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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
IlIPTON WON RACE

Cowes. Eng. June 12.-tUP)-Sir Thomas Liptoh's Americas Cup challenger. Shamrock v. to-day won the Royal Yacht Squadron 40-mile race over a triangular course. King Georges Britannia finished second seven minutes behind Shamrock. and two minutes ahead of Candida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
Man Dies From
 Kick Of Horse
Ruptured Intestine Fatal to Steve Yarkes Woodbury
 Farmer

tion. The deceased was married.
 Francis Cezyniski. IS, Of Prospect street. Thomaston, was chopping wood at his home to-day when he sliced off the small toe on his right foot. He was brought to the Wa terbury hospital for treatment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
AMELIA HAD CRASH

Abulene, Tex, June 12.-tUP)-- The Autogiro plane which Amelia Earhart Putnam flew from the east coast to the test in a demonstration to-day as Mrs Putnam was taking off for Dallas on her return flight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
Pledges to Aid
 Unemployed
tcontinusd from Page D

Lundin Glass company, Swift and company. the Chamber of Commerce the Thin Sheet Metals company. and the Waterbury Association of Per- 1onal Finances.
 There are yet many busineas plpc- co in the city to be heard from but rh1irmfn Harris to-day expressed lhe oplnion that these returns VII be
 M wiini1 s . ths n next 2. M few days s yhrs,s ,s es% sRe essi sS.a' Sf sss 'r rsiisf ccmhittss <na f ia fait thnf WhtorhurY VI <11A} itself lo the situation anG 1|1i1s ihis additI0nai amount su [@4t <ht Wogk o( ai1Ia& ine upfW-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

past session and will announce a stand within a few days, it is under stood.
 Should the appointments of the legislature for judges of the Hart ford, Stratford, Rocky Hill, Wolcott, New Haven and Danbury courts be held illegal, Governor Wilbur L. Cross will be in a position to name men for the recess ending with the 1883 session of the legislature. Out of all the above named courts, the democrats got only one appointee, Judge Philip Troup of New Haven. The rest were all republicans.
 It is claimed that the issue is even more clear cut regarding the Strat- ford, Rocky Hill and Wolcott town courts as the resolutions were never or the legislative calendar or the table at any time. This means that possibly Judge Brown and Deputy JuZye Logan of Wolcott may be re- placed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
ouTTE HANDY FEET

Denver.-Louis Long has con- yenient feet when it comes to wash ing them. Long has been in the police "flop-hotise" for several nights, and a house rule says that ali inmates must wash their feet before they go to bed. Long takes off both his feet-they are. wooden and scrubs them under his head to serve as pillow, He does this because he's afraid someone VIII run away with his artificial dogs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

i'oxins nalshes pre wsrlag in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Europe ls spending 32.0oo ooo. GOO a year on military preparations
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Stephen Yurkes, 47. of Woodbury died this morning at the Waterbury hospital as the result of injuries suffered last evening when kicked by a horse. He suffered rup-
 tured intestine and was operated upon this morning. He failed to withstand the shock of the opera
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
Drys Make Report
 on Work Done

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12

Greece exported nearly 1so tons of cocoons last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
E Mission


y
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Durdeen Of
and Valley visitors last wednesday
q. NJ. Sunde Of New Richland.
MINI, is in Mission for few weeks.
This is Mr.. Sunde'S first visit to
this section.
Miss Margaret Potter Is home
from LaPorte. this state. after a
weeks visit with Miss Nell Rexroad,
a former Mission young woman.
Mrs. James Watson, Mrs. j. NJ
Watson and her mother, Mrs. Lou
Spratt Of Dearborn. Mo-. spent
Sunday in Reynosa and other In
teresting points in Mexico.
MIR and Mrs. wv. III. Briscoe are
home from a trip 10 Laredo and
San Antonio, where they spent the
weekend.
Miss Sunshine Garrison has been
in San Benito several DAYS the
past week, attending the series OF
lectures by the Central Power and
Light Company.
MI. and Mrs. AL Graham have
returned TO Mission and are at
home here with Mrs. Graham's
mother. Mrs. Claude Parkhill.
j. NJ. Watson and his brother in
law. W. r. Spratt Of Dearborn, Mo.
were on an extended trip which
covered most Of the Valley We'd
nesday.
Miss Helen Menning has return
co 10 her home here from Edin-
burg, where she has been under
going surgical and medical treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Jeffries and
their guests. MIR. and Mrs. Sher-
mar Irish OF Lorrain. Ohio. spent
lass Sunday in Brownsville and Ma
tanoros.
Miss Maria Alice Shary has been
elected president OF the Rio Gran
dc Valley clubs at the Lady Of the
Lake college in San Antonio.
Mrs. James Watson was down the
Valley towns and in Edinburg last
wednesday on Chamber Of Com
MERGE business.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Edleman of
Bayard, Nebraska, were visitors at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Card Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Dondlinger
and son, Eugene left the first OF
the week for a visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter oDndlinRer
nc Corpus Christi, returning We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Schmidt left the
first Of the week for their home In
Madison. South Dakota. after
spending several months here,
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Guerin.
John Waite was q business visit
or in Edinburg last Monday.
Mrs. John Green Of Edinburg was
here last Saturday. speaking before
a number Of college women at q
noon luncheon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15

RIO GRANDE CITY, FEB. IA
Tangible evidence OF the work on
the two new schools for Rio Grande
City was seen this week. when the
ten-acre plat on the Rio Grande
City-Laredo highway was cleared
OF brush. Announcement has been
made by the board OF trustees or
the Rio Grande City Independent
school district that ten acres west
OF town have been purchased as a
site for the high school and twelve
acres in the northern part or the
city for the grammar school.
Supt. Oscar r. Vale states that
bids fer the purchase Of 100000
worth Of bonds will be opened
March 3. While $i40,O00O0 were
voted. all viii not be offered ..
the present time.
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RESACA CHAPTER OF
CHR


The Resaca Chapter OF the Ma
tional What-to-Read club held
their first meeting this week &c the
home OF Mrs. c. S. Pugsley. when
the organization OF the San Benito
chapter was formed.
Mrs. Erie Studeman. state rem
reSentative, who is in the Valley
assembling charter memberships.
was the principal speaker at the
meeting. She outlined the purposes
and the opportunities offered 10
the members. In her talk she stress
Cd the record OF women in pursuit
OF knowledge from the early days
when educational institutions we're
barred to them to the present time.
During the business meeting Mrs.
o. L. Byrd was elected president:
Mrs. Clyde r. Robertson. vice
president. Mrs. r.. Fl. Stewart
Mitchell. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. II. ID. King. treasurer; and
Mrs. j. p. Ellis. director.
Mrs. Volney Taylor or Browns
Vile Is sponsoring the ReSaca
Chapter Of the National What-To-
Read club in the Valley. and is
also director OF the Brownsville
chapter. A similar chapter Is be-
ing organized in Harrington with
Mrs. Ronald Simmons, chairman Of
the Women's Chamber Of Commerce
educational department. in charge.
The next meeting OF the San
Benito chapter viii be held at the
home OF Mrs. Q. l.. Byrd on We'd
nesday morning. February Is. The
charter OF this chapter will be held
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MISS WILLS CCK
IN TREASURE HINT

Nv lhEASGhE HMM
The seventh grace OF the A. Y.
Baker junior high school gave a
class party at the home of Eleanor
Doughtie, with Miss Miles as their
sponsor.
The house WIS very attractively
decorated IN pink and green with
pink roses as the floral decoration.
Lucille Wells was the lucky one
in the treasure hunt. Light re-
freshments were served to the
guests. Those present we're Mary
Foster. Mary Sorota, Una Aldrich,
Tia Darby, Frances Harris, Lucille
Wells. Harriet Hadagorn. Imma
Cczman, Oliver Aldrich. Fred Sap
rington. Ralph Edwards. Edward
Weinett, Jimmie Lopez Willie Tay-
lor. Billy Carlinewood. "A. j. Parks.
Wayne walker. Miss Miles and
Billy Wells and Miss Sayles as
guests and the hostess.
PERSONALS
MesSrs. Robert Bradburn and
Hall Keltz. students OF the Edin-
burg college returned to their home
in Boulder. Colorado where they
intend 70 resume their studies.
Herschel Peake OF Mission was q
visitor in Edinhurg Tuesday.
Harold Van Allen, Percy Clarke
and Jerry Shantz Of Avon. New York
are visiting friends in Edinburg.
Mrs Z. Mclaughlin and sons
Tom and Eugene are in Edinburg
visiting Mrs. McLaughtin'S daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gertrude Morris.
Mrs. Ralph Hendrix. Misses NIL
bred Combs. Bidez Holman and
Elyven Johnson OF Edinburg spent
the weekend in San Antonio visit
inc friends there.
w. 5. Doughtery OF McAllen was
a visitor in Edinburg Wednesday.
S. c. Wilckey. realtor from Tyler.
arrived wednesday to spend several
DAYS for his clients.
Joseph Stubs arrived In Edin-
burg late Wednesday from Douglas.
Fla. to look after his property
holdings here.
Ralph Plummer OF Fort Worth
returned TO that city Wednesday
after spending several days in Ed
if.burg on business. Mr.. Plummer
at one time lived In Edinburg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Humphrey
formerly OF Mission but recently OF
Vernon. r visiting friends and
relatives in the Valley. They re-
port that they r glad 70 get back
TO the Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John +. Judd and
son John T. Jr.. OF Houston. have
teen visitors in Edinburg for the
past week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
LUNCHEON CLUB
AT r CAFE

Mrs. H. c. Aldridge entertained
the members of the Neighborhood
Bridge club with a luncheon at the
Aztec Cafe Thursday afternoon
for their regular meeting. All OF the
members were present for the meet
ing.
After luncheon they assembled at
their hostess home on North Mi
lam for the bridge games.
Mrs. w. III. Preston held high score
when the games ended.
The club will meet next with Mrs.
Andrew Bowie.
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MRS. ~NIARCHBANKS
WINS HIGH SCORE

Mrs o. c. Hamilton entertained
the members Of the Wednesday
Evening Bridge club at her home in
Palm Grove Tuesday evening.
At the conclusion OF the games.
Mrs. Tom Marchbanks held high
score among the women and Roy
Tolcomb among the men.
Guests were Miss Mary jeanette
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Mrs. McP herson Main Speaker
At Monthly Banquet Thursday

open for the next two meetings
during which time members will be
solicited.
CIRCLE ENTERTAINED
BY MRS. BALLENGER
Mrs. T. o. Ballenger was hos
tess to Circle Three Of the Meth
odiSt Missionary society meeting
this week. Mrs. John p. Dyer was
chairman and called the meeting
to order. :
= The topic for the devotional was
taken from Romans 10 by Mrs.
Morgan. Following the business
meeting Mrs. W. s. Fairey gave
the first lesson from the textbook.
The Turn Toward Peace She
was assisted In the presentation OF
this textbook lesson by Mrs. John
p. Dyer, Mrs. Jesse Thompson and
Mrs. IT. o. Ballenger.
When roll call was given eighteen
members responded and two guests
who were Mrs. Lillian Richards and
Mrs. Laura Upton.
Mrs. John o. PrentiSs viii have
the next circle meeting on February
"a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
WORK OF LILLIAN
WALT DESCRIBED


Social service was the topic OF the
program for the Women's Culture
club at their regular meeting held
Wednesday afternoon at the coun-
try home Of Mrs. Clarkson ID. Cow
gill.
After roll call, Mrs. C.. NJ. Cash
took charge of the program. She
gave an interesting review of the
Woman'S journal, a publication de-
voted TO women's work in various
lines. Mrs. F. C. Richey gave a pi-
ano solo.
The work Of Lillian Walt. who or
ganized and operates the House on
Henry Street, in a social service
reighborhood IN New York was de-
Scribed by Mrs. Robert Alexander.
She also described similar work be-
ing done In Chicago by Jane Adams.
Mrs. Edna Albert, who manufac-
lures a much used cosmetic, was
the topic presented BY Mrs. j. Y.
Harvey.
The program was concluded with
a violin solo by Margaret May
Rhodes who was accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. W. j. Rhodes.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Don Still is visiting In San
Augustine for a few days.
Henry E. Elrod left Thursday
morning for his home in Houston
after spending several days in the
Valley on busine--. re made the trip
by automobile.
MI. and Mrs. Da.' Etheringtor
OF Rio H0ndo have ann. go the
birth Of a son born at the hen, cr
Mrs.'N. Cowde. The baby has been
named David Phillip.
Mrs. w. W. Horn or New York
City and Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. John
son Of Houston have returned to
their respective homes after visit
ing in the J M. Jones home.
Mrs. w. K. Morrow. Mrs. Lula
Bryan Hambaud. and Kyle Morrow,
visited friends and relatives in San
Benito and Brownsville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bolles have re-
turned from Monterrey and report
having had a nice trip with the
Valley motorcade.
Mrs. H. H. Hawley Of Tonica, H.,
is visiting here.
w. G Mathes and Charles Bowie
motored to Dallas this week.
Leigh Stanley went to San Anto-
MO on business.
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Especial to The Herald.)
s. Feb.

Mrs. J. Mcpherson was the prin-
cipa speaker at the monthly ban
quet and business meeting OF the To-
cal Business and Professional Wo-
mems club held Thursday night at
the Legion club rooms, with Mrs.
Lettie Gibson presiding.
The program featured a health
program in charge of Miss Mary
Ann Makens and proved to be a very
interesting as well as a profitable
one.
Mrs. Mcpherson. a nurse in the
British Army during the World war.
talked on Health and Happiness Z.
Roll Call was answered with health
rules.
Miss Ezula Taylor, instructor Of
physical education IN the Mercedes
schools, with a number Of her pu-
pills gave a health program. Miss
Taylor, making q talk and explain
ing the value Of each exercise as
demonstrated by her pupils.
Committee reports were given and
numerous discussions held pertain
ing 70 the work Of the organization.
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San Benito
n ATKINS HOSTESS
TO CLUB

All Of the members Of the We'd
nesday Luncheon Bridge club were
present for their regular meeting
this week. which had as hostess
Mrs. c. L. Atkins at her home in
Valencia Park.
Mrs. Murray Higgins was high
score holder at the conclusion OF
the games.
Mrs. Z. N. Brown will be the
next hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
WORD RECEIVED
OF MARRIAGE

Announcement was made here
Friday of the marriage of Miss Bar
bara Hoyt Of Kansas City and j.
Liederman of Waco. which took
place In Waco Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock, according TO word receiv-
ed by friends here. Miss Hoyt, a
former resident OF Mercedes, has
spent the past several months in
the Valley, a guest OF Mrs. "A. M.
Tolson Of this city and her sister.
Mrs Hooks, in Donna, leaving for
Waco last week.
The bride is the daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. T. L. Hoyt or Kan
sas City, formerly OF Mercedes. She
was a graduate OF the local high
school. attended National Park
Seminary and was graduated from
Oklahoma University where she was
a member of Kappa kappa Gamma
social sorority for women.
Mr.. Liedman also attended Okla
homa University, where he was a
member Of Phi Gamma Delta social
fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiedman left on a
honeymoon trip which will include
Oklahoma City. where they will vi
sit Mr. Liedman's parents. and
Kansas City. for a visit with the
parents Of the bride. They will make
their home In Waco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
NEW YORK GUESTS


A very delightful party was given
Friday evening by Miss Rosa Rut-
ledge in honor Of friends from
Avon, New York. The evening was
spent in dancing and games.
At a late hour refreshments were
served to the guests who were:
Misses Gertrude Morris. Erin Sam
Turner, Mary Anna McAfee, Of Nc
Allen, Lola Mae Walters, June
~Schoenfeld, MeSsrs. Leonard VIII
ashford Groves, James Porlet,
NC--,-l Ellis. Brua Harper. Fred
HcE. X -li Percy Clarke. Harlod
Van Aller. Shantz, Tom and
Eugene McL-lanl.l or Avon, N. Y.
and the hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15

Fashion is Forenost-as II should be where fashions are the articles
Of trade -. and you may be sure that you will always secure the
newest and best in fashions with never a doubt. By giving YOU the
benefit of close margin WE bring you the best at the lowest possible
figures. Drop in and test the truth of this statement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
MUSICAL
Is

The Lateal T club held their reg
ular meeting this week at the
Aztec Cafe in the form of a lun-
cheon. Turks caps were used for
decorations on the luncheon table.
During the musical program
which followed, Mrs. A. r. Middle
ton and Mrs. j. Downey gave a
piano duet. This was followed by a
vocal duet sung by Mrs. Wanderers
and Mrs. Downey with Mrs. Il. :.
CaSwell playing the piano asconipa-
niment. Mrs. Downey then gave d
piano solo.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held with Mrs. H. w. Shafer.
There were twenty-five present
with Mrs. B. H. Minis as the only
guest.
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MISS PORTER PRESENT
AT CLUB MEETING

Lovely gaillardias. the club flow
ers. were used for decorations when
Mrs. Charles Yost entertained the
members Of the Pennsylvania Ave-
Tue club on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Porter. Cameron
County Home Demonstration agent,
gave a demonstration on canning
chicken and meat loaf. She also
told OF the uses Of pressure cookers.
Mrs. B. o. Hoover gave a report
on the Cameron County Home De
monstration council which met Oh
last Tuesday. She brought back to
the club the message given by Mrs.
Maggie w. Barry. rural organizer
for Texas A. and NJ. college.
The next meeting will have as
hostess Mrs. G. s. williams.
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Bateman OF Dallas and Don Still.
Mrs. Roy Holcomb will be next
hostess to the club.
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THREE OUT OF TOWN
GUESTS ATTEND MEET

Mrs. Know Smith entertained the
members OF the Contract Luncheon
Bridge club and three guests at
their regular meeting held Thurs
day, at her home in North Shore
park. Lovely calendulas were used
for decorations.
AT the conclusion OF the games.
Mrs. III. q. Marshall held high
score among the club members and
Miss Marie Dogget Of Center, high
among the guests.
Guests were Mrs. "A. e. Harper OF
Chicago. Miss Mary jeanette Bate
mar Of Dallas and Miss Marie Dog
gett Of Center.
Mrs. Charles Wunderman will be
the next hostess to the club.
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FAREWELL PARTIES
HONOR JOHN MALONE


The intermediate department OF the
Baptist Sunday school gave a fare
well party for John Malone Tues
day evening at the church. Games
were played and punch was served
ear the close. Those present were
Lola Mae walters, Minnie Lee Bull
lard, Wanda Lee Dickinson. Billy
Wells. Jack Evans, Ted Skinner.
Harold Barnum, Ernest Holmes
Beedy Russell and Oliver Aldrich.
and MeSdames J.. c.. Magee, T. E.
Billiard and l.. Mcleod.
Weiner Roast
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Nah
one was again named honor guest
at a weiner roast given at the
North Tower by his many friends.
Games and dancing were enjoyed.
Guests were Dorothy Haven, Doro-
thy Lawson. Woodie Porter. Lucille
Osborn, Kidie Mae BloodSworth,
Blanche Smothers, Rosa Rutledge.
Ashford Groves, Jimmie Borroum,
J0rdon Davis, Drexel Carr. Jack
Bibbs, Roy Klossner, Harold Van
Allen OF Avon, New York, and Mrs.
j. ID. Densen.
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Mrs. Malone
Hostess Twice
In Past Week
Especial To The HeraId.)

especial 10 Inc heralu.J
EDINBURG, Feb. 14.-Mrs. John
Malone. who is to make her flu
ture home In Austin, entertained
members OF the Tuesday luncheon
club ut her home the past week.
Beautiful decorations Of yellow and
green we're used with bridge ac-
ccssories matching. A two course
luncheon was served followed by
bridge games. in which Mrs. ]. X.
Miller won high for the guests and
Mrs. w. ID. Gardner, high for the
club.
Present were MeSdames j. X.
Miller, y. G. Eppers0n. f. A. Brown.
"A. n. Baker, X. 8. Hearne. w. ID.
Gardner. Henry Klossner, Roy
Klossner, Ida Connolly, W.. II.
Tinker, John Rutledge, +. r. Terry.
q. "A. Barnum. "A. g. Stalham. z.
5. Hearne, J. y. Mckinney. Oliver
Aldrich, K. G. Chase, Marvin Nc
Askill and Estella Emrnerling.
Wednesday Hostess
Mrs. Malone was again the
charming hostess on Wednesday
when members Of the @. v. club
ret with her. Following the bridge
games, scores were totaled and
Mrs. z. A. Brown was recipient OF
high score for the club with Mrs.
John Mckinney winner Of high
for the guests.
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ter. Va, Is 81 the shoreham Hotel for
. stay Of some days.
WOmem's City Club TO Have
Talk After Dinner Tonight.
The Midwinter dinner Of the current
events section Of the women's City
Club win be held in the club house this
evening; Miss Janet Richards: well
known lecturer, win speak on Current
Mrs. William +. Chamberlin will pre-
side. Members subscribing are Mrs.
william Lee Corbin, president: Miss
Julia d. Conner, Judge Mary O'Toole,
Dean Grace Hays Riley, Mis- Elva NC
Namara, Miss Gertrude Walter, Mrs. A.
b. Allen, Miss Eta II. Austin, Miss
Margaret Bayly, Mrs. c. L. Brown, Miss
Lucie Bernhard, Miss Mary Z. Black,
Miss v. s. Benjamin, Miss Julia Banni..
gan, Miss Olive Beatty, Miss Naomi
Baker, Mrs. Barlow, Miss Julia =.
CONAN. Miss M. A. Carroll. Mrs. Ella
J. Garter, Miss Elsa Donaldson, MRS.
Nell M. Dunlap, Mrs. Elizabeth Du Bose,
Mrs. Albert Dodge, Miss Catherine M.
Etter. Mrs. Caroline B. FriStoe, Mrs.
sara H. Finley, Mrs. Anna H. Farrar,
Mrs. Lawrence Fortune, Mrs. Frank
Grosvenor, Mrs. Frank Golden, Miss
villa Gallagher, Mrs. Ella M. Garlick'
Miss Mary Colt, Miss Ann Grimtn'
Miss Marie Heath Mrs. M. M. Howertn,
Miss Flora s. Hon, Mrs. E. z: HarpSr'
Mrs. c. X. Huntington, Miss .. Pearie'
Jencks, Miss Elizabeth King, MRS. L; r
Kebler. Miss Madge A. Long, MRS
certrude LYONS, Miss Julia E. Lehman,
Miss p. r. layton, Mrs. w. j. La Varre,
Miss Media Ann Martin, MRS. w. O.
McEnarren, Miss Blondelle Malone
Mr.. Gertrude G. Notes, Miss Irene n.
Noble. Mrs, George Perkins, Mrs. B. M
parker Mrs. Z. T. Pickard. Miss Nell v.
price. MRS. Gusts r. Perry, Miss Eliza
beth RAYMOND, Mrs. Jesta M. Richards
Mrs. w. B. Rogers, Mrs. M. M: Euooi-
man. Mrs. T. j. Robertson, MiSs IA
katherine Reinburg, Mrs. Caroline -
stephen, Mrs. J. J. Stephens, Mrs' Neli
G.. Schulz, MRS. Martina swirl MI 1
EIma r. Saul, Miss May Eleanor smith.
Mrs Arnold w. Spanhoofd, Mrs. Edith
sears. Miss Marie K. Saunders, MIS-
laura L. Tracy. Mrs. Z. D. VoSbury
Mrs Frances williams, Miss Ivy Went
worth. Mrs. Charles Wilcox, Miss Lucy
watt and Mrs. Katherine B. Wilson
An annual event Of much importance
TO the District Of Columbia DaugnteI:
of the American Revolution ano tneil
| friends Is the card party to be given ny
| the Chapter House Committee tomorrow
evening ct O'Clock m the large Oai
room at the willard.
Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, presl-
dent general, N. s., D. A. R., heads the
| list OF patroneSSeS, which includes Mrs
David D. Caldwell, vice present general;
| Miss Margaret Barnett, corresponding
secretary general; Mrs. Harriet Vaughn
Rigdon, treasurer general; MRS. josiah
| van Orsdel, registrar general, and Mrs
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the honor guests at . tea tomorrow
afternoon from A:3O 10 Q o'clock. Head
ing the list Of honor guests are the
ofncerS and memhers Of the National
Committee, Of which Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait IL president and Miss jesse
phine Schain Is secretary.