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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-21

and Mrs. T. r. Henderson and Mrs.
M. B Chalk.
ALLEN-TINKLER
A pretty wedding was solemnized
on Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Allen, when
| their daughter, Ruth Louise, be-
came the bride Of Wayne Tinker
Of Edinburg.
The marriage lines we're read by
DR.. Brooks I. Dickey Of the Presby-
tarian church out On the lawn be-
fore an improvised altar of garden
flowers and green's. Baskets of cut
flowers were arranged IN either
side of the altar. While the guests
awaited the entry Of the bridal
party Miss Lucille Owen sang, " I
Love You Truly" accompanied on
the piano by Miss Helen Duckworth
Of Alamo, who also played the we'd
ding march.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, was lovely in
a bridal gown of white crepe. Her
only ornament was a string of
pearls. She carried a shower bou-
quet Of white roses.
Miss Frances Allen, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and wore
yellow crepe with trimmings of lace.
Her bouquet was of garden flowers
in orange shade, intermingled
with ferns.
The flower girl, Alberta Allen,
also sister of the bride, was attrac-
tice in a dress of peach organdy
over yellow. She carried a basket Of
pink and white rose petals.
The bridegroom was attended by
David Richmond.
A reception followed the ceremony.
Receiving with MI. and Mrs. Allen
were the bride and groom, Miss
Frances Allen, David Richmond
and Mrs. j. w. Tinker of Edinburg.
The rooms were abloom in gar
den flowers attractively arranged
in tall wicker baskets. The table in
the dining room had as its center
piece, the brides cake frosted in
white and embossed in pink rose
buds and ferns.
Mrs. J. w. Davis and Mrs. G. T.
Mitchell assisted in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tinker left imme-
d1ately following the reception for
a wedding trip to Brownsville and
Point Isabel, and upon their return
Will be at home in Edinburg. The
brides going-away costume was q
white crepe sport model with acces-
series Of old rose.
Mrs. Tinker is a graduate Of the
1928 class Of the Edinburg high
school.
Mr. Tinker is connected with the
Southtex Motor company Of Edin-
burg.
BRIDGE BREAKFAST
Miss Ruth Allen was honoree at
q bridge breakfast at the home If
Miss Helen Duckworth of Alamo on
Friday morning.
The guest list included Misses Viz
glnla Knudson, Aileen Mitchell
Frances Allen, Rosa Lee Henry
Doris Talley, Martha and Rowena
Dickey, Ada Lee Richmond. Lucille
Owen and Mildred Clayton.
BUNCO PARTY
Misses Doris Talley, Aileen Nit
cneu and Frances Allen ENTERTAINERS
IN a delightful manner on Thurs
day evening at the Tepehuaje Coun-
try club with a bunco party. hon
oring Miss Ruth Louise Allen and
her fiance, Wayne Tinker of Edin-
burg.
About forty-one guests enjoyed
the affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-21
Mrs. Morris Clint
Wins Bridge Prize

Mrs. Morris Clint took high trophy
at the meeting of her bridge club
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Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

with two tables of bridge at her
home on West Kimball avenue
Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Holly Bostick's birthday.
Those present we're Mrs. Roger
Robinson, Mrs. r. III. Fackelman,
Mrs. E. H. Jameson, Mrs. Joe Loeb
RE, Mrs. "A. j. Schubert. Mrs. B.
l.. jenkins, and the honoree, Mrs.
Holly BoStick.
Mrs. jenkins won the high score
prize, n of the new dollar bills.
Mrs. Bostick was presented with a
lingerie set.
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THURSDAY

CLUB
Mrs. ChareIs Kennedy entertained
the members Of the Thursday Art
ernoon club at her home on West
Kimball avenue with bridge.
Mrs. Scott won the high score, :
brooch; Mrs. White won the cut
prize, a bud vase.
y
FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lochrie en-
tertained at the home on West
Kimball avenue in honor Of the
Friday Night club with four tables
Of bridge.
Mrs. Sanders won a box Of sta
Continued on page 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-21

Owen, Helen Duckworth of Alamo,
and Mrs. T. r. Henderson and MRS.
M. B Chalk.
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MRS. BOSTICK HONOREE
Mrs. Bond Carroll entertained
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24

Members of the White Shrine
Social club are planning a meeting
of the club to be held tomorrow at
the summer home of Mrs. j. H. Nor
gan in Jacumba. a pot luck lunch
con will be served at noon and the
afternoon will be spent in bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24

cream and decorated with chopped
nuts or candied fruit. Serve in
slices with an additional spoonful
of whipped cream.
Now that cherries are in season
Pat included two recipes using that
fruit in the cook book.
Cherry Mousse
One cup pitted cherries, l IL
cups sugar, lemons, > oranges,
teaspoons granulated gelatine, !
cups whipping cream, 12 cup boil
ing water, , tablespoons cold water.
Add boiling water to sugar and
make syrup. Add cherries and
remove at once from the fire. Les
stand until cool. Soften gelatine in
cold water and dissolve over boil
ing water. Add to cherry mixture
with juice of oranges and lemons.
When cold add cream whipped until
firm. Turn into mold and freeze for
three hours or longer. Use eight
parts ice to one part ice cream salt.
Cherry Sponge
Two cups stoned cherries, l cup
boring water, cup sugar, table
spoons granulated gelatine, 5 eg2
whites, l tablespoon lemon juice,
few grains salt, IL cup chopped
walnut meats.
Soften gelatine in IL cup cold
water. Simmer cherries in boiling
water and sugar until cherries are
tender, but not broken. Drain from
syrup and dissolve gelatine in no;
syrup. Add lemon juice and let
cool. When mixture begins tC
thicken fold in the whites of eggs
beaten until stiff and dry with 4
few grains of salt Add cherries
and turn into a mold to chill and
become firm. Turn out of mold and
serve sprinkled with nuts and i
sauce made by beating the yolks Of
the eggs until thick and lemon
colored and gradually beating in
IL cup of powdered sugar and l..
cup whipping cream. Flavor sauce
with Il teaspoon vanilla.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24

Perkins indicated Saturday he
would give the youth into the
hands of the juvenile authorities
but upon the plea of Mrs. McClung
the boy was given. another chance.
John Northern, aged colored man,
picked up as vagrant Friday
night, was ordered released this
morning. Northern claimed that he
was endeavoring to obtain a piece
of ice from the ice house somewhat
after midnight when he was arrest.
ed.
c. Quroc, baker employed on
the night shift at Richardson s
bakery, reported three boys had
stolen his pants and S12.S5 some
time last night while he was work
ing. The pants were hanging on a
hook in the dressing room at the
bakery. Quroc also lost his pass
ports and immigration papers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
PAT AND VIRGINIA OFFER
SUGGESTIONS TO HOUSEWIFE

"Helen, this is Pat Porter speak
ing, said Pat to one of her
friends. IL we called you up to get
that icebox pudding recipe of yours
that is so good. While Virginia is
away on her wedding trip / IN col
lceting all the prize recipes l know
of so that she will have a good col
lection to begin on when she returns
and starts keeping house"
"I'd be delighted to, Pat. Just
a minute while ! get it and then
III read it to you. -
Refrigerator Pudding
! Id. macaroons
u lb. almonds blanched and
chopped
II lb. butter
u doz. eggs
] Id. powdered sugar
] tsp. vanilla.
Cream butter and sugar thorough
~, add beaten yolks, nuts, then
whites and vanilla. Beat mixture
well. Crumble macaroons and cover
bottom of square cake pan with
oiled paper. Put in layer of mixture,
then one of macaroons. Repeat
until all are used. Put in refrigera
tor and let stand so hours. Then
melt . squares Bakers chocolate
and pour on top. Serve i'll squares
with whipped cream.
After thanking Helen for her
recipe, Pat copied it into the cook
book she was making for Virginia.
placing it in the section devoted to
icebox cooking, and prefacing it
with a few general remarks on that
type of cooking.
Ice-box cakes are really delicious
and not as difficult to prepare as
SO many people think.
II does not require any more
time to prepare an ice-box cake
than it does to make a pie or any
other kind of cake dessert. Tha
beauty of this dessert is the fact
that it can be made the day before
il is used, therefore, taking no ex-
ira time the day you give your din
ner.
They are indeed very nourishing
eggs and plain sponge cake being
their foundation; then some recipes
call for butter and these are espe-
cially rich.
The first thing to do it to line a
mold, spring-form or cake pan with
lady fingers, separated, with the
rounded sides toward the pan. l
sure you are all saying to yourself, !,
81 can never make an ice box
cake, for lady fingers are too ex-
pensive. Here you are mistaken,
for you can easily make them yolr-
self. 1t ism t necessary to use lacy
fingers, since thin slices of sponge
cake viii answer the same pur-
pose, but when unmolded 1T does
not make such an attractive cake
Prepare the filling. Spread lay
er Of filling over the lady fingers
add another layer of lady fingers.
Repeat until the ingredients are
used up. Place in the refrigerator
for twentyfour hours. The filling
will soak into the cake part and al
will become solid mass.
When ready to serve, if you are
/ using a form where the rim comes
off, remove it and the tin bottom
is placed on cake plate. The top
is covered with sweetened whipped
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Hughes have
as their house guest Miss Ethel
Reeves of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. B. Whitelaw aud
family spent Sunday at their cabin
near Live Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Westerfield,
accompanied by Mrs. Westerfield IS
mother, Mrs. Paul Boman of this
city, have returned to their home in
Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 0. Lingo have re-
turned from Los Angeles where
they attended the wedding of Miss
Amanda Strong to Kenneth Leroy
Hoist
The friends of Mrs. w. p. Hamil-
to will be glad to learn that, while
seriously i'll, she is reeuperating from
a recent operation at the Ell Centre
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Hansen spent
Sunday i'll the mountains.
Mrs. William II. Koon of Brawley
visited friends in Ell Centre recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills were in
San Diego over the week end where
they visited Mr.. Mills parents.
Mrs. l.. Kaford and son have left
the FL Centre hospital and plan to
leave next week for San Diego where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. A. c. Finney and Miss Nir-
ginia Finney are spending few
davs at Hemet and on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley He'll were in
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
MONIES Nj E!:::.S

Lon Clancy, the man of a thous-
and faces, is the star in "Where
East is East which opens tonight
at Fox Imperial Airdome, with Es-
telle TAYLOR, (Mrs. Jack Dempsey
Lupe Velez and Lloyd Hughes as
supporting stars.
Clancy takes the role Of an old
animal trainer, horribly Scared by
numerous fights with "cats, - dur
ing his circus experience, who makes
his living by trapping the wild
beasts in their native haunts. Llv-
ing deep in the jungle with only his
half breed daughter, he seeks to for
get the injury done him by the wife
who deserted him years before. His
world is ceDtered on ms daughter
and the animals which he snares,
gradually acquiring many of their
characteristics.
The deserting wife arrives on the
scene and seeks to entrap the young
American who has come to the jun
&c for animals and has fallen in love
with the animal hunter 5 daughter.
The hunter warns the woman TO let
the boy alone but she refuses and
the hunter takes an unusual way to
save his daughter love from des-
truction.
CLANCY gives a remarkable demon
stration of his wonderful ability as
an emotional actor and Miss Tay-
lor's splendid acting stamps her as
real artist who has never been
given the work to which her ability
entities her.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
Big Night For
Press Carriers

There II be no "chawin' beef"
tonight when the Press newsboys go
swimming because their clothes will
be i'll individual lockers, but the car
riers will have just as much fun as
if they sported themselves in the
"ol' swimmin' hole' instead of the
new plunge at the city park.
Dad Howard, the circulation
manager of the Press, is throwing
the party and more than score of
those who bring you your evening
paper will hurry through their routes
tonight so as to be on hand at the
Press office at $50 O'Clock all set
for the party.
The party for the carriers is one
of several held each year. They go
to the show once, followed by an
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
GIRL RESERVES
HOLD REUNION

A reunion of all Girl Reserves OF
Central Union High school was
held Saturday afternoon, the affair
being in honor of the local group S
delegates to the Asilomar conveE
tion, the Misses Majken Moline,
Marjorie Moore, Emma Stehli and
Betty DuSold.
The girls met at the Kenyon 5
Desert Plunge for swimming and
water sports, and later enjoyed a
picnic supper in the park.
Those present included the Misses
Marjorie Moore, Emma Stehli, Maj
ken Moline, Betty DuSold, Betty
McMillan, Margaret EIDE, Mary
Kate Stewart, Josephine Graham.
Jean Meyer, Marjorie Meyer, Mar
garet Tondro, Barbara Tondro,
Alta Mae Mason, Ruth Grafton,
Ruth Whitelaw, Gena Bibbins,
Lucy Faye Denham, Doris Moline,
Ethel Maupin, Ellen Maupin, and
Mrs. L. NJ. Moore, advisor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
ROUND TABLE HAS
BRIDGE DINNER

Round Table members enjoyed a
delightful pot luck dinner Saturday
evening at the country home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Breedlove which was
beautifully decorated with bowls OF
lovely flowers.
Dinner was served on the long
porch and the feature of the evening
was the huge birthday cake, gay with
lighted candles, which was placed be-
fore Mrs. o. J. Bradshaw in celebra-
tion Of her birthday.
The evening was spent in bridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Hughes winning
the combined high score, while low
scores were made by Mrs. Forrest
Kutz and Don Bitter. Mrs. Brad
shaw was presented with birthday
gift by the members of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bitler were guests
of the club and members present
were Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Bradshaw,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Hughes, DR.. and
Mrs. Forrest Kutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Breedlove, Mrs. R. B. Kepley, John
kepley and W. S. Fawcett.
Grand View, Washington, shipped
so cars OF cherries this season, about
a normal crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
Many Offenders
In Police Court

Being "loop-legged" drunk cost
Ruth Simmons, colored, of Phoenix
$25 or 1912 days in Jail this morn
ing when she appeared before
Judge Perkins in police court. The
report of the artesting officer con
tanned the above definition of her
condition when picked up on the
street last night.
Another $25 fine was assessed
against r. Z. Tweedell for being
Just plain drunk. Juan Saldivar
drew a similar fine on vagrancy
charge.
Manuela Saldivar pleaded guilty
to possession of liquor charge but
pronouncement of sentence was de-
ferred until tomorrow morning.
Cleo Sapp, colored, pleaded net
guilty to vagrancy charge and
asked for jury trial. She is repre-
sented by Frank Birljhauser, at,
torney. King Sapp, her husband,
also charged with vagrancy, was re,
leased.
Richard Henderson, q colored boy
from Phoenix, pleaded not guilty to
a charge of vagraney and will be
tried Thursday morning.
The two colored boys who threw
a watermelon Saturday that broke
the windshield of car driven by
w. L. Thomas, slightly injuring the
man, were turned over to the Gus
tody of their mothers who promised
to pay for the installation OF a new
glass.
Ernest McClung, IS, charged
with attempting to steal ear and
later taking a bicycle that did not
belong to him, was also turned over
to the custody of his mother. Judge
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24

Jacumba Sunday where Mrs. Hei
plans to make her home during the
summer months.
Miss Anna Bell is convalescing
from recent illness.
John Canton spent the week end
in Ell Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Keller spent
Sunday at Laguna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hudson have
returned to the valley after a de-
lightful wedding trip.
The Misses Majken Maline, Mar
jorie Moore, Betty DuSold and En-.
ma Stehli left last night for Asilo-
mar to attend the Girl Reserve con
ferenc6 there.
The Misses Sue and Evelyn Pope
spent Sunday in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Roberts and
family spent the week end at their
cabin at Laguna.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Reid and
family attended the ceremony in San
Diego Saturday at which the third
degree or Masonry was conferred,
motoring from there to Garden Grove
where they visited Mrs. Reid $ moth.
cr, Mrs. Gertrude Teeple, who is
visiting friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Rank have rs
their house guests Mr.. Ranks broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. &. E.
Rank, of Marion, Ohio, who will re-
main in FL Centre for this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shaffer and
children. Jack Jr. and Dorothy Mae,
spent the week end in San Diego.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl Trey have left
for Watsonville where they will visit
the J. $. Carmichaels.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Dowd and
family spent the week end at their
cabin at Live Oaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Donohue and
son were in Los Angeles Friday re-
turning Sunday y their cabin at
Live Oaks.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24

ice cream party; once on a picnic
and once ON swimming party.
Tonight the score or more in
Guiding their parents and several
employees of the Press, will enjoy
the pool for several hours and will
also partake of ''hot dog" lunch
con, during and afte rthe swim.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24
Social BreHties

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice AMI
daughter Rosemary, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh I. Osborne, and son Bill,
spent the week end at Laguna as
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont J. Reid, and Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
B. Roberts A deEghtfuletaoinoin
B. Roberts. One of the most delight
full events of their visit was the big
bonfire Saturday night which was
followed by a few games of bridge.
Mrs. Elizabeth Embury has gone
to Los Angeles for few days
visit and will sail June %, accom-
panied by the Misses Eleanor Bun
nell, Louise Albright, Helen Walker,
and Mrs. f. A. Albright. for Homo
lulu, where the group expect to
spend some time.
OF much interest to Ell Centrans
is the news of the marriage in Al
nam bra, June 21, of Miss Anue
Etter to Gaylord Dearborn. Mrs.
Dearborn was one of the teacher s
at the Verde school last year, and
has formerly taught in the city
schools. She has been recently re-
elected to the Verde school and
plans to teach there next fall. Dur
ing the summer months the Dear
borns will occupy Mrs. Embury s
home while she is travelling.
Mrs. J. S. Jones will leave the
first of this week for the Rancho
Santa Fe where she will be the
house guest for several days of Mrs.
Ralph Claggett, former valley resi-
dent. After her visit there. Mrs.
Jones viii meet group of friends in
Los Angeles with whom she is plan
ming a most delightful trip abroad.
The group sails from New York July
y, and will visit many points of in
terest including England, Scotland,
ireland, France, Italy, and Spain,
visiting the expositions which are
being held this summer in the lat
ter country.
Mrs. j. 5. Eastman, at one time
editor of the Press, is editor of the
Broadway World, a weekly publica-
tion of the Broadway Department
store of Los Angeles, and, in let
ter to her friends here, says that
she is delighted to be back in news
paper work.
Members of the White Shrine
Social club are planning meeting
of the club to be held tomorrow at
the summer home of Mrs. j. H. Nor
gan in Jacumba y pot luck lunch
con will be served at noon and the
afternoon will be spent in bridge.
The Loyal Young Peoples class of
the Christian church, with their
teacher, Mrs. S. o. Lingo, conducted
a Sunshine service yesterday after
noon at the county farm, and in ad-
dition brought enough ice cream and
cake to serve all the inmates of the
institution. Both the service and the
refreshments were very much appre-
ciated as was the thoughtfulness of
the young people.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24

Miss Celia Young and Miss
Maurine Mastick spent Sunday rs
the guests of Miss Rose Mahana at
her country home near Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-24

Mrs. j. S. Eastman, at one time
editor of the Press, is editor of the
Broadway World, weekly publica.
tion of the Broadway Department
store of Los Angeles, and, in let
ter to her friends here, says that
she is delighted to be back in news
paper work.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-18
Patents Issued to
 Connecticut People

Patents issued by the r. S, Patent Office. January 1s. 1929, to Ccnnec- ticut inventors List compiled weekly from the Official Gazette by the office Of Harold C. Manning, Manning Bros. Shoe Co. c11 Main street New EritainD
 Arthur R A'lworth. Merid.n. as. sienor to The Miller Co. Lighting fixture,
 Ernest T. Beck. Meriden. assiknor to International Silver Co. Coffee pot or similar article.
 Sidney NJ. Caldwell. Leonis. N. J., assignor to The Naugatuck Che mi cal Co. NauEatuck. C patents) Controlling the vuics nizatio of rub her and similar materials and pro- ducts obtained thereby.
 Benjamin M. DesJardines, West Hartford. assignor to Underwood Elliott Fisher Co. N. Y. N. Y, Type writing machine.
 August Dlouhy. wallingford. as signor to II l., Judd Co. Inc. (: patents). Drapery pole ring; and drapery pole center.
 Fred S. English and R. H. Dodds. New London. assigncrs to The Bac- cock Printing Press Mfg, Co. Sheet rack for presses.
 Charles N. Fairchild. New Haven. Emergency cut-out lock.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-18

philosophy which the man adopted during his long years of imprison- nent, and he practicsd his creed. He was d model prisoner and for this reason. he said. prison life was not extremely hard for him becaua, he always was treated kindly.
 'Th, re was so much time to think" he said, so much time to think"
 Not quite all of the story Of Fuchs life is known i'll this coun- try. because he never would tell all. Even after hc was released from prison. he continued 10 main- tain silence concerning the crime for which he was con,ictod.
 In Germany. Fuchs wife, faith ful to him through &l these years, awaits his return. Mrs. Fuchs still lives at the old Fuchs homestead in Train. Gcrlnany-thc homestead which Fuchs left to come to Amer ica.
 When Fuchs came from the pris-