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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-12
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BEGIN HERE OOA
NATALIE CONVERSE .3eaieus-
OF her husband, ALAN, QuaErelo
over BERNADINE LAMONT. Alan
tary. PHiLLiPx WEST. Who sac
cessfully schemes to aRouse Ma
TALES susDie1ons. ana she leaves
Alan. Weunaea pride prevents
either from seeking . reconellia.
.,Sn. and Aicn turns to PnilI.Ic:
that they DON become engagee.
Natalie writes Alan. Informing
him Of he return. Philllpa, feaf.
Y Of. losing Alan. .lsaves homo
and takes m apartment, and A0
-assee: to pay for the f~ar.!.Ai.gs.
Who brings her young sister
FLORENCE, with her, ieaves AIs1
hopeful. but banIed ~ to her u.
tentions. Torn By his knowledge
Of his love for Natalie. and his ea.
s.n.!emsnt With .faillipa. Alan's
that he does not love hee. He sees
to Phtllipa and asks her t. e.
lease Him. PRllllpa refnses. ana
n:kec Al appeal Z AiS lDity as6
Florence. believing that Alan
really loves Natalio, .Angages .1ko-
help OF her Aances ANDREW, to-
fake an 1ll1ess In o1der to koeD
Natalie In New York.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
"WAs she scared'" Andrew re-
peated. "Honey. I felt like
. criminal. She was frantic.
Wanted to come right over"
Florence put q hand on her
stomach and sighed. The sigh
was not altogether for her Sit
ter. Poor Natalie" she said.
Il hope you didn't lay Il on too
thick"
"Nope. I said I'd get you home
all right. Told her 5ou. we're
pretty sick On the train. but ~
got you fixed up here IN the drug
store. 30 We could taxi home.
Said I was Just calling her up 70
let her know 80 she'd be prepared.
That was right. wasn't it,"
Ye 80 I guess co."
Florence's mind was on some-
thing else. 81" wonder how long
i will take this emetic to work."
she added with . wry face.
Say. you know. we overlooked
something" Andrew exclaimed.
"she might call q doctor.~.
"oh. lordy. I hope not" Flor
ence groaned. She felt doubly
upset now. Tell him to drive
faster" she urged desperately.
Il don't want Natalie.t to do that
They sped along: II was NOT
far. But she was vastly. relieved
to SEQ her brother.in-law's housa
come into sight. When they cir.
cled into the drive: she losnsd
weakly against her. companion
and made . queer little hiecopgh-
ing sound. Andrew patted her
shoulder.
Natalie was 1t the door. to heir
Andrew assist her from the cab.
Florence kept her eyes. cio06d. o.
laverted. She didn't want 70 looh
At Natalie. And she felt poeyed
with Andrew. Gee. golly. hl
could have been Z little more
earnest in warning her about how
shed feel . not that che
wouldn't have done II, but gosh
49,. She stole = glance ct him
and caught him almost grinning
She stepped hard on his foot.
OUGHT" he cried.
% -. 900 ooo." yloronel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-12
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Left Handed

Question: Mrs. II. r. q. asks:
what advice would you give regard
ing q left handed child? Should they
be forced to use the right hand or
not?"
Answer: It is a good plan to teach
the child to use his right hand equally
as well as the LETT, r-oviding he is
not Of a highly nervous temperament,
In which cas- he may develop fur
ther nervous trouble such as stam-
mering or suffering. Such troubles
are often thought to be caused by
certain brain changes which take
place when q naturally left handed
child Is forced to become right
Milk Of Magnesis
Question: Mrs. r. <. asks: us
constant indigestion q cause of thin
ness? VIII milk Of magnesia after
every meal correct this condition."
Answer: Milk Of magnesia viii
temporarily counteract over-acidity
OF the stomach. The real cure viii
only come from dietetic treatment o.
II the proper food combinations are
used. Bad mixtures of food will pro.
duce indigestion which may keep a
thin person from gaining weight. I
Pyorrhea
Question: Mrs. F. D. asks: "Would
pyorrhea cause redness and twitchtnr
OF the eyes and numbness Of the nose?
Is there any cure for pyorrhea with
out having the teeth extracted?"
Answer: Pyorrhea may cause the
symptoms you write about, but such
symptoms may also be caused by the
same causes which are producing the
pyorrhea. The primary cause Of py-
orrhea Is q lowered alkalinity Of the
blood and resultant acid mouth is a
good medium in which the pyorrhea
germs multiply. Pyorrhea may be
cured II treated before the disease has
progressed too far. A proper diet is
required, with certain treatments
which the pyorrhea specialist uses.
Copyright. 1880, by The Bell
Syndicate, Inc.) d.
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There were 3.600,0 900 car loads OF
autornotive freight shipped over the
railroads Of the United States in 1919.
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cause this disease. Hyperthyroidisri
may disturb the sympathetic nervous
system and produce diarrhea. An

DR.. Mccoy will gladly answer
personal questions on health ana
diet addressed to him. care Of
The Tribune.
Enclose q stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
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F. Kettering, general manager Of
General Motors Research Corpora.
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Federation Executive Board
Meets at WesLaco March Is

Mrs. Z. Owen Scott Of Rio Gran
de City. president Of the Valley
Federation Of women's clubs, has
announced plans for a regular
meeting Of the executive board OF
the federation to be held at the
Cortez hotel, Hieslaco. on Tuesday
March Is. All members Of depart
ments, committees and sub-com-
mittees r invited to attend the
affair.
This is the first open board
meeting to be held since organiza-
ton OF the Federation and ap-
proximately 100 club women of the
Valley are expected to attend. Mrs
Volney Taylor, president Of the
Fifth District. and Mrs. D. p. Gay
district publicity chairman. will be
among Brownsville women going tc
the Weslaco meeting.
The board proper is composed OF
eight officers and fourteen chair
men but each department has nu-
merous subdivisions with several
members each. and at least th.ee
members. and in some instances
more. are included on each COM
mittee OF federation work.
A luncheon. 10 be served at one
o'clock. will be followed by group
conferences In which all club wc-
men win participate, according &C
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Calendar For The Week
MONDAY

MONDAY
Methodist circle meetings are to be held as follows: West Browns
Vile with Mrs. e.. r. Yates: FL Jardin with Mrs. Dan Keller; Central
with Mrs. Honar, Los Ebanos; Young Matrons with Mrs. c. w. Neck,
Banker addition.
Circles Of the Baptist Womans Missionary society are to meet at the
church at 230 for Royal Service study.
Altar society Of Sacred Heart church will have a social session at 3
(. m. at the home Of Mrs. L. L. Davis, 73 ST. Charles street.
Circles Of the Presbyterian Missionary society are to meet as follows:
One with Mrs Clyde Tandy; two. with Mrs. George Smith; three with
Mrs. VoIney Taylor; evening circle with Mrs. W. L. Dodson.
Episcopal Guild is to meet at the Parish House at 3 p. m
TUESDAY
FL Bahcos class of the Presbyterian church will have a wener roast 1t
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Huffman.
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs. II. ID. Seago
Regular meeting Of Rebekahs evening.
Tourist bridge party, chamber of commerce, afternoon.
WEDNESDAY
Just-Sew club with Mrs. S. c. Graham.
Self Culture club with Mrs. w. Y. Worley.
Business and Professional Womens luncheon.
West Brownsville PIT. A. will have a talent party" and program at
the school. $50 D. m.
American Legion auxiliary meeting at 1880 p. m. with Mrs. r. c.
Morris. 1854 West Levee.
The Public Health Nursing Association is t. meet at the city hall at
$3.50 a m.
Bridge party for tourists, chamber Of commerce, evening
SATURDAY
Members Of Brownsville American Legion Auxiliary will entertain
Fifteenth District convention here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Luncheon Observes
Fall of Alamo

In memory OF the fall OF the
Alamo. ninety-four years ago. the
Learners club observed Texas Day
with a luncheon at FL Jardin hotel
Tuesday. Tables were lavishly dec
Grated with boquets of bluebonnetS.
The c~enterpiece was a miniature OF
the Alamo ms 10 OF loaf sugar, while
place cards were pen sketches Of the
Alamo. done BY Miss Gladys Trim
BILE.
Members answered roll call with
interesting facts concerning men
conspicuous in history, as Bonham,
Bowie. Crockett, Bean, Moses Aus
tin, Stephen r. Austin, Houston,
Ben Milan. Mirabeau Lamar. Bur-
Lesson. and Ford. Mss Florence Bell
read q sketch Of Ford's activities.
stressing his association with the
early history OF Brownsville.
six girls Of the West Brownsville
school. Jennie Hastiner, Arnetta
Stewart, Audry Jean Shultz. Hazel
Russ Deputy. Jerry KENNY and
Barbara Black. presented a patriot
&c program. Their numbers includ-
cd Texas Under Six Flags" sal
ute to the Flag" Texas, Our Tex
as" The Eyes or Texas" a poem
Texas" by Jerry KENNY. was al
so read. and Juan Cavazos gave a
reading, Columbus
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Churches Join
Day of World
Prayer Friday

approximately 100 women OF
Brownsville churches with visitors
from Los Fresnos and Olmito, join
ed with the Church Federation in
observance OF the World Day Pray
er program at the Methodist church
Friday. The days program was a
part OF the international prayer
service followed at the same time
by women's church societies through
out the world.
The general topic was That
Jesus May Be Lifted Up" and the
program committee followed the
suggested outline for the day, the
hymns, responsive readings. and
period OF prayer and meditation.
Representatives OF each church
In the federation participated on
the program, which was featured
by a review Of the mission study
book. Road to the City Of God
Discussions were given by Mrs.
D. 5. Lettwich for the Baptist
church; Miss Betty Hopper, Chris
tian; Mrs. p. z. L~amberton. Epis-
copal; Mrs. j.. II. Batsell. Presby-
terrain; and Mrs. NJ. r. Hall, Meth
odlst.
The morning session was concIud-
ed by luncheon served In the church
dining room, which was contribut-
ed by members of each church
Special musical features which
were greatly enjoyed were those
given by Miss Gladys Woodrow
and Mrs. Bolton FIJI the morning
and the violin solo played BY Miss
Alice Vierheilig. accompanied b.
her mother. in the afternoon ses-
sion. Miss Vierheilig, also sang
solo.
Mrs. George Smith was chair
man Of the program at the ch@sA
and Mrs. y. X. Bull, assisted by
church representatives, was gen,
eral chairman OF the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Post Honors
Commander Of
Eighth Corps

General william Lassiter, Eighth
Corps Area commander, left Fort
Brown Saturday morning after in
speeding troops and equipment
and witnessing a review Friday
morning.
Several informal affairs on the
post honored him during his two
Gay visit. Col. and Mrs. Van Voor-
ms, in whose quarters the visiting
general was a guest. entertained
on Thursday and Friday evenlnt
with informal dinner parties, in
GLIDING among the guests a large
number from town as we'll as offic-
ers and ladies of the post.
At tea dance at the Officers club
was given FRIDAY afternoon. the en-
tire post personnel and about fifty
guests from town attending the af-
fair. Music was furnished by the
Twelfth Cavalry orchestra.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Tourist Party For
Husbands

Assistant hostesses from the
Learners and Self Culture club aid
ed Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer in stag
ing one Of the most enjoyable parties
Of the season for tourists Friday
night at the chamber OF commerce.
The evening was especially design
ated for husbands" and six tables
were arranged for the bridge games.
About % guests were present dur
ing the evening.
High score prize. contributed BY
the Nel-Roy apartments. was won
by Ray ]. Shotwell OF Bloomington.
III. j. A. Falconer Of Tacoma, Wash.
was awarded second prize. and w.
II. Shell Of indianapolis, Ind. re-
ceived the consolation.
Mrs. Order Perkins Of the Learn
+ club and Mrs. v. l.. Conrad of
the Self Culture club. assisted In
entertaining during the party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
VaHey Federation Clubs Observe National Business Week
Country Club
Party CiDen
By Mrs. Hall

Mrs. NJ. r. Hall entertained a
large group Of guests comprising
players for twelve tables at the
country club Thursday afternoon
honoring her mother Mrs. r. NJ
Gilmore. who has been her CUES,
for some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
more, whose home Is in Louisiana
are planning 10 settle in the Valley
probably in Raymondville.
In the dining room, where a
dainty refreshment course was
served, glowing bouquets Of rec
peoples and maiden hair fern were
attractively arranged as decora-
lions. In the reception suite Of the
club, where bridge was played dur
ring the afternoon. s~napdragons
roses and fern were beautifully
combined.
In addition to Mrs. Gilmore, &
number Of visitors in the city were
honored. and each OF them receiv-
ed n lovely guest prize. They were
Mrs. Doris Beghtol of Lincoln, Neo.
Mrs. Clay (. Shire Of Quincy. Ill.
Mrs. Alexandria. and Miss Made
line Janis Of st. Louis.
Mrs. 3. NJ. Works received high
score Sward: Mrs. O.. E. Hicks
second high: Mrs. Coils Perkins
low: and Mrs. Fred Latham. the
cut prize.
Among guests for the afternoon
we're Mesdames A. M. Letzerich
c. w. Iet7erich. L. r. Baker. and
A. II. Weller. all Of Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Program
Sponsored BIZ
State Clubs

Mrs. Volney Taylor. Fifth district
president, mas received a letter
from MRS. X. +. Lindsay, state Fe-
deraJion president, enclosing the
SGaLewiue beautlfIcation program
sponsored by the federation, ana
asking that club women OF the CiS-
trict give attention to IL.
The programs and letters are be-
ing distributed through the seven
districts Of the state, with requests
for publicity to bring the movemen,
before all club women. The beauti-
fication program Of the Federation
Is designed for the home essential
~, and its Improvement. Gould
the suggested outline be carried out
in part. at least, by every home re-
presented in the federation, a far
reaching change in Texas homes
would be effected.
Committees in charge of the pro-
gram have worked out the follow
ing suggestions as typical Of te1te
decorations which may be easily
followed by every home: Plant 2
clump or redbud: a blue bonnet
beside every Texas doorstep; the
Towering dogwood for home
grounds: a rose garden for every
home; plant larkspur and verbena-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Special Texas Day
Program for Club

"A special program in observance
Of Texas Day, vas given BY Self
Culture club members meeting
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. II.
l.. Fitch. Roll call was answered
with items on "A Place OF Interest
in Texas"
Mrs. Emil Blanck, leader Of the
lesson. had as her topic. Texas"
Each member gave a three minute
talk on some phase OF Texas his
tory, literature or art. Two songs.
The Eyes Of Texas" and Texas.
Our Texas were sung.
The home was decorated with
spring flowers and Texas bluebon-
nets.
Guests for the afternoon we're
Mesdames w. II. Conrad, w. $.
Perkins, Belle Cross I'D. +. II. Ver-
heiling. and z. e. Taylor. A de-
licious refreshment course was ser
we'd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09

the particular duties assignee
them: after the conference. general
reports will be made 70 the execu-
tive board the same afternoon on
plans adopted. Routine business o.
the board is to be disposed of at
the morning session.
Mrs. T. w. Glass Of WeSlaco
second vice-president. is to be Of
fetal hostess for this occasion:
Mrs. r. s. Herren OF Harlingen
third vice-president. will preside as
toastmistress at the luncheon:
and Mrs. Scott, president, will pre-
side during the business session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Coinings, Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hicks OF FL
Jardin had as recent guests in
their home S. B. McTie- Of Maquon.
H., MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Giles. Mr..
and Mrs. Efrain Garcia, and H.
NJ. Housh.
MI. and Mrs. w. S. Perkins, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". l.. Conrad and Mr.. and
Mrs. Seymour Huff of San Benito
have left for Long Beach, Calf.
and will return from there to their
home in Columbus, 0.
Mrs. II. p. Griffin and Mrs.
Charles Turner of McAllen were
Thursday guests Of Mrs. John
CloSner.
Miss Julia O'Brien attended a
business meeting of the Edinhurg
Business and Professional Women's
club Thursday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
District Auxiliary
Meeting Here

All members Of the American
Legion Auxiliary are urged to at
tend the meeting which is to be
held Thursday evening at 1880 a.
the home Of Mrs. r. 9. Morris
l454 West Levee, when plans will
be completed for entertainment o.
the Fifteenth District OF the auxt-
liary in Brownsville, Saturday
March Is.
Program and details for the days
entertainment are 10 be announc-
ed finally Ser this meeting. The
John Hanson Post legion IS TO as
sist the auxiliary IN entertaining
the visitors who will come In large
numbers for the district meeting.
Business affairs are to be discus
sed in a sDecial session. and sever
al interesting speakers will be
secured for the program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09

sports suit using a length that IS
practical and chic. without being In
the least extreme.
At the extreme left is a formal
gown Of white MORE OF bemberg
and silk. fitted at the waist. the
extremely fun skirt measuring
eight yards around the hem. Rhine
stone buckles and bow on one
shoulder and at the belt provide
the only trimming. The long gloves
that have been adopted with such
enthusiasm this season, especially
by the younger set, are worn with
this model.
Lace continues popular for for
NAL wear. in both daytime and eve
ming gowns The afternoon model,
second from left. Is an original and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
PIT. A. Executives
In Kingsville

Mrs. Moves Darling Smith. state
PIT. A. president, left Saturday
morning for Kingsyille. after spend
ing the day in Brownsville Friday
With Mrs. Harbert Davenport. Tenth
District president. Mrs. Smith came
to the Valley to address the PIT.
A. meeting in Harlingen Thursday.
She was accompanied to Kings
vile by Mrs. Davenport TO attend
a board meeting there TO discuss
plans for the district PIT. "A. meet
ing April Z. 8 and 9. Mrs. Daven-
port IS expected to return home
Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Couple Married In
MatamOrOS

Announcement Is made or the
marriage of Miss Norma Pechstein
and Raymon Daniels. which took
place Thursday night In Mata-
mOroS.
Mrs. Daniels has resided in
Brownsville for some time with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.
Pechstein, and is an employe or
Azlz Bros. The bridegroom I'm IN scn
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Daniels and
Is connected with the local imml-
grafton service
The young couple will reside III
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09

charming type in black lace Of oem-
berg. The flounce suggesting a low
peplum, long sleeves flared at the
elbow, and a cape effect, are in
teresting 1880 treatments.
Diamond net in an exquisite rose
beige shade over a rose foundation
fashions a Sunday night supper
frock Of graceful charm. third from
left. The bow trimmed slip Is q
new note. A long. irregular skirt,
terminating in a train, cap sleeves
and a cape back, contribute effec-
tive style features.
The last costume. extreme right,
Is a three-piece sports ensemble de-
veloped in bemberg pique in cham
payne. with a sleeveless, bitter sweet
blouse and a Straightline jacket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
WEDNESDAY Bridge
With Mrs. Rentfro

Mrs. j. L. Rentfro was hostess K
the Wednesday Tournament bridge
club at her home, several subSti-
tute players enjoying the after
noon games.
Mrs. Burt Hinkley Jr. won prize
for high score. and Miss Annie
Starck, second high
The hostess served refreshment;
at the close OF the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Birthday Party For
George Poole

A number OF friends gathered
to congratulate George Poole on
the occasion of his birthday, Fr!
cay evening at the home OF Mrs.
Ruby Crabb with Mrs. Alma Brooks
as hostess. The evening was spent
informally, and Mrs. Sibyl Jones
Gardner assisted in musical num-
bers and directing contests. in
which Leon Grisset won first prize.
A vocal duet was sung by Mrs.
Crabb and Mr.. Poole. After a birth
day cake was cut. toasts we're made
to Mr.. Poole and refreshments were
served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Custer Driver To
Lead Program

Custer Driver is TO be leader Of
the Sunday Christian Endeavor
program on the topic. Why and
How to Win Others TO Christ" Dan
Bowling and Jack Noble are 70
give a special number. a playlet.
relating to the program topic.
Round table discussion Is also to
be held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
FL Jardin PIT. "A.
To Aid School

El Jardin PIT. "A. met THURSDAY
afternoon for a business session and
program at the school. Plans were
discussed for the purchase OF "A
motion picture machine for the
school, also for encouraging visual
education In class work.
Mrs. II. X. Triplett was leader OF
the program on Child Music" Mrs.
B. U. Hanna discussed Music I'm
the Home" J. s. Rascoe. school
superintendent, Music III the
School," and o. wv. Mckee, "Mu-
sic in the Nation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09

The new silhouette puts woman
back on her throne. so 20 speak,
restoring 70 her the regal air OF
which the short skirts deprived her.
Women everywhere are welcoming
IL. although in moderation, for their
taste of freedom from ciinging
draperies has made the idea OF re-
turning to them, at least for every
day wear, not only distasteful but
in many instances rebellious.
For evening and formal after
noon wear, however, they are Gag
erly donned.
-Four new gowns are pictured.
showing the trend Of the times, the
three formal frocks having the long
graceful. full skirt that the mode
demands in this kind Of model. the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Guests Attend Club
Party in Ell Tardin

Ell Jardin bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Butler at her
home Thursday afternoon. Two
tables Of players participated IN
the games, In Which Mrs. A. z.
Harper won high score prize, and
Mrs. Efratn Garcia, the guest
prize.
Guests Of the club for the after
noon were Mesdames Belle Cross
field. Mcdonald. and Garcia.
The club is to meet Thursday
week with Mrs. Nathan Moore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09
Mrs. Shotwell Is
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Ray y. Shotwell entertained
players for two tables Of bridge
Friday afternoon at Nel-Roy apart
ments.
Mrs. Fay Rockwell won high
score prize and Mrs. J. Fl. Greene
low favor.
A two-course refreshment plate
was served following the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-09

Smart simplicity IS achieved by YER
tical and horizontal stripping.
In all the spring showings the
August silhouette is retained. with
normal and higher waistline and
skirt length classified TO type.
Patou has launched a new color
In his spring showings-rose opal
inc. II Is similar to cloud pink, but
much brighter, recalling the pink
of Victorian glassware for which it
is named.
1t is used for sports wear, as
well as afternoon and evening wear,
the latter gowns generally worn
under black coats. One evening
gown in this shade was accompa-
MED by long black gloves.