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CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. oct. 9.
Wabash college eleven will make
its first invasion into foreign fields
Friday night when it clashes with
the Indiana State Teachers at Terre
Haute under newly-installed light
projectors.
Although somewhat depressed
during drills of the early part of
this week by the surprise beating
they took from Manchester last FRI
day, the Little Giants are deter
mined to break back into the win
column at the Teachers expense.
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HICKMAN SHOOT VICTOR


c. G. Hickman won the 150-targeb
event at the indianapolis Gun Club
Wednesday with 148. j. A. Smith
had 145 and F. w. Young 142. UNI
banhowar won the 5O-target handi.
cap with 46 and j. Dooley took the
doubles event at twenty-five pairs
with IS.
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Mack Stays on Throne
(series Game No. g.



Fisher batted for Hallahan in third.
Blades batted for Johnson in sixth.
Orsatti batted for Lindsey in eighth.
pEITT A TET PLITA
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Composite Box Score
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS


PHILADELPHIA complete composite score
1880 world follows:
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Built BY The MONON

The car was created in its entirety at the
Monon Route shops located in Lafayette,
Indiana. 1t is complete with every con-
venience and comfort that our expert
ence has shown will be appreciated by
our patrons.
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Shortest Route

The Monon is the shortest line between
Indianapolis and Chicago. 1t is equipped
with Automatic Block Signals and Auto
matte Train Stop all the way-latest travel
safety devices.
When you travel between Indianapolis
and Chicago do as most people do-uavel
on the Monon, and be assured of the max
imum in convenience, comfort and safety.
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KoRNGoLp AT QUARTER

Practice Of the Riverside olympics wi
De held THURSDAY night az 1880. All play
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All during the game I had nothing but
sympathy for Street, commonplace OLD
farmer boy. who was. out there trying the
best he could. His pitchers couldn't pitch
and his hitters couldn't hit. He was like
a guy with an oyster full Of pearls IN front
OF him and nothing 70 open II WIN
President F. S. Barnard Of the American
League is correct. Anybody who picks a
National League team TO win a world
series Is q sucker. Step up folks and meet
old sucker Williams. the A.A.U. champion
at all weights and distances.
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THEY had been going along for
4 a number of months doing a
fine box Office business with the
most spectacular hippodrome in the
Story Of boxing and it seemed in
edible that they would change
leir tactics.
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This new car is conveniently located IN the
train. 1t is carried next ahead of the for
ward parlor car and next behind the dining
car. 1t is thus easily accessible to psrlor
and dining car patrons, who are invited to
make use of it free of charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-27
SOCIETY PERSONALS

Miss Louise Walbert Of Columbus.
Kans, spent several days the past
week with Miss Helen Bridges. She
left Friday night for her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bray and
children, Jacqueline and Phyllis,
arrived in Olmito Friday from
Shawnee, Okla. for a visit in the
Valley.
Mrs. Lloyd Parker and son. Al
Francis, Of Olmito are visiting in
Monterrey. Mexico City and Sal
tillo.
DR.. r. S. Breeder has moved
from Olmito to Brownsville. Mrs
Breeder and children have re-
turned TO Chicago after a few
weeks visit in the Valley.
Mrs. r. r. Nichols Of Olmito was
the guest last week OF her grand
daughter. Mrs. Glenn Dennis in
Brownsville.
Mrs. Della Bollinger. Miss Nam
ME Bourne, and Rev. @. W. Bullock.
the latter Of Denver. Colo. were
guests for three days the past week
OF DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Murray at
the Gulf Side Casino, Point Isabel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Edelstein and
family will leave Sunday for Kerr
Vile where they viii stay until
September 1.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Winston leaves Sun
day night for Austin before re-
turning TO her home in Houston,
after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
r. r.. Tomlin, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tandy re-
turned last week. by plane from e
visit OF several days in Monterrey.
Miss Louetta Knight of Victoria.
Mexico. a guest Of MIR. and Mrs. I.
L. Parker. underwent a major
operation last week at Mercy hos
pital and is recuperating at the
Parker home.
Miss Olive Fitch OF De Soto. Mo,
the guest Of Mrs. A. W. Neck.
visited friends in San Benito and
Harlingen last week.
Miss Bernice Hutton. her father
and brother. are back from 9 vaca-
ton at Galveston, Corpus Christi.
San Antonio and Austin
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Santa Maria

PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Hargrave re-
turned from a vacation trip to north
Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana.
Richard Hopkins is spending some
time visiting Marshall Harpster.
The j. B. Carroll family enjoyed
a visit from Mr.. CAROLS brother
OF Donna and his nephew and fam
ily of La Blanca Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. Washington
and children returned from a visit
n north Texas. Mrs. Washington's
brother accompanied them.
Quite a crowd OF young people
met at the Brandt home Thursday
night to help Charles celebrate his
birthday.
Rev. j. 3. Buss preached at the
school house Sunday. He, with his
family. were guests at the Shipley
home.
Mrs. A. c. Starck spent the week
end at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Smith Of
Mercedes called on Mr.. and Mrs.
McCannon recently.
Mrs. <. A. Murphy Of Oak Park
III. was here visiting this week.
p. NJ. Shipley.s "A. L. Baur. q. +.
McCannon and j. F. Mock went TO
San Benito Monday.
Miss Petra Champion. Miss Marie
Brown Of Brownsville and Mrs. L.
Champion Of Mercedes were recent
guests of Miss Fela Champion and
Mrs. G. G. Personious.
Mrs. r. II. Hargrave and Mrs. T.
j.. Seamen drove TO Kingsville
Wednesday. taking Miss Ruby Beck
ley to her home. She has been a
guest Of Mrs. Hargraves.
DR.. Buck and his son Bob. OF Mer-
cedes and Ben Noblett Of La Feria,
were here Sunday.
Miss Audrey Ann Cuiper of Mer-
cedes was the guest Of Miss Nina
Duncan Tuesday.
The ~. j. Moore and Fortenberry
families went TO Edinburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Marv Moses Of Brownsville
Mrs. Mccall Of San Benito. Mrs.
j. Z. HAYNES. Mrs. Henry Lauder
dale and mother. were here this
week
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complish a whole lot. so many
places, Go mary things, and yet
bored society n1atrons are probably
saying. There just isn't anything
to do" Let's see.
At Southampton. Long Island.
the annual horse show is drawing
many society entrants. TO be follow
ed by a huge hunt ball. At Glen
Cove, l.. II. many wner of yachts
r making preparations 10 join the
cruise of the New York Yacht club,
just started. They are making leis-
urely travel along the New England
coast stopping at many resort
points. Everyone has read of J.
Pierpont Morgan's new yacht. the
COrsair. With four friends he has
sailed for a transatlantic voyage 10
his English estate near London. from
where he viii later make a trip TO
Scotland.
TTOMEN OF East Hampton. L. T.,
w are head over heels In plans
- for the annual fair of the Lad
les Village improvement society.
Sounds awfully Small-towniSh, does
mt 1t, but it's the all-important
event for the summer colony there.
The fair on the village green is TO
include just about every feature a
fair ever had 49, an elaborate fashion
revue; all these booths-peanut.
perfume. portrait statuettes. sand
pile, cigarette, balloons, household,
midway. dolls. douehnut wagon. fish
pond. fortune teller, flower booth
and grab bag.
Huge Rainbow Fete
Just what folks would have at
every county fair But the differ
ence Is that where we small-town-
ers have to get out and fashion
crepe paper decorations and haul off
all the prize household articles TO get
things in shape. the l.. v. I. S. will
probably have things a-glitter and
a-glare with expensive and valuable
settings to give the proper atmos-
phere-
At Beverly. Mass. on the north
shore a recent huge rainbow fete
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-27
The Divided Skirt
d what are they wearing7

a. ND what are they wearing?
IA Everything, anything. Let's
take a look at some novelties.
Divided skirts are gaining in impor-
lance. Another name for them Is
the 'culotte,' but why bother with
that2 The skirt is being worn for
many outdoor sports. A tennis
ircck Is made Of printed linen. with
short coat. and the sleeveless dress
has a divided skirt which looks like
an ordinary box plat In front. For
the camper. the suit is made OF
sturdier material, one designed In
beige linen. The costume includes
a beige felt vagabond hat, beige
wool stockings. high brown canvas
boots. and a dark brown silk tie.
The blouse Is long sleeved, high-col-
Jared. with the divided skirt at
tached. II is made a la Scotch lassie
style, above the knees.
Again, the divided skirt serves the
lady fisher. For this sport, II is
made of waterproof covert cloth,
worn with q black and green striped
jersey. "A green covert cloth SOU
wester faced with black. and black
rubber boots will fix up the lady
fisher so she can splash about to her
hearts content and still not look
b~edraggled.
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Guests Enjoy
Matrons
Club Meetins

Mrs. Frank Fisher delightfully."-
entertained the Merry Matrons
Bridge Club and a number Of
guests Thursday afternoon at her
home in FL Jardin.
Those holding prize winning
scores in the games were Mrs. Cald-
well, Mrs. Paul Dye, Mrs. @. p.
Perkins and Mrs. j. H. Downs.
Guests were MeSdames Shaw.
Caldwell, McAllen, Bert Neil. Flesh
er. and Aubrey Perkins.
The hostess served a delicious
salad course at the conclusion of
the games. The next meeting of
the club will be with Mrs. Dodson.
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rourleenth street. and Mrs. Lestd
Is; sherwood was hostess I'd MI
EiIie Baker circle az her home
Milmor on the same afternoon.
PERSONALS
Miss Ruth Hostetter " ~ I,orYls
arrived this week to be "A guest i1
ne nome Of Or. and Mrs. CLAYTON
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Kreidler
ana children have returned from u
vacation spent near Boerne.
Judge and Mrs. II. nj. Seawell leff
ms week for San Antonio where
Judge Sewell will undergo treat
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gartman ana
daughter. Nina Lee, and Miss Maui
rlne 1achman have returned from
a Two weeks camping trip spent
near Leakey. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Fields have
returned from a vacation spent i1
tne Frlo Canyon country
Miss Winnie Owens. daughter nF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Owens. UNDER
went an operation for the removal
of her tonsils Thursday. Miss Ow-
ems has Just returned from summer
school AZ the University of Texas.
Mr.. n Mrs. Mallott and daugh-
ter OF Fort Worth have returned
70 their home after n visit i'm the
homes OF MT. and Mrs. Joe LeBow
and Mrs. Lloyd Little.
Mrs. @. O. Rockwell and sons re-
turned this week from "a two
months stay in Ohio. Enroute they
visited Mrs. Rockw2ll's daughter.
Mrs. IL. j. Hughes. IN Oklahoma. ana
also spent some time with relatives
n Kansas. MI. Rockwell met them
them. $500
Miss Ethel Knox and Newman
Smith Of McAllen. members of the
senior class Of the Texas College az
senior class OF the Texas College w
Arts and Industries at Riursv-e.
have been honored by being elected
on account of their high Scholar
ship and excellent records ~ All re-
spects 10 membership IN the Rob-
ert Barton Cousins chapter OF tha
Scholarship Society OF the South.
Mrs. II. r.. Kyler and her dauph-
ter, Mrs. Jack Watts or Los Angeles
were visitors this week of Mrs. ChaH
Allison. daughter OF Mrs. KyIer, at
San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Faucher of
Tulsa, who have been guests fa
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. IN
Moore. left Wednesday for their
return trip 10 Tulsa. They viii stou
over several days I'm Corpus Christi.
Mrs. John Adams left Wednesday
with a number or young people 10
spend the weekend IN Cornus
Christi and Arkansas Pass. Compose
ing the party are Misses Ethel Nor
gan, Edith Adam. Bertha Adam
Mary Cronk, Airline CoIlavo. Doro-
thy Faris and Frank Ginoco.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeBow. who have
been visiting their son. Joe LeBow
az his home In Cathay Courts. left
Thursday evening TO return To their
home.
Howard Faulkner in spending al
week or two at his former home IL.
WinterA
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attracted hundreds Of summer So
ciety vacationists The affair was
given On a private estate for the
Boston Children's hospital A novel
creek club pool at Locust Valley. L
l., Is proving quite an attraction
for summer colonists there. In the
rustic spot. there are more than a
half hundred cabanas. used by club
members. There are little beach
houses In yellow and green. and they
make a spectacular beach spot.
OUTDOOR dances at Atlantic
U Beach and tea-time social func-
tons are drawing debutantas.
The smart set at Atlantic City. pa
lama clad by day, pass long hours
oy the sea and dance until dawn.
There was a recent lottery dance in
the dance ring surrounded BY a
horseshoe Of cabanas on the sands.
The outdoor dance floor is lighted
BY flood and footlights. and lux
uriouS prizes are awarded to the
lucky couples who are standing on
winning numbers painted on the
floor at the end Of dances. At this
Atlantic beach spot. there is also a
new miniature eighteen hole golf
course overlooking the sea. lighted
where guests play in evening clothes,
palamas, or sport toys. just as they
wish.
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Church Meetings For
Monday Announced

Methodist Missionary society cir
cles are announced to meet Mon
day as follows:
Young Matrons. Mrs. G. G. Tew.
504 West st. Charles: Ell Jardin.
Mrs. John Sewell; West Browns
vile. Mrs. A. w. Neck: Central.
Mrs. F. z. Morris.
The Baptist society will meet at
the church at $3.50 for a special
study session.
The Presbyterian auxiliary will
meet Monday afternoon for a
social session az $3.50 at the home
OF Mrs. z. j. Wells in Fl Jardin.
assisted by Mrs. Charles Bislow.
Mr.. L. D.. Moss and Mrs. w. II. Huff
man.
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Mary Jane Groom
Birthday HOnOree

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Groom en-
tertained their daughter, Mary
Jane. on her eleventh birthday
with a line" party at the Capitol
theater Friday afternoon.
After the matinee. the children
enjoyed ices in a local confection-
cry. a pretty pink and white theme
being carried out in decorations
and the refreshments.
Guests were Waldine Dowis.
Martha Singer, Nell Jackson,
Barbara Ann Pendleton. Mike
Groom Jr., John Seymour. Wonnie
west, and Pauline West.
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@0A -
Under the instruction of Major s,
N. Ekdahl. classes have been stead
lily progressing in riflery and fenc-
ing. Major Ekdahl has an enviable
military record and has received
military decorations from several
European governments. He is now
the instructor in fencing al Texas
University and for the past year
has held the sharpshooter title In
Texas. Teams made up Of the six
best shooters on each OF the two
camp tribes have recently been
selected. These teams will shoot
against each other for tribal honors
and national awards next week. The
six girls who will have made the
best scores will make up a team
that will shoot against a similar
team OF boys from Camp Stewart.
Last year, the first that the girls
were not under the instruction OF
Major Eckdahl. was also the first in
which they failed to defeat the boys.
The cracking Of rifles can be con-
t~inuously heard from the rifle range
where both the instructor and the
campers are working to build up a
sharpshooter team.
Entertainment during the supper
hours Is furnished by tribal base
ball games. The teams are unusually
well matched this year. Close scores
have caused intense excitement as
the campers compete for tribe
honors. Custer Yates. daughter of
Judge and Mrs. H. L. Yates, has
qualified for the intermediate team.
Miss Beth Creager. instructor in
archery at Camp Mystic, will select
her sharpshooter teams from both
the Tonkawa and Kiowa tribes dur
ing the coming week.
Small Post Parties
Wives Of officers at Fort Brown
are spending the summer days prin-
cipally enjoying small gatherings in
their quarters. Mrs. Eastwood enter
tanned recently at dinner compli-
menting new arrivals on the post,
Major and Mrs. Smalley, Major and
Mrs. Hall. and L. Barnum. Other
guests were Col. and Mrs. Van Voor-
his, and Capt. and Mrs. Mas.
Can't. and Mrs. Griffin have had
as guests several days Capt. and
Mrs. Randall of San Antonio, who
left Wednesday night to return to
their post. Numerous informal par
ties made their stay enjoyable.
Major and Mrs. Holman are en-
pertaining Mrs. Holman's sister,
Miss Florence Porter Of New York
City. who will be their guest until
September /.
Capt. and Mrs. Adamson, and
Capt. Haldeman, accompanied the
Fort Brown ball team to Laredo.
spending the past weekend there.
Children of the post enjoyed a
delightful party at the quarters Of
Mrs Stansbury, when she entertain
ed them in celebration Of the
seventh birthday of her little
daughter. Sarah Zoe. Mrs. Stodter
assisted her in directing numerous
games for the little guests.
Favors OF dolls, balloons, whistles,
guns and riding crops were distrib-
uted as refreshments were served.
About 20 children were entertain
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Mrs. Marshall White
Hostess to Club

Mrs. Marshall White entertained
the Friday Bridge club at her
home, two tables Of players en-
Joying the games. Miss Elsa Walther
won first prize. and Mrs. White
second.
Dainty refreshments were served
as the games were over. Mrs. j. A.
Graham is to have the club next
week.
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CLUB M GUESTS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. w. L. CrawI lrd entertained
the members and a number Of
guests Of the HoIt-Hammond In
dustrial club Tuesday afternoon.
During the business session Mrs.
c. ID. Parish was elected to fill the
office or vice president left vacant
by Mrs. MI. II. Barnum who has
returned TO the north. IL was de-
cided that only those living on the
Hcit-Hammond tract should be ell
Fible for membership hereafter.
An interesting demonstration Of
attachments for the sewing machine
was given by Mrs. Albert Refs. APP
petizing refreshments were served
during the social hour
Mrs. Glenn Reynolds will be the
next hostess on August u.
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BOWLING CONTEST
EMKnEEn

A unique party was given IN Nc
Allen Tuesday evening when the
losers in. the Mission Bridge club
entertained the winners with q
bowling contest at the miniature
bowling alley here.
Those enjoying the amusement
were Messrs. and Mesdemes II. q.
Jeffries. L. p. Congdon, Herbert
Nelch, w. Q. Brown, 9. p. Wright.
r. j. Rome. r. %. Burnett. and
Thomas Burnett. Jr.. and Ned Cong
don.
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Staff Enjoys Outing
At Boca Chica

About Is members of the Herald
editorial, business and composing
room personnel, and a group of
friends. enjoyed an outing at Boca
Chica Friday evening. A picnic sup
per was enjoyed on the beach fol-
lowing a swim in the surf.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Ira King OF Lyford was a visitor
Of his sister Mrs. G. A. Johnson
here Thursday.
San Benito Wednesday.
Mrs. Patillo and granddaughter
Christine Moss left Tuesday morn
ing for Marshall, where they will
visit for about two weeks.
Misses Allie and Barnhill WIRE
in Raymondville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Murphy OF
Kingsville were here Sunday.
Miss Lois Wilson Of Sebastian
spent the week here with nellie
Sprouse.
The Cotton Carnival sponsored
by the boy scouts. started Thurs
day. Entertainments will be given
each evening for the remainder of
the week.
Fifty-six were present at sun
day School Sunday. August 3rd will
be given over as Children's day
and the Sunday school will
parade from the Parks 10 the
Church. Transportation will be
provided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scanlan Of San
Eerito were here Thursday.
rr. and Mrs. J. r. Sprouse and
chiiiren nellie and Arthur attended
a birthday dinner in Sebastian
-artay. given in honor OF Mr..
~ 3. Bourne.
Mr.. e. r. Fitzgerald OF Ray
rr--dville was here Wednesday.
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Changeahle Hat Bands

MOTHER note changeable hat
~ bands are new in the millinery
world. They r especially
smart on the big hats OF dead white
straw. There is a hat band 10 match
each costume with which the hat
Is worn. made OF satin. grosgrain or
linen, some Of the same material as
the frock. Always they are finished
with a French cockade or perky bow.
White bags are smartest, Of cordu-
roy. crepe de chine or linen. and
they are usually finished with the
individuals initials in gold or shell.
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THREE G HOLD
I0INT MEETING

On Thursday afternoon circle No.
2 OF the Methodist Women's Mis-
sionarv society was entertained al
the church by circles No. ! and g.
After the business session a joint
program was %prese9ted by the
three circles and th:y were enter
tanned with a beautiful talk by
Mrs. J. ~. Goodwin. president OF
the society who has Just returned
from MI. Sequoyah, Ark.
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4&tAl
Campers at Kenoille Enjoy
Rush of Sports Tournaments;
Fort Bwwn Activities Varied

Activities take on q vortex-hke character at Camp Mystic near Kerr
vile as the sixth Of the eight weeks camping season draws TO q close.
A meet exhibit or tournament will be held in each sport and campers are
busy in a effort to make these events the most outstanding in the his
tory OF Mystic.
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BAPTIST CIRCLES
ENTERTAINED

MRS. W. j. Eckelcarnp was hostess
to the Blanche Rose Walker circle
Of the Baptist Women's Missionary
society Thursday afternoon. The
Lottie Moon circle met &C the home
OF Mrs. =. O.. Villers cn North
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Brownsville Visitors And
Members of Younger Social
Set Share in Hospitalitie.

The outstanding Inequalities Of the latter part OF the week fornel
several enjoyable occasions partly oompnmenting Brownsville visitor
and others entertaining the younger set. Mrs. volney TAYLOR entertain
ed q few friends informally at her home Friday afternoon nc w or N
series Of parties She is givng this summer naming M her honor rnnu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-27

Mrs. 3. r. Ferrel and daughter.
Francis Louise. have left for a stay
In Houston, Galveston and New Or
leans. La. They will return some
time IN August