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from Lubbock where she has been
attending the summer session at
Texas archaeological College. Miss
MewShaw viii teach az Los FreSnos
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Fauquhar have
rs their guests Miss Malcolm Mon
o OF Houston. Miss Monroe q n
niece OF Mrs. Fauquhar.
Miss Helen Ruth Reeves has C.
turned 10 san Benito after SPEND
ing the summer az Lubbock where
she attended the Texas Technologi-
cal College. Miss Reeves is head of
the English department at High
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. st. John and
little son are visiting Mrs. SC.
Johns mother In san Antonio.
d. II. Monroe and son. ID. r. Mon
roe, Jr- Earl Amerman and r.
Brooks have returned 70 Houston
after visiting IN the home or Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Farguhar.
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Genty-SteH
Mupital Rites
Solemnized

A marriage that came as a sur
prise TO their many friends was that
Of Miss Mattye Gentry to r. J..
Stell preceding the morning ser
vice at the Central Christian church
Sunday. and using the double ring
ceremony. Rev. II. j. Howard Off
clated. The bride wore a becoming
black and white ensemble with
matching accessories.
Mrs. Stell has been a popular
teacher in Brownsville schools for
several years. Mr.. Stell is a member
Of Stell and Moothart Realtors.
The couple will be at home to their
friends at 744 Palm Blvd, after a
short trip 70 Galveston and other
points Of interest.
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Texans Capture
Louisiana Titles

SHREVEPORT. La. Aug. 3l-P.
Texas players carried home the
mems title in the Louisiana state
open tennis championship tourna-
ment which closed here yesterday.
However, Miss Anna Roll, or New
Orleans. southern champion. added
the state title 10 her list by winning
the Women's singles championship.
Miss Koll this season also has at
tached the Alabama and Tennessee
singles titles.
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Mission
CLUB
wTN~n~r~nG

TUESDAY CLUB
HOSTESS
Mrs. viii Brown entertained the
Tuesday afternoon bridge club this
week with a two-table personnel.
Mrs. Herbert Melch was high
scorer. Mrs. r. N. Smith and Mrs.
Carl Roetelle were out Of club geusts.
DUTIES ARE
CLUB HOSTS
Col. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Duffie
were hosts at the regular meeting
OF the Friday Mite dinner bridge
club al Their home south Of town.
-Four tables Of players composed
the party. with Mrs. Burnett and
j. r. Ewers high scorers, Ms. Ew-
ers and VIII Brown lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott See and
children OF Dallas are here for q few
days visiting at the home Of Mrs.
\ Drummond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Price are
+ spending the weekend in San An
tonic.
Mrs. Earl Stewart returned recent
w nom Ill SNNEANQEA hdNdA4DA lA
South Dakota and Iowa.
Mrs. s. l.. Hardin and children
Miss Margaret and Sid, Jr., came
home Tuesday from a visit with
mrs. Ha-din'S mother, Mrs. Free
man and sister and family.
Curtiss Beatty IS home from Wich-
chas. Barnes and Justin Card
spent the weekend with friends in
Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton PRESLEY and
family returned 70 San Antonio
Sunday, after a few days visit with
Mrs. s. A. and the Albert McHenry
MT. and Mrs. T. r. Card and Mrs.
r.. =. Vawter were in McAllen Mon
day guests at an evening bridge
party given by Mrs. Z. M. Card and
Mrs. Kreidler.
Mrs. Lee Mckinney I'd her three
daughters, Misses Isabel. Virginia
and Edna Lee are here from Ssn
Antonio for 6 couple OF weeks, visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith and
the George Speer family.
Word has been received IN Mis-
xton that 1t. Hohldahl OF the Mar
ines has been ordered home from
Eluefield. Nicaragua. and is on the
way to New York City. Mrs. Hohl-
dahl is the eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. j. Grove.
Tracy Card is in east Texas on a
business trip this week.
Mrs. Ida Flenner Is home from
San Antonio, where she has been
undergoing medical treatments. She
Is much improved In health.
r. @. Page and c. A. Helviy OF
Lincoln, Heb., were In Mission Mon
day.
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othy Bell, laws Of Edinburg. and
Florence and Pauline Orloff Of La
Feria.
Bridge was enjoyed bv the
mothers Of the children, during the
afternoon, at which Mrs. Max
Tavvs OF Edinburg Won high score
prize.
SUPPER AFFAIR AT
BENNETT HOME
Mrs. II. K. Bennett entertained
with an enjoyable chicken and waf-
fle supper on Wednesday evening
in honor OF her house guest, Mrs.
r. s. Null.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L. Sugg. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ebling.
Mrs Myrtle Lee and y. r. George
and the honoree.
Mrs. II. G. Douglas was hostess at
an industrial meeting az the Wom-
ans Auxiliary Of the Baptist
church the day being spent in
sewing on articles for the Orphans
Home at Bastrop.
At the noon hour a picnic style
lunch was served. A business ses-
sion was held IN the afternoon.
preceding the continuing OF the in
dustrial work with Mrs. j. c. Potts
presiding. Mrs. j.. Fl. Dilbeck. who
il leaving o with her family for
McAllen, where they will reside,
was the recipient Of a lovely hand
kerchief shower.
The intermediate Girls Auxiliary
Of the Baptist church met with
Miss Nadine Lentz this week for An
industrial session. The time being
spent IN filling a box for a foreign
o%rphanage. sponsored by the Bap-
tist church. A social session was
held later, and refreshments serv-
ed.
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DR.. william 8. Wadsworth. cor
oner'S physician or Philadelphia.
has evolved a color test TO gauge
a mans mental makeup and show
whether XXI not he is capable OF
certain acts.
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CALENDAR
Tuesday

Miss Isabel Lopez will entertain
members of Club Twelve.
Rebekah Lodge Is To- meet In the
Masonic Temple.
Willacy- Cameron county zone
meeting OF the Methodist churches
al RaymOndville.
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WeddingO Of
Interest Is
SOlemnized

WESLACO. Aug. 3l.-A wedding
Of much interest to their many
friends was that or Miss Jane Steb-
bins 10 NJ. j. Harmon Wednesday
morning at S.45 a. the home o. the
parents of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. StebDinS The Rev. w. Il.
Shepherd performed the impressive
ring ceremony. The mantel was
banked high with Queen'r wreath
and roses to form the altar Miss
Mary Louise Stebbins. sister OF the
bride, acted as bridesmaid. Al Smith
accompanied the groom as best
man.
The bride was dressed in an en-
semble Of beige crepe, with access
series to match. Only the immediate
family was present.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding cake was served with coffee.
Thu young couple left Immediately
for Monterrey and Saltillo. Mexico.
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Mercedes
MISS ANDERSON

MISS ANDERSON
DANCE HOSTESS
One Of the delightful affairs OF
the week was the dance given BY
Miss Frances Anderson at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson.
The home was beautifully decor
ated with flowers and ferns and
the guests, which included a num-
Der from other towns danced from
8 o'clock until midnight. Punch
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was served throughout the eve
ming.
Miss Anderson's guests included
Misses La Rue Farley and Marie
Ramsey OF Harrington, Mary Eliz-
abeth Mcneil, Mauudine Blanken-
ship, Anna Baum. Ruth Wood,
Catherine Commons, Juanita and
Dagma Blanchard, Yvonne Mar
shall, Mary Lee Kern, Amy Nc
Manus, Claire and Beula Bennett
Of Cuero, Tex, and Bill Coppin,
Donald Bartor, Tom Shock Of La
Feria, Bob Ritter. Roy Alderman,
r. M. Elmore and Jack Schuep-
bach OF Harrington, Noel Lapgdon
Of Mission, Ralph Fritz. Jim Ba-
zaar, Bobby Burns. Barr Ewing,
John Ohls. Paul Jones. B. Il. Har-
rington, Dick Ballanfant. John
Trollinger. John Shaw, Bill Bar
ton and Tom Blackwell.
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m SOCIETY QRQES--A COMP ETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN &=y

Evelyn Price, Marjorie Breedlove,
Maurine East, Betty Nosler and
Sarita Gilbert and Teddy Bowie.
Charles Pugsley. McAIurry Richey.
Paul Cooke, Jack Clark. Henry
Sublett, John Oliver Butler. larry
Turpin. Charles Perry, Dick Reese
and homer Hoover.
Miss Marian Rayford OF Oily,
Teas, was also a guest.
MRS MARSHALL
CLUB HOSTESS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Bell were sue
ceSsful players nc the Wednesday
Evening Bridge club when that
group met this week az the home OF
Mrs. VI. q. Marshall on North Sam
Houston Boulevard.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. E. L. Barmore.
PERSONALS. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Ledbetter have
as their guests Mrs. Ledbetter'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Lackey
OF san Antonio.
Mrs. j. L. Bates Is visiting rela-
tives in BeeyIle and Taft for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Odem have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Taylor Of Phoenix. Arizona and
Mrs. III. ri. Taylor OF Greenville.
Mrs. ". "A. OBrien has returned
from a two weeks vacation spent in
Ennis where she visited her mother.
Mrs. T.. ID. Wright has a. her
guest her mother and sister. Mrs
w. 3. Barrett and Miss Foncie OF
NacOgdOches.
Mrs. "A. RI. Kendrlck is visiting IN
San Antonio.
Mrs. Berdelle Harris mas returned
from an extended buying trip fol
her shop.
Miss Nell Mewshaw has returned
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TWIN
BY MOTHER

A pretty birthday was given for
Lillian and Idel.a Hessel. twin
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Hessel. by their mother one after
noon last week.
"A table. decorated in pink and
green. held a beautiful birthday
cake and was set for twenty-five.
Candy doll favors were placed az
each place.
Games and contests afforded
much fun for the following guests.
Those present were Dorothy Sue
and Billie Ed Perry. Pauline Brand.
Beatrice Silverburg, Mildred and
Bertha Nehemiah, Emma June
Breedlove, Stanley Mestel. all OF
Mercedes. Shirley Lissner OF Mis-
sion, Betty Jean Edestein, Betty
Berman. Norma Lee and Buddy
Westerman Of McAllen. jeanette
Melcher Of Pharr, Lillian and Dor
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Cottages At
Beach Draw
Large Groups

With the opening Of school just
around the corner many people are
taking advantage OF these last few
days to give their children a few
more swims in the gulf, not .
mention the opportunity for the
grown people to catch another so
long" fish TO add TO their collect 4
OF fish stories for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Hager, son
Ferguson and daughter Dora, and
Turner Ferguson OF Mercedes had
q cottage at Del Mar the early part
OF last week.
MI. and Mrs. Harry v. Rustin and
family Of Olmito motored 10 Del
Mar Friday for a weeks visit. They
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
M NJ. Vaughn OF Huntington, West
Virginia.
Bill Horn and Jim Glasscock OF
lrMcAllen spent three days al the
beach last week.
A party OF young people from
Brownsville spent several days az the
beach at Del Mar last week. Those
included in the party were the
Misses Arnold BOYD, Maude Terral,
Mamie DeAne Harris, Annie Lee
Berryhill, and Pauline Singer and
Miss Bernice Msury OF K~ingSvlAe
Mrs. j. A. Terral Of Brownsville
acted as ~chaperone for the young
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Bradford o.
Weslaco spent the weekend at De-
Mar. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Clark, also
OF weslaco were there Monday and
Tuesday.
Sam Perl and family returned 70
their home in Brownsville after a
week OF fishing and bathing IN the
gulf at Boca Chica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Bishop
and family OF Brownsville are az
the beach for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Grindle Of
Harrington are spending a few days
at the Del Mar cottages. They Will
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Root OF Springfield, Illinois.
Mrs. NJ. w. Tallcott and Mrs. r
o. Erminger both Of Mission spent
last week at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Brown Of
Mercedes motored down Saturday
for a few more days at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wimberly Mcleod
OF Harlingen have had a cottage at
Del Mar for the past week.
y Miss Dorothy Booth OF san Ben
Ito spent Tuesday at the beach.
Mr.. and rArs. Fred Schwinn OF
San Benito have been guests al
Del Mar for the last week.
Mrs. Ottie Anderson and baby Of
Houston spent Thursday at Boca
Chica with Mrs. II. II. Helm.
Or. Harvey G. stiles OF Browns
vile was a visitor at Del Mar FL
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J S.lvers.
recently OF Detroit, Michigan. who
are now making their home in
Brownsville, spent an evening re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. Jobe OF
the Del Mar Inn.
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Program On
Mexico Is
Interesting

SAN BENITO, Aug. 81 The
members OF the Pennsylvania Ave-
u club enjoyed an especially in
teresting program on Mexico az
their meeting Thursday afternoon
az the home Of Mrs. L. w. Lilies.
Mrs. ". III. Hoover gave a paper
on Mexico, a Republic" This was
followed BY a desert. ion OF a trip
into the interior of Mexico by Mrs.
Joe Spears. Interesting details OF a
visit 70 Monterrey were told hy
Mrs. Clyde NJ. Jones. Mrs. Charles
Yost told Of the historic places in
Matamar0S.
Following y short businC session
the members spent the remainder
Of the afternoon In a social meet
ing.
Guests we're Mrs. AIRY Scott OF
Eldridge. Alabama, Mrs. p NJ.
Sherer and Mrs. Scoggins and
daughter.
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Mrs. Ottie Anderson and baby Of
Houston spent Thursday at Boca
Chica with Mrs. H. H. Helm.
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Sam Perl and family returned 70
their home in Brownsville after a
week OF fishing and bathing IN the
gulf at Boca Chica.
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GARDEN PARTY FOR

SIN AN u TLECI
Miss Marguerite Means or San
Antonio was h0nOree at a delightful
garden party arranged by her
cousin, Miss Virginia Mack al the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. III. Mack OF North Milan.
Fantan and various contests were
enjoyed br Misses Charlotte Hinkly.
Frances Grimsell. Catherine Reese,
Catherine Pugsley. Carolyn Cowgirl,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v. Rustin and
family Of Olmito motored 10 Del
Mar Friday for a weeks visit. They
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
M NJ. Vaughn OF Huntington, West
Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Bradford o.
Weslaco spent the weekend al De-
Mar. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Clark, also
OF wesIaco were there Monday and
Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Bishop
and family Of Brownsville are az
the beach for a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Grindle Of
Harrington are spending a few days
at the Del Mar cottages. They will
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Root OF Springfield, Illinois.
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Mr.. and NArs. Fred SchWinn OF
San Benito have been guests at
Del Mar for the last week.
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CIRCLE SPENDS DAY
IN

Circle one Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society and the Dorcas
Sunday School class met Wednes-
dav and went t0 Edinburg to spend
the day with Mrs. II. Tarpley. a
former member. The program con-
sisted All discussions on What can
I do for peace Rural Schools Of
today. Christianity and Law" Fed
Grafton for Service" Mrs. John
Crawford was In charge OF the So
cial hour.
At the noon hour q covered dish
dinner luncheon was served 70
thirty ladies. Mrs. Darr Ratiiff and
Mrs. j. S. Phillips were guests.
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MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Hager, son
Ferguson and daughter Dora. and
Turner Ferguson OF Mercedes had
q cottage at Del Mar the early part
OF last week.
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Mrs. NJ. w. Tallcott and Mrs. r.
o. Erminger both Of Mission spent
last week at the beach.
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Miss Dorothy Booth OF San Ben
ito spent Tuesday at the beach.
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DR.. Harvey G. stiles OF Browns
vile was a visitor at Del Mar FL
day.
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PERSONALS

MI. and Mrs. Carl Hutte and
sons, Pat and Ruphus OF Oakman.
Ala. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
HuttO Of Ens.ey. Ala. are guests
AT the home OF MI. and Mrs. Bryan
HuttO.
Nj. and Mrs. J. F Collver and
daughter returned Monday from
Wisconsin where they spent the
summer.
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Bill Horn and Jim Glasscock Of
krMcAllen spent three days al the
y.beach last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J S.lvers.
recently OF Detroit, Michigan. who
r now making their home in
Brownsville, spent an evening re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Of
the Del Mar Inn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-21

The marriage of Miss Pauline Bloch, daughter of Mir and Mrs Harry Bloch of 1855 Cooke street and Gabriel Mason. son of Mrs S. Ma son of Young street. Is to take place tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock at Sossin's restaurant, Rabbi Harry E, Schwartz performing the ceremony. There will be no attendants. Miss Bloch will wear a gown of grey chiffon. princess style, with trim mings of blue and grey tulle veil and will carry an old fashioned bouquet of spring flowers.
 Following the ceremony, dinner will be served to about 10 guests. MT Mason and his bride will reside at 185 Cooke street upon returning from their ,unannounced wedding trip. The bride Is graduate of Wilby high school. MT Mason Is as- sociated with the Ideal Cleaners and Dyers.
 Attorney and Mrs Herman B, En- gleman of Hillside avenue have been entertaining MT and Mrs Irving Karp of Brooklyn, N. r., for the past few days.
 MT and Mrs Frank French of Dike- man street will have with them for the Easter, holidays, their daughter, Mrs Marcel Hawkins and MT flaw kins of Mohonk school, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-21

go and live there with Pietro to cook for us. And I'll be right on hand to go on managing father and Phil7 and can sort of keep an eye on you and Pat, too. Tell Bard to come. quick!"
 But before he reached the door she called after him, No, don't in- terrnpt him. He may be working
 But 1t was not necessary to post pone their plans for the painting Of portraits. s <
 A few weeks later Marker was in possession of news of such tremen- dous importance that he took the first train to Red Thrust--at his own expepse-to deliver 1t in person. ' z
 1t seemed that Mexico had not; wftnessed the first c0-operative eff forts of Messrs Giovanni and Benito. They had. been allied long before that in different sort of business, far more sinister, in their native It. aly, where they were. listed as poIit-s ical offenders and. where there. was |sa price on theirstS, beaSis." Marker and Holt lost not n moment in pfrls T ling up Giovanni, making one feather in their professional bonnet since they could not attach much credit us, concerned Benito.
 They had taken the matter up with Italian consults and representa- ! tives of the law in this country, and found that instead of bringing Ben- ito to trial in Iowa--an expensive and unpleasant proceeding at best he could be deported to Italy as an | undesirable alien. And the Italian
 consul assured them that the gov- | ernment would take care of him at the other end, and would gladly re- | imburse them for their time and | trouble to the extent of that price
 on their heads, which amounted to
 no less than $10.000 apiece. I Marker reported the situation in great detail and with evident rel-i ish. strhongly advising Mrs Tolliver
 to relieve herself of the annoyance of prosecution and to accept the consolation of $1O,000. He assured her that arrangements had already been made for the bon voyage of Giovanni. who, he was confident, would be deeply grateful for the companionship of his faithful old friend and comrade. Benito. Phil professed complete lack of interest.
 Its none of my business, one way or the other" she said. ''AslS Bard. It is entirely up to him.
 ITO me" calculated Bard. Why it doesn't make the least differences in the world to me! Whatever you think best, of course" Well, would you rather have the fun of sending Benito to tho pen
 for life. or $10.00O cash?" Phil wanted to know.
 Its no fund sending anybody to the pen, as far as I can see. And
 money is always money! Who would get it?''
 "Oh. stupid!" she cried, laughing
 What do you think MT Parker came out here for? Wasn't it you who caught him?" ~ a Ginger ran across and nudged him. slowly and with purpose. Her face was rapt and shining. Bard" she whispered, take the money! Art Is perfectly wonderful. ot course, but-really, 1t is a little slow--when one's waittng!" THE END.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-21
Gualtieri Photo.

Several Connecticut girls will take part in the annual spring pageant at Wheaton college, the plot of which this year is based on the stirring Homeric tale of Cassandra and the fall of Troy. Miss Beatrice Holland of Waterbury, Miss Elizabeth Whit ney of Ansonia and Miss Lorraine Benham of Naugatuck have been chosen members of the cast.
 Mrs Erwin P. Claus of Woodlawn terrace gave St Patrick's day par ty and bridge at her home recently for Mrs Cecil Eaton of Plaza ave- nue who is planning to take up her residence in Wilmington. Del, in the near future. Those attending were Mrs George Cowles. Mrs Harry Johnquist, Mrs J. 0. F. Manherz, Mrs J. Francis Roland, Miss Esther Mclean and Miss Madelyn Flynn.
 Among those at the Ambassador Hotel in New York are Mrs John $. Dye and Miss Martha S. Dye of Hill- side Avenue and Mrs Henry l.. Wade of Prospect street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-21
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| body half as much as do you, who have been my friend for so many years-but If somebody doesn't mar | ry him and take care of him, he's going to get himself into some per fectly terrible jam. And I don't think anyone else-really wants to do it-he's such a responsibility. So I'm afraid-Ill have to-" To, Ginger's utter amazement, Eddy, far from being cast down at the news. burst into hearty laughter.
 Ginger, you sly little devil" he said. Don't you think you can go on pulling the wool over my eyes the rest of your life! I've seen through you for years. Yes. you love me all right. after fashion. the way you love your father, and Ben and Jenky, but the way you love this Bard chap Is something else again."
 Ginger flushed faintly and bur- rowed deeper into the cushions.
 1T hope you aren't surprised"
 Not only am I not surprised,' he said. but I'm darn glad of 1t. Pm tired out. To tell you the truth, Pat and l have come to understand each other pretty well. and we have agreed that as soon as we get you off our hands we'll get married our selves and take a long rest"
 "You and Pat! You mean my Pat?"
 Nobody else"
 "And will she do it?"
 'She says so.'
 'Will she go and live with you at Pay Dirt?"
 Its the only place have to live"
 "Oh, Eddyn' cried Ginger. That's just gorgeous! Then Bard and I will switch things around at Mill Rush and chuck out the club and