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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-01
PARTY
To FRIENDS

A delightful Christmas party was
the compliment Of Mrs. NJ. I. Olsen
10 a number Of her friends on Fri
DAY afternoon when she entertain
ed with several tables Of bridge al
her pretty home in Stuart Place.
The usual brilliant decorations OF
Christmastime were used through
out the rooms, and the suggestion
carried out IN the dainty refresh
ments served al the conclusion OF
the games. Mrs. A. Z. McClendon
scored high and Mrs. A. II. Weller
second high. Both players were
handsomely awarded.
The guests hidden to this pretty
affair were: Mesdames "A. Nj. Let
zerich, John Challas. Frank Chas-
tain. II. II. Burchard, II. J. Goetz-
Ike. o. N. Joyner. w. It. Hodge. A.
f. McClendon. A. II. Weller. and
j. c. AtchiScn.
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JOINT HOSTESSES
TO SERVICE CLUB

Mrs. o. D.. Jennings and Miss
Jenevia Palmer we're hostess 10 the
members and friends OF the Wo-
mans Service club ON Thursday
afternoon al the home Of their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Palm
or. The house was decorated with
the Christmas colors. The Christ
mas tree. beautifully decorated,
held a gift for each one present.
After a brief business session a
program was enjoyed. Roll call was
answered by Christmas resolutions.
A paper on Christmas by Kathleen
Norris was read by Mrs. s. Baker.
Jr. Miss Ethel Cannon read the
Tree Of knowledge" and a Christ
mas Editorial BY Mrs. c. c. Crit
chett was enjoyed. Verses from St.
Luke 2nd chapter l-2l BY Mrs.
Robert RoSenkoetter and Christ
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Tuesday Afternoon
Tourists Party

An afternoon party preceding
the New Years Eve celebrations
"a the bridge for visitors in the
city given in the Tourist club rooms
at the chamber OF commerce Tues
day by Mrs. Ada Nolen Mayer.
hostess. She had as her guest OF
honor Mrs. L. "A. Parker OF Goliad,
mother OF <. H. Parker Of the De-
partment Of Justice. who also as
sisted her in entertaining during
the afternoon.
j. T. Schumacher OF Green Bay,
Wis, won mems high score prize
and Mrs. l.. A. Coy OF Vermont was
fortunate among the women.
Mrs. Mayer announces that an
c1her party will be given at the
club rooms Friday evening. Games
Of 500 are TO be played and all
visitors are urged 20 call during
the evening, whether they play the
games or not. A total enrolment
OF 800 tourists has been reached In
the club, the majority of whom en-
JOY the weekly Inequalities given
at the chamber Of commerce.
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Sew Club
Gives Party

Husbands OF members or the Just
Sew club were entertained at a
New Years party given by the club
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs S. NJ Harvey. Bridge and
dominoes were the main diversions
or the evening. and several original
contests. Refreshments we're serv-
cd al a late hour. Twelve guests
were present.
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LOS FRESNOS
BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lupton were
hosts TO the members OF the Thurs
day night bridge club. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Ryan were guests and
played the hands Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. f. Barr who were absent be-
cause OF illness. Mr.. and Mrs g.
l.. Chattelle and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
K. Heners were also guests.
High score was won by Mrs. r.
Ryan and s. s. Sappenfield. Re-
freshments were served az the close
Of the evening. The next meeting
Will be al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. z. Barr.
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FORMER
VISIT

w. Il. Chamberlain and wife are
visiting in the Valley during the
holidays stopping over az Harlin-
gen. Mr.. Chamberlain has been in
San Antonio for the past two
months, going there when he re-
signed from the manaFership OF
the Western Union here. He VIII
open an office for the Postal
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HONOR GUESTS
AT LUNCHEON

Dr.. and Mrs. n. A. Davidson had
as their guests OF honor for sun
day luncheon Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Drury. whose wedding took place
early Sunday morning. and a few
members Of the wedding party. The
Davidson home was beautifully dec
GRATED in keeping with the occa-
sion.
The invited guests were. Rever-
end and Mrs. NJ. +. Drury. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. S. Wigga d. Miss Esther
Wigg'n. Warren Wlggan and the
bride and groom.
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and MeSdames j. L. Bogus, Burt
r. Hinkley. Jr.. Burnell Goodrich
w. K. Heaner. Robin Pate. c. l.
Pate Of Denver. and r. Ransome
Following the dinner. dancing and
games were enjoyed al the Schwarz
home until the coming of the New
Year.
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HUMANS DANCE
SUPPER HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. "a r Human en-
tertained their Bridge club with a
delightful dance and buffet supper
at their home on Wednesday eve
ming. A gin laden Christmas tree
afforded the guests much enter
tainment during the evening. Dane
ing was enjoved until a late hour.
Those enjoying the affair were:
Or. and Mrs. Il. r. McClenathan
and their house guest. DR.. Paul
lawson OF Chicago. Or. and Mrs.
George Delhi, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chau-
doln and Edward Bucklin.
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INFORMAL DANCE
FOR

Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Sappeniield
we're hostess 10 friends on Weines-
day evening. Dancing was enjoyed
during the evening. Refreshments
were served. Those present we're
MessrS. and Mesdames o. z. Tav-
Tor. Dick Cooper and Mrs. j. X.
Bull Of Brownsville and j. Z. But
Ter OF Dallas.
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RED a shower bouquet Of roses and
lillies-of-the-valley. Her bridesmaid
and mai6-of-honor woT beautiful
gowns Of pastel chiffon and car
RED orchid chrysanthemums.
Foil wig the wedding ceremony
an elaborate wedding supper was
served all the guests at the Wo-
mans Building. The beautifully
decorated table reserved for the
bride and groom held the tall we'd
ding cake. LITER the supper dane
ing was enjoyed BY the guests un-
I'll a late hour, the music being
furnished by a three piece orches-
ira.
The young couple left Friday for
various points in r state and eX-
pect 10 be away several weeks.
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YOUNG COUPLE
WE'D HERE

Miss Fern Wiggam. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wiggam. and
Mr.. Frank Drury. son Of the Rev
erend and Mrs. M. r. Drury were
united IN marriage Sunday morn
ing a. the home OF the brides par
ents. the father OF the groom Of
iiciatlng. Only a very few relatives
and close friends or the couple
we're present. Both are popular
members Of the younger social set
MI. and Mrs. Drury Will be a. home
III Harlingen.
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mas tree which was hung with
gifts for al the guests. After an
exchange or these gifts the guests
played bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Schander winning high and Mr..
and Mrs. J.. I. Coursey second.
The guest list included: MeSSrs.
and Mesdames II. II. Schander, X.
I. Dague. A. ". Brown. G. R-ier.
J. I. CoUrsey. +. @. Jackson, Misses
Elizabeth Coursey. and Jane Fish
er and Glen RAIDER.
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FAMILIES HOLD
OPEN bISF

Among the many families ~ Har-
lingen's social circles who held
Open House on Christmas Day were
Mr.. and Mrs. s r. Jennings, who
were assisted by their sol and
daughter. Mr.. and l-rs. Tom Samp-
son at their home on Van Buren,
Avenue: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Emmer-
son. who entertained Sith a de-
llghtful breakfast for a few close
friends and received callers the re-
mainder Of the morning; Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. 2. Traxler and daughters
Miss Julia and Miss Emily and Mr..
and Mrs. Don VALLEY. Hundreds
Of guests called a. these hor1es
during Christmas Day with greet
ings OF the season.
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JOYNERS ENTERTAIN
WITH BRIDGE

Al their home on Wednesday
evening lir. and Mrs. O. n. JOY
ner were hosts TO a few friends
with two tables OF bridge. A beau
tifully decorated Christmas Tree
was the principal decoration Of the
rooms and u held a gift for each
guest. After the games a tempting
plate containing sandwiches and
sweets was passed.
Guests present we're. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ]. Goetzke. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. @. AtchiSon, Mr.. and Mrs "A.
z. McClendon.
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James II. Patton os BLOOMINGTON.
Ind. arrived last week 10 visit his
mother. Mrs. Mary c. Patton and
brother. Roy Patton. and his sis
ter. Mrs. Maud Berry. HE will be
in the city several weeks and will
then go to Austin for inspection Of
the Bloomington Limestone COM
pany's holdings there. Mr.. Patton
may locate in Austin in the near
future.
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mas" BY Edgar Guest given by Mrs.
Harry Whipple concluded the pro-
gram.
Guests present were Mrs. r. o.
Gabbert, Mrs. 4. Dodds. Mrs. g. l..
Chattelle. and Mrs. O. w. Hansen.
The next meeting will Z, at the
home Of Mrs. II. II. Whipple.
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CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. Grant RAIDER were
hosts 70 the memoers OF inc Tues
day Evening Bridge club at thelr
home. The rooms we're gay in holi-
day attire. the most decorative
feature being the brilliant Christ
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gR1 Menus
!GGE skAeDaY

over moderate fire. stirring fire.
quently until a soft ball forms in
cold water. Set aside 20 minutes.
Add vanilla and beat until creamy.
Add raisins and spread on cake.
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FfRHUNALN
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Etaufer had
as Their dinner guests Christmas
Mr., and Mrs. w. PedIgo and grand
son and Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ros-
enkoetter.
Nr. ard Mrs. Clsud Atkins and
childr1n Of SAP Benito were din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. &.
i.ichey Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gobar was
hostess 10 the Neighborhood bridge
club on Saturday evening. High
score was won by 8. IT. Henderson
and Mrs. M. +. Orr. Refreshments
we're served. All members were
present.
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LIPEs ENTERTAIN
WITH nTN-NER

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lipe enter
tanned with a Christmas dinner
az their home. Those present were
Messrs and MeSdames George X
and daughter Lucy. Will Potter, AHA
II. C.. Debusk and children ana
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Hanna OF Fl
Jardin.
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FAMILY on
CHRISTMAS A

Mr.. and Mrs. De Zumwalt, and
relatives enjoyed a Christmas din
c at the Club House. Those pre-
sent we're MeSSrs. and MesdameS
Le Zumwalt and family, William
Stier and children. Ed Galloway
and children. s. p. Gabitzsch OF
Brownsville. John Zumwalt OF Day.
is. Mo. and Mrs. Nancy Broyles,
and Mr.. BriSco.
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Eta Burrus OF Joplin Mo-. and
Frank Chattelle OF San Antonio,
and Miss Mayme Gordon Of San
Benito.
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CHRISTMAS DINNER
HOSTS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. ". O.. Chattele en-
tertained on Tuesday evening with
a Christmas dinner. After the din
ner hour gifts were distributed
from a pretty tree 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
e. <. Ogden and family OF San
Benito. Mrs Stell Yoder. San Ben
ito. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cobar
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Chattelle and Neriew Jack, Mrs.
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Dinner Dances Among
More Formal EUents

Brownsville social circles. with a generous attendance OF prominent
Valeyites, celebrated the coming Of 1880 on New Years Eve in true New
Years fashion, eliminating a gay holiday season. Parties. dances and
warn services we're the favored entertainments. ranging from the small
informal home gatherings 70 the mor formal affairs o which large
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BY MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE
SPANISH CAKE FOR DESERT

Chicken Souffle Escalloped Celery
Biscuits Cranberry Sauce
Head Lettuce and Russian Dressing
Spanish Cake, Frosted Coffee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-01

c. L. Pate OF Denver. Colo. IS a
guest in the home Of his brother.
Robin Pate
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Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

Russell McChesney leaves today
TO spend some time in the eastern
markets.
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Ida Laura and Marguerite Mon
roe return today to resume their
studies in G. /. A.. Denton.
Evening star., 1930-06-27

at o'clock. The Burial Glass Chorus
Mrs T. A. HulfiSh conducting, sang
the Bridal Chorus" from "Lohenrin," )"
accompanied by Miss EVELYN Wells at
the piano. The hall was decora ted
with palms and oak leaves. giving a
pretty background for the baskets of
Midsummer flowers.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore gown of white
net trimmed with seed pearls, fash
ioned with fitted bodice and long full
skirt. Her tulle veil was caught at
the back with pearls and Grange bloS-
SONS and she carried bride roses with
shower of lilies of the valley
Mrs. Alfred Stidham was matron of
honor and had costume of peach
color point d'esprit made with fitted
bodice and short puff sleeves, the full
long skirt being of narrow rufles. Her
hat and MORE silk shoes matched the
dress and she carried blue delphinium
and Ophelia roses tied with long, blue
ribbons. Miss Dorothy Mae Ruth was
maid of honor for her sister and wore
dainty costume of blue point d'esprit
made with TERED skirt and short sleeves
and her hat and moire shoes matched
in color. She carried talisman roses
Evening star., 1930-06-27

Secretary's mother and sister. Mrs.
Dolly Hyde and Mrs. Brown Glenn of
Missouri. The program was given by
Mrs, Ann McGuffey, contralto; Mr..
John Marvel bass, accompanied by
Mrs. Mildred Kolb Schulze at the piano
Mrs. Kincheloe also gave a number of
her distinctive solos, including several
whistling selections.
Miss Hyde and Miss Jean Kincheloe,
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
Kincheloe, flew to Langley Field this
morning and will fly back this evening.
Senator and Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett
are in New York. where they went to
be with the latter's Son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
La Fargo, and make the acquaintance
Of the latter's infant son. born yester-
day Mrs. La Fargo was before her
marriage Miss Louisa Hoar.
Representative Ruth Bryan owen has
gone to New York preparatory to sail
ing July for London, where she will
attend the meeting of the Interparlia-
mentary Union. Mrs. Owen has the dis
tinction of being the first of her sex
to be named delegate to the Union
by the United States.
Representative Owen will return to
this country the first part of August,
when she will motor to the Yellowstone
National Park. accompanied by her lit
tie family. The trip West will be un-
usually interesting in as much as the
party will take their hotel on wheels"
with them, for attached to the auto
mobile will be large trailer, consisting
of several hunks and housekeeping sup
plies. The party will travel day and
night, the members taking turn-about
driving.
Mrs. Harry c. Ransley, wife of Rep
resentative Ransley of Pennsylvania,
has returned to Washington for a few
days visit at the Maynower
Mrs William Howard Taft. wife of
the late former Chief Justice, who is
in Warsaw for a short stay, was enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday by the
foreign minister Mr.. August Zaleski.
The United States Ambassador to the
Court of st. James, Gen. Charles G.
Dawes will sail from New York tonight
on the Majestic after spending a short
time in this country. The Ambassa-
dor was the guest overnight of Presi-
dent Hoover at the White House. Gen.
Dawes will be accompanied to England
by his brother, Mr.. Henry M. Dawes.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Huston,
daughter of the chairman of the Re-
publican National Committee, Mr..
Claudius Huston. to Mr.. Fulton Lewis.
jr., will take place at 4:30 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon in the Church of the
Epiphany, instead of the Bethlehem
Chapel, AS previously announced. A
Evening star., 1930-06-27

It's. HOOVER mas nad as her
hH guest for several days at the
II presidential camp at Rapidan,
4 / Va, Mrs. Hyde, wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture, who
will join the Secretary in their apart
ment in the Mayfower tomorrow.
The Italian Ambassador, Mobile Gia-
como de MARITIME, will be host to a
company at dinner this evening.
The Ambassador of Great Britain,
Sir Ronald Lindsay, returned to Wash
Sington this morning from New York,
where he went by airplane to greet
Capt. Charles Kingsford-Smith. who ar
<rived in the Southern Cross from
-Harbor Grace.
: The Minister of Greece. Mr.. Charlam-
@bos j. Simopoulos, who Joined Nine.
Simopoulos Wednesday at Newport, will
go TO New York this afternoon to at
tend dinner there tomorrow evening.
Representative Hudson MarrieS
In New Jersey Tomorrow.
Representative Grant M Hudson of
East Lansing, Mich, will be married in
@Unionville, N. j.. at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon to Mrs Mary e. Bloomer of
New York. The ceremony will take
place in the home of Mrs. Boomers
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs William
"A. Allen, who issued the wedding cards
Miss Helen Hudson and Mr.. Winthrop
Hudson, her brother, daughter and son
of Representative Hudson, will accom-
pany him to New York, and Mr.. Hud-
sons Son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger BirdSell of Milwaukee, and
his son, Mr.. Richard Hudson Of Lam
sing, Mich, are in the East for the
wedding. Representative Hudson's other
two sons will not be present at the
ceremony
Representative Ernest w. Gibson of
Brattleboro, VT, accompanied Mr. Hud-
son to New York and will serve as best
man for him.
Mrs. Bloomer, who is a widow, the
mother of several children whom she
has educated, has for many years been
treasurer of the Woman's Baptist Home
Mission Society and Is possessed of
charming personality.
Representative Hudson has been a
swidower for nine years and his late
wife died before his election to Con-
greSs. His daughter, Miss Helen Hudson
has been an intimate figure in con-
greSSional society and Official society
lin general in Washington, but has also
devoted the greater part of her time
ito philanthropic work in connection
with the Y. w. c. A.
The Secretary of Agriculture. Mr..
Hyde, and his daughter. Miss Caroline
Hyde, attended the informal musicale
last evening which Representative and
Mrs. David H. Kincheloe gave for the
Evening star., 1930-06-27

tied with ribbon to correspond with the
colors in her costume. The brides
other attendants were Mrs. Earl X.
Mothershead and Miss Maybelle Boyce.
who were dressed alike in pink net
trimmed with mouSseline de soir. Their
hats. which were turned off their faces.
and their satin shoes matched their
gowns and they carried pink roses and
Evening star., 1930-06-27

blue delphinium with long blue ribbons
DR.. Edward w. Niklas of this city
was best man and the ushers included
DR.. Depue Duffey, Mr. William E. Carey,
Jr.' Mr.. Alfred Stidham and Mr.. Rol.
Ston Lyon, all of Washington. Mrs
Ruth, mother of the bride, was in a
gown OF fiowered chiffon. soft orange
Continued on Third Paee.)
Evening star., 1930-06-27

The newly appointed counselor of
the Spanish embassy, Conde de Monte
fuerte. will arrive Monday at the Ward
man Park Hotel, where he has taken
an apartment.
Evening star., 1930-06-27

reception will follow at the home of
the brides father on Twentieth street.
Two thousand invitations have been
issued for the ceremony and reception.
Evening star., 1930-06-27

The first secretary Of the Belgian
embassy, Viscount de Lantsheere. will
sail tomorrow on the Belgenland to
spend the Summer abroad.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
Bruce-SchuIz Engagement
Interests Army Set.

Bruce-Schulz Engagement
Interests Army Set.
Col Edward w. Schulz. commandant
Of Fort Humphreys, Va, and Mrs
Schulz announce the engagement of
their daughter, Katherine Louise, to
Mr.. Albert White Bruce, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris e. Bruce of Oak
Park, Ill. The wedding will take place
at Fort Humphreys in the early Fall
Miss Schulz is graduate of the Uni
versity of Washington. Mr.. Bruce has
degree from the University of IL
linois. and is also a second lieutenant,
Engineer Reserve Corps.
Miss Catherine Rose Ruth. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Adam P. Ruth, and
Mr.. Robert Campbell Starr, son of
Mrs. Mary Irene Starr, we're married
last evening The ceremony was per-
formed in Burial Hall of Calvary
Baptist Church, the pastor, the Rev
DR.. William S. Abernethy, officiating
Evening star., 1930-06-27

. The Secretary of Agriculture. Mr..
Hyde, and his daughter, Miss Caroline
Hyde. attended the informal musicale
last evening which Representative and
Mrs. David H. Kincheloe gave for the
Evening star., 1930-06-27
SOCIETY
Mrs. Hoover Entertaining Mrs. Hyde,
Wife of Secretary of Agriculture,
at Rapidan Camp.

a A RS. HOOVER has had as her
= M guest for several days at the
N presidential camp at Rapidan,
4 / Va, Mrs. Hyde, wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture. who
will join the Secretary in their apart
ment in the Mayflower tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
BRITISH UNDERGRADUATE GIRLS STUDY WORLDS AND
SUNS FAR AWAY

The rteloent man takes an interest his front yard
greater interest in his country still greater interest," In n
State infinitely greater interest in his nation ana s
greater interest in the earth whole inheritance OF the
human
But human beings Of today usually very little beyond
their own yards extremely little beyond the county ana
State in which they live Few Of them spread their interest
around the world practically give any serious tnoug
to the universe outside of this little round ball.
They believe in vague way that there heaven some
where up there which they hope to attain and believe ao
vaguely, that there is hell somewhere oo"n 'nere "n
they hope to escape.
otherwise they concentrate on their front yards.
. n;o+ur. of vounu women at the Bedford College for
Women in London human beings displaying an interest
which in generations perhaps 1OOOOO perhaps LOO
600 years from will be mems GREATEST 81 nteres'
These young instructed by Sir FRANK Tyson!
Royal They have astronomical observatory Of
their own and a fine telescope, and THEY USE IT.
Some one said that the finest things in the world are
the starry armament and the moral nature OF man.
In these days of standardization study the moral nature
of man chiefly is shown in bootleggng and hOdups ana
study the starry frmaments not at all
1.-THE HEAVENS DECLARE THE GLORY OF GOD, AND
THE PERMANENT sHowETH HIS HAND1WoRK It u
only in the glory Of the heavens beautifully Lighted In usy
and the greater glory the star sky at night that tne
this universe be appreciated and the grandeur
Of the power that rules It,
It would be good thing American colleges would
take deep interest astronomy establishing no
matter how modest following the example OF this 6rsn COL
lege for girls . =. ..uon.,..,
Women long shown especial capacity Tor
studies . .1.
Some of the most important work in the greatest OOssrV
tories is done by woman ,., ,, 49,
The sister of Herschel worked with her brother side oy
side aiding him and sharing his glory. .
The dav coming although it is not yet here, when the star
Adehsran will seem important to 90 per cent OF EnS
world young women than powder puff or hpstlck
PsNotice the fine spiritual faces Of these young British
women that take up astronomy earnest sEuoy Ae
second girl from the looks like angel and probably
one she is worth thousand girls whose interest IN tnS
exnosure of their knees latest dance step w1gge