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Mrs. Alfonso
Brisca Hostess

Mrs. Antonio Alfonso entertained
the Wednesday Brisca club the past
week. OF the three tables of play
ers. Mrs. Francisco J.. Morales held
high score. and received a pretty
framed colonial picture. Mrs. C. p.
Barreda was presented with a china
vase as award for second. "A Hal
love'en scheme Of decoration was
carried out in the dining room.
where luncheon was served. A big
yellow pumpkin occupied the center
of the table. Yellow cosmos appear
ed in the living and dining rooms.
Mrs. G. r. Barreda Is to be host
ess this week.
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P.-T.A.t to Give
Reception, Tea

The faculty Of the Junior College
and high schools and moShers Of
the Junior College students, will
be honor guests at a reception and
a tea to be given Thursday after
noon. oct. 80. in the home econo-
mics department Of the high school
under the supervision OF Miss Myr-
tie Jennings and her girls. The
mothers of Tn high and junior
high school will be hoStesses for
the occasion and every mother Of
The schools may consider this her
party and II is hoped she will come
TO meet the faculty Of the schools in
a social way.
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Thur day Bridge
With Mrs. Order

Mrs. Elmore Order proved a
pleasant hostess on Thursday after
noon. when the Thursday bridge
club. OF which she is a member. met
at her home. Cut flowers made a
pretty setting for the three tables
OF players. High score was made by
Mrs. Oliver Hicks. Mrs. Lamberr
Cain and Mrs. J. j. Young were
guests. A salad course was served.
Members Of the Thursday club
include Mesdames o. K. Mason, o.
". Lawrence. Louis Brulay, j. X.
Wells, Order Perkins, j. j. Fox,
Elmore Order. Grover Wagner. o.
liver Hicks. Robert Wagner and
Miss Florence Bell.
The next meeting is 10 be a. the
home Of Mrs. Perkins.
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sby this years Exposition OF Wo-
mems Arts and Industries.
Nine years ago. when the or
ganization was founded as a kind
Of county fair to show the world
what women Of the nation could
do TO make their livings. the ma
jority were making or selling CAD
gets OF one kind or another.
This year. however, when the
Exposition opens az the Aston
Hotel. the outstanding. significant
thing Is the amazing number Of
women who have learned that II
pays more TO sell their own ability
than TO make gadgets with their
own hands, Executives high-pow-
cred wome are exhibiting there
Women who have specialized on :
single subject or product and non
sell their expert Enowledge-for 2
substantial consideration.
Many Head Business
Many OF these vomen nov head
a flourishing business OF THEN
own. Others have built up a pro-
fession unusual even for men.
Others have capitalized on their
mate good taste and now advise
manufacturers az everything from
gas stove to perfumes as 70 style.
that the women or the Iatior
would like and buy.
This year the woman owner oI
a flour mill Is included. Miss Eu-
genia Schneider. of Baltimore. 81
are the only woman air engineer
Margaret Ingells: the oma pres
ident OF the Brooklyn Gas CO
Mary z. Dillon: the president of 1
direct mail advertising concern
Lena HauSer: an electrical sale
manager who has half a hundred
statesmen under her. Lucretia Rob.
ertS Johnson. "a stylist for a tex
tile company. Mrs. r. S. Towns
end; an investment broker. Mis-.
L. L. OHara; and at least a dozer
heads OF manufacturing concerns
such as a mirror manufacturer
Mrs. A. A. Anzell.
"A second fact OF significance \
the program arranged for the Ex
position this year. Women nov
not only concern themselves vritr
the social problems or today bu
care be old-fashioned at the sam,
time, a daring feat when 10 wear,
ago suffrage was 50 militant
Alongside or prohibition debates
public speaking competitions anr
smoke elimination demonstration,
there are quilting bees. cookinl
contests. choral singing and dra,
matte carnivals.
Perhaps the most interestinr
single event Is the measuring con.
test from the results of which 1
= hoped that women will be abb,
70 buy their kitchen equipment
Ike their clothes. to fit them
From 1000 to 5000 women will b,
measured as to their height ant
the ease with which they work 4
a sink. a stove and a table. From
this experiment, conducted by DIR
\ tContinued on Page Twelve)
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Plans Complete
For Bridge

Final plans for the benefit card
party which is TO be given by the
Incarnate Word Parent-Teacher
Association on the evening OF Nov.
4 at the Elks hall were made at the
called meeting of the association on
Saturday afternoon. Funds from the
party will be used for the benefit
of the %Incarnate Word Academy.
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lowe en. the autumn holiday. Sur
rounding her. I'D giittering and
lovely array. was her train OF
princes and prInceSSGs. dukes and
duchesSes. the ladies-in-WaitinR.
Regal robes OF the Queen herself.
attired III white satin. with mag
nifIcent train OF crimson velvet.
ermine bordered. gave royal dignity
70 the scene. On her brow she
worn a crown III pearls and bril-
liants. and the Scepter. symbol or
her sway, was made Of pearls. Bet
w Akin and Betty Hicks we're cos
TUNED a. fuzzy. tiny white cats.
Anna Ruth. Princess OF the House
Of LangfOrd. and Margaret. Princess
or the House 0f McCandless. wore
beautiful headdresses of pearls. In
token Of their rank. Her Most
Gracious Highness. Princess Anna
Ruth. was g0wned III eggshell sat-
IN, with green shoes. and bore a
Scepter Of pearls. while her most
Gracious HighncSs. Princess Mar
garet. wore cggShell satin, with
green shoes. and carried a sceptcr
topped with yellow and cream
flowers.
Duchesses
Duchesses taking part I'm the
coronation ceremonies wore evening
gown IN pleasing shades. These
were Dorothy Glenn Ward. junior
college. yellow satin. Ayeliffe CobO-
lint. senior. green chiffon. with gold
scepter. bearing yellow and gold
flowers; Shirley Slower, Junior
black lace. with gold scepter and
red flowers. Minnie Maude Sto-
baugh, junior, purple chiffon, ruffle
trimmed gold scepter, and purple
maline; Marie Jackson. sophomore
peach-colored satin. gold scepter
with flowers IN varying shades OF
peach. Lhdins-in-WaitinE were
Frances e.. Plttman, senior. gown
cd in tomato red velvet. with gold
lace and gold shoes Barbara York;
man. junior, green satin; Katherine
Wilson. senior, yellow satin.
Princes were Harold Jackson and
James WOrley; dukes Milton West
Jr. sophomore. Herbert Thomas 1uv
nior, Harvey Nuckols, senior and
Barney Moore, junior college.
Gay Franks
Little Gertrude Gotke, cunningly
attired as an elf Of the woods. pro-
vided the motif for much of the
entertainment. Wandering In thea
woodsy setting made by a rustic
fence, draped with moss, she came
upon the court and danced for the
approval or their majesties. the
king and queen. Lady Bountifulr
Miss Maude Nosler sang accompani-
ed by Robert Reed.
Rollicking pranks and a gay danes
BY the court Jester. in his suit OF
black and white. furnished much
diversion. This part Ias taken by
Josephine Taylor. Three Gypsy
children who begged leave to dance
before the court were Inez Brulay,
Jane Richardson and Rose ScElknel-
ling. Musical numbers which were
greatly appreciated nv the audience
were rendered by Isabel and Stuart
Christ.
The climax Of the entertainment
was a grand finale I'M which the
entire court and the ENTERTAINERS
joined in a song TO the queen. writ
ten by Eugenia Barber.
Much credit is due 10 the mem-
bers or the high school classes for
the entertainment. which was hand
led almost entirely by the students.
The sketch for tie court was cr.n-
posed BY Nancy Stringfellow and
MadGe Singer and EuEenia Barber
handled the stage decorations.
Following the coronation ceremo-
MES the queens ball was held i'm
the study hall or the high school
building.
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Cheaneys Hosts At
Farewell Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cheaney COM
plimented Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Hardy and z. r. Stewart. Thurs
day evening with a farewell dinner.
The Hardys and Mr.. Stewart left
Friday evening on their way to the
British West Indies. They plan 10
sail from New York Nov. 1. Covers
we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Chea-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy, Mr..
Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z.
Snyder.
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Pretty Home
Rites Unite
Valley Pair
lSnecial 70 The Herald.l

McALLEN. Oct. 25.-Rev. Brooks
I. Dickey. pastor of the First Pres
blterian church. performed a mar
riagc service Thursday afternoon,
uniting Miss Billy 10 Davis. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Davis. and
Billy Southwell, Jr., son Of w. j.
Southwell. Sr.. Of st. Louis. Mo.
The impressive marriage lines
we're read before an improvised al
tai of fern. potted plants and cut
roses. Two large baskets filled with
yellow ehrysanthemums stood on
either side Of the altar.
Mrs a. "a. Treece sang Il Love
You Truly" accompanied by Mrs.
Especia Ross. who also played Lo-
hengrin's Wedding March"
Brown Gown
The brides costume was an ex-
oulsite dark brown flat crepe dress
trimmed IN cru lace. She wore a
hat OF brown velvet and lace, and
accessories 10 match. She carried
a boquet Of pink and cream rose
buds and sprays of lilies Of the
valley. She wore a string Of real
pearls, a gift from the groom. The
pearls had belonged TO his mother.
Little Marion Frances Davis. a
sister OF the bride was the only at
tendant. She wore pink organdie
and preceded the bride and groom
carrying a basket Of roses.
Reception
Following the ceremony. a re-
ception was held. The dining table.
which was laid with a beautiful
lace cover, had the wedding cake,
a beautiful CONNECTION in three tiers,
as its central adornment. The ices
were frozen III the shape Of wedding
bells, hearts and roses IN colors
OF pink and green.
Mesdames Orville Cox. A. S. Love
and Robert Abbott assisted IN serv-
ing.
Alice Johnson caught the brides
boquet.
About forty-five close friends and
relatives were present.
The brides travelling suit was a
cream ensemble with deeper tan
trimmings. She wore accessories
20 match. The couple left on a mo-
toring trip to Monterrey, Mexico.
via Laredo.
The bride graduated from Nc
Allen high school In 1927 and later
attended the Texas Christian Uni
yersitv at Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Southwell will be
a. home after November ! on north
Sixteenth street.
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r ~HOSTESSES AT
CHAPTER LUNCHEON

Mesdames j. z. Leslie. Clay
zachry and Stockton Fountain were
hostess Wednesday afternoon 70
the members OF the chapter 4. r
z. o. for their first luncheon Of
the year at the home Of the former.
Orange cosmos were used in the
decorations OF the rooms.
Mrs. X. w. Jones. president pre-
sided during the business session
Interesting nature items were us \
in the calling OF the roll. "A short
drill on the constitution OF the
sisterhood was conducted BY Mrs
J. w. Knudson.
The next meeting will be held
the second Wednesday in November
at the home Of Mrs. Roy Telford
This will be In the form OF a bus
mess meeting and will begin al
8 o'clock.
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CHAPTER INITIATES
NEW MEMBER

Rio Hondo Chapter No. BIS OF
the Order Of the Eastern Star
initiated Mrs. Ruth Malernee into
the order Thursday night amid
impressive ceremonies.
The Eastern Star hall was beau
tiful in decoration Of roses. ferns
corona. and lavender flowers. COT
fee and sandwiches were served as
the refreShment course.
Twenty eight were present for
the initiation services.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Underwood or
WATERFOWL S. ID. have arrived in
Rio Hondo 10 spend the winter.
MI. and Mrs. Underwood own
farming interests here and have
spent many winters in Rio Hondo
Burl Hollon has returned from
q business trip 10 San Antonio.
J. A. Harmon or Okmulgee.
Okla. was in Rio Hondo en- bust
ness this week.
MI. and Mrs. Valentine Seminal
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. Landry
at their home in San Benito this
week.
Charles Stuart. small son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Stuart under
went a tonsil operation here thi~
week. the little fellow Is reported
as doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Phillips Of
the Brown Tract are the parents o.
4 bow. James Malcolm. born Sun
CAV.
Mrs. Louise Brown is spending
the week In San Benito.
Mrs. Eph. Caffal was in San Be
riso THURSDAY.
rr Harry Curry Of Detroit wa
: trsiness visitor hsre this weel'
or. Curry hes purchased a 90 sc-e
tract OF land on the highway ad.
Joining the Mack Mize properties.
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MORNING CEREMONY
UNITES COUPLE

Miss Frances Thaison. daughter
Of Mrs. John Thaison, became the
bride OF J. w. McAlister. son Of
Mrs. NJ. r. Worden. at the home
of the brides mother a. eight
o'clock, Thursday morning, Octo-
Der %. The bride and groom Fere
attended by Miss Ester Espenlauh
and Mr.. Gerald Davis. Rev. VIII
liam Coughran. Methodist minister
performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a beautiful blut
and peach %georgette ensemble. Her
bouquet was Of peach rose buds, har-
monizing with the floral decora-
tons OF the home.
Following the ceremony a love.
breakfast was served to the fol
lowing guests: Rev. and Mrs. VII
liam Coughran, Mrs. Ida Lage, Mrs.
M. M. Jones. Mrs. Margaret Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Watkins and
Miss way Worden.
The bride and groom left i'm
mediately after breakfast for La
redo where they will sperd a few
days before returning 10 McAller
to make their home.
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BRTDE-ELECT
or KITCHEN SHOWER

Complimentlng Miss Billie Joe
Davis a popular bride OF October
Miss Elizabeth Campbell enter
tanned Wednesday evening with
surprise kitchen shower az her home
in the Altamira addition.
Inose hidden were Mesdames
,. w Davis. Orville Cox. J. ID.
Haden, A. A. Greece. A. S. Love
Bert Faulkner. and Misses Eva Lee
Johnson. Dorothy Blair. Alice
johnson or Fharr. Tennessee Al
corn. Especia Ross.
The honoree was the recipient OF
many beautiful gifts.
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MRS. CROSS +
To BRIDGE CLUB

Members and a number Of guests
Of the Hidalgo Bridge club enjoy
ed the evening Monday with Mrs.
John Gross as hostess.
Mrs. A. G.. Taylor received high
score prize. Mrs. !. Fl. Thomas,
second and Mrs. j. NJ. Singleton
the consolation
Mrs. ". j. Bolleter and Mrs. c
w. Fields. az Waterloo. Iowa. were
guests OF the club. Mrs. I. II
Thomas will be the next hostess.
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MA KOCHA CLUB

Mrs. Roy Telford was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the members
Of the Ma Kocha club when she
entertained with a delicious lunch
con.
Mrs. Sanford will entertain the
club at the next meeting. Tuesday
November 4.
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Valley Students
At -
U. Of T.

Mention J. Murray Of Harrington
has been awarded the honor key
which Is granted by the federation
of college Ca holic clubs each year
for distinguished service / n the
Newman cub. The award made at
the Newman club meeting last sun
day morning. came with the recon-
r1endaton O: the University Of
Texas Newman club and the Gulf
province Of clubs. Each year an
outstanding member OF the New
man club may be recommended for
the award Of the honor key. This is
the first time in the history Of the
local club that one of its members
has received this honor
Murray has held The offices OF
president and sergeant-at-arms of
the Newman club and is this year
holder Of the Judge 3 ID. Tarlton
scholarship. an award which is
given 10 a Newman club member
each year. He Is a senior law stu
dent and president OF the McLaur-
in Law society.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF the
personnel OF the Mems Glee club OF
the University of Texas by Gilbert
z. Schram. director. includes the
names Of the following Valley stu
dents: Malcolm Forsman. San Ben
ito: A. NJ. Fossler. Mercedes and
Harry Douthit. Raymondvlile.
Pete Staples. Frank Sublet. San
Benito: Harry Douthit. Raymond
vile. and Gene Snavely. Harlingen.
spent the weekend in Dallas TO
see the Oklahoma-Texas football
game.
Charles Red" Jones, Harlingen. a
junior in the College Of Arts and
Sciences. has heen elected To the
post OF academic assemblyman
for the coming year. IN one OF tne
most heated elections witnessed on
the local campus In several years.
Lawrence OimSted OF Brownsville
was a visitor on the campus this
past week as the guest Of Ira Web
ster also OF Brownsville.
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THEATRE PARTY HONORS
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

Mrs. X McMurtry and Mrs. Ralph
Davis c~haperoned a group OF young
people on a theatre party this week
when the Girl Reserves. acting as
escorts. took the high school boys
70 the show.
The girls made the dates and fl
nanced the party.
Those taking part In the lively
affair were. Misses Freda Belle
Evans. Carroll George. Josephine
Yoeman Eva Jean Yoeman, Opal
Gaun. Cleo Watson. Mildred Heath.
Nell Hereford, Leon Brown, Mamie
Lee Burleson. joyce Beene. Evelyn
Bert. Elsie Wagner, Nancy Rice and
Gladys Nation.
Messrs. Raymond Moore. NJ. C..
Rushing. Herman Gam. Claud Ma
ton. Paul Affolter. A. 9. Garrett.
Buzz Alexander. Milton Mills.
Buddy Davis. Thurman Grantham
and Emil kaufman.
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Womens Exposition Depicts
Striking Advances in World
OF Trade, Art and Industry
By JULIA B~LANSHARD

NEW YORK, Oct 25-There Is 10 question but that women are get
ting to be persons of Importance in the warp and wool Of American bust
ness and professional life
If there is any doubt left in anyones mind about the extent to which
they have invaded the working world. such doubt should be cleared up
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Rio Hondo
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
To PRESENT PTAX

An allegorical playlet, The Way
to the Wishing Gate" Will be given
az the high school auditorium Of
Rio Hondo on Tuesday. Oct. q at
1880 p. III.
This play is being staged by the
primary department OF the COM
munity Sunday school and promises
to be a very unique and clever fea-
ture. Thirty children between the
ages Of three and ten are partici-
pEting. These characters will be
In costume 10 represent frogs. owls,
moths. and other occupants of the
Magic Marsh.
Vaudeville stunts will be given for
"between-the-acts' numbers. These
include songs. dances ard acrobat
ic stunts. "A little toe dancer comes
to US from the Chicago theatres
ard will give two numbers.
Everyone is invited TO attend.
The admission is fifteen and twenty
five cents. The proceeds will 60
for the benefit of the new COM
munity church Of Rio Hondo.
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Coronation of the Queen Of
Autumn Brilliant Function
VHaHoween at HIGH School

Amid q setting which transported the audience ~ the enchanted world
OF a woodland court. Ellen l. OF the House Of Pntman. was crowned
queen q Autumn, and William. Of the House Of Bcnway. the King.
Holding court In a a authentic woodland scttInE. Her Nos Gracious
MAJESTY ., enthroned on a huge laek-olanteEn throne. symbol Of Hal=
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W. 7. Ransome. Of Bastrop. is in
town visiting his son, Rufus Ran
some.
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Tust-Sew With
Mrs. Harvey

Mrs. 5. M. Harvey vas hostess To
the Just-Sew club this week. wTSn
all the members and m guest,
Mrs. +. A. OUTLAW present. Red
roses made n pretty setting for the
affair. The hos-ess serve = lad
course. Mrs. Howard is ID err
tain the club next.
Mary Pearl Hall. little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hall has
returned home from ri Paso. where
sre visited her aunt and uncle. N-
and Mrs. Zen Davis. She took part
In the rodeo celebration there as q
duchess OF Brownsville.
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PRESBYTERIAN
Rally Dav

All members Of the Presbyterian
auxilitry are being urged 10 attend
the special rally day observance on
Monday afternoon. An interesting
japanese program Is being arranged
for the occasion. and circle one will
entertain during a social hour.
This is an annual affair.
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Santa Maria
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs e. M. SAMSON were
in Harlingen Friday.
Mrs. 4. d. Shipley and children
visited her mother. Mrs. :. II. Nc
Lain in Edcouch.
Miss Elizabeth SAMSON was a
guest az a birthday party In Mer-
cedes for Miss Sarah Ellen Hern-
don. Saturday.
Miss Marion Cornett. ri NJ. spent
a few days with her mother.
Or. Buck and son. Bob. or Ner-
cedes were hotel guests recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. q. Personious
and Mrs. Longoria or Monterrey
were in Brownsville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Tucker visited
Mr.. fuckers brother In McAllen
last week.
Mrs. Stark. Mrs. Longoria and
9. g. Personious went to EdinburE
Tuesday.
w. 3. Benge was here Monday
Rev. M G. Stearns, a former
pastor here and now ~ Palacios
was here Monday. He Is attending
the Methodist conference at Har-
lingen.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Killiar
Of Kennedy. arrived Friday 70 visit
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.
Killian.
Presiding Elder Crow of Browns
vile preached at the school house
Thursday. A short conference ses-
sion was held that night and Rev
and Mrs. J. 3. Buss OF Donna and
Rev. and Mrs. I. II. Crowder Of
Edcouch were visitors.
Presiding Elder Grow and Rev
and Mrs. BuSs were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. M. Shipley Thursday.
There was a called meeting Cf tht
p. II. "A. Thursday.
Mrs. p. M. Shipley and Mrs. Fl
q Vimeng went TO Harrington Fri.
day.
Mrs. A. G. Gum and Coreatts
and fLr. and Mrs. j. r. Mock. Mis-,
Lola Ruth Villers and Miss Ber-
nice Gilbert e callers at the ID
d. Farzier home recently.
Charles McLain was in Santa
Maria last week.
Rev. j. b. BuSs OF Donna was here
Sunday.
A. r.. Baur and j. r. Mock at-
tended a meeting IN San BenitC
Tuesday.
SCHOOL NOTES
The school carnival had 70 bt
postponed for one week and tho
date now Is October 30. Jupiter
Pluvius willing That particular
scoundrel dumped oceans Of watel
on the various shopping partie.
designed 10 get dresses and &C.
c~outerments for the grand corona
ton and now, clear weather or no
1.-THE thing has 10 20 forward a weeE
More rain will mean another post
ponement. but come off the thin.
will. If i. takes until next spring
The Queen must be crowned.
The final results OF the votinI
contest was as follows. Byron San,
som and Grace Rowe were elected
king and queen by a vote or 1870
Next In order came Antonio Con.
zales and Dorothy Trevino. 4o3U
Johnny Gilbert and Shirley Wash,
ington. $50; Paul Brandt and Der