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| tentous with the imminent tragedy Of
| his death was beautifully portrayed by
| Tokatyan as he fervently bid his mother
farewell and commended the wronged
Santuzza to her care.
| Tibet Scores Success.
Lawrence Tibbett, the young American
baritone who came from California to
eventually win fame overnight In per-
Torrance at the Metropolitan several
seasons ago, was equally as fine in the
role of Alto as the two preceding artists
were in theirs. He showed much Inn
provement both vocally and histrionical-
ly IN his characterization.
Marion Telya was thoroughly ade-
quate as Lola, singing her little
stornello, Flor di Giaggiolo," admirably
off-stage and her few phrases on stage
equally WE'LL Her mellow contralto
quality of voice should appear to spe-
cial advantage in the singing of Amneris
tomorrow afternoon in Aida
Philine Falco in the smaller role of
Mamma Lucia was admirable in her
part, although she was handicapped with
abominable makeup.
The chorus sang the famous Regina
Coeli," and, led by Ponselle, presented
the Easter hymn "Inneggiamo, IL Signor
non morto' satisfactorily according to
traditional methods. The present-day
auditor cannot help but wonder why it
is in these times, when completely
artistic choirs and choruses are tour
ing the country, that even the chorus of
the leading opera house should sing so
woodenly and with such total lack Of
dramatic finesse, both in action and
vocal production. Surely the Metro
politan could, acquire a choral master
such as John Finley Williamson-to
mention an American who has done
wonders for artistic vocal work in
choruses-and bring its chorus out of
the amateurish depths in which 1t still
fingers. This should not be an impos-
sible task. Perhaps the secret would
be to have a real vocal conductor and
not an orchestral conductor train the
chorus.
Tragedy of Love Presented.
After a, welcome intermission for re-
setting the stage while the audience
chatted in the foyers and from box to
box, -Leoncavallo's equally violent trag-
edy of love. with even more fatalities
to the square inch. giving the stage
typically Shakespearean effect at the
finale, was presented. ALI honor should
go to Edward johnson for a supreme
artistic impersonation of the unhappy
Canio. Never has the "Vesti Ia giubba"
air been sung more effectively In Wash
ington, unless possibly by Caruso. ~Vo-
cally, Mr.. JohnSon's voice sounded light
in this robusto Italian music, and also
there was suggestion of fatigue In his
voice. His acting was superb.
If there was thought for moment
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Brazil Exports Ahead.

RIO DE JANEIRO tF). Brazilian
exports In 1928 were worth $3.50, O00, 600,
exceeding imports by more than $685.
100000. Products showing an increase
over 1927 included coffee, $35, 900 900;
frozen meat, $5,000.0 900 and hides. man.
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italian Towns Feel Quakes.

ROME. April 10 UP.-Earth shocks
were. felt this morning at Bologna,
Modena, FidenZa and Parma. No sub
stantial damage was reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

gar,ese and fruit. Decreases were re-
corded in rice, sugar, rubber. cotton and
dried meats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

A copy of the Culion leper colony
in the Philippines has been built In
Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

Real hard-6nish-
ed worsteds, chew
lots, mixtures, etc.
All mo d els for
young men and more
conservative dress
ers. A complete size
range, and we will
make alterations at
no ad dition al
charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-29

the federated church societies OF
the city. The members are 20 De-
guests of the women OF the Central
Christian church on Monday af-
ternCOn, entertaining at the home
~ Mrs. H- L- Yates. $40 LeVee. For
this reason. ail the Protestant
church societies viii not have any
business or study meetings until
the following week.
The Reoekahs viii also resume
their work this week, with a meet
ing on Tuesday evening and the
Self Culture club is to have It's
weekly study session on Wedaes-
day, with Mrs. ~. TX. Bull as host
ess at the home OK Mrs. g. e.. Ste
Wart.
I'll Jardln women, too, have uc-
cided that the 1lay time Ivy almost
over. and viii once more take lid
their studies Thursday mo the meet
ing Of the Progress club.
Mrs. H. E. Barnes and daughter,
Rachel. returned Friday evening
from Runge. where they spent
Christmas with relatives. MRS. SAL
Nv Allen. sister or Mrs. Barnes, ac-
companied them home FOR "a visit, as
did her daughter, FelIce RImball.
They expect To leave f0r their home
in Los Angeles Tuesday.
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The Pictures

Miss Martha IngersoII,
Brownsville, Is In her second
year at the University Of Texas.
She is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Ingersoll.
Miss Julia Kimmell Is a popu-
lar Harlingen student, at home
this week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. "A. "A. Kimmell, from G.
I. a.. Denton.
Miss Sally Russell, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. "A. Russell,
Brownsville, is among the col
lege students home for the holi-
days. She has been attending
the College Of Arts and Indus
tries at Kingsville, where she is
a member Of Kappa Omicron
Phi. national professional home
economies sorority. She Is also
president of Alpha Sigma.
Miss Mary Lee Kern. another
popular Valley girl, Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. III.
Kern. Mercedes. during the holi-
day season. She is a freshman
at the University Of Texas.
Miss Mae Housed, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. =. B. Housed. San
Benito. is home from +. G. u,
Fort Worth
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Party Guests
Entertained Bu
Comic Contests

A comic track meet was the en-
tertainment of the evening at the
Christian Endeavor on Friday, pro-
voking much merriment. The party
was held at the Moran country
home. Dan Boiling and Miss LouSe
Smith captained the two sides. the
guests participating in such events
as a discus throw with paper bags,
the widest smile. and the like.
Refreshments Of hot chocolate
and cake we're served to Miss Anna
Jane Moran. Sylvia Rainsch, Mary
Singer. Louise Smith. Doris VIII
liams. Martha Jane Butts. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Craig, Jack Noble. Fred
Howe, Fred Rainsch, Dan Boiling,
Andrew Ferguson, a. 9. Newton.
Thos. X. Newton, Andrew Ferguson,
and Gentry Moran.
The committee in charge Of the
party included ThoS. Newton. Anna
Jane Moran, Gentry Moran, and
Martha Jane Butts.
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q few days more" 20 enjoy the So
clety OF relatives. and the school
friends who have gathered from
various parts OF the country for
the winter vacation.
The younger crowd has spent
most OF the time III renewing old
friendships. and revealing I'm the
relaxation of home life, free from
the regular schedule XII dutiFs
which occupies their time In school.
While there have been few large
parties, these old friends have been
together continually IL informal
gatherings.
Looking forward, programs are
now out for the Fort Brown horse
show, always I'M OF the big social
events OF the year. Many visitors
from Fort Ringgold and Fort Bliss
have already signifled their inten-
ton OF coming we for the oc-
casion, and 1t Is likely that there
will be entries from both OF these
posts. The date OF the show has
been set for February II and 20.
It is expected that q number Of
dinners, teas, and other social func-
tons win center around the show
on these dates.
Those remaining at home. the
club women. and other workers are
rapidly resuming their regular
routine. "A feature OF the week now
opening Is the social meeting OF
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there to speed the parting year
and welcome the new ne.
On Monday evening, Brownsville
Elks are sponsoring o benefit hop
at their hall, with Eddie Werner's
orchestra. This affair also win
draw many devotees Of the light
fantastic.
The brilliant cabaret and dance
40 Fort Brown held the center OF
the stage on Saturday evening. with
about two hundred guests. The
Valley University Of Texas club
was also sponsoring their annual
holiday dance on Saturday evening
at the Aztec, in San Benito, with
music by the Texas T~roubadors.
The event Of Friday evening was
the dance given by the Valley A.
and M. club. also given 90 the Az
tee, with the Texas Troubadors
supplying the music. This was at
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VdZZe-BoIddO
Wedding Is To
Be Solemnzed

"A wedding OF great interest TO
Spanish society Of the Valley will
be solemnized at five O'Clock on
Sunday when Miss Consuelo Bolado
becomes the bride o. Arnulfo Vale.
OF San Antonio. The ceremony
will take place at the Immaculate
Conception church here.
"A color scheme Of pale pink and
nile green will be carried out in the
setting for the ceremony, and the
costumes Of the attendants. In the
wedding party will be Misses Celia
Bolado. sister OF the bride: Refugia
Vale, sister of the groom; Irene
Bouis. Carmela Castaneda. also Of
San Antonio. and Berta Herman
deZ, of Mission. as bridesmaids.
Groomsmen are Carlos Pena, AguS-
tin RosendeZ, Francisco Hernandez,
Rafael Cisneros, and Ignacio Hern-
andez. Padrinos are MeSSieurs and
Mesdames Enrique Manautou. Jose
Martinez. Manuel CisneroS and E.
de In Cara. ,Berta CiSneros and
Roberto Cisneros will carry the
cushions: and Enrique AIanautou
and Irene Manautou have been
named as rsin-bearers. Miss Au-
rora Gutierrez will be madrina de
lazo, and Miss Belen Gutierrez ma
drina de arras.
Following the ceremony. the en-
tire wedding sparty have been in
vited to q banquet at Hotel III Jar
din. Invitations to q dance at the
hotel after the banquet have been
sent out.
The bride has spent the greater
part Of her life here, AMI was edu-
Gated in art and music at the villa
Maria academy. She is the daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Romulo Z. Bolado.
Mr.. Vale Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. G. Vale. OF San Antonio.
The young couple will make their
home In San Antonio after the
honeymoon trip.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
ats Fort Brown Horseshoe is Announced for February 49, 70
Valley Students
y. Of T.

&USTTN. Dec. 2S-All classes will
y resumed Thursday, January 2,
al the University OF Texas, follow
ing the Christmas holidays. Ex-
aEalnationS for the first semester
pegin soon afterwards. starting
January ~. The examinations viii
END Re: uary !.
registration 70. all students not
In attendance throughout the first
semester will be on February 3.
Second semester classes will begin
the following day, when all students
IN attendance at the university
throughout the first semester will
sign a report-present card. Feb
ruary 10 Is the last day for taking
up second semester courses.
. .
Miss Mary Margaret Glasscock OF
Mercedes was married Tuesday
evening at the Austin home OF her
parents TO Jacob Moore Frazier, Jr.,
OF Austin. Mrs. Frazier is a senior
IN the college Of arts and sciences
OF the university, being enrolled in
the department Of journalism. She
Will continue her work in the univ
erS1ty and viii receive her Journal
ism degree in June.
The bride was attended By her
sisters. Miss Winona GlaSscock as
maid Of honor and Miss Helen
Glasscock as bridesmaid.
The three girls are members Of
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
Fred Wagner OF Brownsville win
return to Austin Jan. 9 10 resume
his studies in the University Of
Texas school OF law. Wagner is in
Richmond. Va. where he Is at
tending the national convention of
Delta Sigma Phi fraternity as a
delegate from the university chap
ter.
New members initiated into the
Latin-.-mer1can club at the univ
ersity last week included Miss Crss-
tina Longoria nd Miss Emilia
Austin. both Of Mission.
Isauro Moya OF Matamoros also
was initiated into the club. He Is
q student in the university school
Of pharmacy.
The club IS editing a newspaper.
~El Universal containing many
articles by members Of the faculty
OF the romance languages.
Theta Zeta chapter Of Delta Del
ia Delta held formal pledges serv-
Ice last week. the party including
Miss Margaret Montgomery OF
Edinhurg. who was recently INF.
tiated into the sorority.
Miss Montgomery Is a sophomore
student in the college OF arts and
sciences.
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Dinner Party For
Out-Of-Town Guests

Mrs. J. J. Conner was hostess Fri
day evening at her home here. COM
plimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Arturo
Lopez, of San Antonio: Mrs. Anita
Sandoval. and Mrs. Esparanza Or
tiz. OF Monterrey. The entertain
ment took the form OF a dinner
party. Covers we're laid FOR twen-
ty-four. A c~enterpiece or chrysan-
themums and carnations ornament
ed the table.
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Madge Singer Has
Weiner Roast Friday

to the season. was the form OF hos
pitality chosen by Miss Madge
Singer for entertaining on Friday
afternoon. The party motored to
q place on the Boca Chica road and
enjoyed the roasted weiners and
other delicacies. Guests were Misses
Clara Gladys Patteson. Lucy Bru-
lay, and Payton and Thomas
Sweeney, John Rowe, and Edmund
Clarke. Mrs. and Mrs. q. G. Sing
er chaperoned the party. On re-
turning from the beach they went
TO Lucy Brulay's home to dance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-29
Dan Van Voorhis
Visits Parents

Dan Van voorhis. who has been
attending school In the north, Is
spending the holidays with his pa
rents. Col. and AIRS. Daniel Van
Voorhis at Fort Brown. At pres
ent he Is away on a deer hunt with
his father. and three other officers
from the post. Col. Stanley Koch.
Major Oliver I. Holman. and Cap
tain VIM. Eastwood.
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Society Calendar
MONDAY

MONDAY
Elks' dance at the hall, from nine
20 one.
Women Of Christian church n
pertaining the church federation az
the home Of Mrs. Fl. L. Yates, 3 to
D p. III.
TUESDAY
Rebekahs have regule- meeting, 8
p. m.
Los Amigos dance in San Benito.
WEDNESDAY
Self Culture at the home OF Mrs.
Q. G. Stewart, with Mrs. j. X. Bull
hostess
THURSDAY
FL Jardin Progress club with Mrs.
Lee Martin.
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Two Weddings
Solemnized

TWO quiet weddings were solemn
lied during the past week by the
Rev. Z. i. Day. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church here. The first
OF these was that OF Miss Adele
Yoeger and Joe 8. Parker, both or
Brownsville This took place on
Christmas Day. at 2 o'clock. at the
home Of the bride, 40 jefferson.
The couple will make their home IN
Brownsville.
The second was solemnized at 4
.. m. Friday at the Presbyterian
manse. The bride was Miss Esther
Waible. ard the groom Simon IT,.
Kruger. both OF Evansville. Ind.
They left Saturday for Evansville,
where they win make their home.
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AT DTNNER-BRTDGE

DR.. and Mrs. John Ashton we're
hosts at a small dinner-bridge party
this week at their home on Souuh
Ohio Avenue in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. Walden Greenlee who have re-
Gently returned from Paris France.
Poinsettias and ferns made an at
tractive table centerpiece.
After dinner bridge was played
with Mrs. Greenlee and Ed Olson
making high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asherton's guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. GreenIee,
Continued on page I'D
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Tourist Hostess
Plans Parties

TWO parties are being planned for
the coming week by Mrs. Ada Moan
Mayer, hostess at the tourist cluD.
On Tuesday. she win entertain with
a New Year bridge for visitors IN
the city. The affair Is set for 2:30
D. m. in the tourist room at the
chamber Of commerce.
on Friday. beginning at 3 p. m,
visitors are invited TO q five hun
bred party. All visitors In the city
are urged to attend the parties. ana
to register at the club for other
social events which will be held
from time to time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-29

. Little Misses Jacqueline johnson
and Matte Lee Breeding greeted
the guests at the door who were
then ushered TO the scene Of the
wedding by Mrs Henry Lauderdale
and Miss Sara Haynes. Miss Maur-
inc Hvistendahl played Lohen-
grons wedding march to which the
bridal party entered following this
Mrs. II. e. Hager sang at Dawn
ing
The beautiful ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. c. p. Owen
in an arch caught with tulle ana
pink roses and Danked on either
side with baskets or roses and ferns.
The bride, who wore a lovely
green taffeta and tuIle costume,
and carnival q shower bouquet OF
pink rose buds. was given IN mar
riage by her brother +. 4. Breeding
of McAllen. Mrs. Swanson Rey-
nolds OF Pharr in a pink taffeIa
dress, and also carrying pink ra-
dance roses was matron Of honor.
Mr.. Bradley was attended by George
Breeding. and Miss Ollie Frances
Fuller OF Alice. Texas, and George
Cope Breeding acted as Junior
bridesmaid and groomsman.
Miss Fuller was attractive in q
yellow taffeta and tulle dress ano
carried a bouquet Of sun burst roses.
Little Bobbie Kirkpatrick. son OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Kirkpatrick,
acted rs ring bearer.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held. The dining room
was lovely in the chosen colors ana
the table. covered with a lace cloth
had as It's central ornament a beau
tiful wedding cake and lighted
tapers. Mrs. RI. j. Lawson OF Mer-
cedes. and Mrs. John Devine Of
Pharr served at the table and were
assisted by Mrs. w. j. Copeland and
Miss Ollie Frances Fuller.
Following a short honeymoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley win make their
home in San Antonio where MIR.
Bradley is practiciing law.
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JOINT AT
CHRISTMAS AFFAIR

Twenty-Five women were present
at a molt delightful Christmas
party given at the home or Mrs. Il.
l.. Langford. with Mrs. o. Z. Ride
nour and Mrs. L. J. Hartzell Joint
hostesses, their guests being MEM
bers Of the Just We Neighbors
Club.
wreathes. bells and Christmas
flowers. decorating the rooms, FUR
niShed a lovely and appropriate set
ting for the Christmas program and
games. "A reading. David OF Beth-
lehem.' by Mrs. A. Z. Darlington,
was greatly enjoyed.
Following the singing OF silent
Night" a game Of throwing snow
balls with Mrs. Walter Swarner
winning the prize.
There vas an exchange OF Christ
mas gifts followed by q delicious
refreshment course. served by the
hostesses.
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Comings, Goings,
OF Loo al People

Nj. and Mrs. Ralph Dunkleberg
spent Christina. in Weslaco with
relatives.
G. r. Fehrenbach Is home from
Buffalo, NJ Y. for the Christmas
holidays, as Is Milton Wentz.
Mrs. III. T.. Gray spent Friday in
San Benito with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Sublett.
MI. and Mrs. Arturo Lopez. Of
San Antonio. are the guests of Mrs.
Arthur Burris.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Oliver and
Mrs. Beulah Sadler spent FRIDAY I'M
McAllen visiting. MIR. and ms
Oliver r here from St. Louis
for the winter.
Miss Zoe Brock. who has been
spending the holidays ct her home
in Rockport, Is expected back Sun
day. She left Christmas Eve.
Mrs. Anita Sandoval and Mrs.
Esperanza Ortiz are here from Nor
terrey visiting MFR. and Mrs. "A. wv.
Merriwether.
Miss MaIvina Garibav has as her
guest over the New Year Miss Ma
rian Baker. Miss Baker is a tech
nician at the Scott and White sani-
tarium, Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Giazer and
two sons. Irving and Robert. left
Friday evening for Galveston. where
they win visit before returning 20
their home in Dallas. They have
been guests OF Mrs. Glazer,s aunt.
Mrs. u. Shapiro.
Mss Ruby Bennett and Miss
Irene Bennett left Friday evening
for Houston. They have been visit
ing their parents here. They r
IN training as nurses nc the Meth
odist hospital, Houston
Miss May ri. Dickens. instructor
az +. C.. "A. r., Kingsville, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bryner. OF Tulsa,
Okla, spent the Christmas holi-
days here with Mrs. j. G. Snyder.
Miss Dickens and Mrs. Bryner T
sisters OF Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Bry-
ner was Miss Ruby Dickens before
her marriage, and Is well known
here.
Miss Marjorie Virgins. on Me--
cedes, who Is home from G. ]. a..
Denton. for the holidays. was the
guest OF Misses Mary Margaret and
Elizabeth Rowe Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. s. webster and
daughter. Mary Byrd. are in town
for the holidays. They formerly
lived here but have been In Kerr
vile for the past year.
Misses Mary MarTaret and Ell
zabeth Rowe SDent Christmas with
Miss Eugeria Eppright In Mission.
Miss Eppright Is to be here Sun
day and Monday with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lindaberry re-
turned THURSDAY evening from San
Marcos where thew spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Lindaberry's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. wv. "A. Haynes.
They were accompanied on the
trip by Mr.. Lindaberrv's aunt. Mrs.
Sarah Newman. OF Wichita. Kan
sas. who liz with them for an In
definite visit.
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Fantastic Continues
Holding Social Limelight

The light fantastic continues TO lure Brownsville and Valley society.
with two dances set for the beginning Of the week. The headtner among
entertainments for New Years eve viii be the Los Amigos dinner dance.
This year the affair i. to be formal and win be held ut Hotel FL Jardn
In Brownsville. The younger set from all parts OF the Valley will gather
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Pink and Green Color Theme
For Charming Home Wedding

A beautiful wedding was solemnized at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Breeding Of this city on Monday at high noon. when Miss Edward
Jocelyn Breeding. daughter Of Mrs. E. L. Breeding Of McAnen. was mar
rd toAEvans G. Bradley Of San Antonio. A profusion OF pink radiance
roses and ferns we're used in the house, carrying out a soft pink and
green color note for the occasion.
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Clubs Resume Work
End ofHoHdays

With Christmas past. and New Year well on the way, the winter hoh-
days draw rapidly 10 "a close. with good resolutions the order of the day
Soon the young people home for the holidays win he getting packed for
the journey back to college, and the round or lessons and social events
which make up their days Already they are thinking In terms OF Just
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Miss Taggart Is
BRIDGE Hostess

Miss iona Taggart was hostess
ct bridge on Friday evening. Those
participating in the games were Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil David. OF Nashville,
Ind; Miss Sue Bryan. OF Mission:
MFR. and Mrs. Roy L. Shotwell. and
Lee Green. San Benito: Mrs. Mabel
Herman. Mrs. Daisy Taggart. Luth-
er Faux, Edgar and AIlkon Tag
CART and Martha Taggart. Mr.
Shotwell held high score for the
evening. and Mrs. Herman low.
MRS. W.. L. Curry and small
daughter. Louise. who have been
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Hicks, left Thursday
for Sharon, where they will Join
Mr.. Curry. Mrs. Curry and her
daughter have been here for the
past two months.
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tended by several hundred Valley
guests.
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Misses Mary MarRaret and Ell
zabeth Rowe sDent Christmas with
Miss Eugenia EppriEht In Mission.
Miss Eppright Is to be here sun
day and Monday with them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Giazer and
two sons. Irving and Robert. left
Friday evening for Galveston. where
they win visit before returning 10
their home in Dallas. They have
been guests OF Mrs. Gla7er.s aunt,
Mrs. u. Shapiro.
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Miss Marjorie Virgins. OF Me--
cedes, who Is home from G. i. a..
Denton. for the holidays. was the
guest OF Misses Mary Margaret and
Elizabeth Rowe Thursday.