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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

Lincoln Women's Relief Corps met
Monday evening at the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club, with its president,
Mrs Carrie H. Doyle, presiding. Guests
present were Mrs. Louise Watson, senior
vice president of the Department of
the Potomac: Mrs Alice Meade, presi-
dent of Burnside Corps. and Mrs. Soth-
ard of Phil Sheridan Corps. The corps
held picnic at Hams Point October g..
Supper was served at o'clock.
The next meeting will be October 10.
Wesley Heights Child Study Club
The annual dinner of the club was
held October 6. Mrs. Charles Wood
ward, president, presided. Prof. Will
Hutchins Of American University spoke
on''Art in Connection with Child Edu-
cation
Mrs. Macpherson announced that the
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Woods, wife of Dean George
B. Woods of American University, 1881
Cathedral avenue. At that time a lee
ture and slides will be given on Side
lights on Infant Care in Painting and
Sculpture" prepared by DR.. John A.
Foote, former dean of the medical staff
of Georgetown University. DR.. j. F.
OBrien, who elaborated with DR..
Foote in the preparation of the manu-
script, will deliver the lecture.
twentieth Century Club.-The par
lianentary law section will meet to-
morrow at II o'clock in the Y. w. G. A.
Building. The subject for the day will
be the table of motions. The chairman
Is Mrs. Edward B. Clark.
The nature section will meet at the
home of the vice chairman. Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Aspinwall, 2340 Kalorama road
Wednesday at pm.
The education section will meet Oc-
tober IS at 1890 pm. at the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs Robbie NJ. Evans, new secretary
treasurer, will make luncheon reserva-
tions for those who call her. The
speaker is Hunter Miller international
lawyer and historian. His subject is
Some Early American Treaties"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

The Writer'S Rendezvous met at
Thomson School last Tuesday. Mrs.
Bobpie Haag played one of her own
compositions on banjo. Eldred Will
son and Ed. ]. Irvine, both of the
Northern Dramatic Co., spoke on Writ
read poetry Of Emelda Deshaies. Miss
Anna M. Priestley read ana3 original
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Of
Circles Are
Held

A splendid attendance OF "a
marked the meeting day OF the
Woman's Missionary Society OF the
First Methodist church Monday
when four circles Of the organiza-
ton met in the homes Of the hos
tesSes for the day. Pretty decorations
were formed with the use Of sum
mer garden flowers. A social hour
followed the regular routine work
and each hostess served a light re-
freshment course.
Mrs. Charles "A Roy entertained
eight members and one guest Of
Circle /. Mrs. J. K. Bull led the
devotional and Mrs. Sterling Fisf-
er conducted the missionary lesson
The members of Circle two met
in the home OF Mrs. ". L. Conrad
with seven present for the devotional
and lesson which was in charge OF
Mrs. George 6tell.
Mrs. w. A. Gibson was hostess q
five members of Circle three at the
home Of Mrs. w. r. Jones on Levet
street. Mrs. Willie A. George con-
Quoted the devotional and Mrs
Marshall led the lesson.
The Young Matrons met with Mrs
J. M. Abel. The Lords Prayer was
repeated as devotional and Mrs. M
r. Hall had charge OF the lesson
There were eleven members and
n visitor present.
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Important
Topics Are
Discussed

The local Business and Profess
sional Women's club moved TO Join
the International Federation OF the
organization and put the member
ship in the name OF Miss Julia o.
Brien, who was former chairman OF
the International Relations Com
mittee, at the regular business meet
ing OF the club on Tuesday evening
at the chamber OF m build
ing. There was a splendid atten-
dance for the session.
Two new members we're elected
into the club a. the meeting. They
were Misses Dorothy Shuckman and
Marjorie Rel. One guest was present,
Mrs. Robert Faux, formerly Miss
Florene Pierce.
"A committee composed OF Mes
danes Belle Pierce, Kate Hamilton
and L. Q. Ingram was appointed 70
revise the clubs constitution where
needed and Mrs. Hamilton gave a
discussion Of the City Charter
amendent.
Attention was called to the various
meetings to be held this month.
wednesday. Aug. 10. there viii be a
luncheon at the FL Jardin Hotel;
Thursday. Aug. 20. a Valley Fedora
ton meeting will be held at Mis-
sion. The latter is TO be a banquet
and all Valley towns are expected To
b. represented. Mrs. Ingram and
Miss Mary Vittitoe will entertain
the club on Aug. Is at the home OF
the former with a bridge party.
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EndeuUoers
Hold Meet
Howard Home

Members Of the Senior Endeavor
Society OF the Christian church met
at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. II.
J. Howard Tuesday evening for the
regular monthly business meeting.
The meeting was opened by a word
OF prayer led by Rev. Howard. The
minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved. and rerorts we're
given by the various committees.
The social hour which followed
the business meeting was spent IN
singing old time songs. At at late
hour refreshments were served 20
the following Endeavor members:
Wayne and Calestia Gobble, Troy
md Mary Porter. Berniece Hutton,
Media Howard, Jack Noble, and
Custer Driver.
Visitors In town from San Antonio
include J. # - Jr., j. S. Will
son and j. s.. Smith. W.T.
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Social Activities In
Harrington Arc Many

ed to Miss Lillian Grace McInniS
and she received a pretty hatstand.
Mrs B. o. Pattison winner OF cut
prize was presented a handy beach
cushion and B. O. PattiSon, low
score. a unique ash tray.
The hostess served a light refresh
ment course. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Darden, Mr.. and Mrs
B. o. Pattison, Misses Helen Heath
Lillian McInnts, Messrs. Moody
Carlisle, Victor Bach. Harry Mar
shall, Mr.. and Mrs. otto Ingendorf
MRS. BOWEN TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB
The Clio Home Demonstration
club will meet on wednesday OF this
week at the home OF Mrs. D. r.
Bowden In Briggs Coleman tract al
3 o'clock. This is a special occasion
being the annual guest day Of this
club.
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Club Dance
Hosts Sund1u

A pleasing event OF Sunday even
ing vas the dance given by mem
bers OF the International club at a
Matamoros cafe and arranged as
a compliment to Miss Irene Perez
and David Casas whose approaching
marriage has been announced for
Thursday, Aug. 20 in MatamoTos.
The dining room was reserved for
the occasion, about 80 couples en-
joying the evening and ~showering
many lovely gifts upon the bride
and groom-to-be.
Included in the hospitality were
the honorees, Misses Beba TetTov,
Carmen Gonzalez, Bertha and Beat
riz Guerra. Lillian Runyon, Maria
Luisa Rendon, Mamie Neal, Sara
Serrano. Ampara Hernandez. and
Laura and Marjorie Owens: Messrs.
Carlos and Juan Blake. Rafael Del
gado. Carlos Arguellos. Ernesto
Hernandez. Jorge Tetrov. Manuel
Trevino and Manuel Cara.
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Comings, Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Emmert of Gin
cinnati are spending a months vaca-
ton in Brownsville and the Valley.
Paul Noe returned Sunday from
indianapolis where he had been
Visiting. Mr.. Noe plans to make his
future home in Brownsville.
G. B. Stoltzfus OF Tuleta is In
town at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Haelbig of
Dallas have registered at a local
hotel and are spending their time
looking over the Valley.
II. Grosser and sister. Mrs. Mary
Grosser Of st. Louis, Mo-, are local
visitors.
Miss Lucille Moses who has been
visiting her aunt and uncle in San
Antonio has returned home.
v. r. wildenfeld and H. F. Geyer
and son Of San Antonio are in the
Valley.
Mrs. John Costly. whose home Is
in Dallas, is visiting in Browns
vile.
Mrs. j. Lawrence Reid and
daughter, Miss Sue and Mrs. c. W.
Row have returned 10 their home in
oreenville. Mississippi after spend
ing the past several weeks with
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Padilla and
dauohters. Misses Dolores and
Esther. arrived from Mexico City
MONDAY where thev had been on a
pleasure trip. while IN Mexico thew
also visited Agra Caliente. San Luis
Potosi and Saltillo.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Graffenried
of Dallas ere spending several days
y In Brownsville
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Members Of The
Younger Set Have
Weekend Party

One Of the many groups Of young
people that has enjoyed a weekend
beach party at Boca Chica motored
down Friday afternoon and return
ed to their homes in Brownsville
Tuesday afternoon. Those included
IN the party were the Misses Reva
Tcmlin, Lucy Brulay. Harriet Boyd.
Madge Singer and Laura Rentfro;
Theodore Rosenthal. Sydney Bon
nick. Billy ellison and Billy Latham.
The chaperones for the party we're
Miss Ruth Reed Of Brownsville and
Mrs. James Ward OF San Benito.
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Club TweZue
Entertained

Miss Lucilla Perez was hostess
Tuesday evening to members OF Club
Twelve at her home on Elizabeth
street. Potted plants provided q
charming setting for the players and
added an outdoor effect to the
rooms.
The games resulted In high score
award going to Miss Lillian Junco
and second high was received by
Miss Romano Cavazos. The hostess
presented both with lovely gifts.
A Boca Chica party Thursday
evening was planned. Next week Miss
MaTcina Recio will entertain the
club.
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Valley Society News
and EUenfS
Benefit For
Mew Church
AtPot City

A chicken dinner win be served
Friday. Aug. IA at the Silver King
Cafe In Port Isabel from five t0
seven thirty for the benefit OF thu
Methodist church. Everyone is ex-
tended q cordial invitation and O
small sum OF sixty cents Is being
charged for adults while children
viii get a delicious meal for only
thirty cents.
Mrs. Hugh McGilvray n chairman
OF the ticket committee. Their slogan
In Help Build The New Church
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Pretty Home
Is Scene Of
Bridge Event

WESLACO. Aug. l2.-Mrs. G.
Lester Skaggs delightfully."- enter
tanned the Llano Grande Bridge
club and q number Of guests Fri
day afternoon at her pretty home
OH Texas boulevard. Pink and
green were the colors chosen in
the decorations, table accessories,
tallies and prize wrappings. Roses
and zinnias in shades Of pink were
attractively arranged with ferns.
High club favor vas presented
to Mrs. r. A. Rowland, and low TO
Mrs. r. G. Waters, high guest TO
Mrs. N. v. Stewart and low to
Mrs. A. FL. Ulrich.
A frozen salad course was
served TO seven club members ana
the following guests; Mesdames
Carl Moel!er. Harry Solether, w.
r. Powell, N. v. Stewart, c. NJ.
Sheriff., Porter Davis. Ben T. San
ders, w. s. Ray, Clement Lawton
Of Mercedes, Clifton Davenport, d.
K. Henry, Gordon Kathley. Carl
Schweces, ". @. Thompson, A. II.
Ulrich, z. X. Ewing, A. G. Kurz Of
Progreso and Miss Lucille Grit
fifth.
BOCA CHICA
OUTING ENJOYED
An outing at Boca Chica was en-
joyed by Messrs. and Mesdames
Clell Solether, Phil Dixon. G. Les
ter Skaggs. Harry Solether, N. ".
Stewart, Mrs. j. Edward Jay,
Messrs. Philip and Walter Dixon,
Stewart, ST..
SWIM PICNIC AT
CRYSTAL WATERS
Mr.. and Mrs. z. B. Ballard were
hosts at a swimming party and
picnic at Crystal waters at Mis-
sion Friday evening. After a de-
lightful swim a picnic supper was
served and dancing was enjoyed
until a late hour.
Those included were Messrs, and
Mesdames E. B. Ballard. G. G.
Gum, John 3. Lane, Henry Wright,
B. A. Mitchell. j p. Willmoth and
Mrs. A. III. Ulrich.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson OF
San Antonio are guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. G. Lester Skaggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Anderson,
Miss Eva Johnson and Other
Johnson OF Lubbock arrived
Saturday for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Brashier and Mr.. anc
| Mrs. <. O Brashier
Mrs. J. Edward Jay, OF Dallas ar
rived Friday for a visit at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. c. Lester
Skaggs.
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Sncietv Calendar
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Mrs. King Mason viii be hostess
to the Original Thursday Bridge
club in place Of Mrs. McPage Null.
The Public Health Nurse ASsocia-
ton will meet at $50 a. m. In the
CITY Hall.
west Banker Civic club with Mrs
w. A. Velten at three thirty In the
afternoon.
Mrs. d. F. Strickland and Mrs,
Willard Ferguson OF Mission were
Brownsville visitors recently.
X. q. Nehauser and A. s. Nehau-
ser OF Slidell. La, are in town.
Mrs. G. F. McCullar OF Kings
vile was in town Tuesday.
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CLUB
HOSPITOLITY

Members OF the u. w. w. club
and special guests were graciously
entertained at the Mcleod home
with Miss Cleo as the hostess re-
Gently.
H~oneysuckles were the fragrant
and lovely flowers displayed in many
bowls and baskets. Bridge was the
pastime Of the evening, Miss Edythe
Summers winning the prize for high
score, and Mrs. Buck Clark the
second.
Miss Mcleod served refreshments
TO her guests, who were Misses Essie
Mcleod, Sarah McKelvie, Peggy
Ewing, and Mrs. Buck Clark, mem
bers: Helen winters, Thelma
Pierce, Julian Thomson, Mildred
Peters, Edythe Summers, Kathleen
Dubois. Josephine Rodgers, Dorothy
Truck. Mrs. Morse Lyon.
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
ELECTS TEACHERS
The Union Sunday School at
Briggs Coleman School House Is
growing In membership and in in
terest. Seven different religions are
represented in the school.
The election Of teachers resulted
In the following: Adult class, David
Robinson; Young People Glass, Mrs.
D.. r. Bowden; intermediate class,
Charlotte McEowen: Junior Class,
Mrs. J. 7. Turner. Mrs. II. L. Evan.
librarian. Organist Is Miss Lillian
Grace McInnis and superintendent,
Mrs. G. r. McInniS. Assistant SUPER
intendent. Mrs. II. L. Evan; secre-
tary, Neal Robinson and librarian,
Paul Darden.
MRS. INGENDORF
PARTY HOSTESS
Mrs Otto Ingendorf was a gracious
hostess or Friday at her pleasant
home. in the Briggs-C Coleman Tract.
The diversion for the evening was
bridge. Everywhere Bouquets and
baskets OF bri hit hued garden flow
ers and sprays Of corona were plac-
ed.
The score winners were awarded
J clever prizes. High score was award
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SURPRISE PARTY
IN NEW HOME

IN NEW HOME
The members OF the Church OF
Christ had a surprise party Friday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Jarrett at their new home.
The evening was spent in playing
games and contests. Ice cream and
cake were served TO MeSsrs. and
Mesdames w. w. Crenshaw, II.
Dyche, Howard Carter. w. w. VIII
iiford. Dclbert Bowman. Cozart,
Mrs. Winnie Thompson. Mrs. Jessie
Stephens and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Jarrett.
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COMPLIMENT
TWO VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Squyres enter
tanned with two tables Of IA" Satur-
day evening complimenting Mr.
and Mrs. T. o. Squyres Of Brady
The living room was pretty with
zinnias and roses. After four lively
games the hostess served refresh
ments to Mr.. and Mrs. I. o
Suuyres, DR.. and Mrs. z. B. Baker
MI. and Mrs. o T. Carlson. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Stephens, Mrs. Jessie
Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. z. s. Hop
son, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Crockett,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carlson
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SATURDAY NIGHT BRIDGE


PARTY DELIGHTFUL
A lovely evening was spent in play
Ing bridge, with Mr. and Mrs. Nicely
Coston as the genial host, at their
home on Saturday night. Garden
flowers were beautifully arranged in
the living rooms and we're placed
in vases / floor baskets, adding
their bright colors to the pretty
home Mrs. Coston served a delicious
cool drink and refreshments later in
the evening.
Out-of-town guests we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan Drye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Reitz, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
cid Call, OF Weslaco: Mr.. and Mrs
Jam Montgomery, MI. and Mrs.
A. j. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Macy; MesSrs Warren ReitZ, Tom
Hollingsworth, o. Alfred, Bill Dor
sey.
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BRIDGE EVENT
Is DELIGHTFUL


One evening recently the Thurs
day bridge club entertained with
six tables OF bridge at the ByrneS
Hotel complimenting the husbands
of the members. The hotel lobby
was decorated with assorted color
ed balloons which were tied TO the
lights and each corner OF the ia
bles. Pretty covers and m~odernistic
cards with unique TALES which
gave directions for the bidding and
playing proved TO be very interest
ing and amusing.
Mrs. w. c. Moore held high score
for the women and c. E. Reason
over held high for the men. Each
guest received a favor, the ladies
a lamp and the men a lantern
filled with candy.
Refreshments we're served 70
Messrs. and Mesdames william
\ Hughes, Lyman Hobbs, G. z. Rea-
S. z. Hopson. J. w. Carl
son, j. d. Campbell. j. c. Wander
hider, j. r. ByrneS. J. W. Nurse,
Clarence Hall, w. G. Moore, s. v.
Swope.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctipitieS
Social Tea
Enjoyable
Entertainment

W AN 4ACA ~
EDCOUCH, Aug. I2.-The Meth
odist Missionary Society entertain
ed with a social tea at the home
Of Mrs. John Couch with Mrs. John
Aregood as joint hostess. Mrs. A.
o. Potts had charge OF the program
which was very interesting. Mrs.
James r. Barr led the devotional
lesson. The Presbyterian Circle Of
Elsa wers special guests and
twelve members were also present.
There were fourteen OF the Edcouch
society present. The hostess served
delicious refreshments.
FINAL LESSON
GIVEN BY GROUP
The Baptist Mission Society met
Monday at the church. Mrs. O'Neal
(gave the last lesson in the study OF
the minor prophets in the Bible.
sTnere were nine members present.
The president had charge OF the
devotional services. The next meet
ing viii be a social at the home
Of Mrs. O'Neal.
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CLEVER
PARTY

LZk 4 OLNL ATN1 7
Mrs. J. G. Vanderhlder was host
ess TO the Thursday Bridge club the
past week. The living room was
beautifully decorated with vases OF
red roses and three tables lad with
modernistic covers and accessories
for bridge. After four very en-
thusiastic games. Mrs. Walter
Moore and Mrs. ]. F. ByrneS tied
for high score.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed to Mesdames c. @. HART. w. c..
Moore, j. w. Carlson, j. w. NURSE,
Clarence Hall, j. F. Byrnes, j. d.
Campbell, S. E. Hopson and the
hostess.
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HARLINGEN, Aug. 12.-Mrs
Dave Ferguson entertained in a
delightful manner on Friday at her
home, with the members Of the Kill
Kare club as guests and honoring
two Of them with a gift shower, pre-
sented In a novel idea.
Flowers, TALES, score cards, prize
wrappers and refreshments were all
arranged in a beautiful theme OF
pink and white.
An unusual way OF presenting
these gifts to the honored members
had been devised. A travelling game
was announced and was called, GO
ing to New York" The honorees
were handed several travelling bags,
which when opened, were found to
be filled with many pretty gifts.
This feature Of the affair was follow
ed by games Of bridge.
Guests present we're: Mesdames
A. M. Wise, Clair Packer, Stephen
Dave, o. j. Worm, Miss Lucille
Bobby. Members: Mesdames B. D.
Whitley, Herman Schoonover. Jack
King, Henry Keats, Lester Wood
ard. Joe Rogers, Howard Kidd, and
the hostess.
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81 inch fast colors In printed
Zephyrs that are popular.
Last seasons price was sec
-. you save here this year.
Have the children ready for
school.
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Save l0c on every yard at
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color. The patterns are All
new. Thrifty mothers shop
at Bolla. KS.
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