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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
At Homes Scheduled
In the Official World

Mrs. Walter F. Brown, wife of the
Postmaster General. will receive We'd
nesday in her apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel from 4 until O'Clock.
This will be the last time that Mrs.
Brown viii be at home for a few weeks,
as she plans to leave shortly for Florida.
The wives of the Minnesota members
OF Congress will be at home at the
Congressional Club on Wednesday. Feb
ruary rs, from 4 to 8 o'clock.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
6chaH, wife Of Senator Thomas d.
Schall, and the wives of the Repre-
August H. Anderson, Mrs. Godfrey @.
Goodwin, Mrs. Conrad @. Selvig, Mrs.
William Alvin Pittenger, Mrs. William
I. Nolan. Mrs. Paul John Kvale, Mrs.
Walter H. Newton, wife of the secretary
to the President, and Mrs. Allan j.
Furlow.
Assisting will be Mrs. William d.
Mitchell, Mrs. Pierce Butler. Mrs. Por-
ter H. Dale, Mrs. Johnston B. Camp
bell, Mrs. James NJ. Doran, Mrs. G. A.
YoungquiSt. Mrs. Arch Coleman. Mrs.
Edgar Markham, Mrs George F.
Author. Mrs. Rudolph Lee, Mrs. Alfred
d. Stedman, Miss Agnes Peterson. Mrs,
Carl Eastwood, Miss Bede johnson,
Mrs. Charles A. Jordan, Mrs. C. L.
SAn ASOCIlkctls MIS-. I1uBn 6leIman, MIS-.
Marden Pow Green. Mrs. H. M. Hunter,
Mrs. Simon Michelet and Miss Tracey
q Gouldberg
Also assisting will be a group Of Min
hesota girls, including Miss Germaine
Nolan, Miss Patricia Nolan, daughters
Of Representative w. I. Nolan; Miss
Marjery Goodwin, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs Godfrey G.. Good
win; Miss Helen Selvig, Miss Margaret
Selvig, daughters of Representative and
Mrs. Conrad @. Selvig; Miss Grace
fewton. Miss Frances Doran and Miss
Getty Thorpe.
Mrs. Hughes. wife Of Admiral Charles
F. Hughes, u. S. NJ, chief of naval
operations, has postponed the at home
which was to be held Tuesday. Ad-
miral Hughes is convalescing very
satisfactorily.
Mrs George William Harris and Miss
Martha Bennington Harris have issued
cards for an at home Saturday after
noon, from 4 until o'clock, at 3107
Woodland drive.
Mrs z. A. Hartman, president Of the
League of Republican Women, will be
ut home to members of the league We'd
neSdayS, February 10 and 26 from 4
TO 6 o'clock, in her apartment, at 1902
Eighteenth street.
Miss Esther C. M. GUIDE, president
Of the Zonto Club. will be at home this
afternoon at Gudemont, near Anacostia
from to 6 o'clock, to the club men,
berS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
ENGAGEMENTS to Wed
Feature Society Record

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph stiles Wall an
nounce the engagement OF their daugi1-
ter Frances to Mr.. Frank Thomas
Hines, jr,, son of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Frank T. Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. william s. HoRe. IT,.
announce the engagement of their
daughter Mary Hiden 10 Mr.. Robert
Walter Burton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II
Ralph Burton, all of Washington. No
date has been selected for the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross w. Baker of Ded-
ham, Mass, announce the engagenient
Of their daughter. Elinor Hunt, to Mr..
Van Ness How Bates, elder son OF Mrs.
Frank Cornelius Bates and the late Mr..
+. G. Bates of Boston.
Miss Baker u graduate Of Miss
Mays School and made her debut in
grandson OF the late j. Van Ness
Huyck Of Washington, is q Harvard
man. OF the class of 1919. having pre-
pared for college at Exeter and Volk-
man schools. He served as q naval
oflcsr during the World War and Is
well known in banking and city plan.
ming circles in Boston and New York
His clubs include the Harvard Club of
Boston, the Harvard Club of New York
and the Eastern Yacht Club of Marble
head Neck, Mass.
The wedding is planned for early
June.
MRS. Maury Brown entertained a
luncheon party in her home In Hyatts-
vile yesterday for her daughter, Mary
Agnes, whose engagement to Mr.. STAN
leigh Jenkins of College Park is an
nounced. The guests were Mrs. Karl
Dampier and Miss Laura Bullock Of
washington, Miss Caroline Church of
Beltsville, Miss Virginia Sturgis, Miss
Roberta Howard, Miss Elanor Gambrill,
Miss Mary Louise Carr, Miss Margaret
Naylor, Miss Helen Louise Duckett, Miss
Evelyn Smith, Miss Molly Owens, Mas
Elizabeth Owings, Miss Helen Hill, Miss
Alice Vandoren and Miss Lucille Erwin.
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Church Women's Guild
Announces Rare PROGRAM

Bertrand, the Great, master magician,
Will furnish wholesome amusement for
young and old at the entertainment to
be given under the auspices of the
Women's Guild of Calvary M. E. Church
Friday evening, March z, at 8 O'Clock.
The program as arranged by Mrs. Ara
M, Daniels, president, and Mrs. Edward
Widd1held, secretary, viii also feature
Dixie quartet and monologiSt.
The president will be assisted by the
following: Cake committee-MrS. susie
.: Curtis, chairman; Mrs. E. M. Hall,
Mrs. J. A. Linke, Mrs. Robert Parker
and Mrs. Paul F.. Grove. Candy commit
tee--Mrs: r. E. Bondy, chairman; Mrs.
M. j. Triplett, Mrs. John Edwards and
Mrs. Albine Pearson. Ice cream commit
tee-Mrs. Hugh l.. Dryden. chairman !;
Mrs. Charles Swihart and Mrs. Edwin
Dice. TicketS-Mrs. Elwood Meitzler and
Mrs. w. A. Parish, and Mrs, Lyndon
Hugh BaylieS, publicity.
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Continued From First Pase)
Minister to Siam, Mr.. Arthur II.
GeiSsler; Senator w. B. Pine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker Lamoor, Mr.. w. II. Stout
OF Oklahoma and Mrs. Cobb.
The First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral and Mrs. Arch Coleman will have
as their guest the United States Min
lister to the Baltic States, Mr.. Frederick
w. B. Coleman, who arrived from Riga,
LatVia, yesterday for q months visit,
Surgeon General Ireland
In Chicago on Business.
The surgeon general Of the Army,
Maj. Gen. Merritte w. Ireland, is In
Chicago attending the Midwinter meet
ing of the Council of Medical Educa-
ton. He will return to Washington
the latter part Of the week.
Judge and Mrs. John w. Price have
closed their home, Grand View, on the
Potomac, and have taken an apart
ment in the Jefferson until the late
Spring.
The assistant commercial attache Of
the American legation at Vienna and
Mrs. John A. Enlbry have arrived in
Washington for q visit of several
months and are staying ut the Parrot,
l643 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Embry
was formerly Miss Marion Harwar
Parker of Washington.
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, wife of the
president of the George washington
University, has been called to the West
Coast unexpectedly, owing to the illness
Of her mother, and has had to cancel
all social engagements.
lkaA Nryfn ut \. ~ kaAN o.. ~
notice.
Mrs. Pitcher, widow Of Col. John
Pitcher, U. s. A., has closed her home
on the Severn River and Is staying at
the Jefferson during the Winter and
Spring months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K. McHarg, jr..
Of New York and Michigan, are passing
the week end in Washington at the
Mayfower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Van Riper of
New York City are at the Willard for
short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Langlais have
Cancelled their social engagements hav-
ing received a cable from France an
nouncing the death in Lille yesterday
Of the formers mother, Mrs. Henri
Langlais. Mr.. Langlais' father is one
of the best known newspaper men Of
Northern France and Is president Of the
Association Of Newspaper Men.
MIR. and Mrs. Savage
Sail for the West Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Martin Savage
sailed yesterday for the West Indies.
They are expected to return TO Wash
inRtOn March IL,
Mrs. George A. Haywood, who Is pass
ing the Winter in Washington ct the
Mayfiower, has as her guest her brother,
Mr.. Charles !. Merrick Of Asheville, N.
c. Mr.. william c. Haywood and his
sister. Miss Martha G. Haywood of New
York are also passing the week end
with Mrs. Haywood.
Mrs. Richard Wilmer Boiling and her
daughter, Miss Clara L. Boiling, and
Miss Clara Lutz and Miss Gertrude
LutZ are motoring to Florida to remain
three weeks.
Miss Elvira johnson, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Alfred B. johnson, has
gone to West Point for a short visit.
She was accompanied by Miss Emiscah
Davis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Monroe Chapter. D. A. R.,
To Entertain for Mrs. Hoes

Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes will be
the guest in whose honor the President
Monroe Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will entertain
at tea on the afternoon of March /, at
S o'clock, at the Columbia Country
Club. The tea will be in recognition
of the patriotic work done by Mrs. Hoes
In collecting information concerning
Colonial and Revolutionary history, and
for her activities in restoring and pre-
serving its shrines and records. It
was Mrs. Hoes who carried to success
lhe dinner for more than TOO guests
ut the Willard Hotel few weeks ago
for the beneflt of the Robert e. Lee
Memorial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

Upper left: Mrs. william E. Evans,
wife Of Representative Evans Of Cali
fornia, chairman for the annual break
fast Of the Congressional Club, to be
given In the Pan-American Union
Building, February Is, in honor Of Mrs.
Herbert Hoover.
finger. with her husband, Representa-.
tive William A. PittInger Of Minnesota,
living at the Cavalier.
Lower left: Mrs. Milton G. CARRIER,
popular congressional hostess, whose
husband Is Representative CARRIER Of
Oklahoma.
Lower right: Mrs. Kvale, who, with
her husband, Representative Paul
Kvale Of Minnesota, has taken an apart
naent at the Cavalier for the Spring
season.
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spending the week end In Richmond as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Remon.
Miss Mabel Olson of Albuquerque, N.
Mex, is at the Dodge Hotel for a brief
stay.
Mrs. g. A. Steiner, her daughter, Miss
Grace 4. Steiner, and her son, Mr.. K.
J. Steiner, are at the Willard for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Flora de Leon Sinons Is the
guest Of Mrs. Fred Mechan in her home
In the Northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Wealthy Straphanger Gets Auto.

YONKERS, N. Y, February Is LP.-
John E. Andrus, known as the million
aire straphanger because he has been
wont to go to work in Lower Manhat-
tan via the subway, will be SO years
old tomorrow. Among family presents
will be an automobile
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where he will be counselor.
The first secretary Of the Peruvian
embassy and Sonora de Bedoya have
moved from Wardman Park to Woodley
Park Terrace.
The secretary of the German embassy
and Frau Lohmann will have as their
guests for several weeks Frau Lob
MAINS mother and sister, Frau Strube
and Fraulein Strube, who will arrive in
New York Tuesday aboard the Bremen.
They will be met by Frau Lohmanns
brother, DR.. Strube. who is making his
home In Washington. They will come
to the Capital Wednesday.
Venezuelan Secretary
Pays Honor TO Visitor.
The first secretary Of the Venezuelan
legation, Senior Don Luis Churion, en-
tertained at q supper party Wednesday
evening at his home in the Chastleton
Hotel In honor of Senior Guillermo p.
Single Of Panama before he sailed for
his native country Mr.. Single is we'll
known among the diplomatic set and
will be greatly missed. Mr.. Single made
his home while in washington at the
Hotel Dupont.
The naval attache Of the Swedish
legation, Comdr. Erik Toner, enter
tanned ut small dinner last evening at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Hetherington, wife of the air
attache of the British embassy. will en-
terrain at dinner tomorrow evening in
honor Of Lady Isabella Howard. and the
same evening the Ambassador will be
entertained by the members of the en-
bassy star. The guests at the dinner
in honor Of Lady Isabella Howard will
be wives Of the members Of the stan.
The second secretary of the French
embassy, Mr.. Pierre Henry de Ia
Blanchetai, will be q dinner host We'd
nesday entertaining in the Chinese
room Of the Mayflower.
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will probably not be for several months.
Senior Amoedo has been transferred
to the Spanish embassy at Brussels.
where he will be counselor.
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Notable Social Fetes
Scheduled Past Week
In Diplomatic Circle

Continued From First pagel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Record of Special
Events of Interest
In the Official World

Continued From First Pare,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Minister Olaya. Noted
Columbian Envoy. Now
Is President-Elect

Continued From First Page)
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Miss Elvira johnson, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Alfred B. johnson, has
gone to West Point for a short visit.
She was accompanied by Miss Emiscah
Davis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

The first secretary Of the Peruvian
embassy and Sonora de Bedoya have
moved from Wardman Park to Woodlsy
Park Terrace.
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DR.. and Mrs. Joseph stiles Wall an
nounce the engagement of their daugl1-
ter Frances to Mr.. Frank Thomas
Hines, jr,, son of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
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WI: and Mrs. Eric Greenleaf are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
KENTUCKY IS
RATED HIGHLY
Experts Give Her Chance
To Cop Southern
Conference

ATLANTA. Oct. 22.-P-Rumhl-
ing along with q minimum Of bally-
hoo. the University Of Kentucky
Wildcats will engage Virginia Sat-
urday in the last Of their warm up
games and then plunge into Ala
hama, Duke, ". M. J., and Ten
r.essee.
Experts, singing out "Shipwreck'
Kelly. wildcat ball carrier, for speci-
al praise. give Kentucky al excel
lent chance to grab the southern
conference crown. However. Ken
lucky Is taking no chances with
Virginia and will be on edge Sat-
urday. Yates. a robust end. stand
ing SIX feet four inches and weigh
ing 1876 pounds. was shifted 10 the
hackfieid yesterday and led the var
sity in a scoring rampage against
the freshmen.
At Tuscalos q. Ala, and Nash
vile. Tenn. rigorous drills for Sat
urday's top-line Vanderbilt : Ala
bama fray continue undated
Touch scrimmsge replaced the
rough and tumble variety yesterday
rs McGugin's men sought to IA
maliarize themselves With intricate
'Bama formations used by freshmen
There was every Indication thai
passes would monopolize Vandy'.
attack.
Tulane. winner OF the 1879 circle
title. Is working steadily for III
first conference game with Georgis
Tech.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Balm and Make
Fight for Title
Wednesday Night

NEW YORK. oct. 22-CP-Abie
Gain. Newark light heavyweight.
has picked a coed spot to make his
New York debut. He meets Make
ROsenbloom, the Harlem clown. in
a t5-round match for the light
heavyweight crown in Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Bain's ring activities heretofore
have been confined 10 Newark and
it, environs and just now he was
selected for the bout with Rosen-
hiccm las been mystifying the ex-
perts. His most notable achieve
ment is a decision he received over
Rene DE VOs. the Belgian fox.
R~osenbloom rules a , 10 ! favor
lite with no takers. The Harlem
Harlequin. who won the title BY
whipping Jimmy Slattery last spring.
rs one OF the hardest battlers In
the ring To beat. Balm, on his rex
ord. does not belong in the same
ring with the champion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Christians Take
Rest Following
Hard Contest

FORT WORTH. Oct. 22.-The
Texas Christian University Horned
Frogs. i'll u%ndisputed possession OF
first place iii the Southwest Con-
ference. arc due for a two weeks
ccm~7ra-i-e rest before undertak-
ing the lob ar playing four confer
cncc games in a row.
The Frogs took the practice field
Ncndag afternoon 10 make prep
arations for the game with the
Texas Tech. Matad0rs next Satur-
day. Thus far this season the Mat
adors have not shown their usual
strength. and Il Gems possible that
Saturdays contest will be waged
larFciF by the "B and &c" teams,
81 far rs the Frogs are concerned.
The following Saturday. Nov. H..
the Abilene Christian College Wild
cats come 10 Fort Worth 10 furnish
the opposition for the Frogs. This
game. likewise. looks ike a vic
tory for Coach Schmidt's Purple
wave.
Following the two n~on-confer-
cnce games. the Frogs enter upon
the home stretch or their season
with games. beginning Nov. .. on
successive SATURDAYS with Rice Cat
Hcuston1. Texas fat Fort WORTH.
Baylor tat Fort WORTH and s M.
III. Cat Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Especial 10 The Herald.)

McALLEN, Oct. 22-Johnny
~Shinn' Young, Edinburg high
school fullback. tossed a little brown
pighide all over McAllen'S grassy
gridiron Tuesday afternoon and
when McAllen high school Bulldogs
emerged from the shower OF leather
they were a badly whippd bunch OF
gridders, for the Bobcats, breaking a
f~our-year record OF wtnt by Meal
len, tossed the dope bucket 70 the
clouds by registering a brilliant and
efficient Is to 0 victory over Meal
lens touted eleven.
The scrap virtually eliminated
McAllen from the Big Four" In VAL
ley ~schoolboy grid circles and opened
the new 1880 conference season for
them with a loss. Edinburg's band
OF Bobcats shot 80 passes into the
air and gained $50 yards by cOmplet-
ing IA OF them to crush the Bull
dog scoring threat. After stealing
Cowboy Ogan's thunder with their
stellar aerial play the Bobcats then
turned about and ripped the Bulldog
forward section 70 virtual Shreds
with great play on the part Of the
Edinburg line. IL vas an amazing
exhibition put on by this Ballew-
coached eleven which two other VAL
ley high school clubs have already
trounced this season. But the Bull
dogs Just had 10 blow their nose and
take 1t.
Two passes which Melted IS yards
one for "a stripes and another for
IL, brought the first Edinburg score
In the second period after Ogan's
club had battled into Edinburg terri
tory throughout the opeaing period
Young dropped back and Tipped one
TO Pendleton. numbering Bohcai
wingman, who raced to the 12-yarc
line on a 24-yard gain. The sam;
combination, Young To PendletoT
put the pill acros@ Early In TIT
second half Young and Pendletor
pulled q very neat lateral pass which
ended with Young's 60-yard dasl
down the sidelines TO the goal stripe
Berry, Bobcat center. snsgged one o
Rudy No-dmeyer's heares in thu
third period and had little troubli
IN marking up the third Bobcat scorl
with a 63-yard dash down the grid
Guiding three Bulldog tacklers witt
nice open field looping.
Coming back with a rally IN TIL
final period. McAllen went to TIT
one-foot line III an attempt 70 score
Big Darwin Jones was plunginl
wildly through the Edinburg line al
the time and made three gains tina.
Melted three straight first downs
With the pighide on the 12-inc.
marker and one down To 90. Cara
fumbled a pass from center and tin
Bulldogs lost nine yards Edinburl
pushed them back even further OF
the next play and the McAller
touchdown threat had been effec,
tually thwarted. On Edlnburg's 81.
yard line Nordmsyer attempted x
pass to Cara. and 1t war here tina
Berry went into the ether. pulled
down the shot-liAe flip and started
his race TO a touchdown
McAllen's forward section. fight.
ing against heavy odds and beefl
men on the Edinburg lire Of scrim-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Bobcats Boot Dope Pail To
Clouds, Beating Dogs $50

mage, put up the poores. exhibition
II has brought forth this GEAR. Ogan
never was able to plug left end or
right guard. two holes through which
Edinburg made repeated gains. AZ
ter Barney jackson was shifted to
the backfield. center vas another
weak spot. The Bobcats uncanny
passing accuracy. coupled with the
great play of II four linemen who
we're receiving the passes, kept Nc
Allen from making any sort Of de-
fensive play. The Bulldog line show
ed I'D miserably in smothering these
pass-grabbing forwards. especially
Pendleton and Armstrong, and the
secondary showed Up little better.
jackson, Fred Webb and Jones
were the only ground gamers on
the McAllen squad. jackson turned
IN some nice work when drilling
the line but lacked interference
every time he grabbed the ball.
Webb, playing with a badly in
jured left ankle. was unable TO
show his speed in the open field
but played great ball at safety.
Jones was the lad who nearly
carried McAllen 10 a touchdown
in the final period.
Saturday. oct. Is. the Bulldogs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
BASEBALL
RULES SOUGHT
Methods or Scoring Likely
To BE Changed This
Coming Season

NEW YORK. oct. 27-tF-John
Arnold Heydler would rather keep
out OF baseball discussions until
the football season L. over
The National Leagues president
was asked to comment on the sug-
gestlon or T.. Z. Barnard. president
az the American League. that the
sacrifice fly be eliminated. lie
declined but intimated that more
important revisicns In the baseball
rules are under consideration.
These changes will 10 put before
the joint meeting ot the major
leagues III December.
Scoring rules he said. tin
particular need clarifying so that
the average fan can tell the diff
ference. for instance. between an
erorr ard a hit. The method or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Aggies Training
Hard for Arkansas

COLLEGE STATION, Oct. %
Smarting under the so defeat adj
ministered on Kyle field BY the r.
G. u. Horned Frogs. champions or
the Southwest Conference last year
and favorites or many 10 repeat
this fall. Madison Bells Texas
AgEies this week are pointing with
a fierce determination to their til.
NTH the Arkansas Razorbacks az
Little Rock, Arkansas. next Satur-
day.
The game will be the second con-
ference clash OF the season for the
Aggies and the third OF the year
for Arkansas. Last week while the
Aggies were holding the Frogs TO
a three-point victory. the Porkers
we're breaking into the win column
in the conference percentage table
ncsiny out the Rice Owls. Us. a.
Fayetteville. Ark. IN their first con
ference game. the Razorbacks we're
overwhelmed. 800. by the Horned
Frogs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
Van Ryn to Marry
Marjorie Gladman

SANTA MONICA. Calf, oct. %.
-F-John Van Rvn and Marjorie
Gladman, two or the nations out
standing tennis PLAYERS. win be
married tonight in the Ct. Aug
municipalities ca Episcopal
Church.
The romance began on the
tennis courts. where the two met
repeatedly at tournaments here ana
abroad.
Miss Gladman + the daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gladman. OF
Mar Vista. While a student at the
University or Southern California
she won the women's intercol-
leFiate tennis championship.
Van Rvn's home IS In East
Orange. N. J. Re rained fame with
his racquet while playing for
Princeton University. and since
graduation has appeared in many
important tournaments. this wear
winning a place on TIE United
States Davis cup team
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
'MICKS TO WIN
SUTHERLAND
Pitt Coach Says His Team
Has No Chance With
Notre Dame

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 22-fF-
The Pitt goal line has not been
crossed 80 far this season. but it
Is going to Be crossed Saturday
and the Partners are going to lose
70 Notre Dame.
This was the view expressed BY
head Coach Jock Sutherland today
rs he began putting the finishing
touches to his squads preparations
the men OF Rockne.
we can't expect TO beat Notre
Dame" Jock said. "Notre Dame
has the best team In It's history
from all reports and judging BY
its performances to date.
We 20 into the game seriously
crippled. Our prospects were none
too good even before we encount-
cred the recent series Of injuries.
With our full man power this
years team can't compare with
other good Pitt teams"
Jock recalled that before the
season started he had predicted
Pitt would lose two games. This
Is one or Them he smiled sadly.
The best we can hope for Is TO
hold them % a low score. Common
sense points to a Notre Dame
victory By two or there touch
downs"
Pitts hospital list includes:
Hood. fullback. who has scored
six touchdorns: Macmurdo. end;
Ed Hlrschbfrg, end: Morris. left
guard: Quatse. left tackle: Cutri.
second string quarterback: walton,
best OF the reserve tackles.