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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-20

- well 1o VIC COlOr Scneme OF pink,
lavender and green.
AT the Csc Of the games. Mrs,
&. r. Cummings received first prize
which was dainty lingerie, while Mrs
l.. III. Hinkle received beautifl,i
Easter lilies for low score. Linen
nanokerchiefs were given for high
score az each table. Refreshments
Of fruit salad. sandwiches, olives,
chips. minis and pecans and iced
YEA We're served TO the following:
MesdameS Grace Holloway, Elsie
Glass, "A. G. Mckinney, Billie Gill;
land. A. B. Hill. Bernard Hill, N. O.
Gerald. Joe Sellers, II. l.. Towns,
Jack French. Sam Crutcher, j. o.
Parks, l.. l.. Harwell, w. "A. Wright,
H. j. Backer, L. II. Hinkle, w. X.
Long, Lois Scheupbach Of Harlin-
gen, Wayland Of Alamo. Allan Cox
Of Alamo, Roce Reed Of La Feria,
Hathay. ~ of La Feria, 8. L. Hooper
Of McAllen. G. M. Williamson, A. r.
Knapp, j. p. Blake Of Weslaco, G. r.
Bull. <. A Boyce, Harold Watts,
s. D. Turner. William Ball. Arm
strong Of Weslaco. Ben Miller. Tom
Hester, Alfred LisSner, II. 8. Ridge
way, r. F. Cummings, r. ]. Rusk,
7. T. Sanders. c. F. Wood, A. F.
Taylor, r. 8. Chambers, Glen White,
Hobart White, NJ. Z. White, Geo.
Vance, Ed Vertrees, E. j. JamiSon,
j. z. Weir, Glen Lucas, Tom Fox
Of Brownsville, Henry Koch Of Ala
mo. Tom Boyce of Weslaco, Frank
Ludden Of San Benito. Harry Carroll
Joe Powell. L. Taylor. Jacobs Of
McAllen, Jack Johnson of Mercedes,
Il. A. Wall OF Weslaco. J. Z. Sparks,
j. B. Webb and Misses Jennie Red
field, Vivian of San Benito. Eloise
Reed Of woodville and the hostess
es.
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BRIDGE CLUB AT
MATTHEW'S HOME

Mrs T.. ID. Matthews was hostess
to the members OF the Wednesday
afternoon Bridge club at her home
on South Ohio avenue.
Pink roses and queens lace made
lovely floral decorations. In the
games or bridge Mrs. @. G. Fittz
scroed high and Mrs. w. w. DeCell
scored for consolation.
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MONTHLY BANQUET
HELD

Mrs. William Coe Jr.. and Miss
Lorene Morrow were entertaining
speakers at the monthly banquet
Of the local Business and Profess
sional Women's club held nc the
Tiffin tea room al Val Verde Thurs
day night, both OF the speakers be-
ing charter members OF the club.
Mrs. Coe. In her talk on Texas
Novelists" named a number OF the
outstanding novelists Of the state
and then concluded with a more de-
tailed discussion OF Donald joseph
and Dorothy SCARBOROUGH.
Miss Morrow, who has recently
returned from New York. gave a
most interesting talk on the sue
cessful plays Of the past season.
She gave a description OF and in
cidents in the play Green Pastures"
negro play.
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MEMBERS OF CLUB


Mrs. w. w. Wilson was hostess
to the Lone Star Home Demonstra-
ton club at her home on Thursday
afternoon.
The twelve members present an
swered TO roll call with. What I
have learned about Italian hem
stitching"
Mrs. Eta Ringgold. county dem
onstration agent. was present and
gave a demonstration on Italian
hemStitching.
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Friday Bridge Club
With Mrs. George

Mrs. j. !. George was hostess to
the Friday Bridge club at her home
on Sunset Drive Friday afternoon,
entertaining a few guests with
regular members OF the club.
Mrs w. Z. Heaner won the high
prize In the games. following which.
refreshments were served:
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DINNER v As
FAREWELL AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Kade and
daughter, Miss Priscilla Wade. were
hosts at a delightful dinner party
given as a farewell for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Weber and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Witham. all Of Perry,
Ill. who are leaving for their home
this week. after having spent the
winter In the Valley.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Weber and daughter. Miss
Mary Jane, OF Weslaco.
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The WomaZ,s club met At q
home Of Mrs. Geo. Fisher Friday
afternoon with thirty-one members
present.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Townsend. The election Of officers
for the new year was O. follows:
President, Miss Jennie Redfield:
vice-president, Mrs. +. 0. Flueriet;
secretary, Mrs. Z. j. JamerSon; as
sistant sec'y, Mrs. A. G. Mckinney;
treasurer, Mrs. Herbert McDermott;
parliamentarian, Mrs. II. L. Towns.
At the close OF the election the
business for the new year was dis
eussed after which refreshments
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MRS. WATTS ELECTED AS
FEDERATION DELEGATE

The Junior High School PIT. A.
met in the Junior High School lib
rary at four o'clock Monday after
noon, April l4th, with an unusually
large attendance. IN the absence OF
Howard Onstot. three Of the Junior
high school pupils opened the meet
ing with very entertaining recita-
tons.
Miss Cox spoke for q moment on
the beautiful and very commend
able exhibits Of the school work
that were artistically arranged up
on the walls and the flower laden
tables. Mrs. II. T.. Towns and Mrs.
Jean served delicious refreshments
from an attractively decorated
table.
The president opened the meet
ing with the Lords Prayer, after
which the minutes Of the last meet
ing we're read and approved. It
was voted 10 use the remaining ten
dollars in the treasury to purchase
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what Miss Mary Watts and the
rest OF the teachers most desired
for the library room. Mrs. Harold
Watts was elected as the delegate to
the Valley Federation meeting to
be held in Mercedes May Is. Plans
for the May luncheon for the
teachers on May IS were made in
some detail. Each mother coming
Is requested to bring six sandwiches
and a covered dish.
Mrs. o. c. Smell, the chairman
of the nominating committee, then
presented q slate Of officers for
the next year as follows: President.
Mrs. w. Z. Wright: first vice-pre-
sident and chairman Of member
ship committee, Mrs A. r. Taylor;
second vice-president and chair
nan OF program committee, Mrs.
j. v. McFarling; third vice-presi-
dent and chairman OF ways and
means committee. Mrs. Y. L. Bowl
ing; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Truman Faux; hospitality chair
man. Mrs. Tom Parker.
On behalf OF the PIT. A. Miss
Chumbley presented the retiring
president. Mrs. w. O.. Weaver. with
a beautiful bouquet OF gIadioIi and
Easter lilies. after which Mrs.
Weaver thanked the individual
members, committees and chair
men for their efficient and faith
ful support.
PERSONALS
Bolton Boone OF San Antonio and
T. A. Dudley OF Brownsville were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r.
Thomson recently.
Lawrence BirthiSel Is spending a
week with his mother, Mrs. Eva
Btrthissel. He Is a student at "A.
a. NJ. college.
Benton Frantz left last week for
Pennsylvania after spending the
winter here with his daughter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rho
des and Dorothy. On the return
trip he will stop in Topeka. Kan
sas. for a short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mullican have
returned from Dallas where they
had been q week. While there they
attended the Retail Jewellers con-
vention. On their return trip they
visited q number Of cities Of West
Texas.
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ING CONTESTS, IOIIOWIlg WHICH q Tt-
freshment course vas served.
Guests Of the evening we're Misses
Floy Adams, Donnie Young. Mable
Karst. Anna Reisterer. Ouida and
Ettaree Bailey. Murl Wann. Selma
Newman, Amy Frances McIlwain,
Leona Dick and Mary Kelly, and
Barney Wilhelm, Jimmie Lee Boat
man. Kelly Wilson. Joe and Ulysses
Bailey. Floyd Berry. Ray Well OF
La Feria. and MIR. and Mrs. Eddie
Crosswhite.
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CLUB
HOSTESS

An enjoyable meeting OF the Co
terie Bridge club had for hostess
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. z.
II. Poteet. Spring flowers made
colorful decorations for the rooms.
Mrs. Fl. J. Newton scored high
in the club and Mrs. Fred Brooks
scored low. The guest trophy was
won by Mrs. w. w. Vann.
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SENIORS ENTERTAINED
AT LEWIS HOME

The Rio Hondo High School Sc
niors were entertained with q party
last week at the home Of Miss Ra-
chel Lewis. Games Of various kinds
were enjoyed until a late hour.
Refreshments were served 10
Misses Ruth Grantham, Lucille
Rushing. La Rue Bower. Earline
Baugh. Lucille Mallemee. Annie
Newell. Rachel Lewis. Alma Arnett,
Anna Lee Kemp. Lora Nash, Fran
els McCabe. Grace Todd and Messrs.
Gerald Bowser, J. b. Brady. Antoine
Schnabl. Arthur Kipfer. Emerson
Webster. J. ID. McMurtry, Edwin
Grantham. o. l.. Grantham. Gould
Ullrich. Paul Lewis and Howard
Wesley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-20
SIXTH BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Mrs. George Baumgart entertain
ed a number Of little folks at an
afternoon party in honor OF the
sixth birthday Of her little daugh-
ter, Joe Ella. Games were played
on the lawn and bright colored pa
per caps were given as favors.
A table was also placed on the
lawn and a large birthday cake,
surrounded by flowers and ferns,
made a lovely centerpiece.
Joe Elias little guests included
Charlie Beth Avant. Robert and
Lucille Chandler, Billie and Bobbie
Smith, Barbara Morrison, Kathryn
Swartz, Bette Sue Robinson. Har-
old Rupert. Billie Campbell. Emma
Jane Broadlove, Pauline Baumgart.
Dorothy Harris, Bert Nichols. Gloria
Gene Sandlin and Barbara Joyce
Baumgart.
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SORE GUMS-PYORRHEA

Heal your gu-7s and save your
teeth. It's simple. Just get a bot
tie OF LETO'S PYORRHEA RENE
DY and follow directions. Don't de-
lay: DO 10 now. LETO'S is always
guaranteed. Cisneros Drug Stores.
adv.
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Club Hears Talk
On Texas History

Mrs. Charles Lovinger entertained
ri Jardin Progress club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Members es-
pecially enjoyed the lecture given
BY J. r. Canales on early days IN
Texas history. Twelve members OF
the club and two guests were pres
ent.
Refreshments were served. The
club viii meet with Mrs. Bornholdt
in two weeks.
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BirthdayC eleb rated
Mercedes Society
At PRETTY awn Party
Mercedes Society
Especial to The Herald.)

MERCEDES, April ls-An enjoyable hospitality on this weeks So
chty calendar was an evening lawn party given by Miss Julia Leyman
Loven and Eugene Bailey. at the home of the former, the occasion being
the birthday Of the two.
The evening was spent in playing games on the lawn and in interest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-20
MRS. KNAPP HOSTESS
TO FRIDAY CLUB
RETURN
FROM VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. McFarling
returned Tuesday from a visit with
their three children who are in
college. Last weekend was parents
visiting time and they visited Or
land at San Marcos, at the Uni
versity az Austin they visited Ev-
crit and from there they went TO
Bolton where Mildred is in Baylor
College.
Miss Ruth S~pradling accompan-
led them 70 Austin where she stop
ped for a visit with her parents.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDities
Three POSSESSES Giue
Donna Society
Easter Bridge Party
Donna Society
Especial to The Herald.O

o0NNA' Aprh ls-one Of the largest social events of the spring o.
CURED asst Thursday afternoon when Mesdames Harold vertrees, Bryan
Oonier R. 7. Austin were joint hostesses to sixteen tables of
Daose guests at the new Tfftn tea room at Val Verde. Beautiful roses
ana larkspur were attractive decorations and carried the Easter spirit
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PERSONALS

MI. and Mrs. Edwards Hargrove
Smith left for their summer home
in Beaver Dam. Wisconsin. after
spending the winter months In Rio
Hondo.
G.. u. Warren has returned from
a several day business trip to
Houston.
Miss Elsie Vinke- Yancy and
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Rio TIondo
MRS. YOEMAN Is


MRS. YOEMAN is
HOSTESS
A social affair Of the week was
the party given by Mrs. Joe Voc
man, when she entertained the 500
club in her home Wednesday
night. Roses in lavish profusion
were used to decorate the card
rooms.
Refreshments we're served before
the games. The personnel included
four tables OF players.
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were served. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. L. NJ.
Marshall.
MRS. KNAPP HOSTESS
TO FRIDAY CLUB
Mrs. Z. <. Knapp was hostess to
the Friday club at her home last
week. There were two tables OF
bridge. and after the games Mrs.
G. NJ. Williamson was presented
with the prize for high score, and
Mrs. Bryan Collier won the guest
prize
A luncheon was served to five
members. and two guests. Mesdames
Tom Hester. and Bryan Collier and
the hostess.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-31
SICKNESS AT KENAI
 SERIOUS: TWO ARE
 TAKEN ID ANCHORAGE.

Weather down in the Kenai district has been exceptionally wonderful, local arrivals bring word, condition very much welcomed on account of the many cases of Illness throughout the winter and not a doctor in the country and igress and ingress practically hill due to lack of roads to the isolated region.
 The 1000 inhabitants of that region earnestly hope the An chorage and Seward Chambers of Commerce will have paid heed to their road appeal of last month in order that an outlet to the Alas ka Railroad might be obtained.
 Probably the most serious ill- ness at Kenai is that of Mrs. Juliason who is now in the An chorage hospital after suffering terribly Oh the long and slow trail journey, by dogteam over the snow
 1t is a question whether Mrs. Juliason's life will be spared for it was reported blood poisoning had set in and when the party arrived at Lawing with her her condition was very low
 As an example, residents say, if fair road was built, little trouble would be required to keep it open all winter and the jour- ney from Kenai to the railroad would be cut down from days to a few hours
 Another case is that of Joe Council, the well known roadhouse Keeper. The popular oldtimer's teeth went back on him and dental work was imperative. By the time he reached the rail- road the pain almost drove him frantic. There are two more bad cases of sickness down there one of which is 50 serious that the patient can not be moved.
 Tn plain language Council man. aged to exclaim Ito a Seward bound passenger on Mondays train that there was no win ter trail at all and that We had one H-of time'
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SEWARD AIRPLANE

At last Seward has it's airplane!
 Not the one Cal M. Brosius was supposed to have built from the propeller and "G" pole repos- ing in his factory, nor one from the Alaska AIrways. The plane reterred to is a biplane model; who conceived the clever little ship, upon which is mounted 3 whirling propellors, is not known but who ever it is We are for him strong. If we had the time, and ability, we would erect one of our own Tn any case this swell little model was seen dancing before yesterdays wind opposite the de- pot and pedestrians became quite enthused over it. But if some kiddo lamps" it, goodnight!
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-31
ZIMMERMAN DEAD

PORT BRAGG, Calif., Jan, 31, (H)
 A C. Teagarden, Los Angeles lumberman, was found dead in i4otel room here with revolver be- side him. No motive for suicide is known here, where Teagarden was a guest of the Union Lumber %.
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Marshal Lynn Smith, one of the finest and best known off cers in the Territory, arrives on the s. s. Alameda enroute to his Fairbanks offices, headquarters for the Fourth Division.
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AGENT RELEASED

SALINAS, Calif., Jan, 31, (P)- Wesley Patton, prohibition under cover agent, whose testimony sent Mrs. Sue Brown to jail where her
 baby was born dead, was freed in fear of mob violence.
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The Seward high school girls basketball team returns from An chorage this evening accompanied by most of the fans who left here with them.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-31
SN0W-eH0E" WIRELESS

It has been revealed that two options, for proposed hotel sites, have been taken on Fifth avenue property. On one the sum of $l was paid down and on the other, s1OO.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-31
SEWARD DAILY GATEWAN

Chris HalvorSon longShore- man, was persuaded by his friends yesterday to go to bed in an eff fort to find relief from his heavy cold
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-31

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW "OKEH" RECORDS at SYLVIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL. *
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-31

Attorney L. V. Ray plans to de- part on the s. s, Alameda for Valdez court headquarters on matters of legal nature.
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Write for a sample copy of page Seward Weekly Gateway Alaskas newsiest weekly, The Is
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-31

This day in history; James Q. Blaine born, 1880.
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CLEANLINESS ana the best o meats our motto. Fry -Bruhn's.
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JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY. The Alaska Shop
New Britain herald., 1930-04-19
WEDDINGS
Nuptial Calendar Offers Almost Blank Pages---En- gagements Announced.

Tuesday, at 9 o'clock, Miss Alice C. Wickstrom, the daughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wick strom of Stanley street, became the bride of Clifford II. Daniclson, son of Mrs, II. Danielson, of Iitchncld. at the home of her sister, Mrs Frank O'Mara. on Stratford road. Rev. C. J f'redeen. of the Swedish Bethany church, ofi1ciatcd.
 Miss Gertrude Johnson of John street and Frank Danielson of NauG- atucll. a brother of MT. Daniclson, attended as maid of honor and best man.
 The bride wore gown of aqua marine blue with a hat 10 match. The bridal bouquet was of roses. Her maid of honor wore rose bloom chif- ion and q hat to match. She carried sweet peas and lilies Of the valley.
 X reception was held following the ceremonies after which, MT. and Mrs, Danielson left on a wedding trip 10 New York city, Philadelphia, and N'ollillS toli, i'' N' MI Sr I'tllltiSOit wore navy blue travelling suit.
 They will reside in Litchficld up- on their return. 3"
 Announcement was made this week by Mr. and Mrs John P. Peterson of Park street of the mar riagc of their daughter Miss Edna
New Britain herald., 1930-04-19

home on Lincoln street next Tues day.
 Mrs. Noah Lucas of Dover road, will entertain next Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Arthur Harrop of Harrison street. who leaves shortly for a few months stay in Colorado. Mir. and Mrs. Merrick Hellyar en- tertained at dinner at their home on Trumbull street Thursday eve ming.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Morse of Everett street had guests to dine at their home on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Earle Van Buskirk of Ten Acre road entertained at tea on Sunday in honor of MT. and Mrs. George Wilson of Boston.
 Mrs. James McPherson of Berlin entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home on Wednesday.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. George Boil enter tained at dinner at their home on Trumbull street last evening.
 
 Mrs. Stanton Ashley had a. four some in for cards at her home on Corbin avenue. Tuesday afternoon.
 
 Miss Ruby Andrews was hostess to the Monday afternod bridge club at her home on Lincoln street this week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bret Neece, Mrs. Clarence Manning. Mrs. Theodore Hart, and Mrs, Edward Christ.
 Mrs. R ". Thomas of Hamilton street entertained the Alpha Alpha bridge club at her home Tuesday
New Britain herald., 1930-04-19
CLUB EVENTS
Woman's Club of Maple Hill to Meet---Other Club Notes of Interest.

The Woman's club of Maple Hill will hold it's annual meeting after q luncheon on next Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock at the Hooker House in West Hartford.
 Mrs. l.. L. Harding, Mrs. E. L. MacDavid. and Mrs. l.. E. Dary are the committee in charge of trans portation. The meeting will be given over to~the election of officers and to the readings of reports from the various committees.
 Mrs. John r. Lynch of West Hartford, is general chairman in charge of arrangements of the New Rochelle college alumnae bridge which is 10 be given next Saturday at the Hotel Bond. Mrs. Lynch will be assisted by Miss Mary Coleman Of Meriden, Miss Gertrude Mckenna of Middletown. Miss Marion Naugh- ton of this city, subchairman, Miss Helen Zukausky, Miss Marion Can
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evening. Miss Beatrice Rcynal won the prize.
 Mrs. Olive Judd lngraham, of West End avenue. entertained her bridge club 1t her home on Tuesday after noon.
 Miss Neil Fitzgibbon of Corbin avenue, entertained her bridge club at her home on Monday evening. Miss Flora Hine was given the prize.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Law enter taincd at supper, after a bowling party, on Tuesday evening at their home on Ten Acre road.
 
 Of interest to New Britain art lovers is the announcement of an important and comprehensive eXhi- bition of modern Mexican art to be
New Britain herald., 1930-04-19

L.. 10 Harold r. Canning, of Smallty street. Tho ceremonies took place iii RoundridGe. N. '.
 Of the utmost interest was thc announcement of the engagement Of Mrs. Eleanor Lewis Hildebrandt- formerly Of this city, now of New York city. to William Fish. son of the late William Fish and Mrs. Fish of that city which took place at a supper last Saturday evening. in Mrs. Hildebrandts apartments.
 Mir. Fish is q graduate of Prince ion and is now a cotton broker. No date has been set for the wedding
New Britain herald., 1930-04-19

tries out his low bouncing chop in his match with Gregory Mangin. of Newark. \. J.. who is possessor of a quickly swung forehand drive.
 These two fought their way to the finals i'll yesterdays matches. Man gin q Georgetown University sopho- more won a long five-set match With a fellow alumnus, Emmet Pare. Doeg nosed Berkeley Bell, os Austin, Texas.
 In the women's division Miss Penelope Anderson of Richmond. Va, meets Mrs. Marian Jessup of Wilmington. Del
New Britain herald., 1930-04-19

held at the Morgan Memorial. The exhibition will open with q recep- tlon and private viewing Monday and then will be open to the public for two weeks.
 The large exhibition of works done in the true Mexican spirit will include oils. wood-cuts, Autographs, water colors, crayon work, pastels, and drawings.
 Probably the best known of the Mexican artists whose pieces will be exhibited in Hartford is Diego Ri- vera. He is a native Mexican, born in 1886, and has painted since his early youth. He studied in France, coming under various influences, and later returned to Mexico to paint industriously for many years. For decade he has concentrated his talent on mural painting, in which he eXcels. Oils. water colors. crayon drawings pastels and draw ings by Rivera will be on view at the Morgan Memorial.
 Jean Chariot, another whose work will ho shown here, is a native of France, inheriting his Mexican blood from a previous generation. A decade ago he turned to Mexico, and his study of the country. par ticularly its carly Mayan history, has become the subject. of his art. He was the first to use the medium of fresco in mural decorations.
 Abraham Angel. who died at the age of 19, did much in a short time 10 liberate the academic tradition of paintings will be on display.
 Other painters whose work will he on display are Francisco Goitia, Xavier Guerrero, Carlos Merida, Maximo Pacheco, Jose Guadalupe Fosada, Fermin Revueltas. David Siqueiros, and Rufno Tamayo.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Weld en- tertained at dinner on Tuesday night for MT. and Mrs. Percy Platt. Mir. and Mrs. Harrison Bris- toll. Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Pritchard. Mir. and Mrs. Dudley Walker and Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson.
 
 The Alpha club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. R. V. Thomas on Hamilton street The prize was won by Miss Beatrice l Reynal.
 On the occasion of his 18th birth day, Mir. w. L. Weld and his daugh 1 ter Mildred, of Park place, were guests at dinner given at the home of MT. Weld's son. Gardner Weld on l Elbridge road, Sunday.
 
 Mrs. Sherwood Berger will enter | tain the club this Monday at her l home on Lincoln road.