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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17
ENGRAVED WATCH
IS CLUE IN DEATH
Sheriff Believes Former Suit
or May Have Killed Bride,
Found Dead in Lake.

BARABOO. Wis, August 17-An en-
graved wrist watch today seemed to
hold the answer to whether the death
of Mrs. James Parillo, 21.year-old Chi
cago bride, was an accident or crime
The initials IN. p. to p. NJ" engraved
on the watch worn by the woman when
her body was recovered from Devils
Lake yesterday, led Sheriff e. C. Mueller
to believe that she may not have &C
cidentally drowned, while on her honey
moon, but that she may have been slain
by former sutton.
Her maiden name was Phyllis Mo-
cerine. The sheriff is of the opinion
that IN. p" may be the initials of a
former lover. This theory gained sup
port from the fact that Mrs. Parillo
would have become q mother within
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= Conferences Held

I have from time to time-many
times-urged that United States at
torneys, marshals and key men in
charge of investigative agencies be called
to Washington for zone conferences at
which definite policy of approach to
State and local officials could be worked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

rated from her husband, Bertille Be-
Iasco Vanderhurst, niece of David Be-
lasco, theatrical producer, has obtained
an interlocutory decree of divorce in Su-
perior Court here. She was granted
custody Of their 3-year-old son, Freder-
lex, and $50 a month for his support
after testifying that the husband, Byers
Vanderhurst, q bond broker, sWore in
her presence, stayed away from home
nights and was cold and Indifferent to
her.
The couple married In 1925 aud sepa-
rated five days ago.
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an ali-round reduction in wages of 1882

per cent.
In the meantime work win be re-
sumed on Monday and the old rate of
wages will be paid pending the decision
Of the arbitration court. The court is
to consist of five members, two nomi-
mated by the employers, two by the
operatives and an independent chair
man to be mutually agreed upon. Both
sides have undertaken to abide by its
decision.
The stcppage developed after the
employers, confronted with lower prof
its, due to a depression in the textile
trade, demanded a reduction in wages,
to come into effect July 20. The trade
unions refused to accept the reduction
and on the morning of July 20 the OPP
eratives did not come to work.
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Clocks in Forms of Heads.

Clocks in the forms of heads have
appeared in Europe. One is q human
skull, another monkeys head and an
other grotesque dogs Uranium. One
eye Of each head represents the hours
and the other the minutes. The nu-
merals are painted around the optics
like large eyelashes, while the orbs re-
volve and serve as hands.
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drowned has led to four death theories:
Murder by an unknown sutton, murder
by the husband, who might then have
rowed ashore and caught n train at
way station; murder and suicide by the
husband, or a double murder.
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MILL WORKERS END
BIC WAGE STRIKE
Half Million Employees in Cot
ton Industry at Lancashire
Agree to Arbitrate.
BY the Associated Press.

MANCHESTER, England, August II.
Half a million workers will return to
their tasks on Monday and the wheels
in Lancashire's 1900 cotton mills will
start turning after a stoppage of three
full weeks.
An eleventh-hour conference las
night between representatives of the
striking operatives and the employers
resulted In an agreement to submit to
arbitration the employers demand fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-17

The banking floor Of the new Mitsui
Bank In Toxic, Japan, is said to be the
largest in the world.
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GETS DIVORCE IN WEEK.

Bartelle Vanderhurst, Belasco's
Niece, Obtains Interlocutory Decree
SAN FRANCISCO, August II Dr.
Less than a week after she had sepa-
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five months. according to doctors who
that she had known her husband only
two months before they were married
In Chicago on August 8.
Inclined to Share Opinion.
Coroner r. e. Tryon of Sank County
was inclined to share the sheriff's opin-
ion, because the examination disclosed
that the woman's skull had been frac-
tured and her body bruised as though
she had been severely beaten. An inquest
was postponed after coroner's jury
was inrpaneled Friday to pernit fur
ther examination.
Meanwhile authorities are continuing
their search for the body of Parillo, be-
lieved drowned, or, If alive, his where
abouts. The couple, on their honeymoon.
registered at hotel here on August q.
They rented boat the following day
body was found yesterday by two Forest
Park. I'LL. boys who were camping on
the lake shore.
Camera Found in Boat.
The boat, half filled with water was
found August 10. In 1t were a purse,
coat and camera, identified as Mrs Pa
rillo'S, and shirt said to belong to her
husband. Development of the films
found in the camera brought forth
blurred pictures Of both, evidently taken
while either the camera or the subject
moved. Authorities, however, learned
enough from the scenery depicted on
the films to confine most of their search
to the east end of the lake.
The belief that Mrs. Parillo was not
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weekend with Miss Erma Andersen
Of Wcslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Van Way and
little sen Of Sinton have been visiting
friends in San Benito and other VAL
ley points during the last week.
Mrs. w. II. Fouls, two children, and
W. J. Fouls, her father-in-law, left
for Port Arthur Friday night.
wv. ID. Kellar left for Rose Pine,
La, Friday night.
Mrs. II. III. Choate and two children
left Friday night for Paragould- Ark,
after visiting in the home CT her
brother, Davis Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Aytes OF
Msgargel. Texas, are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. +, Aytes.
s. l.. Kavanau Is on his way 70 New
Orleans where he will spend several
days.
&. A. Grippe left Friday night for
San Antonio on business.
"A. Il. Harris returned Sunday from
the western part OF the Mexican state
Of Durango where he went in connec-
tion with some mining business. The
mines were very inaccessible and Mr..
Harris reported that he spent nine
days travelling on horseback.
Miss Marie Stanzel has gone to her
home at Arkansas Pass.
al. IL. Montgomery and Frank $.
Robertson Of San Beaito were in Aus
tin Monday.
Mrs. John Stafford has returned
from Miranda City, Texas. where she
was called BY the serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Earl Campbell.
Mrs. Stafford was accompanied home
IN two grandchildren, Aileen and Pat
Cash Campbell.
J. A. Wclch has gone to San An
tonic.
After visiting here in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Julisn ScoEgins Miss
Vivian Lands returned Monday night
to Dallas.
Mrs. James Sweeney and little
daughter, Mary Lou. have returned
from San Antonio where they have
been for tho past several weeks.
q. r.. Cause left Tuesday for Ter
rell. Texas where his parents viii
join him on q return trip TO San
Benito.
Mrs. ". c. Reece. sister Of Mrs.
w. ID. James. has arrived here 20
make arrangements to move to this
city. Mr.: Reese, is a railroad engi-
ncer.
Henry Bush. uncle Of Mrs. w. b.
Hinkiv. returned Wednesday night
to Lcavcnworth, Kans.. after visiting
here.
Mrs. m. NJ. Morrisscv left wcdnes-
day night for Tccumseh. Neb-- 20 at
tend the funeral of her grandmother,
Mrs. Lois Lawrence.
Miss Erma Anderson OF Weslaco
Is spending the week end with Miss
Elizabeth Fsrrv.
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p-r, 49,
eg1~haed fI. 80
aoMplsi 80
<eH, 1eorge "Aie
ssTz.5e ATTENDED 2 party ~
'nKen' given v
1a@'aes = - -;s;.a-
Lsi'i1 Anai
eNtoh - sPsn1
s.fefsi - iast Il rsr-
1sta Ftsi1HH ms ~aen1- M''
VI. ai'ass
crotL Nj o Aafiih6en was
hrrs Aonday on MS trends,
~. Aancv ~ and Harold
Far.
Tin keV. ana hucka0fe OF
frntA Ross we 4 Town Tuesday
Gazing on freaas-
Misses Be- aaa Sfacie Williams
ann hazei returned to
b~Fcwnsviile 70 resume Jneir
sttoies IN ie of eoiiese- ing!
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50 n, Ms bsz
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
V-H~.RF~~ Tw~~~ No.

By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
"A Valentine Luncheon Menu
Grapefruit Cocktail topped with a red
cherry
Creamed Salmon in Patty Cases
Buttered Green Beals
Bread and Butter Sandwiches, Heart
Shaped
Pimento Gelatin Salad
Cheesed Crutons
Currant Jelly Cake Dessert Coffee
Pimento Gelatin Salad. Serving Six
1 package lemon favored gelatin
mixture, I 2-3 cups boiling water, 4
tablespoon sugar, 2 tablespoons vim
egar, liz teaspoon salt. ! cup chopped
celery, 1-S cup chopped pimentos, Ii
cup chopped green peppers, 9 pimento
hearts, 1 inch wide.
Pour the water over the gelatin
mixture and stir until IL has dis
solved. Add the sugar, vinegar and
salt Add the celery. chopped pimen-
tos and green peppers. Pour 10 the
thickness of l 1-2 inches in a pan,
which has been rinsed out OF cold
water. Set In a cool place. when
q little thick, place the pimento
hearts on top. Chill. When ready
TO serve, cut In quare with the
hearts on the top. Serve in cups of
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lettuce and surround with So
dressing.
TO prepare the pimento heal
split the pimcntos and lay them II
Cut out the hearts with N paper n
tern or heart vegetable cutter. TIL
viii be no waste ms the rest o. 4
pincntos may be chopped and
In the salad.
Cheesed Cruton Heart
IL slices bread. IL inch
tablespoons butter, 4 tables4
white cream cheese, Id teaspoon
IL teaspoon paprika.
Cut out the bread I'm heart sha
Nix the butter, cheese and
Carefully spread on the hearts.
flat In IN shallow pan and browns
moderate oven. Sprinkle with \
paprika. Serve the hearts with thV
edges overlapping on n flat dish
Arrows cut from gold card boz
may be inserted in the hearts, II |
hostess desires Il
These are delicious and very eff
tive and may be served with soupf
salads. \
PEACEMAKER DROPS DElAn u
CHICAG0.-TryinT TO stop a q4
rel between two teamtscrs, Geot
+. Cotton dropped dead.
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Valley people who have packages
to be delivered at ms Of the towns
between Edinbrrr and Brownsville
via Mission can have their wants
fulfilled i'm short order BY giving me
their packages no the various post
offices. / leave Edinburr at 10 A. m.
and arrive at Brownsville &C 1850
Leave Brownsville nc 200, arrive tn
Edinburg $3.50. Other schedules can
he obtained NJ postoffices. The rata
will he Is cents per package. Driver
Of Star Route between Edinburg and
rownsvillc-AdwcrtiEcmert-
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~FNTFRTAINs CLUB
n GUESTS

Az AZ interesting event Mccnes-
day Mrs. Claude Atkins ~ hostess
when enc entertained four members
~ the wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club and two tables Of guests
Luncheon was served AZ the stone
wall jackson hotel where covers
we're placed for sixteen guests. Inc
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tables Of players were assembled in
this charming setting.
During the games Of the afternoon
Mrs. ID. WI. Cott was successful and
received the handsome prize award.
The consolation gift for low score
went to Mrs. Ray Smith while Mrs.
Ralph Carter received the cut prize.
Dainty heart-shaped boxes filled
with homemade candy were award
ed for high score at each table.
These were presented 10 Mrs. w.
y. Hinkly. Mrs. A. b. Weaver, Mrs
=. AIderdice, Mrs. a. E.. Glenn, Mrs,
w. ". Thomas. Mrs. a.. Herbst, Mrs
y. 7. Wilcox. Mrs. Knox Smith, Mrs
w. r.. Heath ard Mrs. J. n.
Koontz. An appetizing plate lunch
con was served 40 the conclusion OF
the games. The appointments ard
colors reflected the theme favored
for the afternoon.
The guests were Mcsdames r.. II,
Huff, Ned q. Ri1sbec, J. il. Koantz,
n. r. McFaddcn. +. j.. BloEnt, Arthur
C0wdnn. RAY Smith, Fleming New
ton. Fred Turner, w. =. Thomas, X.
p. Temple. n. W. Colt, w. =. Hinkly,
q. y. Dyer. WI. IT. Heath. "A. Herbst
". r.. Preston, W. NJ. Cochran, IN
r. Weaver. J.. A. Goolsby, Frank
Grimseil. I. ". Jolly, q. L. Miner
A. J.. Price, Ralrh Carter Oats,
Knox Smith. u. y. Wilcox. Ray Smith,
Karl Miller. "A. r.. Etchison. M. W-
Morris, G. G. Henson. W. S. Brock,
N. S. Monger, Charles Bowie, III
Afsordfra. wesley Simons. ". III.
clerr- SELMA Kranp Of Seattle,
wash. ana ". wi. Sutton ~ Maui
din. I'll.
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SAN BENITO
ERg. LESLIE GIVES
VALENTINE PARTY

tALAANI M AAAt
Wedrcsdav the Valentine theme
"a clcverly Represented when Mrs.
&. j. Leslie entertained with an aft
crnoon bridge AZ her home. the
event being the first Of a series Of
hospitaiite Mt which Mrs. Leslie
will ~ hostess before the season
ends. Beautiful red roses and poin-
sctlias emphasized the Valentine
color while hearts. cupids and other
semblems ornamonted bridge t~allies.
tbbie covers and ~scorepads. Ten
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SANTA MARIA
BAPTIST SOCIETY

BAPTIST SOCIETY
The Baptist Missionary society met
with Mrs. q. w. KAISER. Monday aft
crnoon. Mrs. Harpester had charge
of the business and Mrs. Jackson {.
Davis led the Mission Study Re-
frcshments were served by the hos
tess.
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MRS. LAAKsA TO ENTERTAIN

Members Of the Jubilee club met
ut the home Of Mrs. ~. q. Richey on
Thursday evening. Miss Gladys Wat
kins presided over a short business
session and Mrs. Richey led a de-
votional. Mrs. George Laaksa con-
Quoted the Bible study, The Way Of
Jesus
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The Thursday Friendship club met
20 the homo Of Mrs. NJ. a.. Norrissey
un Nurth Ronham street. Games VI
fantan were PLAYED dBriry the after
noon, prizes going To Frank Dodson.
Hrs. F XVI. Roisc anl Mrs. ~. KIN. Wag-
wlrhrs, olives. potato salad. sliced
trrltcas, crurllcr. anHei food cake.
ten md coffee was served The next
meeting will he held at the home Of
NrE. u. MI Palmer XVIII East LandrHm
strect Fchruarr tt.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lcggett and
daughter who have been visiting at
the home Of Miss Ethel Cannon
have returned 20 their home at Re-
lance, South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goodsma Of Ash
ton, 3. ID. are visiting relatives on
Los Fresnos tract.
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wrc. BONNER HOSTESS

At0ut thc Homo 0f Yrs. =. 7. roh-
flowers af different varieties nnd col
ors when she entertained members or
thc Luncheon Bridge club. During
thr rumrs which followed the lun-
shenu Irs. s. II. Crews WIS success
and received the attractive tronhT
Hra W. rs. Thomas wiil ha hostess
~ the next Meeting of the club.
Thursday. Fchrnar~ ft.
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cIAss PATTY

AZ IN interesting event arranged
for members Of the Glad Girls sun
drv rehcel class Miss 0stine Smith
ras hostess az her home Tuesday eve
rirr. The colors Of purple and gold
we've disrlnvcd IN decorations Tor the
cont ,vfth lovely hougainyilica
sprays furnishing floral charm. Those
.rr-~r+ we've Misses Stella nriEcne.
corhia corg,lcv. Florire palmcr.
Marie Parsons, A~nrabrllr Pnrsleys
Julia Gonzales. Rachel Cooper, Anna
Snow. Marion Smith, VIOLA Frcntss'
yona Scaiaf. Mctha Sraief, LILLIAN
H~rl. Alice Mckinney. Merry Tfarfer
ard Nrs. r j. Voc, and Rev and Mrs.
n s. McTinnev.
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Mr. ard Mrs. Guy C0ssctt and son
IL Paiacios. Tex, are visiting st the
home ar Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. koontz-
IA. n. Cleveland of Houston has been
IN tho Valley for the past couple q
days.
Nr. and Mrs. Edward HinEpetcr NJ
Chicago and kenelworth. H., are
srrrding their honeymoon in the VAL
lcy and are visiting their friends. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Scydicr Ct North
sam Houston boulevard.
Miss Elizabeth Espcy spent the
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COMMANDMENTS

IA meeting or the Ladies' Mission
AIRY society was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. TX. n.
Day. "A business session and dcvo-
tionai was followed by a Bible study.
-Tcn Commandments" led hy Mrs.
W. q. Chntcllr. Thirteen members,
including three new members. Mrs.
C. III Fouls. Mrs. ]. Carroll and Mrs.
VI. q. Sitter. we're present An all
day meeting Of the society will be
held On Tuesday. February IL. ~
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guests assembled At the home Of
the hostess after the luncheon
where games Of bridge were enjoy
ed in rooms adorned with lovely
roses. When scores were t0talcl
Mrs. y. Il. Louthan held high among
the guests and hrs. Jack Elliott
ranked highest among the Clue
members. Each was rewarded with
an appropriate trophy. Guests in
addition 10 members w the club in-
cluded Mcsdanes Z. Z. Ogden, J. s.
Brown. James G. Bowie, n. G.. Chat
ellie. LouthaE. Bennett Jones. Her
bert Buesing, +. e. Riehey, Charles
Miller. and Miss Shea Of Chicago
at the merit meeting az the club
Mrs. Glen Crigier viii be hostess.
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LOS
EIsH FRY

FISH FRY
Al number az Los Fresnos residents
enjoyed 4 fish fry AZ Point Isabel on
Sunday, February 2. eompiimenting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LeTgett and
daughter or Reliance. South Dakota.
Those participating in the event
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kretr, Mr..
and Mrs. s. VI. Henderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. W. Chase. Miss Ethel CAM
mon. Luther Kerr and the honor
guests.
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BRIDGE PARTY

BRIDGE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington
entertained with q bridge party
Thursday evening. High score for
ladies was won by Miss Annie Smith,
for men, Mr.. Washington. Those en-
ioying this occasion were, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. NJ. SAMSON, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Davis, NJ. and Mrs. Geo. Washington
Misses Annie Smith, Daisy Gray,
Pauline Hawks, Elizabeth Allen, and
Balfa Greer, Mr.. Norman Dongcs and
WiIbert Williams. Lovely refresh
we're served By the hostess
LEAGUE SOCIAL
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. #. Mock entertained
the league with a party mt their nome
Saturday evening. Games were played
throughout ihe evening. Later in the
evening a candy pulling was enjoyed.
Ali report an enjoyable evening.
PIT. A. MEET
The PIT. A. met Tuesday night for
the regular meeting. The program
Truth and Falschc0d was led by MRS.
n. K. Kaiser. The seventh grade
won the picture this month for hav-
ing the highest number Of points. Re-
freshmcnts were served by the hos
tesscs. Mesdnmcs McCsnnon, Vincent,
and Brandt.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Qusfford and son OF
Amarillo arc here looking after bust
ness interests. They are located at
A tourist camp at In Feria-
Mrs. Il. NJ. SAMSON, Jr.. spent
Thursday with Mrs MaSee Of Ia
Feria.
Mrs. p. NJ. Shipicy and children
were shopping i'm Harlingsn Satur-
day.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Personius were bust
ness visitors in Brownsville .
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay King and baby
Of San Antonio are visiting Ar. y
Mrs. Walter Stocking.
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500 r | ID

Miss Helen Tandy was hostess to
n number Of her friends on Friday
evening with a 500 party. At the
close Of the games prizes were
awarded to Miss Emily Jane Gobar
and Bernard Gobar. Refreshments
we're served to the following guests:
Misses Gwendolyn Zumwaldt, Emily
Jane Gobar, Mary Meltzer, Dallas
Critchett, Julia Bowles and Dale
Barr, II. J.. Tandy, Bernard Gobar
and Philip Brady.
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nELPHIAN CHATTER

One ~ the mos. interesting study
programs Of the year was held by the
DeIrhian society Wednesday after
noon 81 Tire horne az Mrs. w. w.
Hrnrnw~ieht. Discussion Of the
tonic. shakespeare ard His England"
was led ~ Mrs. Robert s. Bone who
gave 4 highly interesting and in-
strHctiyr rtmurc or drama from its
earliest beginning to the present les
son. !.
The following program was enjoyed
Is a Large attendance Of members and
Mrs. James b. Noslcr, = guest. Lon
fcr Piayhausrsf' hy Mrs. JOAN She
lander: shakespeare Audiences and
characteristics Of Shakespeare" hy
.frv. Fred WI. Thomas; "Enghsh
Chronicle Plays" By Mrs. G. r. Ed
wards: "Rouan Tragedy Mrs. " "
H-usrwrfrht: Light Comedy Mrs
\. Z. Craig: "Great Tragedy" Mrs.
loan Hnrris: md "Last Comedies,
Mrs.. Henry Aiamcver. Mrs. Palmer
y. Jones favorcd the club with two
beautiful and appropriate songs.
Piano accompaniment was given hy
Mrs. Bone. -
The next meeting n the club viii
hc held wv February ".
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CLTR

At q pleasatn mcting Of the Thurs
cay Bridge club was arranged at the
bone az Mrs..R. y. East on North
Reagan avenue. Lovely bronze roses
rHdcd their charm % the decorations
ana appointments for the even. Three
laeles ~ players enjoyed the after
H0on's diversions. MrE. John XII Bowie
lcld high score when scores were co.
tailed and received the prize. An D
retiEinr salad course concluded the
enjoyable afternoon.
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CULTURE CLUB

Mrs. Guy Cornctt entertained mem
hers of the Culture club Wednesday
with N very enjoyable meeting. Mem
hers " the Wednesday Morning Mu-
sic club were guests for the after
noon. Following roll call y. w. Fon-
tenot sang 4 pleasing group Of songs.
VI. III. Cochran also offered a few en-
jryahie solo numbers. Mrs. M. ~.
Chase gave the piano accompaniment
A social hour followed the musical
program and 4 daintily appointed re-
freshmcnt service was enjoyed.
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the home or Mrs. y. q. Chatclel. A
pot luck lunch Will be served &C the
noon hour
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pose. "A vocal solo by Maud Nosler,
Perfect in PRAYER" concluded the
program. Later the social committee
served hot tea, coffee and d%oughnuts
ID the church annex.
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
At the home Of Mrs. J. II. Newman
Wednesday afternoon the Neighbour
hood club was very pleasantly enter
tanned Mrs. II. C.. Harwell served as
secretary pro tenn. The roll call was
responded TO with current events.
Minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and approved. During the BUSH
ness session, reports from the COM
mittoe on flowers were read. Cards
III coincidence were sent to Mrs. Frank
Mayfield and 70 Mrs. II. q. Clark IN
sympathy for their bereavement. A
greeting card was sent 10 Mrs. Darby.
ST., who Is Ill. After refreshments
had been served and the usual social
hour enjoyed, the members adjourned
70 meet AZ the home Of Mrs. VIM.
Robertson Wednesday, February H.
LATERAL
The Lateral 7 club was pleasantly
entertained Rt the country home al
MTs. VT. Vondera. the occasion was a
Miscellaneous shower in honor Of
Mrs. Leo Davis Or Mission formerly
Miss Christine Flcmming Of San Be
nito. I'm responding TO roll call
members gave interesting advice to
the bride and later a book Of recipes
was written for her The prize in an
interesting tree contest was awarded
70 Mrs. j. Shafer who in turn pre-
scented il to the honoree.
Little Marie Shostag and Marie
Horkman presented a basket over
flowing with gifts TO the bride. Re-
frcshments or light and dark cake.
sandwiches and coffee we're served
No the close Of the afternoon. Mrs.
u. n. EEsteriy az Omaha was a guest
for the afternoon. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. u. Shafcr on Fehru-
airy iAth.