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TWO BOYS DROWNED

JENNINGS LODGE, Ore, March 26, P)-Delmar Briggs and his cousin Charles Howerton. both az cd thirteen years, were drowned ir a TOW boat which overturned while they were crossing the Will lamette river. Their bodies have not yet been recovered.
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oIlD KLoNDYKER DEAD

SEATTLE, March 25, R-Ed- ward John Mccormick died Sum day night at Holtville, California according to word received here today. Mccormick was seventy eight, years, old and was born in Canuk He found forum He in the klondyke. going in over the Dyea trail and opening up rest with a stake and made a trip around the world and then settled down in Imperial Valley, q Calif. He was buried there He is sur vived by four children all of whom are in the States.
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ATTENTION PRosPDCroRs.

Geo. s. Maynard has resigned as local commissioner for pros pectors aid under the territorial act, and M. Jacobsgaard, city clerk, has been appointed to handle the matter. His appointment having been received by wire from Jun eau, Saturday last.
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FIVE OUT OF ELEVEN MINERS ARE DEAD

March 28, R)-Pive of eleven miners entonbea by an explosion in one of the mines of the CrowAs- Vile Coal ComDsAy, are known to be dead. ReseAe crews are now pushing into the workings to deter ntine the fate of the others, d. though tksy are believed to be dead. One of the bodies located was that of JohH Livingston, the night foreman.
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ARABEId1A IS PLANNING ON ACCOMPANYING FIOSsIH
 AND PRISCILLA
DIsFRANc,H1sED.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March z6, R-Rules Of the Democratic larty of the state of Arkansas denying the negroes the right to participate iI the party primaries were upheld by the State Supreme Court.
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BEAT REPUBLICANS

KANSAS CITY, March q, N3- In the first tesf of strength since Ffhe Hoover Smith fight the Kansas |c;fy Democrats led by Bryce Smith Ia millionaire bakery executive. completely routed the Republican candidates for aIf municipal of- fees. Smith was elected mayo. by a majority of twenty fotf thousand, defeating George Kim ball, lawyer. The Democrats al-
 so elected eight eou1cilMsn and
 two municipal judges.
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.AIRPLANE NOTES

The two Fairchild planes re- turned to Nome about noon today from Teller where they spent the night. They are engaged in trans porting gasoline for the Siberian business.
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Pilot Graham in NAT No. 2, is scheduled to take of in the morn ing, weather permitting. for For tuna Ledge and St. Michael car ryink passengers and mail.
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WASHINGTON. March 2s R)- Doran said he would suspend Chap man immediately, following reports that Chapman had engaged in 8 duel. "Duels are out of date" said Doran
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NAT No. l, is scheduled. weath- CT permitting, for a round trip to Dime Creek tomorrow morning with passengers.
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FRIDAY (TELEGRAPtstc,
RIG RACE UNDEae WAY

IF teams got awsy frSA the scratch this rnorHiHE, the first one leaving at S:0S am. atd the rest following st ten niArte iHtefysss. Following is the running time from Nome to BlufY: 1@f&A4'
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SENATE PASSES TARIFF BILL

WASHINGTON, March 26 (P)- The Senate today passed the tar if bill.
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and up, being so rich "that no as- say was necessary to demonstrate
 that fortune lay in sight"
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NAT No. 2, Pilot Graham. will take oil for Fairbanks with pass engers, mail and freight, Satur- day morning, March 2pth. wealth CT permitting.
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Exhibits Now On Display Dancing For Balance of Evening Saturday Afternoon Program BABY SHOW ','t At The
 Maynard Columbus Hospital
 to 4 PM. All Entries to be entered with
 Secretary Polet before noon - Saturday Evening Program
 Curtain 8:SO PM. |. Announcements. Pres. Robinson 2. Selection. ....-..--......, Orchestra g. Vocal Solo Wilfrid Nelly 4. Piano Solo ....---.Lofene Hagen Is. Vocal Solo -...Miss Lena Schmidt CarsivAa BaAee.- Gransa' Closing Everybody Join h q have a grand
 TAno T%
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WRITE YOUR FRIENDS A LETTER ON seURDoUGH STA TIoNARy. On Sale at Nugget ofiics
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FIRST ANNUAL FAIR Northwestern Alaska Fair
 Association

Hall will be open for the re- ception of the public in the after noon from noon to pm. and in the evening from 7:30 to mid night.
 Exhibitors can have access to the hall at any time by applying tc the secretary.
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Subscribe for tAs Nssset
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AftnFnOoD H
 All perishable exhibits such as flowers. fish, meats. |bTead. cakes, pies, and etc., must |be entered Friday between and IA P. T. sst... JsdgiAg will be done between. I4 and o'clock. s a. DseatAE ProsrAA g F. II. r. Dance and songs by all. s F. Fishing Dance, George Weogluk B. Solomon Daace, Solomon natives 4. Douglas Hcrd DsHceo
 By Philip and Daughter $. Nome Dance { By Mrs. Norman i Mrs. Keok 6. Women Beauty Dance
 By Eight Women V. Surprise number.
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ARPLANE Do1NGs

NAT No. 1, Pilot Vic Ross, took
 cff this morning for White Moun- tain.
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NAT No. 2, Pilot Bill Graham took of for Deering, Elephant Poin and kotetue, wtth nh3fl aAd J H. Johnson for DeeTiAg.
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Second Day Program Friday, March 2sth
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At 5 P. M. no teams had ye
 reported at Golovin.
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Saturday Evening Program Curtain 8:SO PM.

Everybody Join h | have grand
 THnOr @%
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Commissioner Transportation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Wedding Celebrated

Tbs marriage OF Miss Macaria
Lopez and Mr.. Leandro Cisneros
VAS solemnised Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF the brides
parents, MIR. and Mrs Jesus Lo-
peg.
The bridal note was beautifully
carried out in the room in which
the ceremony was celebrated with a
profusion Of Gala lilies arranged
with fern in vases and baskets.
The ceremony was read hy the
Rev. Arquimedes MARTINEZ. pastor
Of the Mexican Presbyterian church
here. while a wedding sermon was
preached by the Rev. "A. G. Cutter
rez, Presbyterian pastor from Mata-
mOros.
The bride wore a lovely gown OF
white satin and lace, made in primo
ess style. Her veil was arranged in
cap fashion, held with pearls and
orange blossoms.
The young couple left immediate
ly after the ceremony for a we'd
ding trip to Dallas and other north
Texas points. They will make their
home in Brownsville.
Attendants at the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Manatou. Mr.. and
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Baptist Women
Hold Meeting
In San Benito

Plans for the coming years work
Of the Woman's Missionary Union
Of the BAPTIST church in the Valley
were outlined at the first meet
ing OF the executive board held in
San Benlto Thursday. Standing
committees were appointed. and re-
ports from various societies heard.
There was a good attendance
from practically all the churches
OF the Valley.
A delicious luncheon was served
by women from the Harrington So
ciety, at which the Halloween mo-
tif was carried out in the decora-
lions.
Those attending from Browns
vile were Mesdames S. K. Mattel
ka. r. T. Kyzer, j. w. Bell. Fred
Dowis. George Hillyer. Dewey
Priest. s. M. Desmond. r. A. King.
Ewing Clark. d. s. Leftwich. w.
J. Vertrees, Ruth Campbell and
Oliver.
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IN SOCIETY RQEs.-.A COMPLETE PAGEFOR VALLEY WOMEN s |

erEnirr fc- San Angelo. where she
Nfli attend grand chapter
Mrs. A. <. Cusenberry Of Sonora.
arrived i'm Pharr Saturday to spend
few DAYS with her daughter, Mrs.
Gift vi Ecrs.
Rev. roy RAIDER and family left
&E1nnay morning for Oily, where
Trey Will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Kelley were
the dinner guests Of MI. and Mrs
Earl ManiE On Sunday.
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Several OF these members are nov
out Of town.
Club Twelve
Meets
Misses Romano and Amanda
Cavazos entertained the Club
Twelve at Brisca on Tuesday even
ing. High score was made by Miss
Lucia Perez, and low by Miss
Aurora Blake. A guest for the even
ing in addition TO the club mem
bers. was Miss Carmen Resendez OF
McAllen.
Decorations appropriate 70 the
season carried out the Halloween
motif. A light luncheon was served.
The club will meet next week with
Miss Rosita Hinoiosa. and will at
tend the 1ncarnate Word PIT. a.
party az the E1ks hall.
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lS PRESIDENT, Is most clup 10 the
visiting delegates. Practically every
music club In the Valley Is Coop
ferating in providing entertainment
and talent for the two-day rseet-
ing.
The program for the first day
vas to open with a meeting Of the
executive board at $50 a. m. Fol-
lowing the board meeting the en-
tire delegation was 70 be taken on
a tour Of the Valley. The Harlin-
gen Music Lovers club had invited
them 20 be guests at luncheon. af-
Ter which they were to return to
McAllen for a program and buffet
supper at McAllen. The days &C
tivities viii close with a fine arts
program in the Edinburg college
auditorium Friday evening.
Saturday Program
Amo~g the women prominent in
club and musical circles attending
the convention are Mrs. Alfred Fl.
Nolle. of San Marcos. president of
the fifth district federation OF mu-
sic cluos: Mrs. j. o. Montrief, state
president Of the music club fedora
ton, whose talk at the Zine Arts
program Friday evening Is to be a
feature Of the convention. and Mrs.
Lota Spell. of Austin, widely
known in musical circles and pub
Usher OF a music magazine.
At the Saturday session, which
opens at $3.50 o'clock in the morn
ing with registration Of delegates
and visitors. DR.. Francisco De Bur-
Cos, supervisor of music in the pub
lie schools Of San Antonio and
president OF the music teachers as
ISOLATION. will be heard. He will be
the principal speaker at the 2
o'clock session. The Musical Gull
ture club Is bringing him to the
meeting for the benefit Of the
many music teachers OF the VAL
ley.
Mrs. Lota Spell OF Austin, proml-
nent in the musical life OF the
state and publisher Of a musical
A@3801A4tLf Will RC Vic VI tiIC SDCuA-
: ers nc the afternoon session.
A chorus from the junior club at
Bishop viii appear on the junior
program at the Edinburg Country
club at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Leon Brown
Of Mission Sil present a juvenile
group In a Tom Thumb wedding.
Mary Adele Carson OF San Antonio
viii give q solo number, as will Ann
Katherine Edwards. representing
Edinburg and Ruth Duncan repre-
senting Mission.
Costume Program Saturday
Mrs. F. L. Carson OF San Anto-
MO. member OF the district and
state board and past member OF
the natiohal board. will be In Ed
inburg for the meeting.
Mrs. y. M. Frisby OF the '-dinburg
schools has arranged a CO Ime
program for the Saturday luncheon
Registration for this luncheon will
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Comings. Goings

Miss Julia O'Brien returned Wed
nesday evening from a trip TO Fort
Worth, Bolton and Temple. While
In Fort Worth she attended a meet
ing Of the state executive board Of
the Business and Professional wo-
mems clubs, and OF .Aar state fin
ance committee. &c which she is
chairman.
Mrs. Nell Alien Is expected home
Monday from Illinois, where she
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
z. II. Van Gundy.
Mrs. Dean Porter is spending the
week In San Antonio.
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Pharr
BRIDE is HONOREE
THURSDAY

bhkDE 10 h0NOALG
THURSDAY
A few of the friends Of Ms. Ted
Scarborough. a recent bride. honored
her with a miscellaneous shower on
last Thursday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Verna Hansen She was
taken on q treasure hunt which re-
yealed many lovely gifts
Those present were Mesdames
Guy Young. Fred Miller. Nellie Eitt.
"A "A. Slayton. A. Wahlers. and Miss
es Ethel and Erma Young, Margaret
Flowers. Helen Everhard and Marie
Wahlers.
PERSONALS
Mesdames MI. p. Gore and T.. $.
Devine returned from San Antonio
Friday, where they had visited for
a few days.
s. II. Melton returned from q
weekend trip to San Antonio sun
day.
Mrs Loren Dumont left Saturday
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Mrs, Samuel Lopez. brother OF the
bride; DR.. and Mrs. Florencio Ans
ava Ruiz, Mr.. and Mrs Antonio
Cisneros, Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel CiS-
neros-
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MOZAMBIQUE. Portuguese East
Africa-P-Prince Louis Of Bour-
bon. cousin Of King Alfonso Of
Spain. and who recently married the
aged Princess Marie de Broglie. has
obtained a concession here for Is
factories to clean and press cotton.
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District Federation
Convention Opened

Another Of the many organizations which are rapidly finding the
Valley q delightful convention spot, the fifth district of the Texas fed
morning.
The Musical culture club Of Edinburg. Of which Mrs. H Q. schaleben
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Free instruction for ladies each
Thursday. two O'Clock CampbeIl's
Bowling Alley. Adv. Il.
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SORORITY HOSTESS

Saturday evening Miss Jewel
Mcrxe entertained the Abba Dabba
sorority ut her home. The business
session occupied practically all the
evening. Miss Clara Bell Hoffman
and Mgra L0oney we're initiated as
new members into the club. a salad
curse was served before the guests
departed.
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be made at the credentials desk at
the college auditorium.
The following program has been
arranged by Mrs. Frisby:
Quartet (two pianos) Minuet in
G-Beethoven, Mary Foster-Jean
Epperson; Claire Collier Margaret
Brown.
Swedish Soldier "valcit"-Storejz,
in costrme-Mvra Looney.
Duo 1.-TWO pianos) Glow Worm
Linke. Helen Boone, Ia Francis
Darby.
Russian Soldier "Prelude"-Rach-
mammoth, Sylvan Engelman.
French Court attendance: In the
NATURALIZATION, Dorothy Lou
Severance.
Italian Countess: Mare Rosa-Bel-
leni. Hazen Tolman-
Indian Song MY Hunting L-ige"
-Lieurance. Ann Katherine Ed
wards.
Country Gardens-Grainger, Toll
lie Weathersby.
Stars and Stripes Forever. Matte
Belle Ross. Robert Klossner.
The program for Friday was rs
follows:
$3.50 a. m.-Friday- Executive
board meeting.
10:00--Tour Of the Valley.
loo - Luncheon in Harrington.
sponsored by the Harrington Musical
Club.
4:00-Program in McAllen high
school auditorium. composed Of one
musical number from seven OF the
Valley schools.
5:00-Buffet supper. McAilen high
school auditorium. arranged by Nc
Allen Musical Club.
FINE ARTS PROGRAM
Friday 8 O'clock
Red Shirt Band - Edinburg
Schools. George Z. Hurt. director.
Polonaise-MacDow by Mrs. l..
III. Vigness. La Feria.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Newell Waters.
Mercedes.
Dance Number - Miss Jewel
Morse. Edinburg.
"Mumoresoue. Swanee River
Mesdames w. @. Eubanks. w. M.
Landrum. J. r. Manning, T.. "A.
Fritts, violin; j. v. Chandler, piano.
Kingsville.
Vocal Solo-Mary Lubbock. Ed
inburg.
Vision-Drdla.
Caprice Viemols -Kreisler. by
Terry Ferrel. violinist; Huldah
Avalon Walden. accompanist.
Vocal Solo-Miss Ora WHITE. San
Antonio.
"The Gypsies"-Brahms. BY Mrs.
r. A. Dimmick. accompanist. Earl
Stewart. Mrs. S. L. Hardin.
"Breezes Of Springtime"-A. Jen-
sen.
Unfold. We Portals"-Guonod.
by chorus-Mission. McAllen. Ed
inburg Music Clubs, Mrs. Roy Tel
ford. director; Mrs. Fred Flanders.
accompanist.
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Edinburg Society


Mrs. .. J. Ciosner entertained the
Senior Bridge club at her home Sat-
ufday morning. Roses attractively
arranged ere used for decorations
Hot chocolate was served to the
guests during the games Mrs y
ID. Turner was honored with high
score and Mrs. z. S. Hearne with
secc1d.
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Mrs. Hamilton
Club Hostess

Mrs. c. ". Hamilton was hostess
to the Wednesday Tournament club
this week, with three tables OF
players participating in the games.
Miss Anne Starck held high score.
and Mrs. Robin Pate second. both
receiving suitable awards. Several
guests were present.
The membership list Of the club
includes MesdameS Neil Allen, J. l..
Bogus, Robert Schwarz. Dean
Porter. w. K. Hearar. J. L. Rent
fro. Milton Wentz. Harold Gray.
Robin Pate and Miss Anne Starck.
Several or these members are nov
out of town.
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Veterans of Great War

tea table by Mrs. John Spengler. honor
airy president Of the unit, escorted by
Department Comdr. L. E. Atkins OF the
American Legion. Mrs. Spengler and
Comdr. Atkins cut the cake.
Among the past commanders OF
Henry G. Spengler Post present were
George L. TAFT, Edgar H. Hale, Fred
erick A. Livingstone and James B.
Jones, who escorted the following past
presidents Of the Henry G. Spengler
Unit: Mrs. Louise White, Mrs. Dorothy
B. Harper and Mrs. Hortense Fuller,
followed by Mrs. G. Louise Fisk, presi-
dent Of the unit, and Comdr. Jesse G.
Sweeney Of the post, who lighted the
candles on the cake.
Announcement was made by Mrs
Jerome j. Lightfoot, chairman OF the
poppy committee, that members Of the
unit meet tomorrow at 1913 K street
for an all-day session to make peoples
to be placed on the graves Of veterans
on Memorial day.
Stephen P. McGroarty Post No. ~,
at its last meeting in the winston
Hotel, voted to adopt Maryland Park
Boy Scout Troop, No. LOT, and to or
ganlze an American Legion junior base
ball team from among the members CT
the troop. In doing this the post will
be following out the suggestion oil
National Comdr. o. L. Bodenhamer,
recently made, that posts participate In
these two activities.
The post. in cooperation with Ste
phen P. McGroarty Unit of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary, will give COM
bined card party and dance April IS at
the Winston Hotel. The joint commit
tee in charge Of the affair consists OF
e. z. CorWin, w. H. Young, l.. E.
Garrison. Mrs. Joseph j. Idler, Mrs.
w. M. Fuller and Mrs. D. w. Close.
Three new members were admitted to
the post at the meeting as follows;
Munson H. Lane, l.. Earl Garrison ana
Floyd E. Lewis.
The annual department ball of the
department of the District of Columbia
the American Legion, will be helo al
the Mayfiower Hotel, April %.
Jacob Jones Post Tuesday night VII
have charge of the Braille class In the
District Chapter House.
A party will be held at the National
Theater the night of April %.
John Thomas Taylor vice chairman
of the national legislative committee
was the principal speaker at the meet
ing Of Victory Post, No. 4, last IueSoay
evening. His talk was on the pfoereeS
being made with the legislative program
of the American Legion.
Thirteen comrades were elected tc
membership and mustered in. as fol-
lows: Norris D. whitehill, Maurice j.
Hannafrin, Robert A. Fennell. Chester
w. Utterback, w. r. Frank Hines: CID
bons Durham, Saul M. Doyle, John e
Waterman. GraZiano Garlic, Benjamin
II. Parker, c. L. Wingate. Albert I
Ladouceus and Luther H. Hall.
A resolution, introduced by Norwood
Cassidy, to petition Congress to repea;
the eighteenth amendment was referred
to the resolutions committee, composed
of Madison Hill. c. w. Browning .ano
Norwood Cassidy, for redrafting ana re-
Eon,dr, Richard A. O'Brien of Costello
Post made an address.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS.
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rr,,,. purns Gene Brown Ttllie Box
we'll, Ruth Estabrook ana Mlioie0 Ae''''
rho writers Rendezvous, with
h-arcbas in Maryland, Virginia ana tne
District of Columbia, will meet al Cne
winston Hotel April at pm; A. ','I1I
Col, Fred Mclaughlin novens'' c+sIia
sneak on Short Story Wrlths' ti1a
Hetrich, assistant secretary VI
hers of the Washington group OF pOe'S
will also be on the program
rhs washington Section Of the Balti-
,,,ore Archdiocesan Union OF hOiy Nane
Societies will meet at 81. Oonlnll ls,. nu
Sitoriuu1. sixth and streets soutnwe ss
April Z at pm. caesar y. to-" Viii he
ident of the washington Secciot t-o w Ct
assisted by a local coilliiii'''e
DOMINO 4,,lai Convention of the Balti-
,,,,,.a ArcIhdiocesan Union OF Holy Nanle
Societies will take place at the CaIi
oIjc II,iyersitv. April 81, at III octocA,
rho onanine service will take the 10TH
of pontifical high mass at WHY niti
Archbishop Michael J: Curley o. DS1cn,
more will preside. IN tne ~ ovr,-
nosi,,r, when It Is expected more tnam
.0OO men will attend. DeleeaOes WI.
come from Cumberland ana OSneE
Westarn MARYLAND cities. John =; Mc-
Carron, archdiocesan president VIII pre-
side.
Council Of Jewish WOmen.-The nom.
mating committee is preparing uc "a
consisting of names Of members 1oI ON
GERS and directors of the group toi
1e30-3l. The ticket will be preseIlUeu
at the meeting April B.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet TO-
morrow at l pm. at the home OF MO
Mary E. EppelSheimer, 1927 HlaCt piace'
with Mrs. Annie Some and MRS. MAJ
garet Hayes as hostesses.
The Prince Georges County Fedora
ton Of WOmen's Clubs will hold the
third of a series of plays April at
pm. in the University of Maryland
Auditorium. The title of the play Is
Mrs. Bushby's Boarders," presented by
members Of the Brandywine Grange.
The Lanham Study Club met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Wells March 10.
Mrs. r. S. Allen, president of the
county federation; Mrs. j. EnoS Ray.
State chairman of education; Mrs.
George Wells of Cottage City and Guy
S. Meloy of Lanham, Md, made adj
dresses. Luncheon was served by the
hostess amid her assistants, Mrs. L..
Robertson and Mrs. G. HALEY.
The Women's Civic League Of Mount
Rainier VIII meet Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. George Speckmann, a76i Thir-
ty-sixth street, at 2 pm.