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'DR. HARLAN DIES;
HELD GOLF TITLES
Prominent Dentist Was Out
standing Player Here From
1904 to 1913.

DR.. L. Lee Harlan, 81 years old,
prominent local dentist and widely
known in golflng circles. having won
many championships, died in Garfield
Hospital yesterday from pneumonia.
Born in Howard County, Md, the son
Of Judge James Harlan, DR.. Harlan
was graduated in dentistry from Mary
land University and came to this city.
DR.. Harlan during the years from
1904 to 1918 was the outstanding golfer
Of Washington, winning the District
and Middle Atlantic titles, in addition
to many invitation tournaments. He
travelled far to play golf, once going to
Mexico, where he won the amateur
championship of that country. He also
won the North and South amateur
championship at Pinehurst, N. c., and
the Florida State championship.
Captained Club Team.
OF late years he had played golf only
occasionally at the Columbia Country
Club, Of which he had been q member
for more than IS years. He once cap
tanned the clubs golf team. He played
in his last big tournament about six
years ago, but still retained his active
AAANCAC0b AA tl1C 611AkCs AAb1OuBh A1O
longer a competitor, DR.. Harlan usually
followed the final round of the big tour
naments about Washington,
His brother, DR.. Walter s. Harlan,
also was one of Washington's noted
golfers of the decade which ushered in
the twentieth century and at one time
was /. a vice president of the United
States Golf Association.
Funeral Services Tomorrow.
DR.. Harlan is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Grace Worthington Harlan; q
daughter. Countess Mary Jane de Pia-
nelli de La Valette of New York; two
brothers, DR.. Harlan of this city and
James Harlan of California; two sis
tiers, Miss Helen Harlan and Miss Eliza
beth Harlan, and q stepson, Joseph
HAZEL, a patent attorney of this city.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence Of his brother, DR.. Harlan,
2101 Wyoming avenue, tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. Bishop william F.
Mcdowell of the Methodist Episcopal
Church viii officiate. Interment will
be private. DR.. Harlan resided at 1884
Connecticut avenue.
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LAWYER ASKS $780, 900,
ALLEGING FALSE ARREST

GARFIELD G. Thompson, Hanover
street, lawyer, has fled suit in the
District Supreme Court to recover $780,
600 damages from Natalie E. Levy, 1921
Ontario road, and $4,000 damages from
Victor r. DAILY, Prudential Bank Build
ing, for alleged false arrest.
He charges that the woman swore out
two warrants against him, Of which he
was acquitted, and alleges that DAILY In
duced her to have the warrants issued.
Thompson appears as his own counsel.
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bkANDENBURG, IDA v. A tribute NJ Ioya
sRAN RAN pmFsNmsgTg o. my sS dear , mother, IDA v.
years ago today. January 81, isi7. ''''i 'Se"
sn ST. trsfy Ts the Journey before me.
She paid out the price to II the en- fu TIsy
ZEE n nNv ppetherhood only could pay.
HOLBROOK. - -
CLARK. MARY EMMA. In sad hu, lawn.
TrsmTNeHmnor9rre Of our dear mother. MARY
fon lA 1saS ThA ~ who departed this life
Hoy happy were the bygone days,
R, Wn len, o ss.. Circle was complete;
To live at Jesus feet.
Dear mother, when you could not SNEAK IN
And could not say Rood-by,
know your thoughts were with Us
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
81 our IN ds sSd SSs cv %aR. IA
DUNLOP. who departed this life one year
aE S 'O SEv STrRpSsrS SH III 5s3s zrpprp
2ppEE44SoP, IDA sIGNoR AND fNEEz
DUNLOP: MARIA. In sad but loving re.
DUNLOP, who departed this life one yesr
ago To-Day January 81, 1929.
Kssp, her, Jesus, In Thy keeping,
TIL We reach that heavenly shore:
Then: Q Master, let US have her
E SSs SsF srs II sd s sfisEi JOHN.
L4 nS1SlnS!s. MIS- $. g: In memory Ct our
VIZ Sspa5ssd ssis lie one year s ago sodss:
H5 j J RRAaSSsBsSfziiS AND soN-n-1Aw. a
LAMKNs. MRS. SUSIE G. In sad but low
Ing remembrance Of my wife, Mrs. SUSIE
year ago today. January 81, 1879.
si::s q :. s ~ n ssll s SSSIs;
Rest in thy Masters 10y.
Tshs: n cTT dear Wife W iOv sPS Ss.
MARTHH J. IEMAN, Who departed TS t%p' tSI:
ss s four EEf15sEi AiE AIS sIdSy cI 1iHSsES
MATTHEWS, LUCRETIA AND REV. JOSEPH.
IUcRnTIA MATTHEW'S. Who oud d,e eeat thrss;
hs REL JOSEPH sffH MAT TfT{ VI Who Who l isS
ten years ago, December 8, 1919.
In that ereat cloister's stiffness and Sc
BY sSSrdians angels led.
safe iESm temptation, safe from sins
Tafy pE Si sA4# AND x 81. 4hS siaf SONS
NAdLY, John f.; In ssd but loving Re;
years ago today. January HiSSO 81. ISIS. 1' n''
whom ys Sy.S since SDa t sSst hast ley me-
When thy voice do not hearP
NY neaft .tO0ay Is, 0ns 50 sads
NY thoughts are all o. thee
on, now love and how miss thee
None but God in heaven can tell
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
o;HANLoN,. ROSE A. In loving remem-
prance OF our dear mother and wife,
ROSE A. O'HANLON, who departed This
M Iss. two years ago today, January 81.
She suffered hours, yes hours, Of pain
70 wait cure, but all in vain.
90 600 alone knew what was best
ne called her home e give her rest.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, 4, J. O'HAN.
LON, AND CHILDREN.
TURNER. EDWARD W., ALICE n. AND BEs.
~ ": IN loving remembrance. Of our
i2vsd ones, devoted husband and father.
EDWARD w, who passed away January
81, le21; devoted DAUGHTERS and sisters,
ALCE M who passed away October 80,
ls10: and BESSIE W who passed August
n life remembered snd honored,
In death remembered.
THE FAMILY.
VESSELS. CHARLES 3. In memory of my
dear husband, CHARLES Y. VESSELS,
VINO Departed this life nine years ago to-
say, January 81, 1921.
Memory still fingers.
HIS pEvoTEp WfFE. FIoRENCE MAR
TIN VEssELLs. AND DAUGHTER,
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BISHOP ANDERSON
RITES TOMORROW
Funeral viii Be Simple,
Meetings Planned to
Elect Successor.
BY the Associated Press.

1J JhS ASSoCiuteo Press.
CHICAGO, January 3l.-UntiI 9
o'clock tonight, the body Of the late
Bishop Charles p. Anderson Of the
Episcopal Church, who died yesterday
after a weeks attack Of heart disease,
win lie In state in st. James Cathedral,
the diocesan church.
Funeral services viii be held tomorrow,
marked with the simplicity the primate
requested.
In the meantime, meetings TO select a
successor as Bishop Of Chicago and
primate Of the Council Of Bishops of
the Church IN America are being
planned.
The Church News Bureau said today
that the n1nety-third annual convention
OF the diocese viii be held at the cathe-
oral next Tuesday and Wednesday. II
was at this meeting that Bishop Ander-
son suggested coadjutor bishop should
be elected-to succeed him upon death
or resignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-31
FOREIGN.
AIRPLANE MOTOR EXAM
OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS
Questions to Be Asked Tonight De-
clared Fair Commerce De-
partment Test.

Residents Of the National Capital
who think they can pass the Depart
ment Of Commerce examination on air
plane motors, or who wish to md out
what the examination is like, are In
vtted to attend the final examination
OF the IS-hour class on motors of the
District Of Columbia Air Legion at $50
o'clock tonight IN room I'll, Interna-
tional Building, 1919 + street.
ANY one who wishes to do. 50 will
be permitted TO I'LL out the examination
papers and submit them. together with
those Of the regular Students" 1t was
announced by Lieut.. Noble Q. SchiIt,
ground school instructor of the legion.
ANY person who can pass the exami-
nation on motors which will be given
tomorrow night need not have any fear
OF the examination on motors given by
the Department Of Commerce to appli-
cants for transport pilots licenses"
The legton'S ground school class on
navigation will open Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-31

RoLfEE. nARRIET. suddenly on wednes.
niRai TE F A SisE'i pan sss s sas1 8
Saror - i3s4 Pm S 4. from NV w0cs'
REDDICK. AMBROSE. on Thursday Jan.
% Hosr 4 R sls ItcskiId'S S:So, sSS', Sa
o9na Of Gertrude Reddick and stepfatheT
puarS SIss st Ionea snsr 81. sunaay gss-
tist Church., Brightwood, b. O. ReuaSif,s
F Fssasin nsy ~ the Ernest Jarvis co. West
ROLLINS. MARY OLIVIA. Departed th,,
p pis TsessdsS :. Janpary az, 1850, At. S:Si
Isaac Rollins. She leaves TO mourn theis
loss three daughters, two sons. one sis.
F F:lSatsfs snf s5 55ie rs m
s. BON A Zen a g. E. Church. oernsid'
Intsrment RoSemont Ceme nsm ofpn eist
and friends Invited. Ne@iyes
SMITH PAULINA. At Walter Read uo..
PAuiINHu r snaIr morning, January 80. 1880,
jacob Clay Smith. retired RemaIn n L 1eSt.
ing at the John 7. Rhines Funeral ehansi
S ssa sRe Eye SITS sW. Notice. q funeral funeral
TEJo oIAsH0S. p. ALFRED. On wednesday.
e nee c I1eI0vsd husband Of, Hazel .Troiano
sssideSc sD'sss ss 9tn Funeral from II. iats
iisEgs:FY Invited 70 i .,;:ss S:i:!is::
Mary's Cemetery. ent St'
VERMTLLoN, GEORGE woonpow -
Meonesdsy. January 20. 1880. AT frovII
S SssS hospital GEORGE WOODROW,
MIS-. Henry Vermillon. RernatSs rssta
Nd. F rqs cn1pei Of Richie Bros, Ritchie,
'Ghureh, Crome. Nd. saturday, FebpnaarSy
En;.iSatt,z pm. 1nterment church ceneferv
Neiauves ana friends invited.
WnIN. WIZ AUGUSTUS p. Departed tb,,
4AllingeE Hospital, .AUGusTTujs VIM
HarrdS w Rsi,oryea husband Of the late Eliza
ctne HaTris Allen. He also leaves q host
Rhinas; ,H Eemaiins resting az the. John
sss. s.w. Notice Of funeral later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-31

Frederick r. Nicely, chief of the divi-
sion OF aeronautics information of the
Department Of Commerce, will be the
speaker at the first regular meeting of
the newly organized aviation section of
tne Women's City Club at 5 pm. Feb
ruary z.
On the following day Lieut.. Walter
Hinton, first Transatlantic pilot is IN
De the speaker at a luncheon meeting
Of the section.
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WOMAN ASKS DIVORCE.
Mrs. Grimes Repeats Charges of
Cruelty Against Husband.

Mrs. Omie M. Grimes, 522 Eleventh
street southeast, yesterday told the Dis
the suit of Howard q. Crimes for a
limited divorce, that her husband once
threatened to throw her out of the win
dow Of their home because of some
family argument. She also denied that
she used uncomplimentary terms con-
corning Grimes.
In her answer, Mrs. Grimes, repre-
sented by Attorneys Raymond Neu-
decker and William g. Ashford, repeats
the charges Of cruelty which were the
basis OF q suit for separation originally
brought ~ her and states that she was
compelled to leave her husband because
Of his cruelty and intoxication. She
asked the court to dismiss the cross-bill
filed by him and to grant her q divorce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-31
UarA nf Ut1ankB.

EDELIN,, JENNIE, We wish IN thsrL .,.
many relatives. neighbors, friends ana
SoeIety Tor their sympathy and fioral re-
sster. JEf e. E shs tdsSth of our devoted
Ae CHARLES T J. EEE55jEr,rS BURKE AND
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Commissions Are Issued

Commissions In the Reserve Corps
Of the Army have been issued by the
War Department to Dwight o. w.
lieutenant of Infantry and to Arthur L.
Smith, North Capitol and D streets, as
captain In the Chaplains' Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-31
Burglar Takes S132.

A burglar entered the home Of George
A. Biggs in the 100 block of Randolph
street through the skylight and took
$132 after ransacking the place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

the BAYLOR hospital at Dallas, June
5th. He has been named Fred
Fleming Newton, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. II. Mcdonald
of Mountain View. Okla. and Wal
ter Williamson Of Denver. have left
for Corpus Christi after visiting here
at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Cause. They will stop In Houston.
Marquin and other points before
continuing to their homes. Mrs.
Cause, Mrs. McDona, and Mr.. VIII
hanson are sisters and brother.
Charles r.. Barber and daughter
Miss Sarita Barber, y left Monday
morning for Austin. From Austin
Miss Barber will so to California
while her father will go north TO
Kansas City and Loncoln. later join
ing Mrs. Barber and their daugh-
ter III California
Mr.. and Mr9. Bruch Cunningham
announce the arrival OF a daughter.
jeanette. born Saturday, June l4th
al the home Of Mrs. ~ Cowden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22

bouquets OF summer garden flowers
were clustered about the home.
Following the delicious luncheon,
the members engaged I'm CONVERSE
ton and fancy work during the af-
ternoon- Mrs. j. X. AyreS of HouS-
ton was a guest.
The next meeting will he held
with Mrs. Jessie Mason In july.
PERSONALS
M. B. Finley returned Tuesday
afternoon from San Antonio where
he went to attend an executive
board meeting Of the Texas Public
Health association.
Mrs. y. j.. Blount had as recent
guests, MeSsrs and Mesdames j. A.
Smith and two sons OF TimpSon, R.
w. Henry and son Alya Lewis of Nc
Allen. r.. X. Henry and little son 4.
Lufkin, w. r. Smith and son Billie
and y. j. Fitzgerald and Mrs. ". O..
LuttrelI of Aledo. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Adams and
little daughter left Sunday night Tor
their home in Los Angeles after a
NtCh , NASAI llC4C Will l4Ars AAaAAI
sister. Mrs. x. X. Wilmeth.
Charles Allison and j. NJ. Jones
left Tuesday for a zip TO Corpus
Christi.
Mrs. Helen Moore has as her guest
at her home her sister. Mrs. y. *.
Ayres Of Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Baldwin Of
Tonica, Ill. are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. "A. II. Graves. near Lateral
II. They expect TO be here about
three weeks.
Mrs. (. J. Blount. Mrs. w. p.
Smith and son. Billie. and Mrs. j. j.
\ Fitzgerald spent Monday in McAllen
visiting at the home Of Mrs r.. T..
Henry.
FLOYD 4. Worth has gone to Chica-
60 to accompany his mother. Mrs.
Richard Worth. who will remain
there for some time with a sister
in-law who Is iii. Mr.. Worth will
return to San Benito shortly.
G. "A. Keys. well known orchard
list and farmer of Rio Hondo. Is
confined to his bed by illnes1
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith and
son Billie, and nephew. Paul Smith
Of Timpson. left Tuesday morning
for Colorado and California. They
expect 10 return in the early fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newton are
the parents Of a baby boy born IL
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hostesses. Forty-two members and
guests YER present.
Mrs. Meadows Of the Torchbearer
circle had charge OF the program.
Misses Dorcas Meadows and Eloise
Glass, guests Of Mrs. w. Y. Dawson
for the summer. sang a duet, My
Jesus as Thou Wit" An inspiring
address was given by Miss Julia
Meadows, s'-+er of Mrs. Dawson,
who has served u years as a mis-
sionary to China.
Miss Meadows subject was Gods
Plan Of Life" She gave several r.
lustrations Of the outworklngs OF His
plans as shown in the lives OF Bible
caracters. She urged instead of con-
tinuous seeking after new and ex-
citing amuSements, communion with
God in an effort to carry out the
plan Of life which He has outlined
for His children. The meeting was
closed with prayer. Delicious re-
freShmentS were served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
O1rnito
pFRSONALS

PERSONALS
Little Miss Jane Pritchett lett
Tuesday for Huntsville. for a visit
with her grandparents. MI. and
Mrs. Pritchett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Shearer left
Wednesday for indianapolis, Inn
lana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harla Cox OF La
Feria were the weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sanborn.
Miss Margaret Standeferd Of
Meridian was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. O. II. Willis and family "a few
days this week.
Miss Margaret Austin Of Houston
is here for a visit with her cousin.
Miss Vivian Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapapas
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kidd and children Of McAllen were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Pearson Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Wilbanks who has
been in the Mercy hospital OF
Brownsville recovering from in
juries in a recent wreck has been
removed to her home and is rapidly
improving.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
TO RECEIVE
MEDICAL HONORS

Ralph Cause of San Benito WILL
be awarded medical honors frym
Harvard university at commence
ment. Friday evNning, June 20. c.
cording to announcement from
Harvard university officials. MI.
Cause. who is spending a vacation
here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. f. Cause. will receive his NJ. ID.
degree by mail.
He will leave the latter part Of tine
week for New York were he viii
serve an interneship beginning July
lst in Roosevelt hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
BIRTHDAY SHOWER
FOR CHR MEMBER

Members Of the Stitch and Chat
club pleasantly surprised Mrs. Fred
w. Houghtling with a birthday
shower Tuesday. June 10th. A de-
licious luncheon was spread at the
noon hour. Covers we're laid for
about twenty guests. The afternoon
was spent in games Of rock. Ice
cold watermelon was served in the
late afternoon ho-rs.
The honoree vas the recipient Of
MANY lovely gifts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
BUFFET SUPPER AT
CREWS HOME

A pleasant event Of the weekend
was the cooperative covered dish
supper arranged Saturday evening
at the home Of Mrs. 8. III. Crews.
Following the delicious supper which
was served buffet fashion. bridge
afforded diversion. Mrs. Ralph L.
Buell. and !. v. jolly, Jr.. held high
score when playing ended and re-
ceived prizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22

Messrs. and Mesdames j. "A. Smith
and two sons Of Timpson. r. W.
Henri and son Of McAllen, w. ,.
Smith. and E. J. Blount. and r.
X. Henry and son OF Lufkin. and
Mrs. ". G. Luttrell Of Aledo. III. Mr..
Smith of Timpson is a brother Of
Mrs. Blount, Mrs. Henry and w. P.
Smith
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
OPEN HOUSE
FOR GUESTS

A large group OF i-.enCs and
neighbors called Monday evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Humble
held open house in honor Of N-r.
and Mrs. VIM. Baldwin Of Tonico.
during the evening. Light refresh
ments were served to about forty
guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
TO CHINA
Is SOCIETY SPEAKER

The Baptist Women's Missionary
society met in a missionary and So
cial program in the home of Mrs.
Elmer Morris on North Milan ave-
nue. Tuesday afternoon with Mes
danes Arthur Mcmillan. Earl Reed.
r. z. L. Mewshaw and Jackson as
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
MIRAMARH HOTEL andAPARTMENTS
SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA

Why lot plan o N keeping cool this summer and visiting the most
delightful pot IN all Cahfornia. built On the shores Of the Pacific Ocean.
half n hour from Hollywood and IS minutes from the heart Of Los
Angeles
The Hotel Mramar 81 70 or CaHf0rnias great resort hotels. the beautiful
arden situated on n Palisades overlooking the ocean Guests OF the
Mramar enjoy the privileges Of the Mramar Beach Club, which offers
surf bathing. " an enclosed beach If you prefer. with a great indoor salt
water swimming pool
Rates are reasonable For reservations or further information write
MORGAN : TYLER Manager
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
ANNOUNCE BENEFIT
BRIDGE PARTY

A joint meeting Of the Bishops
committee and the women Of the
Episcopal Guild was held az the
Parish house Tuesday afternoon.
The Bishops committee IS COM
posed OF II. r. Hager, Bob Ralston,
r. NJ. Spendiff and w. IT. T~rousdale.
The women have announced a
benefit bridge party for Friday,
.I1nn q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
MEETING HELD AT
CART SON unSTr

The monthly social and business
session of the Ladies Auxiliary Of
the Methodist church was held at
the home Of Mrs. G. "A. Carlson.
North of Mercedes. with Circles
One and Two meeting separately.
Circle One was preceded over BY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22

tainments given for their guests, a
dinner at their home, followed by
dancing at the Llano Grande Coun-
try CLUB. A chosen color scheme OF
pink and lavender was achieved
with pink roses and lavender and
pink gladioli. Their guests on this
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
jones. Mrs. B. p. Jones, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Walden Greenlee, Mr.. =
Mrs Gilbert Ramsey Of Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Tolson, MI. and
Mrs. Frank Hill Of Fort Worth,
wl.o are guests in the home Of MIS-.
HIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
K. Thomas, Of Pharr, Mrs. Albert
Stevens of Louisiana, Mr.. and MIS-
Henry Lauderdale, Miss Mary fran
ces Haynes, Miss Maurlne Hvls-
terdahl, Stanley Crockett and Court
Conrad.
Dinner Bridge
Another delightful evening was
spent in the Jones nome a. a oln-
nj bridge party. High score prizes
went 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 4. Hager,
second high to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. =
johnson. and consolation TO Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rouse. Lovely guests
ur.zes were . received BY the non
crees. Others present az thlS Ell
iovable affair were Messrs- y
Nesdames Shelly Collier, Dan War
ner George Breeding, ". j. Cope
Iand Mr. c.. c. Sorrick ana JACK
Trn11inrer.
Afternoon Party
Another group Of ladies were
Guests in the Jones home n AFTER
noon during the past week wneh
the home interior was quite loeeIs
in a color note Of yellow and laFen-
der with mixed bouquets OF garoeh
flowers.
Mrs. Harry Carol Of Donna
scored high in the games and Mrs
ID. w. Glasscock. second Egh. Mrs'
A. n. Brown scored third ana MIS-
Florence Kalbfleisch, low.
other ladies present were Mes
DANES william Coe, H. J. lawson
. w. Perkins. Henry Allen, J. Z.
HAYNES. G. d. Turner OF McAlien,
3 Thomas OF Pharr, n ner
house guest, Mrs. Frank Hill OF
Fort worth. John Ashton, r. f.
rysrtpatrick. John Rouse. Ray Toll
son. r.. M. VIM. and Miss Mildred
Bridges.
Luncheon Given
A noon luncheon, OF another oc-
rasion in the Jones home. had Tor
1nests. including the honorees,
Mesdames Carrie NJ. Stuart. J. =.
shaw. q. K. Watson, George Mark
ham. Harry Rouse. Lee Freeman,
q. Z. Sorrick and J.. w. Parkham-
Valley Tour
on wednesday morning Mrs.
Jones and her guests were guests
Of Mrs. ID. w. Glasscock for a tour
Of the Upper Valley, followed by
luncheon at McAllen. Others max
Inv I'D the party were Mrs. Mar
uaret MAY and Mrs. c. D. Turner
Of McAllen. Mrs. Walden Greenlee
and Misses Helen and Winona
Giasscock.
Evening Bridge
MIR. end Mrs. j. H. Haynes and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lauderdale en-
tertained with an evening bridge
pafty for Mr.. and Mrs. Jones ana
their guests.
Pink radiance roses and shasta
daisies were used tor floral decora-
items. In the games Of bridge Mrs.
Shelly Collier scored high for the
laoiss and E. Z. Johnson, for the
men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-22
San Benito Society
VISITOR HONOREE AT
BRIDGE AFFAIR

Frances GrimSell entertained with
three tables Of bridge Tuesday at
the home of her mother. Mrs. Frank
Grimsell. honoring Anna Lee Trot-
ter OF Kansas City.
Audrey Lewis Of Houston held
high when scores were totaled and
received an interesting trophy. Miss
Trotter was presented with an at
tractive guest prize while Catherine
Pugsley received a consolation gift
for low score. AT the close Of the
afternoon an iced dessert course was
served.
The guests were Lou Jane Glenn,
Pearl Goodman, Ruth Ellen Jesup,
Marian BarE. Catherine Pugsley,
Mary Thomas. Charlotte Hinklys
Betty Nosler. Mabel Humble. Helen
Worley, Kathryn Reese. Audrey
Lewis of Hc--.on and the honoree.
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PROGRAM FEATURES
SHORT PLAY

One Of the most enjoyable meet
ings Of the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Christian church held in some time.
was the OF Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Lawrence Wise
when a short play was the out
standing number on the afternoons
program.
This was "A Pentacostal Play.
the women taking parts being Mrs.
j.. A. Dawson, Mrs. w. c. Wise,
Mrs. J. 0. Ward and Mrs. Paul
Shotwell. A number Of other ladies
were present.
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Mrs. Oscar Roman, who also led the
study. and circle Two, by Mrs. w.
Joyce.
Later the large number Of wo-
men present gathered for a social
hour and a refreshment course