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Answers TO Foregoing Questions

/. Arthur j. Hepburn; rear adj
miral: London naval conference.
2. Rutherford B. Hayes and CAL
win Coolidge. I.
3. Theater passes.
4. Philippians, ". 4.
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VIII teach to fly and sell IL interest in an air.
plane for william Hilburg. Bellevue Hospital. In
formation Bureau, New York.-The Nassau IL. ID
Daily Star.
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THE UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION

Employment. says President Hoover. Is decidedly
on the upturn. Now what's the use Of trying to put
that across unless he suppresses those news pictures
from Miami, Palm Beach and Bellair?
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THE GRAB BAG
TodayIs Anniversary

On this day, In 1885, an attempt
to asSasstnate President jackson
was made.
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Today's Horoscope
Persons born on this day are
great students Of the truth. They
like TO entertain frequently.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
FOREST AND STREAM
MAGAZINE MERGED
Field and Stream Absorbs Oldest
Outdoor Publication in
United States.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 31.-With its July
issue, Forest and Stream, the oldest
outdoor magazine and the ninth oldest
of all American magazines, passes out
of existence. Announcement was made
yesterday of its absorption by Field and
Stream.
Founded 81 years ago, Forest and
Stream was active in obtaining State
and Federal legislation for the protec-
ton, propagation and preservation of
forests, fish and game. 1t was the
founder and for many years the Official
organ cf the Audubon Society.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
NAVAL ACADEMY
DELEGATES STATUE
Bronze Model of Figurehead Re-
places Former Wooden Totem
at Anna nolis.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 31.-The sue
cessor tn famous Tecumseh, the Naval
Academy's god of two point five, in
bronze instead of the original wood, was
formally unveiled today at ceremony
in which Secretary of the Navy Charles
Francis Adams and Rear Admiral Sam
uel S. Robson, superintendent of the
academy, took part.
The original wooden statue was once
the figurehead of the U. S. S Delaware,
which was sunk in the Civil War. In
front of Bancroft Hall the big hgure has
stood for decades, the mock serious
patron saint of the Middies.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
OEEICIAI. NOTICES

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. UNITED
States Custom Service, Port OF Washington,
D C., May 2s. 1930.-Under the act OF Con-
gress approved February 10, 1920, and arti-
Gle SO OF the Customs Regulations OF 1928,
and in pursuance OF the authority granted
by the eomm5issiGodnnenr 5 Gdnn OF ravigation under
William j Stanford. owner, the name Of
schooner PRISCILLA has been changed
was built in 1855 her oficial number Is
1887, and she measures 70 gross tons.
G R. LEWIS, Deputy Collector in Charge.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
EVTIrRE nAVG

IMPROVED COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY
AS trustee IN certain deed of trust from
Mary Edwards TO me. recorded in D. B.
IS, pE. 466, default having been made in the
quired so to do by the holder of the notes
secured. I wiz on SATURDAY, JUNE 7. 1880.
door. Colonial Beach, Va. OFFER for sale at
gublic auction lots is to 20, inclusive BLOCK Q.
together with a nice sized cement block
house on the same This property ts we'll
Cash oEORGE MAsorN trustee.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN

SUMMER SHACK, . RMS. AND SCREENED
porch. elec. furnished, at Stop. No. ~ on
Glen Echo line: rent, 500 mo. Address Box
37-V. Star ONCE.
LARGE CORNER BUNGALOW, is MIN. IN
Va; large porches; plenty OF shade. fruit
and flowers; real house: will paint and
decorate. Col 1901
5-R. BUNGALOW, BATH, ELEC., FURNACE,
pcrches. cellar; large lot garage; car and
bus. b NJ. Smith, Arlington, Va. Claren
don 2O38 S"
SALE OR RENT (COLOREDl - SIX ROOM
bungalow, mi; ll2 Rhode Island ave,
North Brentwood, Md RYON & HASSALL.
Rooms 320-322 Colorado Building. Phone
National $500 IL
Evening star., 1930-06-01
Kingsford- Smith Reaches Croydon.

CROYDON, England, May 81 (P).-
Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith landed
at Croydon at 1910 pm. today. The
transpacific flier arrived from Amster-
dam, on his way to Ireland. He is PLAN
ming to take of on a transatlantic
flight from there In the near future.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED WITHIN 20 MILES OF WASHING
ton in Montgomery 5 or 6 room house with
some conveniences 3 to acres. more or
less. Must be reasonable. Address Box 2l4-
v. Star once.
Evening star., 1930-06-01

Laws to protect the lives and health
of fireworks factory employees are un-
der consideration in New York State.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
SHORE PROPERTY.

WILDWOOD, n J-SALE AND RENT
Reashore properties OF every kind Send for
LIST. JAMES A. L, HARRIS, opp. Penna.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

BUNGALOW FOR SALE: s ROOMS. ELEC-
STiSity, gas, water, poultry houses, barn:
70 p. & o. and w, B. & A. r. R. Apply H.
Erederick Owens, Fort Meade Junction, Nd.
Evening star., 1930-06-01

RENT-SUBURBAN.
7-RoOM HOUSE AT RANDOLPH, ND;
acre Of iand. fruit. electric light; steam and
Soest sn s4o 2' oN HSEs RNS sSem hTs' Ss
RIvERDALE. MD.-5-RooM BUNGALOW
HARDWOOD floors. tile bath, h.-w.h.; lot
Hyattsville 927
Seven rooms, two baths. large shaded
Iot awnings; large living room with fire;
fer Summer months. Can be seen Sunday,
RARE CHANCE TO RENT FURNISHED
Address SEQ Boz sveS 7sv Star nenass' ofcs 40 month
s-RooM, BUNGALOWS, S47, so AND $50;
h Nv, w: heat; gaTase; SIS. SO; Groom house:
ssnR fea~ Bda hiat faGoma G 5hebbeTd sos3 Citizens
DELIGHTFUL HOME. ON LEE HIGHWAY
u east of Falls Church: view OF country for
daily. l2 to Z. W. J. Allen estate
BY OWNER; VERY LOVELY HOME OF 8
Eood condn 0ai acTes as
wooded; Is minutes Key Bridge on paved
BUNGALOW: AMI. CLARENDON, VA.
St. Phone Clarendon 55s-J-2
FOR RENT BuNoALows NEARBY. VA,
BHLT2h bs s2s ESs0 aohooN oes 4ass SS Peo ms Bldg
SUMMER COTTAGE. JUNE 20 TO SEPT /.
$3.50 for term; fiourishIng garden 319
Dorset ave, Somerset, Md. Phone Wis.
1861.
FOR THE sUMMER-OLD FARM HOUSE
furnished; nine rooms, large and small; cool,
picturesque; cheap; magneSia spring; 20
miles from Washington Apply to Miss
i. N. IONS Fairfax Station Va, r. F. d.
ATTRACTIVE HOME OF EIGHT INDI-
vidual rooms and bath bright kitchen. large
pantry, spacious porches front and sides;
beautiful slopinE lawn, shrubbery. fruit and
ample shade: garage for two cars; acres
Of ground with chicken houses for 1000
chickens. Delightfully situated at corner
cars within one block. See JOHN SCRIV-
ENER BRO, 914 G st. NV.
BUNGALoW; ROOMS; FURMIsHElB9; RMS r.
South Oak St, Clarendon, Va. Phone Clar.
li06
VA HIGHLANDS r., H-WH, TILE
bath, built-in fixtures; $50 to responsible
party. Also one 5-r. and one 7-r. house
for rent in oakcrest. J, L. PRICE. oakcrest
Phone Clarendon 2lI5-W-i. i
59O7 SLIGO MILL RID, d. C., so. OF IA
koma; S20.50. THOS. e FARRELL CO., 72l
10th st. NV.
7-ROOM HOUSE; 4 BED ROOMS 2 BATHS,
garage; lot 50xl50; shade trees; $50 per
AURORA HILLS HOMES, INC.
Mount Vernon Boulevard at FRAZIER Ave.
Evening star., 1930-06-01
Nd STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
ABSOLUTELY FTREpROOF STORAGE FOR
Household Goods, Pianos. Works OF Art
Trunks, etc Separate rooms rooms ava1apie; aderate
rate Phone Nat 5000. MERCHANTS
TRANSFER & STORAGE Co, 920-922 E st.
Evening star., 1930-06-01

Kensington View Course.
Bring lunch and golf clubs; grounds. free
Wheaton Ask for Mr. Stifher
Evening star., 1930-06-01

Kit Carson Woman's Relief Corps
met at Grand Army Hall, with the
president, Mrs. Margaret v. Marsh,
presiding.
National general orders Nos. and
10 were read, also Kit Carson Post
notes, circular letter No. l, depart
ment press correspondent. and several
letters of appreciation from guests who
Evening star., 1930-06-01
REAL ESTATF-LOANS.
QUICK MONEY

q III w y = = =
ITO LEND. and AND 3rd TRUSTS; 800 TO
$1,000 ON MARYLAND AND D. c. HOMES
THREE DAYS 10 COMPLETE TRANSAC.
T1ONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE
c. F. WARING.
AeF ST. NV. NATL 9172.
Evening star., 1930-06-01

Inc. held it's annual meeting Tuesday
at the home of the late DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett in Alexandria. Va. Mrs. Anna
E. Hendley presided. Miss Janet Rich
ards acted as parliamentarian Reports
were given by Mrs. Leon Arnold, Mrs.
Ada Van B. Neely, Miss Edna McIn-
tosh and Mrs. Virginia Peters-Park-
hurst.
The board of directors elected the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Bertha Yoder
Werthner. president; Mrs Percy M.
Bailey, first vice president Mrs. Leon
Arnold second vice president; Mrs.
Caroline Stevens. third vice president
Mrs. Ada Van B. Nicely, secretary; Miss
Joanna Stopp, assistant secretary; Miss
Edna Mcintosh, treasurer; Judge Ell
mer j. Binford general counsel, with
Mrs Anna E. Hendley, honorary presi-
dent.
The board of directors is as follows
Mrs. William E. Chamberlin, chairman;
Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper, Mrs. A. E.
Hendley. Mrs. Bertha Yoder Werthner,
Mrs. p. M. Bailey Mrs. Leon Arnold,
Miss Ada Van B. Nicely, Miss Edna Nc
Intosh, Mrs. Virginia Peters -Parkhurst
Mrs H. Moffatt Bradley and Mrs.
Charles Langley.
The business meeting was followed py
a social, when refreshments we're served
by the hostess, Mrs. Reba Barrett
Smith.
Baby Lovers Circle, No. 2, of the
Florence CrittentOn Home met for its
May luncheon meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. F. M. Shore, 1921 Euclid
street. The president, Mrs. Shore, called
the meeting to order.
The following officers were electtd d.
President, Mrs Frank w. Garden; vice
president, Mrs. E. H. Reitzke; repre-
sentative to the board. Mrs. Olea w.
Coster; corresponding secretary Mrs.
George Price; recording secretary, Mrs
w. H, Oliver; treasurer, Mrs Frank
Shore.
The club will meet with Mrs. Chester
Caywood, Wesley Heights for luncheon
June 4.
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two children Of FL Psso are guests
at the he>ls Of Mr.. ard Mrs. JACK
Gray.
Mrs. Overstreet. mother Of Mrs
Hugh Proctor. returned 10 her
home at McAllen Friday. Mrs. David
Of Harlingen is a guest at the Proc
tor home. Mrs. David Is a sister OF
Mrs. Proctor.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Wylie Of Nc
Alien were Sunday guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Gray
Miss Lellom Moncrief Of Browns
vile spent Saturday at the home
Of Misses Catherine and Dorothes
RiRler.
Mrs. J. G. Polhemus motored "a
Rio Hondo Saturday where they
attended the Girls Reserve camp.
y. Favre left for Oklahoma We'd
nesday Oh a business trip
The North Mission Home Dem
o~nstraticn club met at the home OF
Mrs. Conway Darlington on FRIDAY
After the business meeting a candy
demonstration vas given BY mem
bsrs OF the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Crawford Of Nc
Allen and Mrs. J.. ]. Mulkey we're
Mcnday guests az the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Warner.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Parks and
daughter. Lois. wer Sunday dinner
guests at the home Of their daughter
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
Gallon OF Weslaco.
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State Game Warden
Explains Bag Limit

AUSTIN. Oct 3C.-tF-Ganne
wardens have been instructed TO
enforce the new game laws as they
affect hunting OF ducks and game
rigidly. w. ,. Tucker. executive &C.
rotary or the game, fish and oyster
commission. stated In an attempt
10 counterfeit the impression the
rev restrictions are more liberal
team thls lcf..se- law
The law now limits the killing OF
ducks tso ID per day and places q
possession limit or 80 on each hunt
ef. A limit of four "a day L. allowed
q geese with possession limit SET
at eight. Numerous requests for
clarifi1a-ion OF the law have been
received from puzzled rimrods who
want to know exactly how many
dicks and geese they can kill.
Under the ola Aw hunters we're
permitted to kill % ducks q day
but the weekly limit was SO. Tuck
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Modern Women Would Rather Loo Intelligent
Than Beautiful, Says Artist WI Raints Them
BY JULIA BLANSHABD
NEA Service Writer

SOUTHAMPTON. T. I,-You can
learn about women from painting
theml
SO 1t would seem. ct least, judg-
ing from the rich understanding
and interesting knowledge OF her
fellow-sisters possessed by Dorothy
vedder, society portrait painter and
sketcher, mistress Of Off-Hand
Manor.
Miss Vedder has done the por-
traits of many OF New York,s 400,
and their children, OF actresses,
business m agnates professional
folks and home bodies here in the
East. in California. In Cuba and
abroad. In fact, she began her por-
trait career at the tender age Of
three. by doing a crayOn sketch Of
her mother, realistically reproduc-
ing her beautifully modelled head
and gorgeous titan red hair.
The Elusive 10
THE hardest feminine subject in
the world TO paint is a young girl
OF 49," Miss Vedder tol< ale. she
has not set character yet. nothing
definitely crystaiiized. She Is ut
terly elusive.
The woman In her early thirties.
on the other hand. is a challenge.
She has the elimination OF her life
IN her face. She Is at her best ply
sically, she is beautiful and charm
ing.
Actresses are the easiest persons
in the world to catch. They can and
do dramatize the character they
want the painter to reproduce. Next
to an actress. ! believe q very vain
woman presents the least difficulty.
She. like the actress, knows defin-
itely what she wants the world TO
think she is"
I asked Miss Vedder what quail
ity OF expression women prefer In
their portraits. Is there 8 univer-
sal desire for this thing called beau
ty? Is 1t youth they crav . n their
faces? Is IL feminine charm. the 1T"
of the movies? Miss Vedder consid-
cred all OF these, then answered:
1T is smart right now to be in
%tellectual. I believe the majority OF
women prefer to lock intelligent
and interesting.
Few Of them want q smiling
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NEWW~NWT LW MNHE NIIN WNIF
Mexico CITY. oct 3i-Carry-
ing out The order cf President Pas
cual Ortiz Rubio that military
training " established In al pub
liz and private schools or Mexico
as provided by federal law. the
Ministry cf Education has called
the the attention or ALI state gov
ernors 70 the presidential decree.
Minister on War General Joaquin
Amaro has announced that the nee
essary instructors and equiprzsui
are available and will be supplied
BIZ his department as rapidly as
requested.
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Harrington
COMMITTEE o ARE
HEARD AT LUNCHEON

HEARD AT LUNCHEON
Sixty-six members OF tho Wo-
mems Chamber Of Commerce me
at noon, Wednesday. with the pres
ident, Mrs. T. S. Herren. presiding
Guests were from Boston, Califor-
MIA. Canada and Indiana. Among
these we're Judge H. L. Chapman
X. II, Scott. Tyre H. Brown. George
Rogers and Mesdames c. <. Hud-
son OF Kansas City; j. d. Patrick.
Kennard. w. p. Ramsey. A. A. Pat
erson. Nat Wetzel. Raymondville;
and Miss Edith Cox. New members
are mesdames McCabe, Ingram
Loving, Levin. ST., Dave Harpham.
Litchy, Tomlinson. O'Brien. Roland,
Simmons and Fred G. Koenig.
Mrs. s. II. Jennings acted as Sc
cretary protein, in the absence OF
Mrs. Holland. She read the minutes
While the luncheon was served the
guests were presented. Remarks
were made by each one Mrs
Blanche Jones, treasurer. reported
all Bills paid. Mrs. Paul Brown
chairman Of house furnishing COM
mittee. reported that new draperies
would be hung and new furnishings
arranged by Saturday. Mrs. w. II
Hall. chairman OF che grounds
committee. announced the placing
OF a bench and bird bath. on the
patio and plant jars would be ar
ranged soon
Mrs. David wink, chairman OF
membership. announced that there
were many new members. 1t has
bsef1 decided to change the time for
dues 10 September. as the fiscal
year or nearly every organization
was fixed for opening activities at
that time.
Miss Josephine Pollard. chair
man or music, presented Billy Rand
D 14.yesr-old lad. who is a talent
cd planist. He rendered several
numbers.
Mrs. w. III. Hundley. chairman
of civic Identification, and repre-
serting the Delphisn club IN this
work, was POSTMASTER and In
charge Of the program. She stated
the object OF some OF the plans OF
the Identification work in Harlin-
gen.
She introduced the captains for
the four districts that Harrington is
divided into. They are. respectively
Mesdsmes Fannie Lichty, j. b
Powell. Lloyd Stiernberg and 3. F
Johnson. Each will have first lieut.
enants. 10 be named later.
Representatives Of various or
carnations were: Mems Chamber
of Commerce, w. z. Bush; KiwaniS
B.. M. Holland: Lions, Judge II. l.
Chapman. Realty Board, George
Rogers; Business and professional
Women, Mrs. Blanche Fulghum,
Study Club. Mrs. A. GoIdammer:
Literary and Fine Arts. Mrs 3. a
Filmer; PIT. A.. w. r. jackson;
Music Club. u. ID. Norton: Amer
lean Legion. Mrs. Clayton Pritchard
Delphian Society and women's
Chamber Of Commerce. Mrs. Hun
DIZZY. All promised cooperation. K
n. Scott. Of Baker-Potts Nursery,
gave a talk. giving rules for the
yard contest. which starts next
week.
A Silver Tea will be given at the
Women's Building Monday. Novem-
Der 2. for the purpose OF raising
money. The announcement Of the
Identification contest will be mace
There Will be a splencid program
and a pleasant social time.
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picture. and few want an exterme-
ly yivaci0us one. They all think they
want a realistic picture. What they
really desire Is a picture the family
would like to keep. and a smiling
portrait doesn't wear well. Most
women want a full faced picture and
it is the unusual woman who doesn't
want her hands included In the
portrait.
The Madonna mother type OF
picture Is out. Women have their
children done alone and they pose
alone, too"
Eyes Easily Painted
Eyes. according TO Miss Vedder.
are quite the easiest feature to do.
Mouths are ten times Is important.
For IL seems that the mouth is a
tattle-tale and viii completely give
away the eyes masked expression
The pure classical mouth is all but
obsolete. But II Is by the mobility
of this important part Of ones face
that real character, ard content,
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PREM SETTING FOR
BRIDGE PARTY

The pleasant home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. III. III. Shander was more than
usually attractive on Monday night.
with lovely decorations Of pink
and red roses with fern arranged IN
cloor and wall baskets and in wakes
IN the midst OF this ga-dsnlike
surroundings the members Of their
bridge club spent a delightful even
nF playing bridge.
Mr. and Mrs J. N. Meeks won
inc high score and prize. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. johnson won low scc.e
Mrs. Snander served a salac
course. Each guest was requested
% perform some stunt after the
James
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GtaAT ~ Dorothy fe1der. picturc1
l5nn Taylor; AZ the right, the re-
y
sromhlred. Miss Vedder has given
3Ahsg srlzttlrtiton to her two young
danShters who inherit their mothers
aFt ability. She plays the piano
Beautifully and nobody &C South
anaptou Fan swing a better beach
sinner laan her lucky h~ouseguests
are treated to. Unusual salads are
hrr speciality at Offhand Manor
Ethc1rh her zabycni is declared the
mos detachable dessert In 81 or
Southampton.
Hiss Vedder's explanation Of her
FORKS fascination Is as interesting
:an1 original as herself. She SAYS.
Tou learn to know people bet
e. through painting than any other
Eay 7 can think OF. For ycu want to
tnm them up and they want you
10 You see them in their real
rrRruEter. After having see a great
Hza1E yemen in this light. | have
FFsrse 60 the conclusion they aren't
mere vain than men-that Is
fBsaag:f But I do th...k women
t either have an abiding vanity
else they must have some work,
affiFr a career or some vocation,
- absorhs them. Otherwise their
ssfif will De broken
a Wprrrsdav.
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HOUSTON, Oct. 30.-lF-I E
Harris County Federation OF We
mems clubs has begun a fight r.
gains. billbosros. adopting the SIC
gan Favor the Firms Who Fave
the Scenery
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Valley Society
Telephone 7

schools Mrs Coursey asked for
volunteer delegates to the state
meeting.
Friday night there will be a car
nival al the high school with all
kinds Of fun and attractions. Every
one Is urged 10 attend.
The membership drive resulted
in additional members In the
schools. in the different PIT. asso-
Citations. High school 103: Junior
high "a: North Ward. sc; South
Ward. So; Combes 25.
on Saturday. November 8, the p
Il. A. will hold a rummage sale In
Mexiuqita. The committee for the
sale includes Mrs Ralph Jackson,
chairman, Mrs. M. r. Witherspoon,
and Mrs. j. q. Shuepbach. ANY one
having articles to donate are asked
to bring or send them to the res
pective schools on Thursday and
phone Mrs. Ralph jackson, phone
88l. on Friday, five women will
meet at Mrs. Jacksons TO sort and
mend the clothing sent in.
II was decided TO have a game
tournament on December 6. Ar
arrangements will be announced later.
Mrs. p. Fl. Maxwell reported that
the grade mothers OF the North
Ward school had organized and
had as their chairman Mrs DeLeon.
HALLOWEEN THEME Is
USED BY HOSTESS
Mrs. Carl stuckey entertained
most delightfully."- Monday after
noon az her home on Taylor Ave.
Contract bridge was the amuse-
ment enjoyed by guests for five
tables. Cosmos, yellow zinnias and
other fall flowers added their bril-
liant colors to the attractive home.
Tables and other bridge appoint
ments testified to he Halloween
season.
Mrs. Sally Woods was fortunate
winner OF high score and was re-
warded with a pair Of silk hose.
Second high was awarded Mrs. G..
z. Henderson and she was present.
ed with a novel hat holder. To Mrs.
M. r. Deakins went a clever set OF
round playing cards. for cut score.
At a late hour Of the afternoon.
the hostess served a most delect-
able salad course. little Halloween
figures we're used as markers placed
in the salad as favors.
PERSONALS
Mrs. M. @. Bledsoe is al home
after a three months stay in st.
Louis. She was called there because
Of the serious illness of her father.
She reports him somewhat improv-
cd.
Mrs. J. Fl. williams left last Sat-
urday for Marlin for treatment.
st. Adams Guild will have lunch
con at the Women's building on
November 8 A social afternoon will
follow.
j. NJ. Longfsllow returned Tues
day morning from Hot Springs.
Ark. where he has been for six
weeks.
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sUSY MEETING e L
Az PIT. A.

The PIT. A. council met at reg
tar SESSION or Monday afternoon
Il the music room Of the new high
cho1l. Mrs. J. j. Coursey. president
4 the organization. presided.
The announcement OF the APP
sciatment of Mrs. B. NJ. Holland
q yice-president was made at this
ime- Subject Of a booth az the
ALLEY Mid Winter Fair was dis
used and il was decided to CO.
perate with the plans Of Mrs. w
jones, county superintendent Of
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are shown. The eyes sxpTe
changes from hour To hour or
ute TO minute, 1T Will. Eat ~
mouth Is the old Rfve-aHteE WY
actual sum total Of what a Ha461l
Is. and she can't 10 mich 21E7zf
changing It,
Miss vedder's vcaanaHsf
was a six months uia rnisr
oldest a grand ola IRAN nf A6 =:
now she Is working ~ a
OF an important H1uEAc patron.
20 years. and all she hns TO Nn
a portrait or him when fae
young man and the descrip
thildren and few reEnal1iaz
Sonal friends have given her
One hundred portraits f. ihA rAEI
year Is Miss Vedders record III
interchangeable effort. SIR prefers "
have her subjects pose I'm their -
natural setting. 50 often she rzgE2
In. painting six or seven marata44z
OF family during her stag III
ternating the SittinEs.
A Noted Hostess Ia=
Her unbounded energy leaves
amazed. In addition - Eer infss
of portraits. which reads LIE H7H
Social Register and the who's HzRl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Polhemus en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tryon
az a seven o'clock dinner on Friday.
After dinner. the evening was spent
playing dominoes.