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A Fashion Models Diarv
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE
She Take About an Afternoon Frock.
MOTHER

n EAR MOTHER
] was thrilled 20 hear that
Dad IS thinking OF treating
you 70 q visit to the big town. !
don't know when III be able TO get
away and ] certainly do ret Lone
some for the home folks. J. you
come. plan 10 stay q long time
Helene and I have plenty OF room.
as you know, and we'd love 70 have
you with us
DO let me know q few days in
advance just when you expect 10
arrive. You know tho apartment
usually 1ooks as though a hurricane
had struck it-and we've been Ter
ribly embarrassed sometimes when
people have arrived without due
warning. After the careful upbring-
ing you gave me. darling. ] know
this shouldn't be the case. But,
after an. Helene and ! are busy girls
with very little time for ourselves.
and we can't devote much time 10
housekeeping.
Mother dear. I'm really glad for
more than one reason that i IN going
20 see you soon. You know last
year when you were here ] intro
duced you 20 the boy friend who has
since become nv constant admirer.
At that time ] had just met him and
while I thought he vas sweet and
an that, he was Just one Of the boys
20 me. Now. I'm really quite gone
about him, and Il looks almost as II
you might lose your darling dauEh-
ter soon. And. 81 course. ] want your
q. X. On him first. although I'm
sure you'n adore him too. He's really
a nice person. And OF course he'll
love you. Who could help j.?
BY the way. I'm sending you a
little gift for the trip-now. youW
have 10 come. It's one OF Madame's
frocks. and you won't think I've
been xtrayagant a bit when you see
Il. It's just your type frock and I
couldn't resist sending X 10 you. /
know youW look lcvelier than ever
II Il. Madame hasn't had for a long
time an afternoon dress as stunning
as this n ot violet fiat crepe with
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Comings. Goings,
OF Local People

Mrs. V. W. Taylor and Mrs. Jesse
bennett are home from Dallas.
Mrs. Milton West and son.
Mickey are in Austin with Mr.. West.
Mickey IS serving as a page in the
house OF representatives.
Mrs. Herbert Parker is here from
San Antonio. visiting her mother.
Mrs. Marshall White.
Mrs. VIM. Phillips left recently to
sDend the summer visiting relatives
in Kentucky.
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after which the party motored to
Boca Chica for a swim and picnic
supper.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Antonio Marques. Andres
Hernandez. ST.. J. NJ. Cardenas.
Ramon Marques. Mike Atiile. Geo.
q. Anguera, Misses Rita Trevino,
EsperanZa and ElOdia Pacheco.
Maria Louisa Hernandez. Eva
Garcia Trevino. Zoila and Eloisa
Marques. Esperanza Garcia, Irene
Besterio. Beatrice Garcia. JOSefina
and Otila O.. Anguera, and Pan
chita Hernandez.
The wedding Is To be solemnized
with high mass at the Immaculate
Concertion church at Z p. N.
June 20.
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Shower Given
For Miss Marques

On Sunday afternoon Miss Is
Their Marques. whose marriage 70
Mr.. Andres Hernandez. Jr., WI
take place June 90. was compli-
mented with a shower BIZ Miss o.
q. Anguera pnd Mrs. M. Athlete at
the Sauses ranch. Refreshments
were served. and the honoree pre-
Sentd with a ~profusion Of gifts.
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Wash clothes in water
softened with Melo-
save Is to z the usual
amount of soap

CLorHEs washed III hard water are
hard TO get cleaa- The hardness IN the
water combines With TIE soap and
makes scum. The SCUM collects dirt
IL gets into the fabric Of the clothes.
No amount q rInslnE can get i All
out.
But soften hard water with Nelo
ard there isn't any SCUM The water
makes wonderful suds. Nel3 saves
from IA 20 t1 the amount Of soap
ordinarily used With or without soar
water scttened with Nei0 w a wonder
ful cleaner. Get It AZ your Erocers-
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Paris Dressmakers
Stressing Sunburn
Tints For Summer
ny DIANA MERWTN
ASSOCIATED Press Fashion Editor

PARIS. June l3.-It no longer
Is q question whether women will
allow their skins to take on a mid
summer bronze from sun ana wind
The p~ace-setting style makers
take II for granted that women who
yea the summer models they are
turning out not only viii have sun
burned faces. but sunburned arms
and shoulders as well.
They show coIors which make
the best Of sunburn. streSsinR sun
colorings. especially nasturtium
shades. which only well tanned or
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By JOSEPHINE HUDDLEsroN

~ HloSt u your dpptdTdDCef nave YOU StudicH
determine what type you arc, then made every pos
the hidden beauty and charm to the surface2
better do so before the habit Of negligence becomes
too established AS no two persons arc exactly
alike In this world. it stands to reason that no one
rule can be applied TO the feminine world az large in
the matter OF clothes, makeup and couture.
] DO know however. that in one way or another
every woman can be fascinating, charming or beau
tfuL Once you have determined what type YOU are.
every effort toward enhancing and bringing out
your hidden beauty must be used.
The most logical way TO begin such procedure Is
TO study yourself as an individual. Are YOU the
exotic dreamy, or vivacious brunette? Are YOU Of
the petite. winsome or vivaciouS blonde type? Once
this Is determined. the next step is TO find your
lovelieSt feature or point Of beauty. Perhaps IL Is
your eyes, mouth and teeth or figure.
Then. remembering your type. bend every posi-
Ole effort toward enhancing and developing your
pest and loveliest features. For instance, IL YOU are
the petite blue-pvn6 blonde a. ,afuraur f.1an~o 49,
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Mrs. Brown Is
Club Hostess

Mrs. Frank Brown entertained
the Mardi bridge club al their reg
ular meeting this week on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. w. S. Moothart
took high prize. Preceding the
games a luncheon was served.
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2 r. q. PARTY

Members Of the p. r. O. chante-
entertained Thursday evening at
the Cascade pooI with a sWirrin-
party and picnic supper. honorlnF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Q. Dykes. who left
Friday To make THAR home at Col
lege Station where Nr. Dykes VIII
be an instructor 10 the "A. and m
college.
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City-Valley
v
FRIDAY

Ice cream supper and program
az the Central Christian church,
$3.50 u. m
Mrs. J. III. Downs Is entertain
ing the Merry Matrons bridge
club.
Mrs Graham is entertaining
the Friday bridge club.
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AIcALLEN
MERRY NATIONS

MERRY NATIONS
The regular monthly bunco
party CT the Merry IIaJronS club
and their husbands was hch at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. II.
Bowen on Tuesday evening.
At the close OF several exciting
games. prizes were awarded hrs. a.
BOnneau and c. II. Brittcn. Low
score prize vas received by n. Z.
Whitsett.
Refreshments ar punch and cake
were served to the members and
guests as fellows: Messrs. and Mes
danes c. L. Anderson. "A. a. Bon
neau, G. II. BrittOn. IA. o. Clark. oil
r. DuBoisc, p. R. Hudson. r. II.
Lee. r. T. Wh!tsett and W. =.
YCakum.
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LEAGUE

MIS- m I johnson was hostess
70 the members Of the Epworth
League Friday evening at her hOm1.
Those present we're Wave Trout
man WiniLred Hasness. Margaret
miller, Helen Glasgow. Gladvs
Trap. Mary Cr0nk. Ethel Mcf-
gan, Eva Chalk Frances Coleman
and James U-'ey and Mabel Marrz
OF Pharr. Dick Norton ~ Mission
Geo Morgan. Vernon Miller. Chas
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Bertha collar which has adorable
lnssted circular flares. The belt j.
placed on the fitted hipline and the
skirt repeats the inserted flares az
the collar. Finishing the necEline
Is a darling bouquet az violets.
The boy friend viii probably throw
over Tor you when be sees you In
~ Much love.
Oracle.
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black mascara would be very much taboo. Use instead a medium brown
shade mascara and blue eve shading.
The exotic brunette would indeed be a spectacle if she came out into
the world in clothes and cosmetics that were designed fr ~ beauty ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-13

Phzres, Erwin Hendricks, William
Butler. Franklin Price and Joe
Johnson.
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MRS. PRIDE HONORED

Mrs. w. II. Kreidler entertained
with a bridge party Friday after
at the Margaret Louise tea
room. honoring her daughter, Mrs.
III. +. Pride OF Fort Clark, Texas,
who is her guest.
Prizes we're awarded Mrs. Stephen
Jones and Mrs. John Ewing. Mrs.
Pride was remembered with a
beautiful silver compact
The personnel included Mesdames
p. II. Montgomery. Stephen Jones.
Percy Herman. Henry Griffin, r.
~. Malone. Whit Rogers. William
PAYNE, r. r. Phelps, Allen Kearby.
4. B. Kelly. T. w. Doster. Y. +.
Cook. Jack Howell. John Cardwell.
w. q. Stewart. y. "A. Frisby. w. ".
MCGEE. John Ewing. George Pal
mer. Gail Fart. J. r. Davis. r. L.
Lewis. r. j. Folsom. q. q. McDon-
aid. w. D.. Allen Of Coleman and
Miss Ruby De Long.
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GOOD POINTS
TO DEVELOP CHARM
Secret of loneliness Lies In Analysing Your Type to Find
the Most Becoming Makeup, Mode of Dress
and Couture, SAYS Miss Huddleston

Ara you making
yourself carefully to
sible effort TO bring
II not, you had
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SUNDAY SCHOOL

Mrs. Fred KnudsCl entertained
her Sunday school class. the junior
boys and girls Of the Presbyterian
church with a delightful swimming
rarty on Wednesday evening at the
Cascade Pool.
Mrs. Knudson was assisted in en-
tertaining by her daughter. Vir-
ginia.
Those present wore Jean ami
Phillis Samson. Dorothy Horn.
Virginia Pride. Armintha Ewing.
Alice Mae Soawell. Doris Lowery.
Jack Nelson. and Donald KnudsOn.
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BAPTTSTS MEET

The w. NJ ". az the Baptist
church met Thursday afternoon
with thirty-two members present az
the home Of Mrs. WI. Il. Holland on
South Broadway. with Mrs. Holland
and Mrs. q. T. Goliath rs hostess.
After a short business session n
social hour was enioved. Mrs. NJ
L. Moore led the devotional.
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THIRD RTRTHnAY

Mrs. J. (. Blythe entertained
Friday afternoon at her home In
the Nix addition TO a children's
party honoring her little daughter.
Dorothy Ann who celebrated her
third birthday anniversary.
Different games and contests
we're enjoyed during the afternoon.
The personnel included Delvert
HARRISON. Louise Fristoe. Rowena
Fulton. Toddles Allen. 10 Ann Bon
neau, Marion Davis, Betty Jean
McMinn. Jack Brown. Jane Whit
sett. Georgia Nell Hale. June Kim
brCugh, Doris and Phillis SAMSON.
and Jacquelin Ray Of Mercedes.
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COUPLE IN SAME CRAVE
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Diving
within an hour Of each other. Mr..
and Hrs. I. p. Compton were bur
led IN the same grave.
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HOSTESS TO CLUB

Mrs. Thomas Malone entertain
Cd the members Of the Fortnightly
bridge club and q number Of guests
in a delightful manner at her home
On Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Caddy received the
club prize.
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PERSONALS

hrs. ri. q. Seawell will leave this
weel, for Houston where she will
spend about two weeks as the
guest OF friends.
Jim Bob Martin. son Of Robert
Martin. IS in San Antonio where
he Is visiting his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. n. J. Young. formerly OF
McAllen. Jim Bob went from here
To Houston whore he visited his
sister.
Martha Brooks Dickey. daughter
az Dr and Mrs. Brooks I. Dickev
Of McAllen. was one of eight girls
IN the University Of Texas 10 De
presented with "T's' at the annual
'T" night banquet Of the Women's
Athletic association held recently
en- the university campus. The aT7
is n token Oh excellence as an all
round SPORTS girl.
Mrs Clay Zschry and daughter.
Virginia Mrs. Anna Wakefield and
children left recently for Junction
for 2 vacation trip. They were &C
corpanied by Clay Zachry and
Percy Downs Of Alamo. who will 20
90 Beaumont for a visit with reIa-
tive-, and later make an ocean
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FoWzer OF
Weatheri0rd, Texas. are the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Rockwell
and ". Y. Meredith.
Mrs James T. LaVelIe has az her
guest her mother, Mrs. II. r. Derby
% Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. o. Clark left
Saturday for a visit In Houston.
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CLASS MEETING

Mss MELItEN
Members Of the Grace n. Taylor
Sunday school class met Tuesday
evening fer 4 business and social
meeting at The home of Mrs. John
Ewing, with Mrs. c. p. SAMSON and
Mrs. Ewing as hostess.
After q short business meeting
different games were enjoyed. Miss
Maude Jones received the prize that
was awarded in a guessing con-
test.
There were fifteen members pres
Ont.
The next meeting will be held
The last Tuesday of this month az
the home M Mrs. ". y. Cook.
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BETA BRIDGE

Mrs. VI. i. Cook was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at her home
IL the Altamira addition 10 the
members az the Beta Bridge club
and a number Of guests.
Mrs. ". G.. Stewart received the
club prize and Mrs. Allen w Cole
man, Texas, the guest prize.
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WING. NSttltCt N1Ai
they be covered up.
They embarraSS.
Hold people back.
Steal away Joy and
happiness
SIS IS made
from fresh Z >
table drugs and
has a SaccsNtz
record ef sVsr 100
6 a back Of II.
pugyEishi isze y ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-09

commit suicide by har. ing himself with
strips of his shirt tied to the bars Of his
cell window. The guards cut him down
in time to save his life.
Trzaska was released from jail in
June after serving two years for parti-
cipation in a robbery of the French en-
basSy at Warsaw in 1927.
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tiers of the actress by a former marriage.
Counsel for Tilney said he believed
the actress owned two parcels of real
estate in Hollywood and one in Illinois,
but none of them had been located. He
also said Miss Lawrence owned property
on Park avenue. One safe deposit box
revealed a small amount Of jewelry.
Miss Lawrence and Louis Bennison,
former stage and screen actor. were
found shot to death in the actress
apartment under circumstances which
led police To believe Bennison had killed
her and then taken his own life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-09

France continues to retain It's lead
as the worlds greatest exporter Of per-
funnerv
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AIR MAIL FLYER IS KILLED
IN NEW JERSEY CRASH
Plane Bursts Into Flames on Strik'
ing Ground-Had Piloted Capt.
tal-New York Ship.
BY the Associated press.

BERLIN, N. j., July 9.-Thomas w.
Gurley, 81. an air mail pilot of Phila-
delphia. was killed last night when his
plane fell several hundred feet into a
field near here. The plane burst into
flames when IL hit the ground and the
pilot was burned.
Gurley vas an employe of the Fit
cairn Co. and piloted mail plane be-
tween New York and Washington. This
was his day off and he hid fiown TO
Pine Valley, N. j., to visit friends.
He is believed 70 have becn on the
return flight to Philadelphia when the
accident occurred.
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Mr.. J. S. Webster

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BURGLAR IS CAUGHT
IN DEWEYS HOME
Attempt to Loot Apartments
of American Financial Ad-
visor to Poland Fails.

BY the Associated Press.
WARSAW, Poland. July 9.-Police
have captured a notorious burglar In the
apartments of Charles s. Dewey, Amer
lean financial advisor to Poland, later
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BRITISH ELECTORAL
REFORM IS STUDIED
Three Parties Leaders Agree on
Formation Of Commission
to Make Inquiry.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 9.-The Conservative,
Liberal and Labor parties, yesterday
agreed on the formation Of commits
sion of inquiry on electoral reform,
which was strongly urged by the Con-
servatives and the Liberals after the
recent general election to avoid ca
PRECIOUS results In three-cornered con-
tests.
After consultations between Premier
Ramsay Macdonald and former Pre-
miers Baldwin and Lloyd George, 1t
was understood that Lord UllSwater
would be invited to preside over the
commission. which will consist probably
Of one Labor cabinet minister, one for
mer minister from each of the oppoSi-
ton parties and an additional member
from each of the three major parties.
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Boy, 9, Who Never Attended School,
Startles Court With Range of Erudition

struction at home, decided she was
guilty. The penalty Is six months In
jail and a $500 fine. She appealed
Mrs. Berry claimed that by secret
far beyond the ability Of the public
schools.
To prove her claim, Jack was put on
the witness stand. where he startled at
torneys with the correct answers to
every question they propounded on his
tory, theology, astronomy, geography
and other subjects. He also proved
himself the possessor of a trained tenor
voice and speaking ability worthy OF an
orator
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James at Havana on Panama Hop.
HAVANA, July o (P-Representa-
tive w. Frank James Of Michigan,
chairman of the House military COM
mittee, arrived here yesterday aboard
an American airplane, en- route from
Washington to Panama.
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MARGARET LAWRENCE
LEAVES SMALL ESTATE
Less Than 81 900 in Personal Prop
erty and Unvalued Real Estate
to Go to Children.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 9.--An estate of
less than $1,000 In personal property
and several parcels Of real estate OF
undetermined value was left by Mar
garet Lawrence, actress, who was shot
to death IN her Penthouse Apartment
here last June 9.
The estate was revealed yesterday
when letters of administration were
issued to j. Sheldon Tilney as guardian
for Elizabeth and Luisine Mum, daugh-
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frustrating his at
tempt at suicide.
A policeman on
duty near the So
b a n Xxi Palace,
where Mr.. Dewey
lives. was attracted
by noise at one OF
the windows. He
opened the gate
and with his serv-
ice revolver in his
hands finally cor
nered B ern a r d
'TrzaSka, one of the
most widely known
nnalefactorS in Po-
land.
The burglar, TAX
en- to police head
r,iorfara tried IN
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stoppani, entitled "The Purity Of the
Sea and Atmosphere"
The party included 40 officers, large
number Of midshipmen and 700 enlisted
men and Marines, introduced by Chap
lain Mcguire. Mgr. Burke Of Norris
town, N. j., rector of the American Col
lege, accompanied them.
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U. S. SAlLO RS RECEIVED
BY POPE AT VATICAN
Detachment From Naval Squadron
Visiting Naples Is Cordially
Greeted by Plus XII.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, July s.-Receiving
a large detachment from the American
naval squadron anchored in the Bay of
Naples, Pope Plus XXI, yesterday genially
said that he always receives sailors
with pleasure, because the successor of
st. Peter can himself be regarded as a
fisherman"
His holiness recommended to the sail
ors an italian book by Father Antonio
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Two New italian Liners.

G7NOA, Italy, July (P.-Louis
Della Penne, president of the Lloyd
Sabaudo Line, announced recently that
the Lloyd Sabaudo and Navigazione
Generate Italiano Companies had today
agreed to construct two new trans
atlantic liners for the New York service.
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The largest single order for lumber
ever received in the Philippines was re-
Gently placed by the Chinese Nationalist
government, and called for nearly
half-million dollars worth of railroad
ties, delivery of which is to be started
at once
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BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, July SACK j.
Berry is a 9-year-old human encyclo-
pedia" who speaks I'VE languages fiu-
emily, can spell majority Of the words
in the dictionary and is SHARK" on
history and geography, although he's
never gone to school, and that's why
Jacks mother Is in trouble.
Yesterday n jury in Municipal Court,
where Mrs. Berry was hailed by the
Board Of Education on a charge Of fail
ing to send her child to the public
schools or provide him with capable In