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DELEGATES APPOINTED
To ATTEND CONFERENCE

Mrs J. N. Pace presided at the
monthly missionary meeting OF the
Presbyterian Auxiliary. held al the
church.
Mrs James Houze had charge OF
the program and Mrs. John Rouse
led the devotional. Mrs. r. y.
Wilmer and Mrs. Walter Sworner
assisted with topics.
Mrs. j. Schmitter and Mrs. w.
w. De Cell we're appointed dele
gates to attend the Presbyterian at
Victoria, the first Of April. Mrs.
Millard ARnew and Mrs. Ebert
Crockett were named alternates.
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LAWN II AT
BEEN HOME

Miss Irma BEEN entertained sew
eral Of her friends with a lawn
party on Friday evening 40 her
home. The evening was spent in
playing games and contests. Prizes
we're awarded to the different win
ners. The hostess served refresh
ments 10 Johnnie BOwe. Ellis
BEEN, John Aregood, Kenneth Nc
Calb. Petite Leggett, Carl Bow
man. Jeral and Roy Stephens, Bud
Sims, Wesley Dixson. Carson Davi-
son and Dorothy Bowman, Jerald
and Elizabeth Stephens. Elfrances
Aregood, Houghy Squyres, Nilah
Hardin and Mary Sutphen.
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cd at one o'clock. Members and
guests spent the remainder Of the
afternoon playing bridge.
Mrs. Florence nj. Hayes was WIN
ner Tor out Of club guests and Mrs.
4. p. Congdon was the high scorer
Eor the members. The four hon
orees. Mrs. Gus Rome, mother on the
hostess. Mrs. c. NJ. Melden OF Oak
land, Calf, Mrs. Sherman Irish OF
Lorrain. Ohio. and Mrs. Wenner-
bonn OF Houston, each were given
a pleasing gift as a reminder OF a
happy afternoon.
Out OF club guests. aside from tho
four already mentioned were: Mes
danes T. NJ. Melden. T. B. Sam
mons. r. N. Smith. III. Fl. Rankin,
Fred Guerin. Esther Ferguson. Leon
Grown. Albert McHenry. w. r. Par
Iish ana Miss Mamie Rome.
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N
OCCASION SATURDAY

Jimmie Holt celebrated hts 18th
birthday Saturday afternoon at his
home with a Valentine party.
Games we're played during the aft
ernoon.
Near the close. the birthday cake
was cut. the cake was decorated
with Valentine symbols and topped
with one large red candle.
The guests we're Lucille Osborn,
Woodie Porter. Jessie Lockhart.
Dorothy Haven. Dorothy Lawson.
Roy Klossner. Bell Skinner. John
Malone. Preston Harris and the
host.
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MORNING PARTY
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

Mrs. f. A. Brown was hostess
Friday morning at one OF the most
delightful parties OF the season. a
Valentine theme vas carried out
with all table accessories featur-
ing the theme. High score was mace
b. Ms. John r.. Rutledge and Mrs.
Henry Klossner second. A refresh
ing drink was served after the
games.
Those present were MeSdames
=. III. Hooks. Henry KlOsSner, Roy
Klossenr. Ida Conley. John Vogler,
J. r.. Malone. John Rutledge. L.
r. Terry, "A. r. Baker and the hos
tess.
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RETAATA TOWER
PICNIC SCENE

a very delightful picnic was given
Thursday afternoon after school
at the Retama tower BY the mem
beers or the J. U. G.. junior de-
partment OF the B. Y. p. u. OF
the Baptist church. The evening
was enjoyed in games followed by
refreshments.
Those who enjoyed the picnic
were Annette Billiard. Zeola Hef-
fington. Marie Hatch. Pauline Skin
ner. Dora Hughes. Mary Mann,
Mary Louise Roberts. Lucille Wells.
Belle Marie and Media RIOS. Wright,
Misses Sonora and Nell Ponder and
Mrs. Wells.
Bob Pandick OF Mission was in
Edinburg Tuesday on business.
Arnold Sorenson Of Harrington
was n business visitor in Edinburg
Tuesday.
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Bridge Party Is
Compliment To
Couple Tuesday,
ospecIal 70 The Heraldl

EDC0UCH. Feb. 21.-Mrs. =. o.
Squyres entertained Tuesday we
ming with three tables Of bridge
c0mplimenting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Haiti Of Plains. Kansas.
-Four interesting games were
played and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Hughes held high score for the
evening. They we're given a pref
ty piece Of pottery and q hand en-
broidered towel. MI. and Mrs.
Haiti were given a linen embroid-
cred luncheon set. as honor guest
prize.
The hostess served refreshments
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jchn Haiti. Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Hughes. MI. ana
Mrs. J. w. Carlson. Mrs. Claude
Vanderhider. Mrs. Drew Campbell.
MFR. James Deweke and Miss Ma
ttildee SQuyres.
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BRIDGE-LUNCHEON
COMPLEMENTARY .

Mrs. III j. Tanner wa the hos
tess at a bridge-luncheon Friday
at her home complimenting her
sister, Mrs. Don Halfway or Cleve-
land. Ohio. The rooms were at
tractively decorated In red carry
ing out the valentine color scheme
with red verbenas and Turks can
as the floral note.
Mrs. j. Z. Berry made lucky high
and low by Mrs. Vernon Weinette.
Those present were MeSdames Il.
S Doughtie. w. G. Killough. Clar-
cnce SeigrieSt. J. IT. Filker. III. O..
Adershold. Vernon Weinett. J. z.
Berry, Ross Carter. II. w. Griffith.
The honoree and the hostess
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IN the table appointments and IN
the refreshments.
High score trophy VA won "
Mrs Winter who received a novel;
IN Tea pot. Cut prize was won ny
Mrs. r. L. Coder who was given
a Colonial doorstep.
The guests for the occasion were.
Mesdames Fred =. Guerra. Wheel
err Ralph Lewis. John "A. Pope DR..
Winter. w. w. Shuford. "A. l.. jan
szen. N. ~. Lot. r. /. Coder. T..
Owen scott. y. J. Guerra. Harold
Smith
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Honoring her parents. Mrs. Her
bert Jeffries W s hostess at a five
table bridge set at her home on
Wednesday evening.
A lovely evening was spent, Mrs.
w. O. Brown. Mrs. Burnett, also
Messrs. Parrish and Smith as win
ners Of the various scores. high and
low.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB
WITH MRS. FTTTZ

Mrs. q. & Fittz was hostess %
the "Wednesday afternoon Bridge
club with twelve women in attend
ance.
Mrs John Rouse was awarded
high score trophy and Mrs. Jim
Allen scored for consolation.
"A refreshment plato followed the
games with the following present.
Mesdames Ralph Love, James
Houze. Carrie Stuart, VI n. Car
Isle. John Ashton. A. r. Wit1e. W
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SEVERAL
OF CLUB n

The Pioneer club held the high
low party for the past several weeks
given at the home of Mrs. Fred
Guerin, Mrs. Olof Anderson. Mrs.
Thomas Doughty and Mrs. ID. G..
Wood h~oStesses.
a deliebtful afternoon was the
result with Mrs. r. "A. Humason
high scorer. Mrs. Hargrove second.
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Mission Citrus School
To Hold Last Meeting

IBy stair Correspondent
MISSION. Feb. PA summation
az all the lectures given to date III
the Mission schools citrus fruit in
stitute will be given Tuesday night.
according to c. Z. Deviney. prin-
cipal Of the senior high school.
Nj. Fl. Ford. In charge OF Mexican
fruit fly control work in the Valley.
spoke Friday night on keeping
orchards clean.
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CLUB - GUESTS
ENTERTAINED

The Mardi club met at the home
Of Mrs. Carol Tanner on Tuesday
afternoon. with several tables 81
players present. Mrs. James Lock
hart was high scorer. Mrs. Butler
second and Mrs. Card high for
guests out Of club.
Out of club guests included Mes
danes Ted Lemburg, Flynt Sorrell.
Bob DOYLE, T. r. Card. CulIiEan. IL
SO Louise Lockhart.
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Hardin Fills Pulpit
Houston Church

by staff Correspondent
MISSION, Feb. 2i.-Supt. sid
Hardin OK the local school will fIlI
the pulpit OF the Second Baptist
church I'm Houston Sunday.
Mr.. Hardin left FRIDAY night for
Houston.
Dr. III. wv. West IN the regular
pastor OF the church.
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HonoreeS
At Bridge And
Luncheon Meet

MISSION. Feb. 2l.-Mrs. VI o.
Brown was hostess TO a number Of
special guests along with the regti-
lar meeting If the Tuesday After
noon Bridge club at her home Oh
East 18th street on Tuesday after
noon.
A three course luncheon was serv-
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WOMEN OF THE BIBLE
SPLENDID TOPIC

Mrs p. G. King presided at the
regular meeting OK the Woman's
club Thursday afternoon. This was
Bible day and after each member
had answered roll call with assign
Cd topics. Mrs. w. n. Mcdonald
gave a splendid talk on Women 0G
the Bible
The next regular meeting "a he
held February 26th. will b. devoted
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MRS. BROOKS


Mrs. n. IL. Brooks was hostess
the past week to members of the
Tuesday bridge club. Three tables
or players we're present with Miss
Alicia Soils winning high score
award and Mrs. Edgerton second
high. Consolation went TO Mrs. Jack
Shoemake.
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ENTERTAIN
c

Mrs. Harold Roland was hostess.
70 circle two OF the Methodist
Auxiliary with Mrs. Paul Ruchel as
leader Of the program.
Circle one met with Mrs. c. R.
Wcnd. Mrs. Oscar Roman led the
program on foreign missions.
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TABLE APPOINTMENTS
FEATURE POPULAR NOTE

Mrs. Bernard Martin entertained
a group OF friends Monday after
noon at bridge az her home The
Washington theme was carried out
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WASHINGTON MOTIF
USED BY

The Thursday Bridge club met
with Mrs. Vanderhider. The house
was filled with yellow daisies and
pink La France roses. The table
covers. tallies. score cards and "a
vors were in the George Washing
ton motif.
After four games Of bridge re
scores were counted. Mrs. Bledsce
held high for the afternoon. and
was presented with a pretty maya
zine rack. Mrs. G. r.. Reasonover
was given a book Of poems for
guest prize.
The hostess served a salad course
Pretty bouquets Of nasurtiums were
given each guest together with lit
tie American flags.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were MeSdameS j. w. Nurse. e. r.
Reasonover. S. 3. Bledsoe. v. NJ.
Sutpnen. y. @. Squyres. Drew
Campbell. Walter Moore, j. r.
Byrnes. Marion Hughes. Asiss
Mattilee Squyres and Mrs. C.. 4.
Vanderhider.
The next meeting will he AZ the
home Of Mrs. s. 3. BledsOe. March
5th. 1881.
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LUNCHEON AT
C~HARLOTTE'S

Mrs. Art Tolson was hostess az O
delightful luncheon this week. tax
ing her guests to Chariottes Tea
Room At Harrington.
The dinner table held a center
piece Of pink and blue flowers. the
same shades being used In table ac-
~essories.
Miss Bette Welch scored high III
the games of contract bridge and
Mrs. Hughes Evans scored low.
Others completing the personnel
we're Mrs. Morgan Jones, Mrs. r.
w. Maierhofer, Mrs Henry Lauder
dale. Miss Sara Haynes and Miss
Marjorie WEIGH.
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INFORMAL BRIDGE
EVENT

Mrs. C. z. Vanderhider enter
tanned Mesdames Walter Moore.
Marion Hughes. Eddie Bigger.
Miss Catherine Mallet with sever
al games Of bridge on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Marion Hughes held high
score and was given a pretty prize.
Inc hostess seved several dainty
refreshments.
Miss Mary Margaret Sutphen was
a dinner guest Sunday or Miss
Elfrances Aregood.
Mrs. ,. +. Byrnes. Mrs. Drew
Campbell. Mrs. Walter Moore and
Mrs. Eddie Bigger we're in Neal
len Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Mallet. spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Wilson playing bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Sutphen
spent Tuesday evening at the
Hughes Ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hughes we're there also. The
evening was spent playing bridge.
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Special % The Herald.l

MERCEDES, Feb. 21.-Blue and
yellow made a lovely color combin-
alton in floral ad0rnment on
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs
William Coe entertained the Co
terie Bridge club.
High score trophy was awarded
Mrs. w. j. Coe, and low, to Mrs. r,
Z. Kirkpatrick.
A tempting reireshment plate
followed the games. covers being
placed for the above named and
Mesdames Fred Brooks. j. w.
Chambers. Charles Hupp, III. y
Lauderdale. Art Tolson. Harold
Stuart, r. w. Perkins, r. r.. Poteet
and John Hernd0n.
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Lovely Hospitalities Feature
Mercedes Calendar Past Week

W. De Cell. A. w. Shcuse, Jim Al
len. +. D. Matthews, T. a. Wall Of
Weslaco and John Rouse.
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INFORMAL r

Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Bledsoe had
as their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. W. M.
Sutphen for dinner Thursday eve
ming Bridge was played.
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CLUB HOSTESS
TUESDAY

Mrs. '. n. Lot was hostess 10
the members az the Tuesday bridge
club nc her home III Roma the past
week.
The weekly high score prize was
won by Mrs. r. L. Coder; second
high by Mrs. "A. IN. JANSEN. con-
ISOLATION went to Mrs. III. IT. Brooks.
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FROM OHIO
ARE

Honoring MIR. and Mrs. Sherman
Irish 81 Lorrain. Ohio. MI. and Mrs.
r. J. Rome entertained with an &c
ming Of bTsf-r on Monday. three
tables OF players participating.
MIR. and Mrs. S. r. Rosette we're
the lucky high holders. with ~
lows.
Those present beside the honorees
were MesSrS. and Mesdames Fl. Z.
Jeffries. S. p. Rosette. w. O. Brown.
X. r. Conrdon. Mrs. "A. 8. McHenrv.
mother Of the hostess.
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70 health and Miss Sue Nickscn
Will H. the principal speaker.
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Armstrong.
Miss Myrtle Hatch and Mrs. r.. v.
marlborough we're among the
Mission folk who attended a get
together" OF the members and
friends Of Trinity church in Pha-r
Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. A. Gard was in McAllen
visiting Mrs. II. w. Kreiller on
Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. N. Wilson of Tulsa.
Oklahoma. visited with Miss Myrtle
Hatch on Tuesday afternoon. the
wilson's and Miss Hatch being old
friends.
Mrs. Harley Holland and little
niece are here from Corpus Christi
Tor a few days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Woods.
Sam Thompson. who hes been
confined to the home OF his daueh-
ter. Mrs. Tripson the greater part
OF the winter. was able to be down
town one day this week.
Miss Ethel feathers returns to
her home in San Antonio the latter
part Of the week. after having spent
her two weeks vacation with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. feathers.
here.
Spohn Welsh was in Corpus Chris
Il OF business the first OF the week.
Sam Hargrove was i'll from the
ranch for a few days this week.
- @. Miller. who has been quite
sick at the Miller hotel here. re-
mains about the same.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22

Miss sue Nickson. Austin. itin-
Grant nurse from the Texas Health
department has arrived in RIO
Grande City and viii spend a
month I'm health work among tine
children or the city and county
schools.
Mrs ElOdia Monroe was thB
guest or her sister. Mrs. Horace
Guerra i'm Roma on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-04

Arts Club to Entertain
Turkish Diplomat Tomorrow.
The counselor of the Turkish embass
and Mrs. Ashmet Bedi will be the guest
of honor at the Arts Club tomorrow
evening, when Mrs. Mitchell Carroll vii
give an illustrated talk on 1.-THE Ar
Treasures of Istanbul." Mr.. and Mrs
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SOCIETY
The Vice President, Mr.. Charles Curtis,
Leaves Tomorrow to Spend Short
Vacation in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure Kelley
tn Come Next Week for Visit.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure Kelley
To Come Next Week for Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure Kelley of Au-
rora, Ill.,, will be the guests OF the
formers mother, Mrs. William Fitch
Kelley, next wsek. Mrs. Kelley will
arrive Tuesday and will be Joined by
Mr. Kelley Saturday.
Mrs. William Fitch Kelley will be
hostess at a luncheon Friday afternoon
to party of IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Hurley of
Chicago had as their guests at dinn2r
last evening at the Carlton Represent
alive and Mrs. Fred A. Britten. Mr..
and Mrs. Hurley are az the Carlton for
few days, after spending some tlme
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arturo Toscanini and
the latter'S daughter Wanda will spend
several days In Washington next week,
last of this SEASONS concerts OF the
Philharmonic Orchestra Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Armat has returned to
her home on Klingle road after visiting
Col. and Mrs. Lewis H. Watkins in
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Mrs. Watkins &C.
companied Mrs. Armat to Memphis to
visit Col. and Mrs. Francis B. Wildly,
and on their return stopped for night
in Nashville with COL and Mrs. Frank
Besson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley Willard
entertained a company at dinner at the
Shoreham Hotel lest evening in co'nrl!-
ment to Miss Betty Ridsdale and her
fiance, Mr. Donald Mccall. The party
remained later for the supper dance.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parker Nolan, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Willard. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles David
Hay, Mrs. Helen Martin, Miss Nell
Worthington,, Miss Mary Bradley. Miss
Patsy Risdale, Miss Anna Southland
Larner, Miss Lucy Larner, Mr. Jack
Sheldon, Mr. Paul Lutes, Mr.. Prescott
Gatlsy, Mr.. James Cox, Mr.. Gordon
Risdale and MFR. Stanley Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson
went today to New York, where they
will spend q few days at the Commodore,
returning tc their apartment at the
Shorehan about the last of the week.
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Josephus G. Trinble win be the hosts.

Mrs. Duncan u. Fletcher heads the
list of patronesses for the card party to
be given under the auspices of All Souls
Church In Pierce Hail Friday afternoon
and evening. Others who are acting In
this capacity are Mrs. Charles B. Rugg,
Mrs. Sanford Bates, Mrs. Frederic A.
Delano. Mrs. Ridley Mclean, Mrs.
Whitman Cross, Miss Helen Nicolay,
Mrs. Ulysses @. B. Pierce, Mrs. Proctor
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The Board Of Directors Of the Mira
Mccoy Andrews Day Nursery will give
card party in tie ball room of the
Willard Wednesday, March 10. Mrs.
the vice president.
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Mrs. Charles j. Brant has returned to
her apartment at 1861 Crescent place
after three weeks visit in Florida.
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Mrs. William G. Wheeler entertained
at luncheon yesterday at Wardman Park
Hotel.
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Mrs. Charles Drake Westcott has with
her as her guests Capt. and Mrs. Frank
Harding Of Saybrook Conn, wfo are en-
route to Miami and Havana. Capt. and
Mrs. Harding will Ieave Washington this
evening,
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TArs. Elonzo Tyner and Miss Peggy
Tyner will be guests of Mrs. William
Laird r1unlop, IT,, at tea this afternoon
in the palm urt of the Mayf1ower.
Mrs. Dunlop few to New York Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Richard Potts.
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Former Gov. Ross
Hostess at Tea This Afternoon.

Former Gov Ross
Hostess at Tea This Afternoon.
The former Governor Of Wyoming,
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, will be hostess
at tea this afternoon from to
o'clock in the Woman's National DEM
ocratic Club, on New Hampshire ave-
nue., in honor of the Democratic ma
tional committeewomen who are in
Washington. The other guests will be
the Democratic women in Congress,
the officers and governors of the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club and
wives of the national committeeman.
Receiving with former Gov. Ross
will be Representative Mary T. Norton,
Repres .ntative Pearl Peden Oldfield
Representative Ruth Bryan owen, Mrs.
Jouett Shouse and Mrs. Florence @.
Farley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Beall Of Los
Angeles, Calf, will leave for New York
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Beall have been
at the willard for a week.
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Senator William Z. Brock will leave
the Capital tomorrow to join Mrs. Brock
in their home, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
MRS. Brock has been in the South for
about q week.
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s. @. Her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Alan
Latin, accompanied her here and VIII
return to Lake Forest Friday. Mrs.
Francis DeLacy Hyde OF Platnfleld, N.
j., who was also in Aiken with her
sister. Mrs. Louis Il. Latin, will remain
with her in Washington until Monday.
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The Minister Of the Union of South
Africa, Mr.. Eric Hendrix Louw, has
returned to the legation after short
visits in New York and Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-04

Senator Royal 8. Copeland will go to
New York tomorrow Afternoon to join
Mrs. Copeland, who is leaving the city
today.
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The Minister Of Hungary and Count
ess SZechenyi will be hosts at dinner
this evening at the legation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-04

Mrs. Joseph Edwin Washington had
as her guest of honor today at lunch
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Mrs Barley, wife of Senator Alben
w. Barley of Paducah, KY, accom-
panied by Mrs. Gregory, wife OF Repre-
sentative william v. Gregory of May
field, KY, will leave Washington to-
morrow by m-tor for st. Louis to spend
a few days with Mrs. Barkley's SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Truitt, before going to their respective
homes. Mrs. Barley will be joined in
st. Louis by her daughter, Miss Laura
Barley, who will accompany her
mother to Kentucky.
Senator Barley is expected to join
his family in Paducah in about fort
night and Representative Gregory eX-
poets to leave for Mayfeld in day
or 90.
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vice President, Mr.. Charles
Curtis, will leave washington
tomorrow afternoon to spend
about q week in Florida.


about week in Florida.
Niece Of Cabinet Officer
Returns Today From New York.
The Attorney General and Mrs. VIII
liam De Witt Mitchell will be Joined
this afternoon by the latter'S niece
Miss Gertrude Bancroft, who has beer
in New York for short visit.
The Secretary of Commerce anc
Mrs. Lamont will entertain company
at dinner tomorrow evening in thei1
home on Kalorama road.
The italian Ambassador and Donna
Antoinette de MARITIME entertained at
dinner last evening in the embassy when
their guests included the Secretary OF
War and Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley. the
Ambassador of France and Nine
Claudel, the Minister of Austria and
Nine. Prochnik. Senator David l.
Walsh, the charge d'affaires of Belgium
Viscount de LantSheere: the CONNER
cial counselor of the British embassy
and newly appointed British Minister
to Cuba and Lady Broderick, the
governor of the Federal Reserve Beard
and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr.; the spe-
ciAl assistant to the Secretary OF State
and Mrs Allen T. Klots, the first secre-
tary of the French embassy, M. de la
Blanchetai; the first secretary of the
German embassy and Frau Leitner. the
first secretary of the Polish embassy,
Mr.. Victor Podoski;; the director of
the Carnegie Institute of Fine Arts OF
Pittsburgh, Mr. Homer Saint-Gaudens;
Prof. Arthur Stanley Riggs. Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. wilkins, Mrs. Truxtun
Beale, Prof. Cardorini, Princess Mar
garet Bonccmpagni, Miss josephine
Patten, Mile. Refine Claudel,, Senorita
Rose Padilla, Mile. Maieli Pfaeffi and
members of the embassy staff, includ-
ing the first secretary and Contessa
Roncalli di Montorio, the military at
tache, Col Marco Pennaroli; the as
sistant naval attache and Contessa
Ffgaroli de Gropello and the attache
of the embassy, Marchese Dalla Rosa.