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Marchioness Marconi
Hds New Daughter

CIyTTAVECCEiIA, italy, July
2l.-Birtln Of q daughter to the
Marchioness Maria Crtstina Mar
conf. wife Of the wireless pio-
neer. was announced here yes
terday.
The child, who was born &c
$ o'clock yesterday afternoon In
The Washington times., 1930-07-21
IL Die In Lake Area
AS Heat Passes 100

CHICAGO, July 2I tI.NsS -.
Middle Western States, aIon d
with the rest Of the nation. 1on.
tinued to Swelter today in the grip
Of d record, breaking heat wave
that has persisted for three days
-Four deaths directly traceablS
to the heat occurred In Chicago
yesterday and last night as che
mercury stayed persiStently at the
l00.degree mark. Six persons seek
ing relief at beaches and lakes in
the Chicago area were drowned
Two died in Milwaukee heat.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 81
fI,N.S.l.C o m 3 q r a lively cool
weather along the Pacific Coast
was the prospect today. with
higher temperatures prevailing in
the interior.
Los Angeles, and San Diego.
were comfortable at ~ degrees
and San Francisco kept cool at
50 degrees.
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Elena Anna sGarchioness Msrconi
Marconi, and baptism will be BY
q cardinal. Queen Helene Of
italy will act as godmother.
In 1905, Marconi married the
Hon. Beatrice O'Brien, BY whom
he has one son and two daugh.
ters. The marriage was dis.
solved In 1924, and In 1927 Mar.
conf and Countess Maria Girls
tian Pezziscali were married.
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/ death mere
yesterday Of
Rep, Edgar
r q y m on d
Kiess. Repub-
lican. of Will
Transport.
Representa-
t iv e KiesS,
who died at
] his summer
cottage here
was chairman
of the House
Insular At
fairs Commit
tee.
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FIGHT ON PACT
AKENS

Continued From Page. ~
battle over reservations, with the
administrations huge majority
friendly to only one, although
treaty opponents were hopeful Of
securing acceptance Of others.
Walsh Resolution May Paas
A resolution introduced by SEN
ator Walsh CD of Massachusetts,,
placing the Senate on record as
favoring construction Of an Amer
ican Navy up to the maximum
limits of the treaty may be adoet-
ed before the final vote is taken.
Walsh has insisted the resolution
be voted on before the treaty is !.
ratified.
Although Administration lead
erS have not yet agreed to per-
NIT this vote, they have en-
dorSed Walsll's resolution. Sen
ator Reed CR.l Of PENNSYLVANIA,
one of the American delegates to
London. told the Senate he was
certain the Administration
planned 10 Dulku every WarSnlp al
lowed America under the treaty.
SiIences RumOrs
Reed made this statement to
silence rurnors that the United
States had a secret understanding
with Japan that three Of the IS
big 8inch gun cruisers allowed
the United States. would not be
built. Reed said this rurlor was
false and that he expected his
declaration that America would
build all 18 cruisers would be
cabled to Japan.
The final vote may come
Wednesday, but the Adniinistra-
ton may wish to delay 1t until
Thursday, because OF its desire
to secure confirmation Of a
number Of Presidential appoint
nents. Ratification Of the treaty,
it was expected, will be followed
by sudden exodus of Senators,
so that confirniatiOils, II taken
UP afterwards. might fan for
want Of a quorum
The Washington times., 1930-07-21
Or. FOIvLer Enters
Baltimore Hospital

DR.. william C. Fowler, District
Health officer, viii enter John
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore
today for treatment and dag
nosis.
During his absence. DR.. Edward
j. Schwartz, his assistant, will
act in his capacity.
The Washington times., 1930-07-21

became so active in labor dis
cussions that he soon rose to
the head OF his union, which
position he held for more than
a years.
At one time Healy was
coroner of New York City and
he was active In city politics.
The Washington times., 1930-07-21
Princess, Heiress to
TIlrOne. Engaged

LONDON. July 2i.The en-
gagement Of Princess Juliana,
2l.year.old heiresS to the throne
of Holland, to william Ernst
Henry Alfred zu Erbach Schoen-
berg, German princeling, was
The Washington times., 1930-07-21

OF the pros PRINCESS JuLIASA
pectipe bridegroom traces its
descent from the Emperor
Cl1arlemagne. It has complete
sovereignty over the town of
Michelstadt, Hessen, Germany.
and the ancient Odenwald, the
forest in which Siegfried slew
Hagar, according to ancient
legend.
The Washington times., 1930-07-21
BANK STATEMENTS

NEW YORK Clearidng House
exchange, $516, 900 900.
New York Clearing House bal
ance, $4,000. 900.
Customs receipts, $l3,4S6,604. J.
81.
Treasury balance, s2l4.ss7.s25.
SO.
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Rep. Easterly and Party
Hurt IN. Auto crash

CULPEPER. Va. July 2l.--A
narrow escape from death was
experienced by Representative
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are his wife and two daughters
Anne, 10, and Jane, 2, all of
whom were with him at the
time OF his death.
The Washington times., 1930-07-21
Heart Disease Blamed
N Rep. Kieas. Death

EAGLES MERE. Pa, July 81.
Heart disease was given today
as the cause Of the sudden
The Washington times., 1930-07-21

G ha es j.
E s terly Of
Pennsylvania,
and members
Of his party,
W he n their
car crashed
into q piece
Of road build.
ing rnachirl.
cry near here
yesterday.
Esterly had
left Wash
ington for.
M o Ii I'll cello.
Missing O.
k,srvN iN $1Aa
The Washington times., 1930-07-21

PEOPLE You Read About
Timothy HeGly, ex-Head
OF Firernen Dies at 81

ASBURY PARK, N. j. July
Timothy Healy, 81, for
merly international president
Of the Brotherhood Of Sta
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reported here
today.
Ac cording
to the 'e
ports tn e
cOnsen mt Of
the Dutch h
cabinet h as
already been
obtained and
the couple
will 8 n e n d
their honey
moon in the
Dutch u ast
Indies.
The family
The Washington times., 1930-07-21

KING FUAD OF EGYPT
PRIME MINISTER RAMSEY
MACDONALD has warned King
Fuad of Egypt that disastrous
Nationalist rioting, in which II
were killed and 400 wounded,
must cease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02

tees can be completed and work
really start IN the convention sche-
dule. The one fact remains-that
delegates are 10 see all OF the VAL
ley and have a trip into Mata-
moros, Mexico, which for many OF
them will be the first time to cross
the border into q foreign country.
All business sessions are TO be
held in Harrington. That much Is
definite, as decided at a meeting
Of club representatives called last
week in Mercedes by Mrs. Blanche
Fulgham OF Harlingen, Valley pre-
i1ent. Al that meeting lesders made
a brave attempt to start the con-
vention ball rolling, to gather mo-
memtum steadily as plans get IN
der way more definitely. AS Mrs.
Fulgham presented her first OUT
line OF convention schedule, which,
she pointed out, was only a start
ing point, the social affairs are to
be divided among San Benito,
Brownsville. Edinburg, McAllen,
Mercedes, Weslaco, Donna and Ray
mondville. Some OF the towns may
club" together for Inequalities.
The club presidents dinner, the
emblem breakfast and the state
presidents dinner are three Of the
most important social features. and
the later event Is to take place at
Brownsville on the closing con-
vention night. The other two af-
fairs are not yet definite, but an
other fairly certain entertainment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Auxiliary To
Aid Hospital
Is Organized

Organization Of a Valley Baptist
hospital auxiliary was effected at
a meeting of benevolent chairmen
OF Baptist woman's auxiliaries Of
the Valley held this week at the
hospital III Harrington. Mrs. Ewing
Clark. Brownsville chairman, at
tended the meeting and took TO the
hospital a large linen shower from
the local organization. Mrs. j. +.
Dowis accompanied her. Luncheon
was served at the hospital, with re-
representatives. present from San Ben
ito. Harlinsen. Edinburg. Browns
vile and Mercedes, numbering about
twenty.
The purpose Of the auxiliary is to
oversee and supply the needs Of the
hospital in linen and sick room &C.
cessories. Churches OF the Valley
were divided into four groups. each
church to work one month Of each
quarter for the hospital. Meetings
are TO be held once a month at
thu regular Baptist Workers Con-
ference, the next meeting to be held
Friday in Brownsville.
The president and secretary of
the auxiliary are from Harrington,
the first ce-president from Nc
Allen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Mooel Features for Convention Planned

is an elaborate Spanish tea which
will probably be held at the Llano
Grande club at Mercedes, because
Of its appropriateness Of setting for
such an occasion. Another hoSpi-
tally in the offing. which Is eX-
pected to prove exceptionally popu-
lar, Is q dance, q large one, but
that, too. is TO come later.
Valley Idea
It is planned to incorporate the
Valley idea throughout the con-
vention in every way possible. En-
forts are TO be made TO secure
enough oranges and grapefruit to
have small containers OF the gold
| en- Valley products in the room Of
every guest upon her arrival. VAL
ley club members are to identify
themselves in some typical Valley
fashion. Their badge may be a
cluster Of citrus foliage, a tiny Mex
lean sombrero, a spray of orange
bloSsom-any n Of many sug-
gestions made at the Mercedes
meeting and for which a special
committee has been appointed.
Assembling again at Mercedes in
the grammar school, Friday eve
ming, Feb. z. committees composed
Of one member from each Of the
nine Valley clubs. will definitely
find their duties and line up for
the real preparatory work which
Mrs. Fllrham will direct. with
more than 200 assistants at her
! disposal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02

When something like $50 deleg-
ates come TO the Valley for the
state convention Of Business ana
Professional Women'S clubs in June,
they won't forget it-because 225
have set themselves to the task Of
making their visit so memorable
that forgetting it would be a hard
thing to do.
Plans are tentative: in fact. they
have just taken form. Continued
revision, additions and replace
ments will go on from time to time
during four months preparation,
but the fact that the Vale. clubs
have already made a running start
goes a long way toward showing
that plans are to be extensive and
elaborate.
international
In the first place, the convention
will be a novel one because 1t Is to
take place in more than one town
and o than one country. It Is
TO be Valley-wide instead Of being
concentrated, as Is usually the case
in one convention city. Every town
represented among Business and
Professional .romen's clubs of the
Valley is TO do its bit toward en-
tertaining the visitors. That bit
may be a tea. a luncheon. a dinner
or any one Of the numerous socia.
affairs which r being considered
to be definitely decided upon as K
time and place as soon as commit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Mrs. Eisaman Hostess
Country Club Party
Thursday Afternoon
Fifteen Table For
Bridge Arranged
AT Affair
One Of the largest as well as the

One Of the largest as well as the
prettlest parties OF the season was
the afternoon bridge with Mrs. r.
III. Eisaman hostess az the country
club Thursday afternoon, guests
comprising players for fifteen tables.
Mrs. Elsaman chose a profusion OF
flowers in various pastel shades as a
delicate color theme for her dec
orationS, attractively arranged in
baskets and bouquets.
In bridge, Mrs. p. X. McNair won
high score prize. Mrs. Burt Hinkley
Jr., second, and Mrs. Milton West
the cut favor. Mrs. Lee Adamson
received consolation prize and Mrs.
Clyde Austin. who is to leave TT.
Brown shortly with her husband
Capt. Austin, was given a pretty
remembrance by the hostess.
Late IN the afternoon a dainty
salad course was served, the guest
list including the following: Mes
danes Austin, VIII G. Griffin. NJ.
r. Hall, Ted Graham, G. W. Hamil-
ton. John Starck, Oliver Hicks, Burt
z. Hinkley Jr.. z. Hicks, John r..
Harris, Q. v. Lawrence. @. G. Kerr.
Russell McCheSney, Howard Nc
Campbell, w. S. Moothart, Robin
Pate, Sam Perl. Fay Rockwell, Il.
A. Rosenthal. Robert Schwarz, H.
ID. Seago, James T.. Abney, "A. X.
Black, w. T. Aldridge, Blum, j. l..
Bogus, Lawrence Brady, Louis
Brulay. Morris Clint, w. c. Craig
Jr., Bascom Cox, Harhert Daven-
port, NJ. Edelstein, Harry Faux. A.
Fernandez, j. 4. George, .. nj.
Freudenstein, Burnell Goodrich. II.
M. SHELTON, William p. Withers.
Hillard Smith. Thomas Sweeney, Fl.
L. Thomas, Holland Wood, Grover
Waggoner, Wayne Wood, William
Wright, Robert Wells, Fausto Ytur-
ria, Alexander, Russell Hawk. OF
Miami. Okla. w. @. Craig ST., X.
Champion. McNair. Adamson and
Fritz Schmidt; Misses Sophia Spivey
and Elsa Walther.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
200 Expected
At Conference

Dr.. w. w. Lee OF Harrington,
pastor OF the First Baptist church
there, and two widely known fig
ures in Baptist life are to be the
principal speakers at an all-day
conference OF Valley Baptist work.
ers Friday at the Baptist church.
DR.. Lees subject is 70 be "A De-
nominational Apologize" and his
talk will be given in the morning.
Purpose, Progress and Possible
ties Of the Greater Baylor Cam
paign" Is to be the subject dis
cussed by DR.. L E. Finney, execu-
tive secretary Of Baylor University.
and one of the chief afternoon fea-
lures is listed as a talk by Mrs.
j. u Dawson OF Waco, on If Bay
lor University Were Not. Mrs.
Dawson Is wife Of the pastor Of
the First Baptist church Of Waco,
and IS widely known throughout
the south and many other points Of
the nation as a speaker Of renown.
About 200 Valley Baptist members
are expected at the meeting, which
is held monthly In Valley towns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Junior ~
Party Held

Girls OF the Junior Y. w. G. A.
organization enjoyed a par Thurs
day evening at the home !. Mary
Margaret Rowe, their president.
Progressive games OF bridge, bunco
and dominoes were entertainment
features Of the party, following
which a dainty refreshment curse
was served.
Those attending the party were
Lorraine Siderius, Marjorie Harris,
Mary Nell Hughes. Pauline Marler,
Lucille Lyle. Elizabeth Washing
ton, Marguerite Gum. Marguerite
Marchman. Margaret Houston. Dor
is Black, Nancy St~ringfellow. Chico
Rose. Delsie Taber. Nell Sanders,
Juanita Reece. and Elizabeth Rowe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
800 Party
Is Enjoyable

A delightful informal evening wa:
passed by thirty-fiye visitors In the
city attending the Friday night
500 party at the chamber OF com
merce GLIB rooms with Mrs. AGA
Nolan Mayer. hostess. assisted BY
Mrs. Emil Blanck OF the Self Cul-
ture club.
Players made up seven V.b<s fol-
the games. and the remainder OF
the guests enjoyed informal con-
~verSation. First prize in the games,
a basket Of fruit given by MI. and
Mrs. Blanck. was won by Mrs. E
Goldberg OF Evanston, H., ana Mrs.
Thomas John Stone Of Salisbury
Pa. won second prize, donated by
CiSneroS drug store.
All tourists are invited to attend
the regular Tuesday afternoon
bridge party next week at the
chamber OF commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Local Society Enjoys Attractive Weekend Hospitahtes
Austin Gets
Federation S
Headquarters

Mrs. Volney Taylor. president Of
Fifth District Of Texas Federation
OF Women's clubs. returned Satur-
day morning from Dallas where she
attended a called meeting Of the
state board Of directors at the Barr
hotel Wednesday. She was accom-
panied on the trip by her daugh-
ter Josephine.
Houston was named as host city
in 1880 for the annual state con-
vention. Del Rio was selected for the
district convention of the fifth dis
trict, April Z, 8 and 8, the first dis
trict TO meet at Stephenville, the
second at Gainesville, the third a:
Comerce. the fourth at Beaumont
sixth at Coleman and seventh at
Pampa.
One Of the most important de-
velopments of the meeting was the
definite adoption Of plans to build
state federation headquarters in
Austin. Provision for such was made
IN the original federation charter
and club women of the state have
been looking forward TO the POSSIBLE
ity OF headquarters for many years.
Mrs. James r. Welder Of Victoria
was made chairman OF a committee
TO consult conventions. and Mrs.
Taylor is a member Of the commit
tee. The board endorsed the road
bond issue sponsored by regional
chambers Of commerce. with which
a committee from the federation,
headed by Mrs. r. +. Lindsay OF
Mt. Pleasant. president has been
working.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02

] NaIley rep. IL, coming here Feb
Is. and during her visit she Is e
visit various groups over the VAL
ley. comforting with Y. w O. A
members in this section.
At the Brownsville function a
number Of guests from Harlinger
and San Benito are to be present
including Miss Paul Hill Of Harlin.
gen, district Y. w. G. A. secretary
and Mrs. Florence Hayes of Mis-
sion, Valley Y. w. c. A. president
A district membership meeting anc
dinner is TO be held at Casa de
Palmas in McAllen on the eve
ming Of Feb. IL and is expected II
draw a large attendance Of both
women and men. since it Is to bt
open to the latter also.
Mrs. Hogsett is also concerned
with Girl Reserve work and plans Il
visit each organization in the Val
ley. A great deal Of activity ir
the clubs is TO greet her, and ir
preparation for her coming, as wei,
as to discuss other matters, the
local Girl Reserves cabinet is meet
ing with Mrs. H. l.. Fitch Tues
day night at her home. Mrs. Fitch
is to serve supper for the cabinet
and plans will be discussed for the
mid-winter Girl Reserve conference
TO be held In San Antonio Feb.
TO 8. 1t is possible that several
representatives from Brownsville
will attend, leaving Friday morn
ing and returning Sunday after the
ceremonial.
Other interesting coming event:
which will be brought UP at the
cabinet meeting r the coming o.
Miss Edith Wilson, National Cir
Reserves secretary, some time dur
ing the month of February, and the
district meeting of Girl Reserves IL
the Valley the latter part Of March
at which time the girls will enter
tain those who are to come int
the club in the fall.
Girl Reserves chairmen are 4
meet the latter part OF February
and further announcements or
plans will be forthcoming.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
College Set
Plans Dance

Seniors Of Junior college are TO
be honored at a banquet and dance
sponsored by sophomores OF the col
lege at the Aztec Cafe in San Benito
Thursday. Feb. Is. Plans for the af-
fair were inaugurated at a meeting
Of the sophomore class held this
week at the school.
The dinner will precede the dance
and stays will be admitted to the
latter function. Other details are to
be announced later. and the affair
promises to be outstanding on the
college social calendar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Modern Education
Clubs Study

The Learners club met Tuesday
with Mrs. George White in West
Brownsville with Mrs. G. w. Gotke
leader Of the program on Modern
Education"
Mrs. Gotke gave the history OF
many endowments Of education
which have made possible much
scientific and practical research
work. Mrs. Harbert Davenport pres
ented a sketch of the Denver OPP
portunity school for adults who have
not had normal educations, and
which enrolled 10000 students the
past year. Mrs. Brutche told Of hel
early teaching days and methods
OF the time. also going back to the
customs OF colonial days.
Mrs. Gotke, Mrs. Perkins and Mrs
Bishop reported on the meeting OF
the City Federation. The club meets
next Tuesday with Mrs. F. II. VIII
liams.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Conservation
{. T.. Program

The first conservation meeting OF
the new year will be held by the
Christian Endeavor society OF the
Central Christian church Sunday
night. A talk by a member OF the
w. NJ. S. reception Of new men,
hers and a c~andlelight service will
be features Of the evening program
which will be held in Masonic Tenn
pie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Society Calendar

Monday
Methodist circles OF the mission
airy society meet at 3 p. m. at
church for business session.
Q. Z. 5. Chapter meets at hall,
evening.
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Epis-
copal church meets at parish house
with Mrs. Wallace Harwood and
Mrs. r. o. Macintosh hostesses.
Woman's Auxiliary Of Presby-
terrain church meets at church $3.50.
Altar Society Of Sacred Heart
church business meeting at 3 with
Mrs. +. Z. Starck. West st. Charles
street.
Circle n Of the Christian church
with Mrs. o. w. Singer, los w.
Levee, at 8 p. m.
Baptist w. M. S. at church al
$3.50 for business and social session,
Tuesday
Workers conference supper al
Presbyterian church Gas p. m.
Learners club with Mrs. +. Il.
Williams.
Bridge party for tourists, cham
Der OF commerce.
Regular meeting Of Bethel Sis
terhood with Mrs. Blanche LoeW
and Mrs. 3. L. Cain, 3 p. m, on
Washington street.
Girl Reserve cabinet supper with
Mrs. H. L. Fitch.
Wednesday
Just-Sew club with Mrs. Mcvea,
Victoria Heights.
Self Culture club with members
of Christian Missionary society as
h~ostesses in home Of Mrs. H l..
Yates.
FL Jardin Friendly club with Mrs.
H Z Tripplett
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club luncheon at FL Jardin
Wednesday tournament bridge
with Mrs Neil Allen.
Thursday
Thursday Bridge club with Mrs.
II. Hollowell.
West Banker Civic club with mrs,
3. G. Price, $3.50.
e. Jardin Progress club with Mrs.
NJ. Sauder, 2:30.
PIT. A. meeting, High school au-
ditorium, 3:45.
Friday
All-Day Baptist Workers confer
ence at Baptist church.
500 party for tourists, chamber OF
commerce.
Business clubs committee meet
ing In Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Folk Music Topic
OF Study Club

Folk music formed an interesting
program topic for the Self Culture
club study Wednesday at its meet
ing with Mrs. c. A. Mammalian, with
Mrs. w. Y. Worley presiding. Mrs.
Milton West led the program, dis
cussing several different types Of
folk music, both OF foreign countries
and America. Miss Catherine Wor-
ley sang a solo. and Miss Worley,
Mrs. Worley. Mrs. Mathers and Mrs.
West alo sang several folk songs.
In a musical contest, Miss Worley
won the prize. The club is to meet
next week with Mrs. II. L. Yates
with members of the First Christian
church society as hostesses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Mrs. Clyde L. Austin
Complimented BY
Miss Spivey

Contributing much TO the pleas
sntness OF weekend parties was the
hospitality honorlng Mrs. Clyde +.
Austin given by Miss Sophia Spivey
at her home Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Austin. with her husband, Capt.
Austin, is to leave F. Brown Sun
day for Brooks Field, San Antonio,
where they have been transferred.
The Valentine motif was chosen
for decorative features OF the bridge
party. The color scheme was red
and white. being repeated In bou-
and appointments, and the refresh
ment course.
Guests comprised players for
four tables. Mrs. G.. w. Gotke re-
ceived high score favor, Mrs. VIII
liam a. Rasco second high. Mrs.
Austin was fortunate in the cut,
also receiving a pretty remembrance
from the hostess. and Mrs. j.. S.
Graham won the the consolation
prize.
In addition to Mrs. Austin other
special guests, were Miss frankie
Chanselor OF Temple, who Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. D. L. Parker,
and Mrs. Russell Hawk OF Miami,
Okla, a guest in the home Of her
sister, Mrs. w. 8. Moothart.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney beau
tifully complimented on HI birth
day Saturday by a surprise party
given by Mrs. j. L. Rentfro at her
home, with about twenty Of Mrs.
Sweeney's friends as guests.
The living room was charmingly
decorated IN a color scheme Of
pink, noted In vases Of carnations
and slender tapers al numerous
vantage points.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
afternoon, and a dainty refresh
ment course In the chosen color
theme was served by the hostess.