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COMMISSION
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chemist to teach a local man how
10 make the water tests. The city Is
to pay the expenses OF this man for
one month.
The city agreed to have plans
prepared for q new filter and au-
thorized Mayor Cole to notify the
t--llth department.
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ELECTRICAL STORM

WICHITA FALLS. Sept. 6.-CR1-
A violent electrical and rain storm
visited this city and vicinity last
night. Light and telephone service
was interrupted temporarily.
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LONG o U BROKEN

CORSICANA. Texas. Sept. 6.-GPl
The three months drought was
broken In Corsicana and Navarro
county last night when .26 Of an
inch OF rain fell.
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EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-P-For-
eiRn exchanges easy.
France. demand 3.9l: Italy 5.22-
3-8: Belgium 1898 Ia Germany.
23.78: Tokyo. 4670: Montreal $685.
1876.
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n. a SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 6.-tPl-
Spot cotton closed steady 10 points
up. Sales OTIS; low middling 1743;
middling 1898; good middling 1888;
receipts 25.604: stock 67.688.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Sept 6.-LR-Butter
easier; creamery extras A IA: STAN
dards AZ Ia: extra firsts ~ 1-26-
43 1-2: firsts 40 1904 10; seconds.
37G39 1-2.
Eggs weak: extra firsts So G37;
firsts 34G35; ordinary firsts 30G32.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-R-Wheat:
NO. 4 hard ia; No. 2 northern
spring 1.28.
Corn: No. 3 mixed 1.O3; No. S vel
low i.O2.
Oats: No. 2 white AZ.
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RAIL HEARING

SAN ANTONIO. Sept. 6.-tP-The
Gulf and West Texas railroads ap-
plication for permission to build a
line from San Antonio TO San An
gelo viii be heard here Sept. 80.
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En- Route Home. - w. Kenneth
Grove, OF Dallas. who has been in
Tsmpico looking after business.
came in by plane Thursday en- route
home.
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Opening: Jan. 1882; Mar. 1919;
May 1888: July 19.47; Oct. (oldl
1883; Oct. new 1894; Dec. 1928.
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NEW YORK n

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-tP-Cot-
ton opened steady. Oct. 1894; Dec.
1929; Jan. 1882; March 19.49; May
1883.
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SAN ANGELO. Sept. 6.--CPg-Al-
most too late to benefit crops but
Of inestimable value TO ranges. scat
tered rains fell last night over this
section OF West Texas.
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Visits Here.-Mrs. d. G.. Richard
son. Of Mexico City. is here for a
few days visiting friends. She is &C
companied by her daughter . Mr..
Richardson Is operations manager
of the Mexican Aviation company.
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First figure, lowest Temperature
last night: second. highest temporal
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at 9 a. N; fourth, rainfall past "a
hours.
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GOyFRNNTFNT PONDS

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-IP-Gov-
eminent bonds: Liberty 3 1-2s
s97.25; 1st Is. 1926: 4th. 4 las 99.3:
Preasury 4 las, sl06.23: As. 1903; 8
5-4s S100.28.
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\. o. COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. g. L1 -
Cotton closed steady at net advance
OF 7 TO IL points:
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TEXAS SPOTS

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 6.-tP=
Spot cotton middling 1920; Hous-
ton 1885; Galveston 1885.
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Returns Home. - r. S. McCaleb,
radio engineer. came in from Mexico
City Thursday.
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For SaIe.-Complete restaurant fix
lures In Harrington Value $1,000.
VIII take $1,000 for prompt sale.
See Walker Craig Co.-Adv. II.
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City Briefs

Girls see the new Dauliste bras
sierelettes and step in girdles at the
Corset Shop. 1927 Elizabeth.-adv z
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BY THE RESULTS!

But to get results the white space YOU
buy should be filled ~expertly your ad-
vertisement must be prepared with care
in this era of keen competition to induce
prompt action . That's why there are
included on The Heralds advertising
staff men skilled in the art of preparing
advertising cop and layouts-to assist
you in filling that white space with
PULLING POWER and APPEAL!
Rates per column inch of white space
are basedon the newspapers number of
readers. The HeraId's NET PAID cir
c~ulation more than doubles that of any
other publication in the Valley and its
rates are far lower in proportion.
And as to reader interest-welI, judge
for yourself the value of this Valley
wide newspaper as a chronicler of Val
ley, state and worldwide news go.
There is power in the printed word
and illustration when it is placed in the
publication that is demanded by men,
women and children all over the Valley
and merchants or firms who know
their products or utilities have sound
value realize that consistent, intelligent
advertising in the columns of The
Brownsville Herald brings sure returns.
An advertisers dollar buys twice as
much circulation i'm The Brownsville
Herald it does in any other Valley pub
LEGATION and our rates are only about
half as much per thousand circulation -.
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On Vacation - Geo. w. Rogers,
city engineer, Is away on his vaca-
ton. He left early in the week. and
viii be out Of town about ten days,
visiting In Kerrville and Junction.
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Tampico visit-Teofilo Crixell.
Sr., left Wednesday by plane for
Tampico.
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Opening. Jan 1913. Mar. 1910,
May l942-B; July l934-B; Oct. 1885;
Dec. 1914.
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Returns.-Teofile CrixelI, ST., who
has been In Tampico several days
looking after business, returned
Thursday by plane.
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ImproveS-Mrs. Harry Reeder. of
the Chamal ranch. Mexico. Is i'm
proving rapidly following her oper-
alton at the Mercy hospital. 1t Is
reported. Mrs. Reeder came here for
the operation some time ago by
plane.
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Girls see the new Dauliste bras
sierelettes and step in girdles at the
Corset Shop. 1927 Elizabeth.-adv z
For SaIe.-Complete restaurant fix
lures In Harrington Value $1,000.
VIII take $1,000 for prompt sale.
See Walker Craig Co.-Adv. II.
Tampico visit-Teofilo Crixell.
Sr., left Wednesday by plane for
Tampico.
visits-Miss Petra Champion,
who Is employed in the office OF
the city tax collector, spent the
weekend In San Antonio, return
ing Tuesday.
To School-Jack Dwyre, who Is a
student in Mexico City, left by
plane to resume his studies there,
after q vacation In the north.
Return&-Hulon Sterling. city tax
collector, is back at his desk after
q weekend visit to Houston and
Galveston. He returned Wednesday
morning.
Son BoFn--Mr. and Mrs. j. s.
Graham, ass West st. Charles. an
nounce the birth Of a son. born
Tuesday night.
Enlarge Shop - Workmen have
been busy at the Oriental Rug and
Gift shop the past week e~nlarging
and freshening up the quarters for
the extension Of the gift line this
fall.
ImproveS--Mrs. Harry Reeder. of
the Chamal ranch. Mexico. Is i'm
proving rapidly following her oper-
alton at the Mercy hospital. 1t Is
reported. Mrs. Reedcr came here for
the operation some time ago by
plane.
Quicken Service - An effort is
now on foot to quicken sorting Of
mail at the airport. Heretofore pas
sengers have been the first TO dis
mount from the planes. It is proba-
bic that in the future the mail will
be taken first. This would give the
sorters about five minutes extra
time.
Returns.-Teofile Crixell, Sr., who
has been in Tampico several days
looking after business, returned
Thursday by plane.
On Vacation - Geo. w. Rogers,
city engineer, Is away on his vaca-
ton. He left early in the week. and
will be out Of town about ten days,
visiting In Kerrville and Junction.
Visits Here.-Mrs. u. G.. Richard
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Enlarge shop - Workmen have
been busy at the Oriental Rug and
Gift shop the past week ~enlarging
and freshening up the quarters for
the extension Of the gift line this
fall.
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VisIt&-Miss Petra Champion,
who Is employed in the office OF
the city tax collector. spent the
weekend In San Antonio. return
ing Tuesday.
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n. ". COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-(P-(R
Cotton futures closed:
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Son Bcrn--Mr. and Mrs. J. s.
Graham, ass West ST. Charles. an
nounce the birth Of q son, born
Tuesday night.
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What Price
White Space?

Suppose you buy a quarter page Of
space in a publication in which you will
place an advertisement You have
bought white space at so much per col
umn inch. Your ad is prepared = print
ed on your white space = sent to the
readers -. And how can you know
whether you paid too much or too little
for that white space?
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Return&-Hulon Sterling. city tax
collector, Is back at his desk after
q weekend visit to Houston and
Galveston. He returned Wednesday
morning.
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To School.-Jack Dwyre, who Is a
student in Mexico City, left by
plane to resume his studies there,
after q vacation in the north.
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accompanied home by his daughter
Miss Nell Sprouse for several days
visit.
Mesdames Marshal Bourne ana
B. G. Stallings attended the busi-
ness meeting Of the Wdman's Com
munity club in Lyford Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. %. Bourne and
children OF Santa Rosa were callers
AT the Marshall Bourne home Sun
day.
Mrs. r. Klemann and grand
children Miss Eleonore Watson and
Newton Klemann accompanied by
Miss Helen Boyce all Of Donna were
callers here Sunday Newton Kle-
mann remained owe for a few days
visit with his aunt Mrs. Marshall
Bourne before going TO San Per-
Iita to visit his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. SprouSe.
Misses Hazel and Lois Wilson
spent the week end In Brownsville
nc the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. "A. u.
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moncell Meyers and
son Wade Of Harlingen and Miss
Grace Williams Of Brownsville were
over night guests at the L. M. VIII
liams home Wednesday.
Mrs. S. p. Nitlsen and daughter
Helen Ruth were callers at the Barr
home in San BenitO and were &C
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" carried out In the holiday colors
OF red, green and gold.
High prize was won hy Mrs.
Howard Campbell and consisted oi
a fruit cake In "a beautiful red and
gold holiday cake box. Mrs. Buck
Evans won second high and receiv-
ed q large box Of powder and puff.
Mrs. w. j. Gerron received cut
prize. a beautiful atomizer. Con-
ISOLATION prize a green powder puff
went TO Mrs. X. @. Robbins.
Table prizes were tall Christmas
candles III red green and gold and
were won by Mesdames d.. =. Deck
er. c.. J. Scott. NJ. II. Dryer. Holly
Bostick, w. w. Grays0n and Miss
Mildred Burton.
After the games a delicious lunch
con was served on dainty red and
green plates decorated with poin-
Eettias.
The following guests were pre-
sent. Mesdames GIL. NJ. II. Dryer.
Charles Kennedy, E. L. Bull. Holly
Bostick, j. Z. johnson. VIM. j..
Gerron, L. O. Robbins. n. Il. Faw-
kes. j. X. Smith, T.. B. Burton, C..
". Scott, Hays Scissor. Claud Hol-
loway, Bond Carroll. III. a. White.
Davis 4. Decker. III. Il. Tonne. w.
w. Grayson, Buck J.. Evans. How
ard Campbell, G. r.. johnson. H.
E. Humphreys, and Miss Mildred
Burton.
JOLLY DOZEN
CLUB HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. y. T.. johnson en-
tertained the jolly Dozen at their
home in Lee Heights. Saturday
evening with bridge. Sixteen men,
bers were present and one guest,
Mrs. Charles Klein.
Mrs. Klein was presented with a
guest priz-. "a chiffon handkerchief.
Mrs. Starr won the women's high
score prize, and Mrs. Akard won
the consolation. II. Z. Tommie won
the mems high score prize. and r.
z. Bull took the consolation prize.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the games.
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ing here Friday evening WI
been in progress during laA
Several members were added
church.
Plans are going forward fuA
community Christmas tree and
gram to be held &C the First
thodist Church here on Chrf
mas eve.
DR.. Connolly OF Rayn0ndvtIle wa
m caller here last week.
Dave Heath was n business wh-
tor In Raymondville Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. wv. "A. Fox and son
Billy have moved to Harrington.
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Mrs. John G. Bowie's afternoon
bridge. arranged Thursday Of last
week for members Of the Thursday
Bridge club. was made interesting
by the use of red roses for floral
decoration. the blossoms expressing
the Christmas theme which was re-
presented in appointments for
games.
Mrs. j. II. Koontz was success
full during playing and received the
high score trophy. Guests we're
Mrs. T. @. Boles and Mrs Ted
Brash. An ~appetizing luncheon
course followed the games.
Mrs. Charles X. Burke win be
hostess at the next meeting OF the
club Thursday. December 18th.
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PLAN FOR PARTY
WEDNESDAY,

Mrs. N. G. Harwell was hostess %
the Neighborhood club at her home
December 9Th. roll call was res
pended to with reading short
sketches. Minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved.
Curing the business session the pay
ment of bills for flowers was or
dered.
Arrangements for a Christmas
party were made. The party viii
be held az the regular meeting OF
the club Wednesday. December 18th
al the home Of Mrs. j. z. McSpad-
den. Attendance OF ali members Is
requested.
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MRS. SCHUBERT HAS
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. A. J. Schubert very gracious
" entertained at bridge at the
home OF Mrs. z. B. Burton, on
West Hidalgo Ave, Saturday after
noon. Decorations were beautiful
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LUNCHEON BRIDGE
VEN

Interesting among the attractive
events Of the pre-holiday season
was the luncheon bridge given Fri
day afternoon of last week by Mrs.
A. r. Etchison at her home on
North Bcnham Avenue.
Velvety red chrysanthemums we're
displayed profusely about the rooms
and employed for ccnterpieces on
the tables with tall red tapers on
either side. A three-course lunch
con was served. The Christmas
colors were repeated in tallies and
other accessories for the games
which were enjoyed during the aft
ernOOn.
For high score Mrs. w. J. Vim
SAINT received a handsome gift OF
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SAN BENITO


Covers for twenty-five were laid
Eaonday evening in the living room
OF the home economics bungalow
wnen students OF the second wear
cooking class served an elaborate
seven course dinner to school trus-
Gees. their wives, and a few other
guests. The students prepared the
dinner under the direction Of Mrs
y. p. Ellis.
The Christmas theme was repre-
scented in the table decorations. q
tiny Christmas tree with a TOW for
each guest was the special feature
Red gumdrop holders gave the col
or keynote that was noted in the
various courses and other appoint
ments for the affair.
P~Aacecards. representing tiny poin-
Eettias. bore the following names.
Messrs and MeSdames James q
Buck, II. p. Livingston. /. r.. Gilbert
sam Sparks. w. ID. Haines. A. L.
Harris, y. q. Louthan. and Fred
Booth, Supt and Mrs. T. J. Voc.
G. r. Robertson. F. Phelps. T. r.
Deweiss Of San Antonio. Miss Ema-
lint and Eurora James. the latter
having the role OF hostess.
The students who served the din
saer were Florence Kellor. Iomah
Rczell and Frances Wills.
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SEBASTIAN
INFORMAL DANCE
HnGTG

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bourne
entertained q few friends with an
informal dance Friday evening at
their country home near here. Re-
freshments were served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Haney. Mr.. and Mds. R. @.
Morris. MIR. and Mrs. Lonnie Woods,
Mesdames <. X. Watson, Elizabeth
Crum. I. p. Bourne, S. p. Nielsen,
Misses Hazel and Lois Wilson, Belle
Williams and nellie Sprause.
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FOR CLUB


The woman's Community club OF
Lyford held a business meeting at
the club house Thursday afternoon.
Reports were given by the COM
mittee chairman and everything re-
ported to readiness for the Valley
Federation to be held Tuesday. Two
new book cases have been installed
and a number Of the Smouse library
collection. which has recently been
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Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

ell, Mary and Helen Hinkly, Dora
Lucille Kenderick. Nancy Meri-
wether, Frances Etchison and the
glest Of honor.
ERASHS ENTERTAIN
WITH DINNER
Thursday evening OF last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Brash entertain
ed informally at their home with
a delightful dinner party. Red and
pink roses were clustered about the
rooms. forming a pretty background
and expressing the striking two
tone color theme that was effect
lively repeated during the course
dinner.
The evening was spent In games
Of bridge which resulted in high
score awards being presented to
Mrs. E. II. Downs and James COL
Inns.
Guests included Mrs. E. H. Downs.
Mrs. Marie Edge, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Still and Misses Edith Hester, Ce-
leset Long and Lorraine Estes and
.Tar7px Collins
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MRS MATHES HAS
CHR

At her home Thursday evening
Of last week Mrs. w. G. Mathes en-
tertained with a pleasant affair
with members OF the Silk Stocking
club as guests. The Christmas
theme vas expressed in decorations
for the rooms and In appointments
for the games of bridge that gave
diversion throughout the afternoon.
A delicious course followed.
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modernistic pottery. A box Of pow
der was awarded TO Mrs. II. q. Mar
shall who held second high and
Mrs. II. G. Lawt0n received as cut
prize, q ruby glass bowl
Those present we're Mesdames J.
vinsant, 4. j. Blount. z. II. Downs,
M. w. Morris. Jane Q. Bowie, j.
w. Belts, A. D.. Shapere. A. Herbst,
r. 3. Sublett, Bennett Jones, r. l..
Carter. I. ". jolly Jr.. o. II. Polly,
s. III. Crews. w. Z. Thomas. r.. w,
Keys Of Harrington. a. L. Price. III.
@. Lawton, g. M. Wunderman. j. III,
Koontz. Gordon Llewellyn. j. NJ.
Jones, and II q. Marshall.
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BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
LNnN0DEE

Saturday OF last week Ruth
Etchison was honored on her tenth
birthday anniversary with a de-
lightful luncheon given at her home
by her mother. Mrs. "A. r. Fitch
ison. end having as guests seven
little girls. A miniature Christmas
tree. brilliantly decorated. centered
che luncheon table and held a gift
for each guest. Following the lunch
ron table the honoree and guests
were entertained with q matinee at
the Rivoli Theater.
Those present were Wanda Pow
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JOLLY DOZEN
rTWrR
SAN PERLITA

Mrs. j. r. Sprouse returned Sat-
urday from McAllen. where she
spent the week with her sister Mrs.
W. Il. Johnston.
Rev. Drivy and Rev. Arnold on
Harrington closed a revival meet
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received from DR.. and Mrs. Smouse
OF Los Angeles was c~atalogued
This is the last business meet
ing until after the Christmas holi-
days.
Officers for the Sebastian Amuse-
ment club have been elected and
are as follows: Mrs. Lonnie Woods.
president; Ike Cakes. vice presi-
dent: r. C.. Morris, secretary and
treasurer and Roy Haney business
manager.
A business meeting was called
Monday evening at which all MEM
bers were present. Plans for the
years entertainment were made ana
plans for the remodeling Of the
club house. The club will sponsor
a dance at the , Delta Hardware
building to which the general pub
lie has been invited, Saturday even
ing.
An excellent orchestra has been
procured for the evenin SIS enter
tainment.
PERSONALS
Earl Whatley Of Santa Rosa and
two brothers who have recently ar
rived from Jena, La. were callers
In town Friday.
j. II. Sprouse az San Perlita was
n caller here SATURDAY. and was
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CHAPTER
STUDIES UNTBRTANS

-
Wednesday afternoon Of last week
the Alpha Delphian Chapter met
for a study Of the Umbrian School
and Vatican Treasures. Mrs. G. z.
Hudson. as leader. gave the resume
and discussed the Umbrian School,
which had Gentilt de Fabriano,
Perugino and Raphael as the out
standing artists.
Blashfield's Estimate OF Ra-
phael' was given by Mrs. Schmidt.
She explained the growth and de-
velopment Of art since the time OF
Giotto. "Symonds' Estimate" by
Mrs. @. r.. Edwards expressed Ra-
phael as resembling Mozart in con-
verting everything into beauty. she
told the legend OF his painting a
Madonna on a barrel head, on ac-
count Of lack of other material.
General character Of the art trea-
sures Of the Vatican. told by Mrs.
l. w. Humble. revealed much Of the
priceless masterpieces at the foot
OF Mons Vaticanus.
Mrs. John r. Harris described
Raphael's "Loggia and StanIe." ex-
planning the arrangement of the
suite, and relating that the medal
lions in the ceiling. works of Sa-
donna representing Theology. Philo-
sophy. Poetry and Justice. were un-
disturbed. Mrs. G.. X. Hudson ex-
planned THE Crucifixion and Christ
Delivering the Reyes to Peter" by
Perhglno and 1.-The Marriage Of the
Virgin" by Raphael. The entire
membership especially enjoyed Mrs.
r. ". Thomas Interpretation Of the
''Sistine Madonna" and THE Ma
donna OF the Chair" Large re-
productions or each we're displayed.