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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08
LuncheonAnd
Bridge Gioen
On Wednesday

Mrs. A. X. Black was hostess at
a one o'clock Mexican luncheon
an bridge party Wednesday when
she entertained members Of her
club and a table Of guests at her
attractive home in Los Ebanos.
Pink asters and yellow chrys-
anthemums YER arranged about
the rooms given over to the hos
pitality. The luncheon, served at the
individual tables OF dainty appoint
ments, was followed by a series o.
games. Club high trophy was the
award OF Mrs. Lawrence Brady and
guest high went to Mrs. j. L. Alb
ney.
Hostess next week will be Mrs.
Wallace Harwood.
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IN SOCIETY ORQ Es-.A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALE WOMEN @= \

left for their home nc Los Angeles.
California Tuesday.
Charles Hogan made q business
trip to Kennedy over the weekend.
MesSrs. G. Darlington and louise
guest, c. A. Pruden, spent the
weekend In Monterrey, Mexico.
MeSdames Y. Taylor and e. Gar
ltngton were callers at the home of
Mrs. Peter Bentse-. and daughter
Mrs. Clark Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell arb
family moved To the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Of Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn s Turner and
family left Saturday for Crockett,
TO spend a few months with their
father.
Mrs. Wade Gentry was a guest
mt the home OF Mrs G. i. Gray on
Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Hansen and Mrs.
Corrine Goliath we're guests az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reitz
Of Edinhurg Tuesday.
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Chaplain And Mrs.
Murray Ordered
To Randolph Field

A radiogram received Thursday
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT Harvey
brought the news that Chaplain
and Mrs. j. R.. McMurray, ctationed
in the Philippine islands for the
past two years. have been ordered
to Randolph Field, San Antonio.
They will leave in Febru-ry and
will spend a month with Mrs. Nc
Mu-ray's parents, ffr. and Mrs.
Harvey here and the remainder OF
their leave IN San Francisco.
Mrs. McMurray will be remem-
bered by a large acquaintance all
over the Valley. as Miss Lilly
Harvey.
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Three From
Mission
Comphmented

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Bolding Of Riverside Addition was
the scene OF a most enjoyable fare
well-surprise party Tuesday evening
for MIR. ard Mrs. f. Ross RaglaEl
and A. L. Ragland Of Mission who
are 10 return to their former home
in Missouri soon. The affair was in
the form of a handkerchief show
er. Garden flowers we're used to ad-
vantage in the decorations Of the
home. Delicious refreshments were
served TO about so after a delightful
evening spent in a variety of in
promptu entertainment.
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Women Can Have
Velvety Skin

Just try this new wonderfr' face
powder. MELLO- GLO. Spreads
smoothly and prevents large pores.
Blends naturally with any COM
plexion-stays on longer. MELLO-
CLIO is purest and finest face pow
der made-its coloring matter ap-
proved by United States govern
ment. Fresh. youthful-never dries
skin or makes 1t look flaky. Get
MELLO-GLO. Cisneros Drug Stores.
ADV, ~
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PERSONALS

Mrs. 3. w. Klipstein Is writing
in San Antonio and Beeville for an
indefinite period. Mr.. Klir5tein is
the mother OF Mrs. Lawrence Brady
and is her guest for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Carvel and
daughter, Carol, Of Chicago VIII
have a resident home in Browns
vile this winter.
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B. And Z. w.
Club Luncheon
AT FL Tardin

Inter-city meetings between
Brownsville, San Benito and Har-
lingen were discussed at the lunch
con held by the Business and Pro-
fessional Women'S club at FL Jardin
hotel Wednesday. Announcement
was made Of a business meeting
Tuesday at the chamber of commerce
building at 8 o'clock at which time
all members are urged to be present.
There were nine in attendance at
the luncheon.
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Pharr
BOBBY MOUNTZ
is HONORED

10 hONOhED
Mrs. w. j. Mountz entertained
with a party Saturday afternoon
honoring her little Sol Bobby. The
occasion was Bobby'S eighth BIRTH
day. Games and contests were en-
joyed throughout IL; afternoon
The children were given clever IA
vors.
AT the close OF the afternoon the
hostess served ice cream and birth
day cake TO the following little
guests: Erwin Kelley, Gerald Har-
bert. Paul Addison Flowers, George
Fleming, Charles and Bobby Maur-
er. Lydia Crow, Roberta K-ieden-
wise. Ella Jean Fleming, Berniece
Baden, Anna Mae Beighn, Leon
Lovass. Margaret Brown and Bobby
and Virginia MountZ.
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CALLED AWAY

Mrs. Henry Ruth '-et the early
part OF the week for DE Quincy.
La, where she was called TO the
bedside or her father, j. wv. Whit
slime. who Is dangerously III. Mr..
Wiltshire has many friends here.
having spent the past winter I'm
Brownsville as the guest Of his
daughter.
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ATTEND MEETING

hA I'M N1LL 1A4N0
Members OF North Mission who
attended the meeting OF the c. u.
A. which met at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Mitchell of Mission were:
Misses Beatrice and Catherine
Hollerbach, Mary Catherine. Alice
and Helen Fine, Bertha Rigler and
Helen WeiSman.
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SUNRISE BREAKFAST
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Osthoff accom-
panied by Mrs. Anna Pear Tryon
left their homes at six o'clock on
Sunday morning and mNtored
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08

Nearly 235, 000. 900 pounds OF
prunes were exported frn-n the
United States last year.
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BIRTHDAY IS
@rr Il u

OELEGEtA III
Little Billy Gibbs celebrated his
birthday Saturday when his mother
invited about 90 friends to celebrate
his third birthday anniversary.
The afternoon was spent On the
lawn playing games under the super
vision OF Mrs. Gibbs ana Mrs. Buddy
BalthIope.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. Wade Gentry entertained
with two tables of bridge Friday
The guest list included: MeSdames
II. Starr and Langston OF Mission.
Mesdames Foster, Darnell and
Woodland Of Sharyland, Mrs. Lewis
of McAllen and Mrs. q. F. Gray Of
North Mission.
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present. Mrs. Roy r. Conway pre-
siding during the business session,
with Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer,
secretary.
Plans for the year we're made. with
a full outline given by MIS-. Conway.
HOUSE GUESTS
COMPLIMENTED
Complimentary to Mrs. Margaret
Neeley Of Los Angeles, a guest IN
the hcme IF Mr. and Mrs. d. r.
Strickland, the latter. with Mrs. Z,
v. Sprowl as co-hosteSS. entertained
with a tea THURSDAY afternoon.
TIE Strickland home was adorned
WITH flowers in pastel shades Of pink.
blng and yellcw. Lace table covers
were enhanced by lighted candles.
Ms. #. M. Melden and Mrs. r. p.
Conway poured daring the hours u
from four TO six at the beautifully
appointed table. Many called 20
meet the honoree.
The fourth wedding anniversary u
Colonel and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Duffic,
was he occasion OF an informal
marty given by Mrs. Duffie rs a sur
prise to her husband.
The evening was spent In -emin-
iscing. Guests were: MeSSrs Il
Mesdames w. A. w~olverton, Edward
Oppenheimer, S. L. Hardin, George
Arnew. T. r. Burnett, f. v. Sprowl.
q ID. Eppright. Mrs. T. II. Harrcll
and Miss Harell, her sister.
nrrarrrpC GIVE
REPORTS AT MEET
The Methodist Missionary society
held the regular monthly business
session at the church basement
THURSDAY, with Mrs. Homer Smith
presiding.
ROBOTS OF the different officers
were given, Mrs. E. z. ScogginS,
~connectional and Mrs. Ernest Bleifus
local treasurer
Mrs. c. ID. Eppright was present
and acted as secretary.
INSTALL OFFICERS
FOR FEW YEAR
the Baptist Missionary Union In
stalled The new officers for the year.
with Mrs. @. II. Bushey reelected
president.
Mrs. Earl Baker and Mrs. Lunfy
are the circle chaiTmen for the CON-
ing year. with Mrs. r. +. Kruger.
secretary and Mrs. J.. F. Vandervcrt
CORRESPONDING secretary and treasur-
CT.
The rev work vas outlined by the
president.
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YEARS WORK
wr ~ AvNrEn

IS PLANNED
Mrs. B. NJ. Strong IA hostess 70
the p. Z. o. at the first meeting Of
the year. About ten members were
present. Mrs. Roy P. Conway pre-
siding during the business session,
with Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer,
secretary.
Plans for the year we're made. with
a full outline given by Mrs. Conway.
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PIT. A. MEETS
ON MONDAY

ON MONDAY
The Parent Teachers Association
met Monday afternoon at $3.50 at
the Ward school building. Mrs. Will
Baden, president was in charge. A
number OF committees wer ap-
pointed. Mrs. Hahn gave a report OF
her work. A very interesting pro-
gram was rendered by the fifth
grade. Miss Cleo Stricklin is the
sponsor. Bart Melton. Jr., gave two
clever readings. Charles Duberry
also gave a reading. Miss Lillian
Rice, the music instructor, played
two lovely piano solos.
The refreShment committee 5arv-
ed refreshments 10 about sixty-iive.
PERSONALS
Misses Emily Broughton and
Lucille Copeland we're dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kelley Sun
day. During the afternoon they at
tended the matinee.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kelley had
as their dinner guests Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. John Osborne and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Fielder and ID
dren and Mrs. j. w. ielder OF
Mission.
Misses Emily Broughton and
Lucille Copeland spent Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. B. 2. Lewis, who
lives south Of Pharr.
The Civic club met Monday after
noon at the Kiwanis building with
a business meeting.
Mrs. Loran Dumont visited in
Edinburg Tuesday at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Salisbury.
Miss Lila French left Tuesday
for Baylor Bolton where she will
attend school this year.
Mrs. Burt Coate and Mrs. Leslie
Flowers and Misses Mary and
Margaret Flowers were visitors In
McAllen Tuesday.
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Interesting
Talk Heard
At Meeting

MISSION. Oct. 8.-The second
meeting Of the local Parent-Teach-
ers association was held in the
nk1rarv OF the junior high school
hNflding. The rooms were decorated
with Queens wreath and ferns.
A short business session was con-
Quoted by Mrs. c. ID. E%ppright, the
president, after which a program
was given with Mrs. Homer Smith,
president OF the Valley Federation,
as the first speaker.
Mrs. Smith talked on the beautl-
fication of the school grounds ana
its value in the lives of children.
Mrs. John Green of Edinbu-g. was
the principal speaker. her subject
being Parent Education" She spoke
On the need Of adolescent work. men
tioning the fact that many people
remain In the adolescent age until
Is or 80 years old.
Mrs. Green Is anxious TO have a
large representation at the state
conference OF this organization 10 be
held in San Antonio in November,
beginning the tenth.
A social hour was enjoyed at the
close Of the program.
Mrs. z. b. Balthroce. Mrs. e. OPP
penheimer and Mrs. Harry Stewart
were the program comittee.
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PICNIC ON
RIVER BANKS

A pleasant evening. which included
a picnic dinner. was spent Saturday
when a party motored to a spot on
the banks of the Rio G-ande jus.
beyond Fordyce. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Terrell, Jr., their father,
j. d. Terrell. DR.. and Mrs. c. d
Eppright. their son, Gates, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred GueTin and the w. H.
Parke family.
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CALENDAR

Friday Bridge club with Mrs.
Harbert Davenport.
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North Mission

The members OF the North Mis-
sion Home Demonstration club net
at the home OF Misses Jewel and
Katie Warner Friday with an at
tendance Of eighteen members and
one guest. The president. Mrs. G.
Darlington installed the new Of
ficers for the coming year. The new
president, Mrs. willard Ferguson
appointed the following commit
tees: program. Mesdames Gus
Hunter, G. Darlington A. l. Goble,
B. Hanna and Miss Beatrice
Proudfoot; ways and means. Mes
danes Tryon, Osthoff, Russell, Hill
burn, Downing and Mulkey; tele-
phone. Mesdames G. Jewett, r.
Lapham, G. f. Gray. Jack Gray.
Miss Katie Warner will have charge
of the question box for the year;
historian, Mrs. Anna Pearl Tryon:
advancement, MeSdames j. Nash, G.
Hilburn and j. j. Mulkey.
Dues for the first quarter OF the
year were collected by the new
treasurer, Mrs. John Osthoff. The
mex. meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. John Osthoff on Oc-
tober is. when the new county DEM
onstrator, Miss Gladys Bowling
will be present and give a demon
stration on native trees, shrubs and
vines. Mrs. o. Curtis was a guest
OF the club.
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eighteen miles northwest OF Mis-
sion where they enjoyed q sunrise
breakfast.
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Misses fast color wash frocks
In all sizes. Priced from 9Sc
10 s1-9s I'm all new styles.
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Linen Shower, Bridge Honor
Miss Shelton, Bride-Elect

Mrs. Joseph j. GRIPPE will enter
tain tonight at the home of her
mother. Mrs. John A. Brown, 57oS
University avenue, with a linen
shower and bridge party for Miss
Monzelle Shelton, whose marriage
to Cranston Mugg will take place
June 90 at the Tabernacle Presbv-
terrain church.
The bride-elect's chosen colors.
pink, blue and green. will be carried
out in the appointments, and bas-
ketS Of garden flowers will decorate
the home. Mrs. Brown will assist
her daughter with Inequalities,
Guests with Mrs. E. E. Shelton and
Miss Lorraine Shelton, mother and
sister Of the bride ELECT and Mrs.
Edna Mugg, mother Of the bride
groom ELECT, will be:
Mesdames Robert Nipper. Robert Shutter.
Ralph Bockstahler. Frank Langsenkamp
Jr.. Elizabeth Puett. Egbert Hudreth. Dana
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Grandma always must sleep with
her door locked in 1881 if she don't
want granddaughter shipping of
her white locks to wear to a dance.
Hair stylists decree than sure
enough white hair used as a halo
on black tresses is the kangaroo's
neck for dances and the opera.
In the hands of Walter Monde.
New York hair artist, waving locks
Of indianapolis women become
poems as he gives daily talks this
week in the beauty shop Of L. S.
Ayres Co.
$40 for Haircut
Monde's hands are insured against
injury for 100000. If he gave a
permanent wave, it would cost
milady $50 A finger wave would
be just SO, and as for simple
little haircut, well, he'd not clip
postage stamp patch for less than
ten bucks.
Wigs for evening wear and use
Of the busy women with full social
calendars are in style. The tendency
is toward enhancement of your
good points and hiding your bad
in hair dressing" he says.
1.-THE bob is here to stay, but the
boyish bob is out. Coifures must
look feminine, not masculine. Extra
pieces are used for making these
changes in the hair dress" he said.
Extra Pieces Now
And by extra pieces" Monde
means what in the good old days
was cattily called false hair"
But he hastens to explain false
hair has gotten religion and no
longer is false. Instead of the term
false" the phrase real hair" is
used to designate the tresses that
multiply Womans charms.
Bangs are banging their way back
into favor. Curls, the coy kind, are
on the horizon.
And blond wigs with black gowns
are smart" he adds.
Monde has styled hair for Bebe
Daniels, Norma Shearer and other
talkie stars. He is on his way to
Hollywood to supervise the beautif-
cation of the heads of stars in a new
Metro-Goldwyn picture.
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Madison to
Be Scene of
Convention

Preparations for the opening Of
twenty-seventh annual convention
of Indiana branch, international
Order of Kings Daughters and Sons,
to be held June 17-18 in Madison,
are being completed.
First session will open al 2:30
Wednesday at the Presbyterian
church. Reports of officers will be
heard at this time.
At the night session, address Of
welcome will be given by Mrs. NJ. R.
Sulzer, Madison. Mrs. George H.
Prior, Jewett City, Conn, Connec-
ticut branch president, will address
the Thursday morning session. Last
formal business session will be held
Thursday night. officers will be
elected at the morning session.
Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, Indianapolis,
state president, will preside at all
sessions. More than one hundred
delegates are expected to attend.
A boat ride for the benefit of the
Kings Daughters hospital at Madi-
son will be held Friday on the
Ohio river.
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Pageant to Be
Held by Hbben
School Pupils

Annual spring pageant of pupils
OF the Hibben school will be held
Saturday night.
THOSE who will take part in the
program include members of the
pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and
primary schools; Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday dance
classes, dramatic art and piano
classes.
Miss Helene Hibben is director of
the school, and Miss Hazel Hibben.
secretary. They will be assisted by
Misses Katherine Hurlbert and
Phyllis Nordstron, assistant kinder
oarten teachers; Betty Alpha Bloom.
pianist; Leoiine Jacquith, piano
teacher; Miss Nordstrom, dramatic
art teacher; zerelda Rubbish, ball
room dancing teacher, and Mrs.
Melissa Polk, soloist.
The program will include piano
solos, readings, dances, and two
playlets, "The Doll Shop" and
"Humpty Dunpty Land"
Miss Helen Hibben wrote the
songs. arranged the dances and de-
signed the costumes.
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Mrs. Gi0ScHi0
Host at Party
for Miss Reed

Mrs Mary Gioschio, 131 North
Noble street, entertained Thursday
night with bridge party and mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Josephine Reed, whose marriage to
Ferdinand T. Montani will take
place June "a.
The bridal colors, peach and green,
were carried out in the table dec
orations of green tapers in crystal
candelabrae, surrounded by flowers
in the selected colors. The hostess
was assisted by her daughters,
Misses Marie, Florine and Letitia
GioSchio. Guests were:
Mesdames John Gauchat. Florence Reed.
RaXeeli Montani, p. L. Montans, Guy Mon
tani. ROY Hanson. Marcia Montani. John
Frazee Frank Davis. Harry RYAN. Harold
Worden. Misses Elizabeth Thale, Beulah
REYNOLDS. Marv Mccarthy, Martha Nc
Carthy. Victoria Helen and Lenore Mon
tanL Betty Mellon. Helen Gioschio, Isa-
bel RaSSeel. Cecilia. Antoinetts and Ade-
line Montan and Ann Fox.
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Miss Harriet Dickerson to
Be Bride of c.. Hollis Hull

Mrs Byram S. Dickerson, 4236
College avenue, will announce the
engagement Of her daughter, Har-
riett to G. Hollis Hull, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. HUI, Connersville, at
a bridge party this afternoon at her
home. The wedding will take place
Aug IS.
The bride elect attended Butler
university during the past year, and
is a member OF The Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority. Hull is a graduate
OF De Paw university, and men,
Der Of Sigma Chi.
The announcement will be made
at serving time, when a kite, the
emblem of Kappa Alpha Theta, and
a Sigma Chi eros, bearing the names
OF the bride and bridegroom elect,
tied with a heart, bearing the date
OF the wedding, will be presented
to each guest. Tables will be
centered with silver wedding bells.
tied with streamers in the pastel
shades, pink, blue, green, yellow and
orchid, the bridal colors. Guests will
include:
Mesdames c. B. Foltz. Frank Morris E.
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Edna Sheets
to Be Bride
of City Man

Marriage Of Miss Edna Virginia
Sheets, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Paul Sheets, 3419 North
Pennsylvania street, and Edwin John
Haerle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Haerle, will be celebrated quietly at
4 Saturday, at the Meridian Street
Methodist Episcopal church. The
Rev. Abram Woodland will oficiate
A reception at the Columbia club
will follow the ceremony. At home
address Is for 300 East Thirty fourth
street, after July l.
Mrs. Harold Irving Scott. Ply
mouth, sister Of the bride, will be
her only attendant, and James S.
Doss, indianapolis, will be best man.
Out of town guests for the wedding
will be:
Mr: and Mrs. A. r Banks Evanston.
III; Nj. and Mrs. Frank Haerle Wooster'
O.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott. Plvuouth
Ind and Joe r Banks. Joliet. III.
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SORORITY ALUMNAE
CONFERS DEGREE

indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Alpha Delta Pi sorority, conferred
the jewel degree of the sorority on
the following eligible candidates,
graduates and alnnnae members,
Thursday night at the home of Miss
Harriet Jaehne, 5948 College avenue.
Misses Mary Mcdonald, Hanover
college chapter; Bernice Gaskins,
Bernice Darnall, Elsie Mae Leslie,
and Florence Mcdonald, Butler uni
versity chapter.
Mrs. Iris Hinshaw Myers, chair
man OF the committee in charge,
assisted by Misses Jaehne, Helen
Adolay and Mary Mccormick.
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HEADS OF HEALTH
ASSOCIATION MEET

June meeting of board of direc-
tors Of Public Health Nursing AS
ISOLATION was held in new head
quarters of the association, on the
eighty floor Of the Majestic build
ing. Mrs. Robert Dorsey, first vice
president, presided, and announced
two gifts, 5000 from Womans De-
partment Club auxiliary, to be used
for furnishings, and $25 from the
Junior auxiliary, for supplies.
Miss Beatrice Short, in her re-
port, announced the intake Of cases
was less than in May, 1880, but
the case load was heavier by 1876
more patients. Pay service showed
a slight increase.
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Miss VeStaL Is
Entertained at
Bridal ShOzOer

Mrs. William C. Haugh enter
tanned with a luncheon and hand
kerchief shower today at her home.
2541 Park avenue, in honor of her
niece, Miss Mary Louise vestaI,
whose marriage to Earl Byron
Chivington will take place June 20.
The luncheon table was conferred
with a plateau of garden flowers.
lighted with tapers. IN the bridal
colors. rose, green and orchid.
Guests included:
Mrs. J. W. vestal. mother OF the bride
elect. Mesdames George vestal Allen P.
vestal. Walter Mama. Gene Bridges. How
and Hanna. c. C. Spurrier. Albert Klee
and Miss Josephine VestaL
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MISS ANN HICKEY
FETED BY SISTER

Miss Frances Hickey entertained
with a miscellaneous shower
Wednesday night at her home, 81
North Arsenal avenue, in honor of
her sister, Miss Dorothy Ann Hickey,
whose marriage to Henry D. Elders
will take place June "a at the Holy
Gross church. The bridal colors,
pink and blue, were used in deco
rations and appointments. The
hostess was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. John Hickey. Guests included:
Mesdames Minnie Durnall. Floyd Pei
frey. Gilbert Elders. Joseph Wilhelm, Ben
jamin Hickey. Richard Hickey. Michael
Quinn. Anna Feeney. Phillip Welsch. Ber-
nard Trisler. Anna Fisher. Jerry Clark.
Margaret Elders. Patrick O'Connor. Wayne
Wigel, Misses Olga Fink. Thelma Gle
ments. Mary Naughton and Mary Cook.
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L. Ramey, Miss Rachel Hull, Connersvtlle;
sister OF the bridegroom-ele Ruth Hea-
ton, Frankfort; Mary Alice Shelley. Selma.
Kan; Martha Lou Rider, Nation, ILL.,;
Kathleen Caldwell, Washington, Ind;
Misses Valencia Meng, HARRIET Nc
Gaughey. Betty Ramey. Magdeline Adams,
Lucinda Warfer. Virginia Craig, Polly
Becker. Mary Jane Morris, Helen Louise
Langsdon. Jane Howe. Evelyn Wolford.
Muriel Adams. Martha slaymaker, Virginia
Fleming, Alice Evans, Ruth Dickerson and
Mary Jane Krull