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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-12
Games Friday

Ft. Ringgold at Edcouch.
Edinourg at Edin. J. g.
McAllen at La Blanca.
Progreso off.
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Upper Bracket


Sebastian at Brownsville.
Harrington al TT. Brown.
Rio Hond0 at San Benit0.
Primera off.
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Down IN stretch


Eustsquio rises to suggest that
instead OF placing flag pin IN the
cup. that red flags flying at half
mast be placed in the sand traps.
In China labor Is so cheap that
= golfer seldom goes out with less
than a half dozen caddies.
ONE OF THEM HAS TO BE
EDUCATED. BEING ABLE TO
COUNT TO $50 Fer THE AMER
ICAN BUFFERS.
Lawn tennis. invented in 1873
by a British army officer. was
first known as Sphairistike.
Evidently the old man was
what OF n bowler.
FROM THE LOOKS OF THAT
NAME. HE COMBINED THE
TERMS SPARE AND STRIKE"
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At one Sad

- wAE $50
NERVE. according To Webster,
means pluck TO the athlete in
competition. IN has "a different
meaning. No person LII active ath-
letics has ever escaped II, it al
ways Is present when one Is In sin
cere competition. Your mind as
well as your muscular system has
been worked to high tension. This
is not from being afraid but is a
state where mind and body will do
It's very best. Charley Paddock.
veteran track man. becomes very
nervous before a race. II have seen
his feet culver a. he took hiS holes
awaiting the gun. Paddock says,
When 7 fail To become excited or
nervous before a race. Ill discard
the spikes There is another case
Of a veteran who claims If he fails
to get nervous or high strung he
will retire. He is none other than
the famous Big Bill Tilden. Babe
Ruth might walk To the plate very
un~concerned and gaze over the
field with "a smile but he will tell
you that ne has stepped It'd
To the plate without nerves key
ed" If the Babe ever steps To the
plate as If II were only a part az
the regular routine Of play. he will
slip. Gar Wood, veteran boat rae
er, may be very congenial with the
newspaper boys before a race but
as he steps into his boat and dons
his life belt he becomes very fidgety
and can hardly await the start.
\. Bobby Jones. golfer of golfers. is
not immune from this and shows w
as ne starts "a match. Most foot
ball coaches take advantage az this
by getting their second string men
keyed up before allowing them to
go in for they will do a little bet
ter then. If such veterans as Pad
dock. T1lden, Wood. and Ruth de-
velop goose-pimples before the
strain OF competition, the young
athlete must not confuse this with
thinking his system IA afraid when
nc develops a like nature. Just d0
better than your lest.
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Meets to be Held

Dual meets with San Benito.
Harlingen and Donna have been
arranged for the high school boys.
This Ii In addition to the regular
county meet. Efforts are being
made TO book opposition .or the
junior high athletes also.
The junior college has a pair
Of fast dash men in Gerome Wilson
and Jess Atkins. Anthony Glmez
is another candidate IN the lash
events. Despite his size. Atkins Is
exceedingly fast. He proved that fn
n football uniform last season.
Coach Brite also likes the work o.
Wilson III the short distances. Jack
Todd is Keeling I'D the quarter
mile III fast time. Chief Dyer. husky
Indian, Is working with the weights
and has shown real possibilities.
Santos Ceyanes Is another dash
man. Tom Ball and Gomez are try
ing out for the timber Clearing
events. Clarence Bennett l. work.
ing with the weights and In the
jump events. Other junior college
athletes are expected to begin track
III the near future.
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In the high school ranks. Herby
Thomas and ROLAND Beshear are
trying out in the weight events.
The jumps are being handled b.
Vance Wilson. Geo. Caller and
Norman Clarke. Walter Washing
ton and Salvador Cara are per-
fecting their hurdling form. Ths
40 candidates are Geo. Cahler
and Carlos Delgado. The half mile
event Is being haqdled nv .Uriah
Stegman. Chas. Cooper and Flor
entino. FREDDY Abbot. Mickey West
and Astrolavio Alvarez r candi-
oates for the mile run.
The 100 and go are being han
died b. Trujillo and Carl Elling-
ton. Bolton. who Is now busy with
basketball. is expected 70 make a
Eood weight HEAVIER.
Coach Brite KS now putting the
boys through limbering up PAGES
and teaching them the fine points
o. the game.
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Brownsville-Pipkin.
Fort Brown-Pipkin.
san
BaiieW.
la Blanca-ROwe.
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WEARING regulation footba /
regalia, and carrying the ball, Kerr
dashed the full length OF the field
10 win the cup In the fast time OF
l2 4-l0 seconds. This rs 100 yards
and IA record that will stand with
the average high school student
wearing track clothes upon the Gin
derpath. III there are faster high
school football players let us hear
from them.
FLORIDA is proud OF its new
auto record Of 245 miles per hour.
Imagine. Los Angeles to New York
IL hours via car.
SALT LAKE CITY ~ bidding for
worlds notice along with the fa-
nous Florida beach city. The great
salt lake has receded much IN the
past few years and steps are being
taken to convert the lake shore into
one Of the fastest auto racing
straight-aways in the world.
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AvISOs EN- YkOR CITY

taci6n. Rispall fue ell 1nico que,
conservando su aplomo Y SUI SUI
perioridad c6mica, anadi6:
10 mismo digo-como 81 Sc
dignara rebajarse saludando,
no a un companero, sino a un
mozo de cuadra o a I'm mendi-
go.
PUG, al escuchar su voz y al
advertir su gesto, Sc encogi6 de
hombros con indiferencia y Sc
cortent6 con decirle:
Que, Iestas aun aqui? SDos
ho~as para NAL limpiar tres IL
bros y dos legaios?
-dQue es ESQ de nal linn
piar? Desafio a cualquiera,...
III Basta !-dijo PUG, sena-
lando a Rispall Ia puerta del es-
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en- primer termino, y detras de
ella cast Sc escondia SUI sobrina
con los ojos bajos Y encendidas
de rubor sus mejillas, mas sin
duda por la inesperada presen-
,cia de Ramiro que por la de su
principal. Rispall pasaba ell tplu-
micro con in~sistencia por sillas
" legajos.
-lAh! No habia visto a US
tedes-dijo D. Juan con acento
de sorpresa, comprendiendo que
de algo inusitado Sc trataba
cuando tan temprano invadian
ell esoritorio Bernardo V su So
brina. Miro a ambas fijamente
y ninguna de elias sostuvo su
mir2da: contentaronse con res
ponder un "buenos dias' que
mas parecia despedida que salu-
La gaceta., 1931-03-11

zarandajasI Sonora, yo estimf
"a listed tanto como quiero a Be.
'nito, mi companero Y amigo des
de los primeros amos de nuestra
Juventud. 70 tengo a Lucia, mi
ahijada, un carino verdadera-
mente paternal; Y puesto QUE
ustedes son mi 1nica, m; verda.
dera familia, puesto que en- rs
tedes tengo vinculadas todas
mis- afecciones y como a familia
mia los trato y los riho. Guam.
do viene al case, exijo de uste-
des no Ell ceremonioso afecta
con que me pagan, sino la leal
amistad que les he tenido STEM.
pre-. Esa es la dnica queia one
70 tengo de ustedes, Y esa Is J.,
verdadera algeria que lie falta
q mi cOrsz6n.
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-Su coraz6n de listed Sc guar
ia de tai modo las cosas, que es
punto menos que impossible adj
vlnarlas. A~ntiguamente...
-Antiguamente, como aho-
ra' y csc es su error de listed.
los ne querido y tratado del mis-
mo modo. 81 mi caracter no ha
Sido nunca expansive y alegre,
81 tengo el defecto, que todos te-
nemos alguno, de reconcentrar
mi mismo mis- sentimientos v
&c no dar dos cuartos al prego-
nero para que ell pdblico seua v
entere de mis- penas o de mis-
aiegFlas' no por ESQ dejo de tie
lier' como cualquie1a, unas v
o'fas; y 10 extrano es que uste-
aeS' que deben conocerme al ca
De tratarme tantos amos. in
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.iY sddra l-respondi6 es-


tie, merchandise con SUI plume.
70 en- la mano a guisa de espada
y dando un portazo que hizo re-
temblar las puertas vidrieras
de todas las ventanas.
Reprimi6 D. Juan I'm peque-
no movimiento de ira, y dando
dos pasos hacia ell centric de la
habitaci6n, Sc dirigi6 a Lucia
preguntandoIa:
-IY tn padre? mo ha baja-
do por aqui tdoavfa?
No, sehor...
-Esta va recorriendo los ia
Heres ...-dijo Bernardo, inte-
rrumpiendo a su sobrina y dis
culpando la ausencia de su her.
mano,-Ha madrugado, como
siempre.
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CORE FEDERAL
V Y SUS COMPANE-
RIOS DE CAUSA EUERON
~ABSUELTOS

Luego de haber declarado
contra su padre, Neil S. Bitch,
Wilbur Leavine, Ed Leavine,
j. c. Moon, w. E. Mesear Sliem
Evans y Aubrey johnson, Ell
j6ven Kiel S. Bitch, Jr. de 10
anos, Sc arrepinti6 de haberlo
hecho y retro los cargos.
Frente a esta situaci6n y lue
go de haber ell fiscal tratado d.
conseguir que Bitch lie dijera
Iquien lie habia amenazado, 81
.juez Alderman tuvo que reco
,mendar al jurado dictara la alb
soluci6n.
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Sc ATACA LA ADJUDICA-
CION DE UN CONTRATO
A TAMPA LIFE

La Feds acton de Clubs de
Mujeres del Condado de HilIs-
borough aprob6 aver w ESQ
I1ucion denunciando ell ) de
que los comisionadd con
Idado hayan concedido mira
to de $4,000 a $8,0OEzk[ aba
jos de imprenta at3pA sdico
Tampa Life, que h es unNon
Itribuyente y no regpalda 10 que
|imprime.
Present6 la mdci6n de censu-
ra la Sra. WaNe Thomas, de
Plant City, qafen para defen-
derla dijo que ell peri6dico solo
Sc publica una vez a la semana
y no tiene taller propio.
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EN- Ell AYUNTAMIENTQ(SE
PRESENTO UNA MahoDN
PIDIENDO Sc GE-
LEN LAS CON@NTBUCIO-
MES ~DELINCUENTES

Redactada por ell abogado con-
sultor Whitaker Sc present6
aver una ordenanza en- la session
del ayuntamiento por La cual So
cancelan los intereses devenga.
l9s por las contribuciones de
lincuentes, con Ell fin de promo
Yer Ell m~ejoramiento y la pros
peridad de la comunidad. La or
denanza fue aprobada en- su pr.
mera lectutra y probablemente
sera pasada en- definitiya e
martes pr6ximo.
Todas las contribucionet de
lincuentes seran libradas de los
intereses cargados sobre elias,
s. la mocion Sc aprmeba.
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/ No preguntaba 20 tanto!

$50
y a estas horas esta toda Ia
casa arreglada Y limpia. No
creo que tenga listed motive de
queja de nosotros.
y iquien la dice a listed Sc
mejante cosa? iCuando nj como
me he metido 20 en- tales peque-
neces? mo es listed ell ANA y
dispone en- ella a su antojo?
-Segdn Y como. Me guarda-
re yo mny bien de extralimitar-
me. Sc cual es mi puesto Y
cumplo mi obligation de anna de
lDaves con la mayor eserupulosi-
dad. A ESQ me atengo, que ESQ
es 10 que listed ha dispuesto, Y
ESQ Y no obra eosa es 10 que We
listed en- mi toda La vida.
-iQu6 anna de naves nj que
La gaceta., 1931-03-11
Z. F.
LIMPIA CI-ENTIFICAMENTF
Ia SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ma
iado alivio a miles de perso
,as que han sufrido de debiIf
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos Y perdida de Pc
80. Estas molestias han tenido
orfgAn en- la pobreza y debili.
lad de la sapgra.
P. P. P. renucva los cor
pdsculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
i sistema recupera 81 condi-
ci6n saludahle.
Dele que Ia devuelva su ga
tud.
listed no arriesgs I'm centa-
to en- usar P. F. P. Su hoti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
fevolverle su dinero ST no que
ia satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
1ee tenemos en- 2. P. P.
SConsentirA listed en- seguir
sofriendo, sintiendcse dabil,
CT ando nuede gozar de bueua
Aud. fuerza Y telicidadf
C6mprelo hoy.
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PARA LA
CAMAlRA DE ca RCIC
FUE ANOCHE M INA
DO Ell SIR. CUESTAV

La Camara de Concrete de
Tampa, en- Ell banquete anoche
celebrado en- Ell hotel HILLSIDE
rough, a propuesta del alcalde
Nc Kay nomino para su presi-
dencia, sin oposici6n, al Sr. An
gel L. Cuesta, Jr., de la firma
La gaceta., 1931-03-11
FoHetjn de La Gaceta No. 90
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

principles de orden y de justi-
cia no hay capital que pueda
defenderse.
En- este momento, los ojos de
PUG, distraido hasta entonces,
Sc fijaron en- los tres individuos
que estaban en- Ell escritorio an
ties de su llegada y Sc habian
quedado cast petrificados al
verle. Doha Bernardo aparecia
La gaceta., 1931-03-11

Los ~diputados del sheriff Y
los detectives de Ia ciudad bus
can con ahinco a la Srta. Mar
,garet Large, de Is anP, alum
na del Colegio de BreYster, que
|desapareci6 de su d Anicilio el
pasSJo domingo, a las seis de la
.tard&
Los spadres de la muchacha,
que viven en- la avenida II 2910
Itemen que a fsta lie haya ocurri-
do una De- aaciss
Aver fue interogado por los
IdiputaSos del sheriff I'm j6ven
que dEuvo con ella Ell domingo
'por la noehe, en- Belmont
Heights, v que despues la al
La gaceta., 1931-03-11

UN PIANO en- inmejorables
condolences, Sc vende rAuy ba-
ratio. Pueden verlo a todas no.
ras: East Park SIS.
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LA FEDERACION Sc OPO-
NE A LA NUEVA LEY DE
DIVORCIO

A proposition de la Sra. Amos
H. Norris, la Federation de Mu
jeres del Condado de HILLSIDE
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de Cuesta y Roy, expresidente
del Club RoeaFfo. Il

de Cuesta y Roy, expresidente
del Club Rotarfo. 4
Para la vicsp7 sidencia Sc no
min6, ombien por unaninIidad,
q Sr. Ray 3. Cradle actual pre-
6ente del Club RotArio.
: Designados fueron para las
GO vacantes de directories Ell
juez federal Alderman, Harry
c. Culbreath, James F. Farley,
C. T. Melvin, Marvin H. Wal
ker, Lem Woods, Francis Jones,
F. NJ. Traynor, j. A. Waterman
Paul Vance, w. D. Bailey v V.
V. Sharpe.
Mas de $50 comensales con-
currieron al banquete, entire
e1los una representation de la
Camara de Concrete de Jack
sonvilIe, presidida por Ell coro-
mel Sumter L. Lowry, Jr., su ac-
Ne g~-esidente.
denomination de Cuesta pa
eSN Residential Sc hizo como
uto a la industrial taba-
NJ
SN.io la labor del presi.
|dente - Brorein, en- los dos
|1ltimos ans.
Pronunciaron discusses Ell Sir,
William M. .Kiplinger, director
del boletin de negocios de Wash
Iington; James w. Morris, Mr..
Lowry Y otras personals.
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quil6 I'm cuarto q
hotel de la Gale
muchacho dijo en- q
muchacha q a su
Margaret dej6
rigida a su rnadre
pide perd6n por I
hacer Y que no pd
en- 10 dfas. {
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rough acord6 Rer oponerse al
proyecto de leI. .que presentara
el representan Bledsoe, en- la
pr6xima legislE4lra, concedien-
do el divopcio un perfodo de
90 dias. h
Estima la Hderaci6n que la
nueva ley "tEferia degradantes
condolences q nuestro estado"
y rebaiarfa norma a la que Sc
hallan sujsN los clubs de mu-
jeres. Sai
La gaceta., 1931-03-11

nieto, Irwin Larsen, de
III. ecino de la Septima y
Cue encontrada aver
n SUI domicilio, Octa-
va avenisa 1923, la anciana Sra.
Viola Maynard. Ell nieto TOGO a
la puerta Y al yer que no lie res
pondfan la abri6 violentamente,
encontrando a la anciana en- su
cana y sin vida.
La muerte, segdn I'm certifi-
cado medico, Sc debi6 a causas
naturales.
Intervinieron en- la investi-
gaci6n ell condestable RUIZ Y
ell jefe de detectives, Fred Tho
mas.
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Tel6fonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y LAG
West Tampa, H 3846. Para lIamsdss por Ia noch
10 misno sr Yhor Que en- West Tampa, Y1A10.
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dress the dinner meeting OF the board
tomorrow.
The alumnae Of the Academy Of the
Sacred Heart Of Mary viii give its an
nual dinner this evening at the Dodge
Hotel, when covers will be laid for 81,
Following the dinner the first business
meeting of the season win be called by
the president, Miss Edith Branson.
Mrs. John G. Clark of Binghamton.
N. X, Is at the Carlton for q short
stay.
Or. and Mrs. Richard F. Campbell
OF Asheville, N. c., are visiting In WASH
ington and are at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Black Of Hunt
ington, w. Va. arrived in Washing.
ton yesterday and are at the Shorehafn.
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studio apartment In the new West-
chester Building
Of Mrs. Krogh, VINO gave up her apart
ment In Woodley Park Towers before
going to New York for the Summer, will
also occupy an apartment in the West
chester. Mrs. Blackstone spent much
of the Summer with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Blackstone, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Macklin and their
daughter, Miss Ida w. Macklin, of Phila-
delphia, are at the Mayfiower for a few
days. Miss Macklin has entered Mount
Vernon Seminary, of which her mother
is graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fl. Edmonds, who
have had cottage at Chelsea for the
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Miss Grace Elwell. who left WASH
ington about four months ago to make
q trip through the Panama Canal and
up the Pacific Coast, returned through
the Canadian Rockies, stopping at Lake
Louise, in Banff. Canada. She again
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her country place except for occasional
parties, and Is in her city home.
Mrs. James L. Ewing OF New Orleans,
La, is at the Mayf1ower with her daugn-
ter. Miss Margaret Ewing, who will at
tend Mount Vernon Seminary this year.
Miss Ewing was at the warrenton
Country school the last two seasons.
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Miss Mary Louise Hanser and Miss
Elizabeth Hauser are spending a fort
night with their aunt, Mrs. Lawrence
Gardner, In Atlantic City,
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Mrs. Wigginton Ellis Greed Is staying
at the Maydower, having accompanied
her daughter, Miss Margery Greed, who
has entered Mount Vernon Seminary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

Miss Mary Draney entertained a
company of 81 at the Shoreham dinner
dance last evening.
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Mr.. Strawn Here for Fall
Meet of Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. SiIas Strawn. president Of the
United States Chamber of Commerce.
arrived in washington yesterday and
Is at the Shoreham. He will attend the
Fall board meeting of the Associated
General Contractors of America today
and tomorrow. Mr.. Strawn will ad-
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY

Lawrence washington, in her home in
this city in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah T. Newcomb,
who, with their small family, have been
living at Wardman Park Hotel for a
year and half. went to New York to-
day and win make their home there In
the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. woodward of
Trenton, N. j., are at the Dodge for
few days and are accompanied by their
daughter, Miss II. r. woodward, and
Miss L. r. Muirhead.
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Miss washington Back
From Paris Exposition.
Miss Anne Madison Washington ar
rived in New York yesterday afternoon
aboard the lie de France, coming from
Paris, where she has been official hostess
at Mount Vernon, the exhibit of the
United states in the International
Colonial Exposition in Paris. Miss
washington will join her mother, Mrs.
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Is In her apartment at wardman Park
Hotel for the Winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hedrich OF Haisly,
Idaho. are passing some time at the
Carlton.
Mr.. waverly Taylor win be host to q
company of IL at the formal opening
of the Fall dinner dance sessions at the
Shoreham tomorrow evening.
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Dasher-PIitt Wedding Today.
Other NuptiaIs of Interest.


A pretty wedding will take place this
afternoon in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pitt in Edgemoor, when their
daughter, Miss Ruth Pitt, will become
the bride of Mr.. George Holmes Dasher,
son of Col. Charles Dasher, u. S. A.,
As4d Mrs. Dasher The ceremony win
be performed at o'clock, the Rev. DR..
Church officiating. The home has
been decorated with Autumn flowers
and foliage and a string orchestra viii
play the wedding music.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father and she will wear an
afternoon gown Of peach-color velvet,
with hat and other accessories to
match. She will carry a shower bou-
quet OF roses to match her costume.
Miss Dorothea Pitt will be the maid
OF honor for her sister and she will
wear a brown velvet costume with a
hat to match and carry yellow roses.
Mr.. Van Manning Hoffman will be the
best man.
A reception will follow the ceremony
when the couple will be assisted by
their parents, Mrs. Pitt wearing tan
lace frock and Mrs. Dasher, mother Of
the bridegroom, will be in black
velvet.
After the reception Mr.. Dasher and
his bride will leave for wedding trip
the bride wearing a blue sport costume
They will be at home after october
is in Washington.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Mer-
rift, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Edwin A.
Merritt of Chevy Chase. Md, to DR..
Edgar Meredith McPeak of Virginia and
Washington took place at $3.50 o'clock
today in the home of the brides par
ents, Rev Dr. Noble G. Powell of Bal
timore officiating. The arrangements
for the wedding were charming in their
simplicity. with Autumn flowers and
foliage making a pretty background for
the wedding.
The bride was given In marriage by
suit OF rust-color tweed with accessories
to correspond and corsage bouquet Of
orchids.
DR.. McPeak and his bride Left after
the ceremony for a Northern wedding
trip, and upon their return they viii
be at home at the Kennedy Warren.
The marriage of Miss Nettie May
Croft, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Diller
Fisher Croft. to Mr.. Paul A. Humiston
OF Grand Rapids, Mich son of Mr..
and Mrs Aiva S. Humiston of San
dusky. Ohio, took place last evening
in the home Of the brides parents on
1ngOmaI street., IN the presence OF the
two families. Rev. DR.. j. Phelps Hand
Of Wesley M E. Church oficiated, as
sisted by DR. Charles S. Cole, presi-
dent Of Sibley Hospital
The brides gown was Of eggshell
chiffon velvet. her tulle veil was be-
comingly arranged, and she carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies
Of the valley. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Ruth Groff, who was
gowned in green chiffon velvet and car
ried a bouquet of pale pink roses.
Mrs. Croft wore a chiffon dress of blue,
with a shoulder bouquet Of gardenias
and lilies of the valley. Mr.. Donald
Humiston, brother of the bridegroom
was the best man, and the brides
brother, Mr.. George Croft, and her
cousin, Mr.. Murray McGlue, were
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humiston will make
their home in Grand Rapids.
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Mrs. j. de Bree Higgins Of Baltimore,
Md, will come to washington tomorrow
to make her home here in the future.
She has leased an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rapley are
again in their apartment at 2101 Con-
nectfcut avenue after spending the
Summer at Kennebunkport, Me. Mr.
and Mrs. Rapley have been in New York
through the month Of September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. White Set Date
For Debut Of Two Daughters.

Mr.. anu Mrs. William H. White, jr..
will introduce their daughters, Miss
Mary White and Miss Emma Gray
White, at tea in their home Friday
afternoon, December IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

DR.. and Mrs. Harold N Krogh have
given up their apartment on Eighteenth
street and viii move tomorrow to a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

DR.. and Mrs. Edmund Morgan are
at the Shoreham Hotel, where they
have taken an apartment for the VIM
ter They formerly resided at 5000
Cathedral avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-30

Mrs. NJ. de Glare Berry has closed
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. Frank Black OF
Philadelphia, Pa, are at the Carlton for
a few days, accompanied by Mr.. James
Paul, also OF Philadelphia