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New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
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Wo1aF amj temorro" 'Hr te.nI- screen o' '.. Enaa~-. 'I.#er ur.- ar1ls 5 don." ..Mur. ~rr.eu"4 og tHo uHn-ra rauo~. Noau raEnrr. ~nr.au s.ar J.mH Ga>uor. pu.e,n'~ rhrlsti-a J0-u'a.a- n.~ s-rru7 4uM1a,a a- a -ar.f -ta- %i4. l- under 'h. -aE aa-. u@ur~ O. Gro.1- way is ab.s 3-ut@l.3 m 'h. "N5-.r Parade" "na Ho&a Trevor. Eon.r. Illis, A.'..u fr.-l HI IHara'. GHIIjyor rlsm- tn nta.
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Sih i.H h..N itI,Nti ED

Elizabeth City, N C., Feb. 97 p. -|"Nen ln"u Of the fishing 'naoG America, Of Gloucester. w.r. lHh,p ofi m th" hr'acho4 iuoy by mru oI lhn roas, ~uard station c9rly today.
 Thr America UaS driven oebon. last night while making for shyD'r within tho Nnyiuil CHpo~ 1T ln, "a @Hhs'd"s now il is believed la" vessel can b. hauled oil u'1ct
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
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! uHir raising description Horton plays tre roir Of a urosoic author, who. having con- s.nted 10 inc use of hl~ name ou 2 hook dealing with aerial exploits luru- the uar. finds hm-.It forced 70 muk good Never having beru n an aeroplaue in hIs life. ho iN forc.l to qualify as a reckless flyer To win the uaud and heart ol jhe glrl ie loves.
 Horton is supported in "Th~ lViaror' by cast ~Uch lagllI,s l'3ts1 Ruth Muler Johnny Arthur. I-.a Nor3U, Edward Mammdl Noupia Morsau. .irmma kali> Philips saaIl.< and William No~- ion Bailey. "1N. A}igtor' Is Das,.I on 'h" play by James Mou'1omsrv. Robert Lord :4d Arthur Ca.~ar did '0r screen aJlpcauon Uol dl Ruth J;r.er,I
 Th, oo-e.a'Hr. reaan.. Du~un. Gm"n ju her ursl all 'alsu .La-..- Of lu field"
 l--mum@ saturday fur loar lat. 'A- Cua,ol M.I oa.~ Jonu Harrs rror" m "Jj.n,rtf cwra."
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
nAHl's CONDITION UNCHANGED

The condition ot Frank Rogers, 0yo-moma-oI3 son of Nr. and Mrs. Prank Rogers of West street. who ls unIv-om4 treatment for erysip- .,a- a' 'h. Hartford isolation hos ultl rua-r"s unchanged. Mrs. Eo@'rs. th. mother Of nine other children. -a., . u.ut Of blood to add s'ru-lh fo rhr infant before rc- mo%al 10 f.u hospital
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

attraction at the Grand With Mil- dred FraukliH and Lee Hickman in inc featured parts the show leaves httle 10 be desired in the way Of light entertainment
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
TaNicab SidesViped,
 Hits Another Auto

\ Yellow cab driven by Fred Ger lander Of 128 Black Eock avenue vas sldcs"Iped while going south on the east side Of Franklin Square ahout G.50 o'clock last night and tHncd around in such manner that car owned by Charles Bryant of 133 Gold street and parked in front of St. Peters church was struck and the tail light hcnt.
 Gorlander said he was unable to learn the name ot tho owner of the car which struck the cab but at police headquarters 1t was ascertain- "d that 1t was registered in the name of Sebastian Iiubora Of III Barbour Road, Hartford Gerlandcr told Ser Ecant MCAVay he did not care 10 make Il complaint about the acci- dent. He was driving at the approx innate rate Of 15 miles an hour at the time, he said. and the offending car was coming towards him.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
THE A}liroH Ar CAPITOL

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 |".or." ". HH.CaIau4 motion pie "Nr H "Hl-H 0r is 'h. operator of ".til r"r'n'u2 ar~op1mr-. cug1-- 't q" H.'.ormn- stunts Of .Ha mos,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
IAG,Gl.NrE\v A\\nt\e,D

Mr. aud Mr. Smo" Nos-oo Q. | h"stnu' str"f "nnuw" tHr ,u- ea@ehr"t of 'hojr Gaa-a1.r May. 70 Iohn nolan Ir. son of John X. boIaU Of Arch .Ir-,l.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
REMINGTON SCHOOL
 MAY HAVE 'N0VIEy
Proceeds Of Ladies' Guild Play
 Will Be Donated
(5rceiaI n tiro TIcra1l)

'oI'H'4al fp iIC ttCrn|I1
 NoWinst on, Feb, 27-On Saturday evening in the Newiugton Junror High school auditorium. the ladic.' guild Of Grace church Of Newington Junction is 10 give q benefit per icrmancc of the Southern cindcr- ella"
 The proceeds from this cntcrtain- ment are 10 he given 10 the fund which is being raised for the pur- Chase or moving picture projyc- tor for the Junior High school.
 The projector is being purchased go that the school children Of New lhglon may have the opportunity Of seeing educational and recreation Il shows once d week at the mintrruu price Of five or ten cents. Admi-- sion 10 the show will be just enou,u to pay for the cost Of film rental.
 Visual education offers unlimited Opportunity to increase the EuoWl- fdG" and broaden the lives Of school rhlIdrcn, educators say. Mauufac- turing plants, public utilities. T. N. C. A'S and educational institutions have many films which are free cX- c4pt for tho cost of transportation. An automobile manufacturing con- corn ajono has more than 200 free LlIhs Of an educational nature
 With tho aid of the Ladies' Aid society and q magazine subscription drive, %250 has been collected aul only 5Iop is now needed. An oppor- lHnltE is now given 10 see a well acted show and at the same time help 10 give an opportunity for edI- r1uonal and insplrational pleasure 10 Inc boys and girls Of Nowington i1 Inc }oars to come, Pupils will go to the houses with tickets for tlo production.
 Members Of the cast of "SouthcIl CmderelIa' are as follows:
 Mss NlntcrburE ..... Mrs. Thomrs ,'.''..-..''......-...,...... Ho,:. Madame Chartcria ..... Mrs. EHls
 '.'.'-. -.,.............,. Johnson. LhIl BcIlalnE .,........ Miss Ger
 .'......'......... trudc TcichIar. Johnnie Bell Randolph ...... Mrs
 .,.....,.... MiIdred Hitchcock. Katherine Hawke ........... Mr,.
 ..,.,..........., Charles Berry. Caroline Hawke ............ Ms.
 ................ Harold Whitney. MommN Judy Johnson ....... Mis-
 ...........,... Elsie Sta"'..
 Frederic and Dorothy Whitney Will provide a violin and piano ac. compartment.
 NCWingtOn Notes
 The condition of Mrs. Ehapmaa. "ho "as taken 10 the New Brita,l General hosital on Monday Is r.- ported as much improved.
 Dudley Eilcy has sold his gaso- In" station on the Berlin turnpike to Charles Carlson Of Nowlngton.
 A bridge undcr the auspices of inc Woman's League of Voters WAS gwen yesterday afternoon al the homo Of Mrs. Gran Parker Prjz.s were awarded to Mrs. Robert Trask. Mrs, William Jerin, and Mrs. Lena Osborn.
 schools to Close
 Tn" schools in Newugton will close tomorrow for n weeks vuri- ton, re-opouing Monday. March 19
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
NCWingtOn Notes
schools tO Close

Tn" schools in NeWlugton will close tomorrow for a weeks vuc.t- ton, re-oponing Monday, March IT,.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
COMPLETE ACCORD
 0N TARIFF RATES
ConfereS Come to Terms
 Flexible Clause Kept

Washington, May g (P-A com- plete agreement on the tariff bill was reached today by the congressional conferees with approval of a con- promise flexible provision curtailing presidential power to change duties and broadening tariff commission au- thority.
 The conference report will be sub mltted to the senate on Monday and taken up on the floor then or Tues day.
 Under the new flexible clause, the tariff commission would be empow- cred to recommend increases or de- creases in rates to the president. who would be given 60 days within which to approve or disapprove the findings.
 If the president disapproved proposed change. 1t would go back to the commission and new proceed 1ngs would be instituted
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
Plan Ready for Action

Washington, May o3 lR-A com promise on the flexible provisions of the Shoot Hawley bill, extending the powers of the tariff commission and drastically abridging those of the president was ready for adop- ton. today by the conferees of the house and senate.
 This one dispute was all that re- mained of the more than one thou sand differences between the two houses and. with it's settled. the con- 4erees were prepared to submit their report for final action IL probably will be taken up in the senate on Monday
 The new flexible plan would au- thorlze the tariff commission 10 rec ommend increases or decreases in the customs rates to meet emergency conditions and the president would be required to approve or disapprove the changes proposed within a per iod of 30 days. If he should take no acton in that time, the recommen- datlons of the commission would be- NOiiIF 'AEttlNt
 The compromise is said to have the approval of President Hoover and 1t represents a concession to the democratlcindependent republican coalition of the senate, which pre- fers a. complete revocation of the authority 10 change rates now vested in the chief executive. The coalition succeeded in writing into the senate bill an amendment under which the commission would make it's recom- mendations 10 congress, which could then take whatever action it saw fit
 The 50 per cent limitation upon present rate changes would be re- talned under the compromise ar rangement. The time provision would prevent a recurrence of Pres tdent Coolidge's failure to act when the commission in 1924 recommend ed reduction in the tariff on sugar.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
MAN KILLED IN SPRINGFIELD

Springfield, Mass, May 8 UP) Daniel J. Buckley 45, of Hope we'll N. Y, lost his life here today when run over by a freight car while working as brakeman in the Taylor street yards Of the New York, New Haven 6; Hartford railroad
 Buckley, who was coupling freight cars at the time of the accident, died shortly after arriving at Mercy hospital.
 Only recently Buckley had been transferred here from Hopewel, where he leaves a wife and several children
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
Helen Wills Moody and
 Miss Ryan Enter Finals

Auteil, France, May B LP-Helen Wills Moody &d Elizabeth Ryan. Americas standard bearers in the vomen's doubles event Of the French tennis championships, reached the finals today by defeating the strong British com bination of Joan Fry and Ermyntrude Harvey by the convinc- ing scores of 6-1, 6-2.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
SALEM GARAGE DESTROYED

Salem, Mass, May 23 CUP)-Fire. believed to have been caused by the backf1ring of an automobile, virtual pair shop on Bridge street here early today and ruined IS machines. Loss was estimated at s25, 900.
 Jacob Glockner of this city, whose automobile was thought to have started the fire, was trapped in the burning building and was overcome by smoke before being rescued.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
County Club Women
Go to Short Course

Several Cameron County women
and girls are leaving the Valley to-
day to attend the annual Farmers
Short course at College Station 10
be held July 28-August ?. Among
them are Mrs. NJ. F. Orr Of Los
Fresnos. Mrs. Harris Of Harrington;
Miss Edith Myles Of La Paloma. and
Miss Alice Miller CT San Benito.
Miss Dorothy Porter. county home
demonstration agent will accompany
them.
Saturday viii be spent in Calves
ton, where the party will be enter
tanned with a boat ride and swim.
Miss Miller and Miss Myles VIII take
part in the statewide clothing con-
test and in a pageant TO be present.
ed during the week
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line and cape collar. A pink horse
hair braid hat and pink shoes COM
pleted her costume, and she carried
an arm bouquet OF pink roses. Miss
Helen Bellinghausen. the brides
only attendant, wore a white n
semble with white accessories. VIII
lie Bellinghausen attended the
bridegroom - best man.
immediately after the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at
the home Of the brides parents.
The table was beautifully arranged,
a large white wedding bell suspend
ed, with flowing streamers. Mr..
and Mrs. Portman left yesterday for
CORPUS Christi and from there will
go TO Louisville. KY, 70 visit Mr..
Portman's mother end sister. AZ
ter September I they will be at
home IN Santa Anna FL Salvador.
Central America. where the bride
groom is a construction foreman.
Mrs. Portman travelled in a black
and white ensemble with accessories
to match. She was a 1926 gradu-
ate Of Villa Maria academy.
Guests for the wedding and
breakfast were Mrs. Groves. and
daughter. Fleta: Mr.. and Mrs. An
dreas and daughter. Gladys: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wagner. Fred Sat
terwhite. Mr.. and Mrs. Bellinghaus-
en-. William Bellinghau5en. Jr.. Pete
Bellinghausen. Miss Olive Richards.
Misses Helen and Martha Belling-
hansen, and Rev. Lewis.
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McAllen
LOVELY BRIDGE II
HONORS VISITORS

Mrs. Eugene Darby entertained
Wednesday afternoon with q lovely
bridge party honoring Miss Marg-
aret Alter Of San Antonio.
The attractive home was gaily
decorated with colorful zinnias and
shades Of green and pink FREEDOM
mated in all the appointments
Tall glasses Of iced orangeade
were served during the afternoon,
and at their conclusion the guests
enjoyed q delicious salad and sweet
course with iced tea.
Guests present included Miss
Margaret Alter of San Antonio. Mes
danes d. G. Perkins, Thomas 9,
Mitchell, Niles Esrey, Conrad
Roitsch, Joe Mckinney, +. b. Sigler'
Val Folsom, N. z. Ruescher, Z. r,
Russell, j. d. Moore Jr., Of Mission
and Mrs. Sydnor OF Mission.
Mrs. I. B. Sigler was winner OF
high score prize. Mrs. N. Z. Bues-
cher Of low, and a dainty gift was
presented to Miss Altar. the guest
Of honor.
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San Antonio Guests
Compliinented

Mrs. c. A. Neitert "a hostess at
an interesting party at her home
Thursday complimenting Mrs l..
Hoffman and Mrs. j. f. Vauter OF
San Antonio. Mrs. Hoffman IS the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. r. D.
Wilson. and Mrs. Vauter IS visiting
Ia the home OF Mr. and Mrs. ;. Z.
Vauter here.
A profus.on Of v~ari-colored Yin
Mas decorated the living room, and
several enjoyable games were the
afternoons entertainment. The
hostess served delicious sandwiches
and coffee as refreshments.
Guests we're Mesdames NJ. W.
Ward. s. E. Vauter, l.. Hoffman. +.
ID. Wilson. Ralph Kunsch. J. Z. Nau-
ter, Harry Hollowell and Hayden
Hays.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
MISS LOUISE SHARPE
HONOR CHEST

MI. and Mrs. A. G. Burns enter
tanned at an informal dinner Mon
day evening. in honor Of Miss Louise
Sharpe, Of San Benito. house guest
al the Burns home. The dining
table vas centered with an enor-
nous bowl Of yellow cannas and
Zinnias. and laid with a charming
Vienna lace cloth. Candles in sill
yer holders were used in the light
ing scheme, and the dinner was
served in a subdued glow.
The four course dinner was served
during the intermission Of a series
Of bridge and five hundred. at which
Miss Sharpe. MI. Eldon Brown and
Miss Esther Ludwig Of Corpus, won
high cor prizes.
Miss Sharpe leaves Thursday even
ing for New Orleans. where she will
be the guest Of her aunt. MIS-. Thorn
as @. Sharpe, formerly Of San Ben
ito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY
GIVEN

John c. Epperson. Jr., was host
to o number Of close friends Sat-
urday afternoon at the home Of his
parents. the occasion being his ninth
birthday. Games on the lawn were
enjoyed. and refreshments Of ice
cream. cake and punch were served
at the close Of the afternoon. A
grab bag was used in the awarding
Of favors, each guest drawing from
it as he left. The favors we're child
ren's toys.
Those attending were Messrs. Jun
Tor Hearne, Coles Tinker. Kleburne
Buchanan. Louie Gannaway. Jr..
Cam z. Hill, Jr., Robert Potter, Tom
Bryan. Chas. L. Fortson, Jr., Law
ton Wood Magee, Lloyd p. Blood
worth, Jr., Harry Skinner. Pete
Schnack. Jr.. Misses Lottie Lou Sew
erance, Mary. Martha and Jean Ep-
person.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
CLUB MEETS AT
CARTER HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Carter enter
tanned members Of the Friday
Bridge club Friday evening at her
home. the occasion being that Of
the regular meeting scheduled for
the week previous and which had
been postponed. Pink roses and
cut flowers were used in the card
rooms, and the TALES and score
pads were trimmed In black and
gold. adding a distinctive touch
to the color scheme.
A salad course was served by the
hostess at the close OF the games.
Mrs. j. <. Mcclellan won high score
for the women and Mr.. <. +. Black
burn for the men.
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Phone
Seven

night in the city park. :. &. Nc
Whorter OF Weslaco vas also u
speaker.
Mrs. M. r. Nelson returned home
Sunday after a visit III San Antonio.
R. r. McMinn. president OF the
McAllen Lions Club. has returned
home from the annual International
Lions Convention a. Denver.
Mrs. Merwin Hale vas hostess 70
the Pueblo Bridge club last week
The Needlecraft club met Friday
with Mrs. L. w. Pile.
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E~NTERTAINS CLUB


Mrs. j. M. DoSs was hostess to
the members Of the Hi-Lo Bridge
club Friday afternoon at her home.
Using pink roses and fern in a
pretty floral scheme, the rooms Civ
en- over to the games presented a
pleasing setting for the afternoons
diversion. Score pads and tallies
reflected the chosen colors. which
we're us1d also in serving Of an iced
course at the close Of the games.
Mrs. Buel Lanier made high score
and Mrs. E. s. Hearne was awarded
the cut favor. Mrs. T. Grady Carl
and Misses Margaret Montgomery
and Virginia DoSs were guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
MISS FLORENCE SMITH
GTrES MOONLIGHT BALL

SATURDAY. evening Miss Florence
sroith entertained at q Moonlight
hail at the suburban home Of her
parents. The lawn was strung with
Japanese lanterns. and music was
furnished By four grapnapnones
nlavinr the same dance records in
unison.
Bridge tables were laid on the
veranda for those who preferred
that pastime 70 dancing. there being
five tables playing throughout the
evening. Mr.. Walter Compton Of
Corpus Christi won the gentlemen's
hiFh score prize. a beautifully dec
Grated cigarette case and Miss
Gl-dys Ewing. Of Edinburg, the
iac prize. a hand painted hand
X r.-f case.
refreshments were served on long
tan--S set beneath a huge mesquite
tree on the lawn. Out Of town
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he devotionals and q brief business

the d~evotionals and o brief business
session was held, during which Q
bake sale was decided upon 70 be
held in the nea future as a means
Of raising funds for the work Of the
Aid.
The following new officers Of the
society were elected; Mrs. Victor =.
Closner, president. (re-elected) Mrs.
Trotter, vice president. and Mrs.
Lois Jetton Newman, secretary and
treasurer. Members In attendance
we're: Mesdames G. 3. Taylor, j. A.
Braden, Victor Closner, T. G. Me-
I1tyre, Trotter, Newman, and Miss
Helen Trotter, q guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25

will be able to return to McAllen
this week. however.
Miss Catherine Stolz Of Weslaco
spent the weekend in McAllen with
Miss Mary Glauner nc the home OF
her parents, Dr.. and Mrs. +. L.
Glauner.
Miss Dehazo Simpson and Miss
Lillian Tedford left Sunday for a two
months stay In California.
Senator Clint G. Small, candi-
date for governor. was IN McAllen
Tuesday and made an address that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
BUNCO PARTY


Mrs. A. @. Haigh was hostess 10
the young peoples class OF the
Christian church Wednesday at a
bunco party. Zinnias were used In
the decorations Of the church quar-
ters given over for the games. Ice
cream and cake were served as re-
freshments.
Glass members present were: Mis-
ses Dorothy Sayle. Jessie Mae Nc
Ham, Venita Duncan. Coreen Gar
rett, Alegra KNOBS. Ruby Leggett,
Eda Kusel, Test Hudson, r1eSsrs.
Bill Sayles. Gordon Mcintyre, Fred
wager. Don Zimmerman. Kenneth
Zimmerman. Bruce Harper. Leonard
Wilson, Glen Pore and Earl Braden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
HOSTESS TO CLUB
WEDNESDAY

Mrs. w. r. Montgomery enter
tanned the members Of the Senior
Bridge club Wednesday morning at
her home. Cut flowers and fern
were used in the decorative scheme
was served throughout the games.
Mrs. Roy KloSSner made high
club score and Mrs. L. Z. Tinker
second high. with Mrs. John Judd
receiving the guest prize. Guests
were MesdameS John Judd and II.
S. Sharp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
FL Jardin Club Has
Two New Members

FL Jardin Heights social club met
"wednesday afternoon with Mrs o
Bornholdt as hostess in her new
home in El Jardin. The CLUB pre-
sented her a beautiful picture.
A discussion Of current events
formed the program for the meet
ing and Mrs. r. Ford and Mr.
Wadman were received as new
members.
Refreshments were served. Inc
club Is 10 meet with Mrs Car
ence PREACHER IN two weeks.
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MRS. RINGGOLD HOSTESS
AT DINNER PARTY

Mrs. Eta Ringgold, county home
demonstration agent. was hostess
at a sever o'clock dinner Saturday
evening to q number OF intimate
friends. The table centerriece was
composed OF pink roses. and small
bouquets of the same were used as
individual favorS. The place cards
were hand made and very attrac-
tive, the guests retaining them as
souvenirs.
Present were MesdameS j. w.
Kirkpatrick ard Robert N. Clark,
Of Edinburg and Mrs. Mamie Sher-
wood OF McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
AZTEC BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. McWhorter
were hosts to the Aztec Bridge club
Thursday evening at their home.
Crepe myrtle and lavender buds
were used in the color-floral scheme.
Mrs. A. G. Statham won the ladies
high score and Mr.. Statham scored
for the gentlemen. A frozen salad
course was served as refreshment
after the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-25
WELFARE SOCIETY


The Five Hundred club OF the
Catholic Welfare society were guests
Of Mrs. J.. +. SCHNEIDER this week.
Zinnias and oSe were used In the
floral scheme, and the hostess serv-
ed an ice course after the games.
High score was made by Mrs. A. NJ.
Eoehn.