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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
La Paloma Girl Wins
In Dress Contest

Winners II various contests were
announced Friday night al the
final meeting Of the DIST annual
farmers short course Ci Texas A.
G II. college.
Awards we're made as follows:
Fourth appropriate dress con-
tests: Glass A school dress. Edith
Mills CT la Pa,oma Cameron
county. sewing machine ana gold
medal; story Ter school costume,
Gladys Adams or Memphis. Hail
county: Class b. sheer dress. Lois
Crow OF GTeenyille sewing machine
and geld media: story for sheer
dress. Agnes Weeks OF Ranger. A
total Of 1879 girls entered the con-
test and there were l43 from 81
counties il tie finals. The aver
age cost Of tae 81 school dresses
was s1.61 and Of the 81 sheer dress
as. S2.77.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

daughter, Elizabcth Davis 10 Nh.
Frank Hale gooducA "a WeGnes-
day evening. the twentieth OF Aug
US. 1t e.eAt-tl--,y O'Clock, Twenty
nine LiQalg0. PaCAlca Mexico
Miss Aay-er is the daughter ol q
prominent family "a EacAlca, aA
alumnus u the University al WASH
ington ana a member o. kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority. MI. Good
r.C.l Is the son 81 Judge and MS.
Z. h. Goodrich vi this city. lie ls
an alurnul OF the University Oh
Virginia. where he was 2 member
OF Sigma PHI Epsilon and Phi Delta
Phi, legal fraternity.
After the wedding tie couple
will live IN Mexico City. where MI.
Goodrich IS p~ractlcing law. Mrs.
Goodrich has been there some time
for a visit with her son ana Nl..
remain there untii after the we'd
ding.
The betrothal OF Frances Town
sen Kohle Of BrOCkl-ne Mass. TO
Robert "A. Pierce. ensign n the
United States Navy and son OF MIS-.
Frank Pierce OF Brownsville. has
been announced by her parents, M-.
and Mrs. Ernest OTTO kch'5 h
Brookline The date OF the wedding
has not yet been set. Mr.. Pierce vas
graduated in 1923 from tile Y. n.
Naval Academy ia Annapolis His
fiancee is a member ol the class OF
1891 Of GCucECr college.
D1ncy-AnderSOn
Many OF the younger set Will be
interested in tle wedding OF Oscar
c. Dancy Jr. SON Of Judge ard Mrs.
Dancy. and Miss Margaret Andcr-
son. daughter OF Air. and Mrs. A. ID.
Anderson. III JarGln which Is to-
take place Wednesday evening at
the Presbyterian church. with Rev
Day reading The ceremony. The
marriage Will hc 4 cIet ONE. and
The young couple VIII return t1 or
ange where Ar. Dancr Is engaged
in tho practice Of law.
Mrs.. Anderson al' her daughters
have been y1ca-ioui0r Kcrrvll TT
for several weeks. and returned to
Brownsville Sa lrdav Mr.. Darcv is
expected to arrive here Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Friendship Class
Enjoys Picnic

The Friendship Sunday school
class Of Olmit0 enjoyed a swim
ming party ana picnic Oh the lake
Wednesday evening. Games were
played. followed by the picnic sup
per on the banks Of the lake.
Those enjoying the outing were
RUBY T. arson. Vivian Austin. Eu-
nice StrcmGn. Doris Smith. Marg-
aret PUgA. Mary Lee Patty. Edith
kahitZer Catherine Sanhcrn. Viz
giria Myers. Bernie Box Roger
Myers. Herman Stroman. II. ~.
Smith. Hugh Nilharks. Perry oscar
jim Box. Henry FanninF.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Fox. Miss Luce. at home Mrs. Cliff
ford Smith, Is a licensed pilot but
shes through with flying for q
while. You see. her last trip was as
a passenger across the English chan
mel The next day the plane III
which she had flown fell into the
channel. killing seven persons. 1t
shocked Clair-shc's taking her own
time 10 recover.
The Duchess oI Apulia. q titled
italian nOblewOman. was q heroic
figure in tho recent Italian earth
quake disaster. She was severely
cut by flying debris and was given
treatment In a Naples hospital.
Shortly aftCrward. She was making
her way among the ruins. minister
inc to those worse injured.
A bride-tO-bo is Mrs. Caroline
HynsCn StollcnWe-Ck. whose mar
rage 70 Lamont du Pcnt. president
oi e.. r.. dl Pont de NemOurs COM
paly. and chairman of General
Meters, lis to- take place IN the fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

A party from Olmito enjoyed an
outing at Boca Chica this week IN
honor az Mr.. and Mr.. Phil Burst
and children ar Shawnee. Okla. who
arc visiting friends I'm Olmito.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckenzie and children. Mr..
and Mrs Otis Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Salon.
Mrs. Johnson. and Mrs. Morris Bob
bit oF r.. Isabel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earh0-n ~ 0--1ffo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Miss Hooking Goes
To Seattle Home

Valley Girl Reserves and u. w @.
A. workers regret TO learn of the
recent departure 81 Miss Lillian
Hcckng, Valley secretary. for her
home in Seattle. washington.
Miss Hooking plans to spend
some time here. and her present
plans are unknown to her many
Valley friends. She has occupied N
prominent place in Valley ". w. g.
Az and Girl Reserve activities dur
ing her STAY III this section. and was
popular wherever her duties took
her.
a successor 70 her office has not
been named.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
For Working Girls

DARIS Is trying To placl-e the
working women. who protested
when skirts We're ielg.ne tt ky
designing more than the usual vcf-
ietas OF clothes fOr util.ty wear.
The lilies WHO ne.t.'yr ton EJ~
spin are sui the IavCriCs Ci re-.
Rue dc IA Pax and pToLa3ly a4rvays
Will be. but TaTis rcW rcal1e That
there is a sisterh0Cd Of the pay check
IN the United States worth catering
to.
The well dressed working woman
is going TO wear jersey tweed for her
hours on duty next wiIte~ whether
IN the home or ~ the office. The
jerseys are light III weight and cark
II color. Black and white, brown
and white, dark gray mlDtures. and
blues and greens al are important.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Pittsburgh Musician
Visits Valley

Among Valley visitors for the SUM
mer ID Miss Rebecca FL. Gibson. lu-
%struCtOr IN Music in the public
schools " Pit. burFh. Pa. who is
the guest or Mrs. DOdds in Los
FrcsnCs.
She received her 1r. h degree this
June from Westminster Cailye of
Pennsylvania. and Is a wail-Elovn
radio entertainer over station
KDKA. She VIII sing fin the eve
ming services Cf the Christian church
ROOF assembly Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

the extreme left. foX-trotted many
times during the evening. ana the
noted Roman beauty Immediately
became the most envied girl in all
Italy.
Leaders cf the younger set IN
LOndon's aristocratlc society are
two young women. regal beauties.
These are recent portraits Cf An
CELIA Greenwood ttop) and Miss
Elizabeth EFerton Warhurt9n. An
CELIA. If you please. is not called
Miss but "HOnOrable-she liz the
daughter Of Sir III. and Lady Green
wood " London. and Miss Warbur-
ton IS the daughter Of the Hon. Mrs.
Dallas Waters.
She can fly or she can act. can
blond and pretty Miss Clair Luce.
She's 4 licensed pilot as well as one
AZ the valuable assets OF Ziegleld
Foll.es on Broadway. Just now
she's in Hollywood. in her own
words, 4 screen actress who has
never been Oh the screen. She has
a contract ali signed to play for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

WASHTNETON-R-Mrs Percy
Written OF New York and Washing
ton. who lis noted for her good Look
ing sports clothes. usually wears ~
single flower on her tweed Ut silk
suit.
The flower always matches her
gloves or some ether dress Access
sorry and sometimes 10 harmoni1es
with the costume ul her little girl.
who often accompanies her.
when tile little girl dresses in vel
low the mother wears a yellow rose
and yellow gloves with her dark
tweed suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Paris Sends hints for the College Girls Wardrobe
Her Skirt Remains the Sanctuary New Fabrics fo Evening Dcses-she Will Choose
Nchtecn for Campu-Wfl q Tweed CGt-And Cotton rocN-
There Must Be Velvet IIat-Back ]. Lopular

Fancy weaYcs and patterned mix
lures are smart. Ensembles COM
bIne dresses and jackets or coats
and skirts. Coats miss the henline
by z couple of inches. Skirts aver
age ten to twelve inches below the
knees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Club Entertained
At TuncO Home

Misses Vivian ard Lila Junc0 en-
tertained tire Club T. ~ their home
THURSDAY night. Miss Aurora Blake
was winner OF high score ii the
games. Refreshments were served
Guests were CCnchita Garcia. Lola
Tlierina. Amanda Cavazos, Aurora
Blake. Maria CavitO. Maria Cantu.
Rcmana CaTazcs VOLTA Tlierina.
Martina Rec.o. and CCnsuelo Cham
picn.
The club is to meet next Tuesday
with Maria Cantu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

which one must look wcl. The
smart coed will cheese ~velvetecn
for her snappy. stylish trOcks. She
Will have a yelyetcen jacket for q
lhall.s frock, ard 10 serve double
duty with a skirt Cf contrasting coll
or. Next. she VIII have 4 lightweight
wool ~ knitted fabric frock with
beret 10 match. She will also choose
a tailored suit oil hight weight tweed
to have on hand for rainy days and
tramps TO rustic spots. Her coat
will show the new hem length.
slightly longer. but about ID inches
from the floor and still above the
hem Of the frCck. Coat silhOUcttcs
are flared. defining the figure III
line with the slender costume out
line. Rough wOoiens for sports wear
will be smart. or the Camel's hair
coats without fur trimming, and
with wide adjustable cellars.
FAIONG the smart c0-eds ward
~ role. cotton must have a place.
sheer cottons arc gaining pres
tige ana are shown as correct for
theatre. informal evening. and after
noon party. Bingham, pique. rat
Inc and cotton mesh are II the
limelipht at the most fashionable
resorts. Three-piece pajamas OF
terry cloth cut with sleeveless bOdices
and low backs are a popular cotton
item. and sheer cotton frOcks. some
Of them elaborated bv handwork,
are appearing at fashionable lunch
cons. Embroidered ard printed
bat stes are having also q period Of
rcnLlarity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

popular subscription fOr the enc
tiCn Of such a monument .o Je
defeated on the two hundreth an
riversary of TIE first presidents
birthday. was reported t1 the re-
gents Y. the last meeting Oh the
beard. The regents passed Oh res0lu-
ton approving thu action Cf the
Daughters of the American REvolu-
ton and inviting them To- place tha
monument ON the campus of the
University. since. in their opinion
the University }s a logical and
rrCrer place for tho erection OF
such m monument.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

She f. the widow OF r. Carroll or
Stollenwerck VI Baltimore. r. viii
he du Points third matrimonial ven
ture.
John Hay CJCck) Whitney. heir
70 N Of tie country's greatest for
tunes, here IS shown III an exclusive
news photo with his iiancee, Miss
Elizabeth AltemUs. The picture was
taken during the sgmi-firals Of the
Junior polo championship az the
Fumsnn country club, New Jersey.
Whitney il the son of the late PAYNE
Whitney, multi-millionai-e sports
man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

NEW YCRK-EY-Nrs. Eldred
Warner Is among fashionable wom-
en- sponsoring the vogue or black
and white crepe for evening wear.
She appeared at the Central Park
casino recently II 4 white crepe
gown patterned with large black
flowers. cut low In back and worn
without ad0rnment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

.TTTOMEN the wide world over are
VII busy. doing many things Of in
teress. At home and abroad,
news comes daily of activities among
women who are widely known IN
their own exclusive sets and inter-
nationally. as well.
"A young lady who recently held
the social spotlight in Rome had
the distinction oI being selected by
Premier Eenito Mus lini. Italian
dictator. ais his dancing partner ar
the National Fascist bali in Rome.
"EI Duce" and the lovely. dark-eyed
sian0rina Carmen B0ni. pictured at
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Coming Out-ot-7own Weddings
Oh Much Interest to Circles
OF Friends and Society Here

TWO approaching out-oI-town weddings Of Brownsville men are of much
interest to local society. news q the coming events haylg been received
here recently.
Invitations arc cut. reading as follows: M and Mrs. Maurice Henry
Kayaar reauass the ulaaaare of your p.a.ence AZ the MARRIAGE cl Their.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Valley D. A. r. Chapter Part
OF State Organization Asked
To Erect Monument on CAMPUS

Valley Thomas Barlow id a. r. chapter as a part KY the state or
ganlzatlon has been invited by THE board of regents OF tine University or
Texas to place 2 monument on tas university campus to Tie memory
OF George washington.
News that Tie 8r-an-za.-on is concentrating the ra--aE a- q lnl wv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Velvet Hal Vogue

As for millinery-the beret holds
its own. There are certain LITTLE
frocks that call for barets. and only
are stressing velvet and exploiting
the double brim treatment. Camille
Roger shows a marble green velvet
with the wide brim and short back
across which is a knot OF velvet. Lie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

paris Just another mCnJu-and
the college girl Will come into
her own again. And q month
is no. y BIT TO soon ~ the coed
10 1eein her fall wardrobe, because
il usually takes z months frantic
buyine. fitting. and altering 10 pro-
duce that sleek, fashionable, and
ultra-modcrn collection of clothes
which TIE college girl packs into
her wardrobe trunk to make an el-
v.abie parade among campus acti-
vltics.
Paris comes to the front, with
wcll-choscn hints On the iall ward
robe tina Mill furnish the college
girls and others interested with IT.
errinE information as To- style trend
and correct adaptionS. All the fash
ionable designers OF Paris for the
pest few days have had their Off
ciai and formal fall openings under
way. Mennequlns parade before
hundreds Of buyers displaying the
latest word which miiady WIFI f3l-
low f1r fan fashions.
Skirt Lengths
TSTTE ever important style item Of
late hos been the skirt length.
The trend remains abOU, TIC
same-Chautal sponsors the short
skirt for daytime, sports about II or
ID inches from tile floor. and crdi-
nary afternoon frOcks is inches.
The skirt Of the evening gown may
touch the ground. a. Il may adopt
the COZ style ci instcp length.
The college miss Will have a
wealth Of new fabrics and styles
70 choose her evening irock from.
The sfy.lgts are showing 4 tendency
To SPONSOR rich fabrics. duchess
satin. lame. brOcaded faille, lace,
chiffon and velvet. Bead em0rold-
cry OF gecrgette VII also be favored
for evening fr0cks. White SATIN rs
given an important place Tor formal
wear. and mitch sheer metal cloth
is being employed. Some OF the
formal costumes take into consider
alton the effect of frocE and Jack
al. velvet stressed for the wraps eS-
p~ecially. CrepCs. chiffon, crisp net
and MORE are also made much OF.
THE silhouette remains "long-lmb-
ed. with smooth hips and nor
nal waistIne. FlarlnE penlums
ard soft hustle effect is occasionally
/ expressed. and flowers are again IN
troduCed for formal gown trimmings.
Z Rclero ard cape themes are recur-
rent. GlittertnE touches tor the
evening frCck are seen in shoulder
Y straps and buckles, Gins. belts. bows
and slender sashes. The ever pop
ular Jacket. sometimes embroidered
/ holds its favor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

"a nice salad tCr hot evenings y
alligator sliced tomatoes and
water cress. served with IN tart
French dressing and thin bread and
butter sandwiches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Practical Frocks

But the college girl primarily Is
concerned with more practical
frccks. There must be many Of
these to wear to class. sorority meet
ings, informal functions that can
hardly be called parties but for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

"A flesh co,ored Nin0n lingerie
seq of panties and VISIT has its hip
peplum outlined with iace and the
TOD KY its vest the same.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24

Beginning operations II 1872 with a capital OF $50
oo the Three Rivers G-z3 company has continued
to expand and gr0S Until recently i vas necessary %
increase - capital stock from $4,000 10 800 O0 %
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year
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24


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