past week visiting in Marshall
Mrs. G. H. DeBardeleben has gone
to Georgetown where she will visit
a few days. On her return she will
be accompanied by her daughter
Cherrille, who has been with her
grandmother. Mrs. Mitchell Smith.
for some time.
Fred DeBardeleben has arrived
IN New York. joining Charles Ce-
laya and Workman Davenport there.
The three graduated from high
school in the same class.
Mrs. j. S. Spikes. who Is away
on a vacation trip. has been visit
ing in Del Rio.
r. and Mrs. Burt Hinklev. ST..
aiming to leave early In the
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week on q vacation trip to Mexico
City, Guadalajara and other point:
III Mexico.
Miss Rachel barnes arrived home
Thursday after a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Runge.
Miss Bernice Many left Wednes.
day evening for Kingsville. where
she will spend about two weeks the
guest OF friends there.
Miss Shirley Slower has as hei
house guest her cousin. Miss Lorent
Robertson, who rrived Friday from
FL Paso. Miss Slower, and hel
brother, Buck, came the first Of the
first Of the week from lola. Kan.
where they have been visiting.
Mrs. Fred TIE is in Raymond.
vile with her son, Tom Tate.
Rev. and Mrs. @. w. McOuiddv
OF Galveston, are here visiting Rev
McQuiddy's sister, Mrs. M. 4. Butts
Rev. McQuiddy is pastor of the
First Christian church there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11
Inez Brulay Gives
Birthday Party

Miss Inez Brualy was hostess to
a number OF her friends on Thurs
day afternoon st the home Of her
parents. r.-r. ard Mrs. Louis Brulay,
when she celebrated her eleventh
birthday. Six tables Of Michigan
furnishe. diversion for the after
moor. Miss Harriet Boyd winning
high. Elizabeth Morris cut, and
Dorothy Pattee low. A color scheme
of pink and white W. carried out
Refreshments OF ice cream and
cake were served to Lucy Order,
Laura Order. Rose Marie and Dor
othy Fox. Rose Schmelling. Hazel
Ross Deputy. Elizabeth Morris,
Frances Browne. Sarita Young, Al
berta Young. Harriet Boyd. Jane
Seaman, Billie Earline Nuckols,
Frances Wagner, Mildred Goodrich,
Dorothy Pattee. Irene eed. Alice
Fitch. Hazel Wood, Mary Frances
Seago, Harriet Kowalski, Bertha
Champion. Virginia Henderson,
Reva Clark and Katherine Wood.
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Calendar For The Week

Monday
The Woman's auxiliary of the Presbyterian church
will meet at 80 p. m. in circles, as follows: number
one with Mrs. Ava Proctor; number two with Miss Ber-
tina Hartman; number three with Mrs. G. Z. Dodd.
The missionary society of the Baptist church will
meet at the church at $3.50 p. m. for a missionary les
son.
Tuesday
Rebekah lodge meets at the /. O. @. +. hall. 8 p. m.
Business and Professional Woman's club meets at
the chamber of commerce, 1880 p. m.
Just-Sew club members will be guests Of Mrs. Ben
G. Clark for a picnic on her lawn in the evening.
Wednesday
Wednesday bridge with Mrs. Randolph Wright.
Thursday
FL Jardin bridge club with Mrs. Aubrey Perkins.
American legion auxiliary meeting at McAllen
2:30 p. m.
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women participating. Only n out
Of club guest IA present. Miss Vir-
GINA Garrett Of Kansas City, Mo.
FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Miss Maryalice Conway celebrated
her fifth birthday On Thursday last
with her mother, Mrs. r. p. Conway
inviting several Of that small girls
friend for a swim in the forenoon al
Crystal Waters, after which a dain-
~ lunch was served the little folk
at the Conway home.
BRIDE COMPLIMENTED
The members Of the local Re-
bekah lodge gave a reception Thurs
day evening for Mrs. r. z. Hall, a
recent bride Of the Alton communi-
ty. A very enjoyable time was had
with a nice gift presented to the
honoree.
FRIDAY CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McHenry en-
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HARLINGEN
BIRTHDAY PARTY


Bowie Park provided the setting
for a children's party "Wednesday
afternoon when Mrs. Harry Brooks
entertained honoring the fourth
birthday OF her small son, David
George.
The slides, merry-go-round ard
other playground equipment with
contests and games afforded the
youngsters much pleasure during
the afternoon. Each guest was pro-
vided with a fishing pole with
which favors were fished from a
fish pono. In the late afternoon
candies and ice cream were served
with slices of the large embossed
birthday cake to the ii children in
Guided in the guest list.
OUTING PARTY
The young men of the Ergoniaa
Sunday school class Of the First
Methodist church were hosts 20
their class on Tuesday evening for
a swimming party given at the Ro-
tary Pool OF San Benito. After a
refreshing swim a delicious picnic
supper was ccrved to rs guests.
DINNER DANCE
The members of the high school
class Of 1928 held their annual class
reunion Monday evening at Sobre
los Olas in San Benito.
A delicious Mexican dinner was
served to q members followed BY
a dance on the Aztec roof. About
IS couples attended the dance.
Mrs. H. II. Burchard and Mrs. A.
D. Holmes were special guests.
VISITOR HONORED
Mrs. j. I. Coursey was hostess al
a large and smart bridge party
given at the Woman's building
Wedne- lay afternoon in honor Of
her daughter. Mrs. Edo Smith Of
Minneapolis, MINI.
A yellow and green motif was car
ried out in the floral decorations
Of roses clustered with fern artis-
tically arranged In bright colored
baskets and vases. in the game table
accessories and the wrappings 0t
the beautiful prizes.
Mrs. John Thompson was pre-
sC1ted green salad plates for high,
Msr. David Wink received an at
tractive green vase, Mrs. Roy Tedd-
lie a piece OF lockwood pottery for
high cut and Msr. II. L. Yates OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11
CYNTHIA Mcdonald
Dinner HOnOree

Members of the Lucky Thirteen
entertained on Wednesday evening
at Sobre Las Olas cafe in San Be-
nito, as n compliment to Miss Gym
thia Mcdonald. on her birthday.
After a Mexican dinner. a birthday
cake was cut, as a climax to the
evening.
Girls enjoying this affair were
Pauline Singer, Dorothy Dennis,
Dorothy More. Una Seaman. Ar
mold Boyd, Lyndall Yoder, Agnes
Jackson. Mary Byrd Webster, Mar
garet Wainwright, the honoree, and
her mother, Mrs. j. l.. Mcdonald.
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Harlingen Guests
At Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Frank Brown entertained
several Of her Harrington friends
with a bridge luncheon on Thurs
day. The affair was given at the
country club. Several games OF
bridge were enjoyed after which a
f~our-course luncheon was served. A
color theme Of pink predominated
In the appointments Of the table,
with a harmonizing note added By
the butterfly blossoms mingled with
she pink roses Of the centerpiece.
Airs. Brown formerly resided in
Harlingen and the hospitality was a
reunion Of old friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-11
Legion Auxiliaries
To Meet In MCAllen

Legion auxiliarles of the fifteenth
distrit care to hold their quarterly
conference in McAllen at 2:30 p. m
on Thursday. District business is to
be discussed. reports for the past
quarter read. and plans made for
the new quarter. A number CT men,
bers of the John Hanson auxiliary
expect to attend.
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Bridge Party
Thursday Evening

Miss Anna Kent entertained with
bridge Thursday evening at her
home on Lincoln. Pink and white
were the colors favored In the
decorations. High trophy was
awarded to Miss Margaret Cazares,
while Olive Richards received the
BOBBY. Other guests enjoying the
evening were Misses Martha, Helen
and Mary Bellinghausen. Charlie
Kent. Fleeta Groves and Matte
Kent,
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Harlingen Club
Will Entertain

The Harrington Business and Pro-
fessional Woman's club is TO enter
tain the remaining clubs of the VAL
ley on Thursday evening at the
regular quarterly banquet. The af-
fair is to take the form Of a bar
becue, and an interesting program
has been arranged. About $50 MEM
bers are expected to be present.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. M. D. Digger and little
daughter arrived home Saturday
after spending a month with Mrs,
Dugger'S mother in TT. Worth.
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Lee and two
sons have returned from q months
vacation spent in Georgia and
Kerrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. D M. Denton and
children left Saturday for q short
vacation trip TO San Antonio ans
Houston.
Mrs. A. E. Human has returned
from Houston where she has been
visiting her mother.
Mrs. W. s. Dennis and son Ed
win left Thursday for points in Mis-
sissippi. They expect to be away
the est Of the summer.
Mrs. l.. r. HollingSworth and son
Billy have returned from a two
weeks vacation trip to FL Paso.
Mrs. j. Z. Snoddy and little
daughter Sara Nan are spending
the remainder Of the summer III
Houston and Orange, Texas.
DR.. j. NJ. Green left Saturday
night for Chicago. st. Louis and
Michigan on a business trip.
Miss Margaret and Florence FL
r.ore returned Friday from a
months vacation trip to north
Texas and Denver, Colorado.
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Brownsy- , was given a deck OF
cards for low. Among the tea
guests high cut went to Mrs. j. T.
Foster.
A delicious salad and sweet course
was served to "a guests. The out
of-town guests were Mesdames =
Wonderman, San Benito, II. L.
Yates. Brownsville. Ben Elliott, Bel
ton, and Miss Lila Lee Of Walnut
Springs.
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Horses, Horses, Horses--Wel

Brownsville Femmes Seem to Like the Equmes But Nary An Entry in the Forhcom-
Ing Post Horse Show - Maybe a Reason - School Days in the Offng - Tha Just
Right Shade of Purple - Pale Moonlight
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WEDNEsDAY NIGHT CLUB

WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLUB
MI. and Mrs. Joe Chaudoin ell-
tertained their bridge club WedneS-
day evening at their home on East
Buchanan street.
Pink roses and firm were clus-
tered about the rooms where four
tables were arranged for the games.
Mrs. Francis Ingram received
high score prize for the ladies and
Ira T. Baize high for the meli.
Table favors were won by Mrs. Ira
Baize, A. K. Iiinman, Mrs. O.. w.
Diehl and Mrs. Earl CordeT.
A sc,-d course was served TO IL
guests.