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The Washington times., 1931-10-21
Washington fashions
BY WILMA LAVHLE

The formal season is really
upon us at last. The few
events of Importance last week
proved that we are all ready
for it, eager to begin wearing
really formal clothes again,
and wearing them with more
charm than ever. At the the
ater every night. many eve
ming gowns appeared. though
a dinner dress would really
have "done." At the concert
practically everybody wore eve
ming clothes, new ones that
pointed the way to the new
season.
We Need Many Types
This year there is a sharper
line drawn between informal
and formal evening clothes.
We have many dinner, Sunday
night, cocktail or other semi
formal types, all slightly diff
ferent among themselves, and
divided by wide gulf from
the really formal evening
gowns. And in addition to
them, we must have gowns
for receptions, for the theater
If we care to dress for it,
and for other occasions Of dig
nifty. And in this year Of great
variety, there are many things
to choose from.
Ror Regal Elegance
For extreme sophisticaticn,
we may choose black velvet.
1t is really and regally elegant
and it always looks "in place"
no matter what type function
We wear it to. 1t NAV be
demure, but in the gown we
sketched today, it is very
knowing and clever. Nearly
all black velvet gowns follow
the prevalent silhouette OF
moulded sheath that clings as
close as possible, but even so.
gives plenty OF freedom for
walking or dancing.
For mere information about
this gown, or for help with your
shopping or fashion problems,
write Miss LaviIIe, enclosing q
SeIf-addresSed, stamped envelope,
or telephone District 5260. Ex-
tension 1S9. Office hours, 8 to
III and 4 to s.
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To Be Feted Friday

Marshal Petain, hero Of Ver-
dun, and the members Of the
French delegation, will be en-
tertained at dinner Friday eve
ming at the Mayflower by the
French Institute Of Washington
before the reception to be given
in their honor by the AmbaSsa-
dor Of France and Nine. Claudel.
The large reception which the
institute had planned for this
evening has been cancelled.
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Ambassador
Is Host at
Dinner

The Ambassador Of Belgium
and Nine. May will ent6ftain
at dinner this evening at the
embassy in honor of their house
guest, Mr.. Emile Francqui, for
mer minister of state Of Bel
GUM, and prominent financier
in that country.
The ambassador presented Mr..
Francqui to the President at the
White House at noon today.
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~ - .rs
Polish Envoy,
AtWhjte
House

The President received the
Ambassador of Poland. Mr..
Tytus Filipowicz, at the White
house. today! Following the lat
ter's return after spending the
summer in Europe.
Nine. FilipowicZ has remained
on in Poland. and she will not
return to the Capital until the
early winter,
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Mexican Envoy Here

The newly appointed ambas-
sedor OF Mexico, Senor Don j.
Puig Casauranc, arrived in
washington this morning, to
assume his new post, succeed
ing ,Senor Don Manuel c.
Tellez.
He came from Mexico City
by train, accompanied only by
his private secretary.
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Sail From France

The United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Walter Z.
Edge are sailing today from
france to spend several months
in this country. They plan to
return to Paris early in Decem-
Der.
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Binghamton Resident
To Live in Capital

Mr.. M. L. Oeyo arrived yes
terday from his home in Bing-
hamton, N. Y. and is at the
Dodge for the winter. He was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
r. H. Deyo and Mr.. G. M.
Estes. also of Binghamton. who
will be at the Dodge for sew
era1 weeks.
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Return Today

The Secretary Of Labor and
Mrs. Doak will return this
afternoon from Boston, where
the Secretary attended the an
nual meeting Of the Associated
Industries Of Massachusetts,.
held in that city today.
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Goes to West Orange

Mrs. Hoover left early this
morning for West Orange, N. j..
where she attended the funeral
services Of the noted inventor,
Thomas Alva Edison. She Is ex-
pected back at the White House.
this evening.
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Ambassador Here

The United States Ambassa-
dor to Cuba and Mrs. Harry F.
Guggenheim arrived in Wash
ington this morning and will be
at the Mayflower during their
brief stay in the Capital.
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Marriage Announced
BY Brides Parents

Mr., and Mrs. James Chester
Bibb announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Mary Eliza.
beth Bibb. to Mr.. Ogden Thomas
Davis. ir.. Saturday, October ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left BY
motor later for a trip in the
North. and up their return 10
Washington they will reside at
the Al-Roy, 1918 Kenyon St.
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In New York Civ

The minister Of Siam, Mai.
Gen. Prince Amoradat Krida-
kara, is in New York at the
Ambassador Hotel for a brief
visit.
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Arrives in Capital

Mr.. Charles D. Lawrence,
Assistant Attorney General in
charge Of customs, has arrived
at the Carlton, where he will
remain for several days.
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Stops in Capital En-
Route to Baltimore

Mrs. Huntington williams. Of
Baltimore. is spending a few
days at the Mayflower on her
way home from Yorktown. where
she represented Chapter Of
the Colonial Danes of America
at the celebration.
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Tennis Banquet Was
Given Last Evening

The annual banquet OF the
Washington Tennis Association
was held last evening in the
Florentine room Of Wardman
Park Hotel when the president
of the United States Lawn Ten
mis- Association, Mr.. Louis j.
CarrutherS, was the guest OF
honor and principal. speaker.
Players and followers OF the
sport were among those pres
ent, and plans for future tennis
activities were discussed. There
were about so guests present.
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Visitor in Capital
From PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. James F. Sullivan, Of
Philadelphia, is at the May
flower for a few days, en- route
from Yorktown to her home.
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Informal Dinner Host

Mr.. F. D. q. Osborne, minis
ter plenipotentiary Of Great
Britain, entertained q few
guests informally at the dinner
dance at the Shoreham last
evening.
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Leaves Colombia

The United States Minister
to Colombia, Mr.. Jefferson
Caffery, is leaving Bogota to-
day, en- route to this country.
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In Washington
0oQQ( (dnuCN=


der of October been thus far Marshal Petain the
distinguished guest of the nation who from France
companed by notable group of whose forebears took
part in our War of Independence will have the opportunity
to visit Newport at its most beautiful season.
Owing the autumn weather, many prominent mem
bers of the colony there have remained on and baeys
Beach, that popular rendezvous and cncs being
held daily the sands by the ate-staying cottagers
series tombstone golf tournaments have been featured
at the Country Club and the wekend find the resort very
active
Many have remained on especially for the elaborate
cepton being prepared in honor of Marshal Petan and the
members of the French commission, on October N
In addition to the series of public functions for the French
VISITORS Dr. and Mrs Alexander Hamilton Rice will give
luncheon at Miramar that day, in their honor Prominent
residents Newport that tme and descendants OF the
French officers who commanded during the Revolutionary
war will attend the luncheon Dr. Rice chairman Of the
general committee arranging the celebration as well
Marshal Petain Feted Everywhere
Brig Gen Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs Vanderbilt who
have concluded their stay at Beaulieu in Newport
will give dinner their New York residence October 5
for Marshal Peain who will be in New York that day en-
route to Newport
Another interesting planned honor Of the Marshal
of France and the French delegates to Yorktown the re-
cepon be given by the president and board OF managers
of the Society of Daughters the Cincinnati at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Cass Gilbert in New York next Monday
Mrs Gilbert president Of the society," and
opening her house for the occasion High ranking Officers
Of Army and Navy of the United States and large com
pany of distinguished and in New York society
have been invited the French vstors and Mrs
Russell Tucker president of the organization will de-
liver the address of welcome to the noted visitors.
Each Day Filled With Interest
Each day of their stay in Washington will be marked by
important event. and during their visit the French dele
cation will make visits Arlington and to Mt Vernon,
where wreath will be placed the tomb of President
Washington; and the visitors will have the opportunity to
inspect the beautiful old mansion, which especially lovely
now in its setting Of autumn foliage
The drive from here to Mt Vernon is filled with historic
interest markers placed along the roadside tell Of
Revolutionary battles.
Pohick Church. where General and Mrs Washington at
tended SERVICE an especially interesting landmark and
the pew occupied by the Washington family still be
The Washington times., 1931-10-21
Sen. Hebert Is Here
From Rhode Island

Senator Felix Hebert, who
has been in Rhode Island for
the past few weeks. has re-
turned to his apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
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where he expects to spend the
next three months on leave
Of absence.
He will arrive in Philadel-
phia October 20.
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D. A. R. Chapter Will
Entertain at Bridge

The Dorothy Hancock Chap
ter OF the Daughters CT the
American Revolution will give
a banquet card party in the
Gold room OF Wardma1n Park
Hotel Friday, october %.
The Washington times., 1931-10-21
Mrs. Bradley Takes

Apartment in City
Mrs. Jane B. Bradley has
closed her home in Rockville
for the winter and has taken
an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel.
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ACACIA APARTMENTS. complete
IN and beautifully furnished Close
in Phone 1881. OPS
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MIGHTY RIGHT

The strong finish that the Palms
put on 10 exc out the honors in
the race for the first half IS stlll
causing much favorable and IN
favorable comment throughout the
circuit. McAllen was forced to down
the Harrington Ladds three games
IN one day IN order TO finish ahead
Of La Feria by a scant .00l Of a
point. Rumors are being circulated
that the Hawks have protested the
playing OF three games in n day,
but the writer was informed Sat-
urday night BY Bishop Clements.
assistant to President Ladd, that
no protest had been sent through
his office and that as far al he
knew nothing would be done to-
wards playing anymore games for
the further settling OF the honors
between McAlIen and La Feria.
There are no rules governing the
amount OF games that should be
played in one day as long as they
are scheduled affairs and Manager
Trammel OF the Ladds informed us
that the extra contest was a post
poned affair that was rained out
earlier in the season and was legal
In every manner.
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Phone 8
For Quickest Results
BIZ PAUL NICHOLSON

TOLEDO. o., July 6-tR1- The
long distance. nonstop flight cpl
demlc has gripped the 1891 national
open golf championship.
George Won Elm, Big business
man OF the links from Los Angeles,
and that ironman Poe from Green
wich, Conn, Billie Burke. were still
touring the sand hills OF Inverness
today in search OF the golden
fleece OF American golf, which
Bobby Jones surrendered without
firing a single shot.
It was the fifth day Of the record
breaking flight OF golf. more than
half the time il took Post and
Gatty to skim around the world
Won Elm. who sank a l5-fs>t putt
for a birdie three on the final
green OF the 72-hole regulation tus-
Sic for the title Saturday to shove
II into overtime. did the same thing
yesterday from u feet to force the
weary struggle into his second &c.
hole play off. the longest stretch in
the big shows IS years Of play.
Coming to the final tee n shot
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Won Elm, Burke Tie And
Meet Again for U. S. Open

behind because OF a late rally b.
Burke, the big business man from
the Pacific whacked a mighty drive
285 yards down the fairway OF the
325 yard hole, sailed his pitch IL
from the pin and then calmly and
surely sank his putt for a birdie
three TO keep the fight in a dead
lock.
AS so0n as the ball dropped out
OF sight inLthe little tin can, the
thousands OF visitors scurried to
telephones TO cancel their train
reservations and, as one droll golfer
remarked. TO put up In Toledo for
the summer"
Yesterdays fight, part OF II In
oppressive, sticky heat and another
part In a whipping rain. was a
ding dong golf drama from start
70 finish. Both players wound up
with l49 scores. seven shots ove-
par for the distance, but they pro-
vided enough thrills to make this
big show OF American golf a never
to be forgotten fight. Only IA h~'-r
out OF the 80 we're halved and ttt
OF them were squared with brides
or super golf.
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SPORTS ARE
UP IN RACE
Dcormats Of Texas Loop
Take Sudden Turn
For Better
BY BILL PARKER
Associated Press SnOrtS WI

|hHooAA4tCu EHG85 6nUHt& NIAt(I
When you glance at the Texas
league baseball calendar and see
the Shreveport Sports in second
place only four points away from a
tie with Houston for first place,
don't call for your glasses under
the impression your eye sight has
betrayed you. Really the Sports,
long the door-mat on the Texas
league, are up there doing things
In the second half. After opening
the second half by taking four out
Of five from the Dallas steers. the
Sports returned 70 their own port
Sunday and continue TO g e fans
something 70 think about BY taking
the Fort Worth Partners s to n.
With the score tied at Sail sun
day and runners on second and
third, Bill Terry, rookie Fort Worth
pitcher, made a wild pitch that
allowed Shreveport to down the
Cats. IL was q see-Saw ball game
that say the Sports overcome a
three run lead by staging a five
run stampede in the sixth. 1t was
Fort Worth's fifth loss In six games
and left the Cats in seventh posi-
tion-a far cry from their third
place in the first half.
The Galveston Buccaneers. who
hkye lost six straight games IN the
S8cond half, almost won from Hous-
tbn Sunday. The Buccaneers had
the game sailed away 4 TO 2 until
the first OF the ninth when HOus-
ton showed six runs across to not
only overcome G9lveston's lead but
TO wir the game 8 TO 6. Medwick hit
a horne run during the wild six
run rally which allowed the Buff
faloes to retain their first place
position.
The Beaumont Exporters proved
they still have a pennant barrage
when hey spotted the San Antonio
indiana five runs and then beat the
redskins. 6 to s. John Wyatt. re-
Gently secured by Beaumont from
the Detroit Tigers. started his
Initial game for the Exporters. but
VAS shelled from the mound In the
second when a flock OF San An
tonic hits put five runs across.
Hamilton featured the Eve run
rally BIZ clouting a home run. Green
succeeded wyatt and pitched ex-
cellent baseball before poiny ont
for a pinch hitter IN the sixth.
Buck Marrow firrshed for Beau-
mont and get credit for the victory.
In the only doub'eheader. Dallas
and Wichita Fails shit even. The
Steers. with Lefty Mlnogue turn
Ing in his ninth win % the geaSon.
won the first game s TO 1. Bob
Cooney started for the SDudderS
and pitched commemorative baseball
until the seventh whcn the Steers
MANAGED 10 ret across four runs
TO break q ! II I deadlock. Ii made
Coonev'S fourth defeat this season
against his eleven wins.
Grady Adk ms and Howard Tav-
Tor tied IN IN another mosnd duel
IN the second ZANE which TAYLOR
won . TO 0 The Spuddars got n
pair OF runs in the second which
was ENOUGH. for Tavlor dropped the
Steers with three hits
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ANNOUNCEMENT-We will place
lots on sale az Del Mar ca Boca
Chica Beach about July 18th, or as
soon es map can be finished. We
r IN a position 10 give Warranty
Deeds and Abstract showing good
title. Streets will r. hard surfaced
clay. water and light connections
can be had. Del Mar. Inc, BY Sam
Robertson, Treasurer. Ql8
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Diamond Dust
THEY'RE OFF
by "LEB"

At the SOUND OF play BALI the
valley League Friday afternoon step
ped into the second half OF their
schedule and there is every as
surance that the race will be even
more close than the first part Of
the season. McAllen winner OF the
first half stepped into the league
leadership with a pair of victories
over the La Feria N~ighthawks. run
ner-ups in the race. while San Be-
nito and Harlingen broke ven their
holiday fracaS.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

County Court, OF Cameron County,
Texas.
Given under my hand and seal OF
said court IN the city OF Browns
vile, this. the 3rd day Of July. 1881.
II. y. SEACO, Clerk.
County Court OF Cameron County,
Texas.
By %. r. Bremen. Deputy.
Issued this the 3rd day Of July. 1881.
III. ID. Seago. Clerk. County Court
Cameron County. Texas.
BY o. r. Brenher. Deputy
7-6-l3-20-77Ats0o2
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close i'm. VIII also consider general
work. 500 81. ivy. Street, Harlingen,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
Valley Travel Bureau

Cars and Passengers to all Points
On Share Expense BASIS
Harrington Office: 1921 w. Harrison
Phone 405 Mrs. w. w. Hcuser. Mgr.
NcAllen office: Mctlien Hotel Bldg.
Phone 363 Mr.. j. w. Butler. Mgr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-06
NIGHT CONVERT

James Bowie. well known real
estate man from San Benito. Is one
Of the newest converts 10 night
baseball. Bowie. always a lover o.
the national sport. tuned in the
other night on a broadcast of one
Of the games at H~arlingen and de-
cided to pay a visit to one of the
night games. After witnessing one
Of the contests. he vows he will
see one as often as possible. The
league needs many such people as
this II they wish 70 see organized
baseball in the Valley.