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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-11
PINK AND GREEN
FEATURE z

The jolly Eight bridge club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. B. A. Wilmot.
green was effectively carried out IN
the decorations, refreshments, and
bridge accessories.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. L. ".
Mathis and Mrs. w. l.. Cook.
The following were present: Mes
danes Bennett. II. F. Sc~hiffbaue-,
j. c. Ziebell, Chauncey Cook, l.. v.
Mathis. w. L. Cook, w. E. Craw-
ford, and the hostess.
ENTIRE NOUS
CLUB HOSTS
The Entire Nous bridge cl was
entertained Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Fitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. l.. Henry won the
high score prizes.
A delicious salad course was SER
we'd.
BEGIN REHEARSAL
ON CLASS PLAY
The members Of the Senior Glass
Of the First Baptist church met
Monday evening at the church 20
start rehearsal on the play Mother
Mine which will be produced next
month.
Mrs. White Doste- is coaching the
cast which will be announced later.
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Ragan, Gene Sampson, Dorothy
Hawkins. Josephine Shotwell, Cahr-
les Shaffer. Albert Leslie, Dorothy
Herman. Ruth Griffin, Alkaline
Herman. Armitha Ewing. Rowena
Humpheries, Yvonne Hall. Jane
Fristoe, Phyllis and Doris Sampson.
Join Robinson. Gilbert wilson, and
Arthur Lee Hart.
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BUSINESS, SOCIAL
SESSION HELD

bOO1INEo0. 0OO4Ab
SESSION HELD
Mrs. j. N. Pace presided at q
meeting OF the Presbyterian Wo-
mems auxiliary which held a bust
ness and social session at the
church this week.
The following were present for
the interesting program: Mesdames
j. Schmitter, William Lick, Jack
Trollinger, r. M. Winn, Sam Net
Teton, j. w. Meredith, c. p. owen,
E. B. Wilmer, Kathryn Chadick,
Willard Agnew, Walter Swarner. w.
w. DeCell, John Rouse and Win
ME Howe.
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Valley Wide
FestiualLs
HeLdSunddy

MERCEDES. Sept. s.-Practical-
" every town in the Valley was
represented when q Valley glide
mission festival. an annual affair,
o. Emmanuel Lutheran churches
was observed here Sunday, the
meeting being held at the local
Lutheran church.
Tie visiting delegation IA vel
coined by the Rev. A. Bartling.
pastor OF the local church.
During the morning hours the
Rev. J. Kollmeyer OF Kingsville.
delivered two sermons. A picnic
lunch was had at the noon hour.
The Rev. J. Elser, pastor OF the
Lutheran church at McAllen. deliv-
cred the sermon in the afternoon.
A special musical program was
had in the afternoon. Mrs. o.
Ebling OF Weslaco. and Miss Lach-
enmeyer OF Mercedes. rendered
vocal duets and Andrew Fossler and
J. Lachenmeyer. both contributed
vocal solos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-09

Graduating from the University
Of Texas IN 1928 Miss Bertha Jane
Morgan was employed for five years
as head OF the Home Economical
Department OF the Falfurrias In
dependent School District. The fol-
lowing three years were spent in
Coleman III the same department.
Miss Morgan Is now the director
Of the Raymondville Home Econ
omics Department after completing
a special course at the University
during the summer.
She VISITED eleven foreign coun-
tries during the past year as a
member OF the Student Tra-el club
or New York City. Sailing from
Montreal. Canada. Miss Morgan
landed IN Plymouth. England and
visited the birthplace Of her mother
in North wales. Mary years have
been spent In the Valley, after
purchasing property Pharr with
her mother and father and one
sister after leaving Dawn. Missouri.
in 1915. This Is her first year to
teach in the Lower Rio Grande
Valley.
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DinnerPdny
Plan OfClub
ForSept.2 rs

Tentative plans were made fo- q
dinner party to be given Sept p
at the Barreda clubhouse by men,
bers or the Business and Profess
sional women's club at the busi-
mes meeting held at the chamber
Of commerce at 8 p. n. with four
teen present for the discussions
and short program
A committee composed OF Mrs.
Mary Moses and Miss Stella Dick
ason was named to prepare q
program which will follow the din
ner. Club members are to ask q
guest who Is interested In the club
work and would care to join. The
party viii leave from the home OF
Mrs Joe Ingram on West Elizabeth.
Reports OF the committees we're
given and also the treasurer's report,
Miss Julia O'Brien reported that
membership had been taken out In
the International federation OF
Business and Professional W0men's
clubs.
A short and snappy ten minute
parliamentary drill was led by
Mrs. Katherine Hamilton. Little
Colleen Maley. who was present
with her mother Mrs. Glen Maley
or Houston, entertained the club
with clever acrobatic stu s and
sang q popular song. Colleen Is
three years old and she and Mrs
Maley are visiting the latters
sister, Mrs. Joe Ingram.
Announcement was made OF the
regular luncheon Wednesday Sept
Is.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Glenn Maley and young
daughter, Colleen OF Houston are
tn houseguests OF the formers
sister. Mrs. Joe Ingram and Mr..
Ingram. They viii Be in the city
about two weeks.
Mrs. Morris Edeistein and chill
dren have returned from a summer
vacation spent nc Hunt
Mrs. Mae ri. Dickens OF the
College OF Arts and Industries at
Kingsville spent the latter part or
the week with her sister. Mrs.
Jennie Snyder.
Mrs. l.. "A. Baeur and daughter
Miss Louise have returned from 4
three weeks tour or the west. includ-
ing the Grand Canyon and the
Pacific coast.
Miss Edna Benway from Chihua-
hua, Mex, has returned to take ur
her work In the Spanish depart
ment OF the public schools.
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Guest Is Present
At Club Meeting
Tuesday Evening

Corona vine provided an at
tractive floral decoration OF the
Cantu home Tuesday evening when
Miss Maria Cantu was hostess to
members OF Club Twelve and one
guest. Miss Anita Cisneros. After
the games of brisca. prize awards
were presented to Miss Lillian Junco
for high and to Miss Lucia Perez.
low. A salad course was served.
The club viii not meet next We'd
nesday but on Sept. %. Miss Lucille
Champion will entertain members.
Mrs. Frank Kfbbe Is at home after
a two weeks stay in Austin at the
bedside Of her daughter. Rcsalis
who has undergone an operation for
appendicitis. Miss Rosalis Is rapidly
improving and will 0 be at home.
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Elect
Comphmented
WithShower

SAN BENTTO. Sept. g. Miss
Eleanor Mae Smith. bride-elect OF
George Callaghan Of Brownsville.
was honoree at q delightful bridge
and kitchen shower arranged by
Mrs. Robert O. Alexander and Mrs.
II. c. Lawton at the home OF the
latter on Monday afternoon
A color scheme Of green and
white was carried out In the dec
orations and accessories for the
bridge games
Mrs. Hubert Herren OF Harrington
held high score at the conclusion
OF the games with Mrs. Paul Bruce
OF San Benito low. Both guests
presented their awards to the bride
elect. Miss Smith al presented
with an attractive gift by her hos
tesses.
Little Mary Low Lawton of Mer-
cedes. entered after the games with
a basket OF gifts for the honoree.
She was dressed in a small cap and
apron. representing a cook. In
bestowing the gifts Mary Lou
recited a rhyme to Miss Smith.
Guests were Misses Barbara
Dodds. Elizabeth Cowgirl. Laurie
Mae Booth. Maxine Bruce. Mes
danes Albin Polzin, Clark. Tom
Jones. O. L. Byrd. Paul Bruce. 0.
ri. Polly, Gilbert Adamson, Frank
Carter, mother or the bride -elect,
and Howard Adamson OF San Ben
ito.
Out OF town guests were Mes
danes Harold Gray. M. O.. Steph-
ems. George Putegnat, Misses Una
S~canIln. Margaret Wainwright,
and Anna Seaman OF Brownsville:
Mrs. G. Fl. Lawton and Mrs. Hugh
Evans OF Mercedes: Mesdames Lam
don Smith. Hubert Herren and
Louis Gerard Of Harrington and
Mrs. John Cailaghan. OF Houston,
rrnfnnr nf thu -pfnrf
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College Girl Is
Party HonOree

Miss Margarita Lozano OF San
Benito. who l. leaving soon for an
up state college. was complimented
n evening last week by Miss Estela
Delgado of Brownsville with an
informal party given in the social
room Of the Mexican Presbyterian
church.
Games and contests were played
until q late hour when refreshments
re served. About fifty guests were
present to bid farewell to the
hOn0ree-
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Clubs Holds
First Meet
OfMew Year

LA FERIA, Sept. q. The
Twentieth Century club held their
first meeting Of the new club ar
Thursday afternoon &c the home or
Mrs. Amos T.. Todd with Mrs. Char
les Harpln n c0-hOstess. Roses,
: and ferns were used to de-
corate the living room.
The meeting was called 10 order
with the new president. Mrs u. L..
Hargr0ve In the chair. After the
business or the day was concluded,
Mrs. T.. T. Starkey took charge OF an
unusual and interesting program.
The club study course for this year
l. "A Birds Eye View OF Europe
To-day" a curse put out by the
University or Texas with LOta MI.
Spell Phi ID. director.
The first topic offered was n paper
by Mrs III. "A. Moore, Travelling
Light" which told how TO prepare
for this trip abroad. This was fol-
lowed with an imaginary trip 10
Europe under the topic. Proposed
Itinerary" by Mrs. 4. r.. Brewer.
who with the aid or picture slides.
showed points of interest In the
tour. Before and following Mrs.
Brewers talk, Mrs =. ID. Rieffer sang
appropriate sailing songs. accom-
panied by Mrs. Todd.
MIS-. Starkey gave an interesting
book revi. N, "Kromruff's cor0net.-
Concluding the program was the
presidents greetings by Mrs. Har-
grove, In which she g~raciously set
forth her aims and hopes for the
ensuing club year.
"A delicious sandwich and punch
course was served 10 nineteen mem
b9rS.
DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hargrove
entertained with a dinner Thursday
evening. Covers wee laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Bfpn. and Mrs.
Browns mother. M .. Smith. who
i visiting here from Freep0rt. iii.
ALTAR SOCIETY
MEETS TUESDAY
The Altar Society on the Catho-
lie church met Tuesday afternoon
at the home or Mrs. Seward. The
society Il To entertain with a card
party. Sept. 10 at the home or Mrs.
Hobick. Tickets had been sold for a
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Ell Jardin PIT. A.
Executive Board
To Meet Wednesday

The executive board OF the IT
Jardin PIT "A. will hold a meeting
Wednesday evening nc the home OF
the president, Mrs j. w. Berry on
FL Jardin Blvd and Oklahoma Ave
for the purpose OF electing new
chairman and committees. The
session will be called mt 8 o'clock.
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Promotion List
AT "A. and M.
Is Announced

The following Valley boys have
been promoted In rank at A. and
M. College: /. G. Corns. Harlingen,
lieutenant colonel, regimental COM
mander: Phillip j. John. Harlin-
gen. first lieutenant. plans and
training office: ID. r. Ward. Har-
lingen, second in command in
Company b. engineers; ". A.
Garcia, San Benito. second lieu
tenant and Luther T. Bell. Har-
lingen. lieutenant colonel. regi-
mental commander in composite
regiment.
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Society To Take
Food To Institute

"A shower or canned goods viii
be taken to the Pharr Institute for
girls by a committee or women II
vas decided at the business session
held by the Women's Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church
Monday afternoon nc the church
parlors. About 80 were present fol
the meeting.
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Services For
Jewish New

GdI IIIUdN
A cordial invitation Is extended
Jewish people OF the Valley and
Brownsville to attend New Year
services to be held rr'--v evening
at 8 o'clock and Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock in the Masonic Tenn
pie.
Mrs. Y. "A. Rosenthal Is visiting
her mother In Louisiana at present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-09

For 30 years Francis Pearse. Lon
don physician. used the same auto
mobile In making professirsa nj calls
Finding ID necessary TO discard II
recently. he had II buried In a
cemetery with all the usual honors
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HI LEAGUE
I'm I0xc CrurAH

III LEAGUE
ENJOYS SWIM
The members of the Hi League Of
the Methodist church with their
Sponsor p. w. Weight enjoyed a
swim and cooked their supper out
at Carriers lake Thursday afternoon.
The supper Of bacon, wieners and
buns was prepared ove a camp fire.
Those enjoying the outing we're:
Mary Jackson, Syble Minyard. Melba
and Ruth Crockett, Ellis BEEN. John
Aregood, Charles Mccoy. willard
Watkins, VIM. Grass. Roy Trousdale
and Maynard Couch.
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CALENDAR


The Original Thursday bridge
club will have as hostess. Mrs
Louis Brulay.
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I'M SOCIETY CRQES---A COMP ETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMENs =

quilt by the women and these were
drawn nc this time. Joe Hobirk was
lucky winner. Delicious refreshments
we're served 20 about ID members.
The group will meet in October in
the home or Mrs. Hobick.
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ZONE MEETING
At DONNA

ZONE MEETING
AT DONNA
The Edcouch Missionary Society
had the largest delegation at the
Zone meeting OF the Methodist Mis-
sIQnary Societies Of the Brownsville
district which was held at Donna
Friday afternoon. Those attending
were: Rev. and Mrs. 5. III. Crockett,
Mesdames Clyde BEEN, John Thous-
dale, John Aregood. James Barr. A.
Earnest. G. Wiley. John Couch. VIM.
Buson. VIM Hughes, Burton Hughes.
+. w. Reeves, VIM. Rowe and Geo.
Williford.
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Edcouch
SHOWER

SHOWER HONOREE
Miss Jacqueline Plat and Mrs.
Joe Downey. entertained Saturday
afternoon with q miscellaneous
shower. honoring Mrs. Clarence
Downey a recent brideA This lovely
afternoon affair was held at the
home Of Mrs. Joe Downey where a
pleasant time was spent by a num-
Der of the brides friends who re-
membered her with numerous lovely
gifts. At the close OF the social hour
punch ana cake was served.
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BRTDGE-LUNCHEON
ON WEDNESDAY

Mrs. III. Bruce stone was the
charming hostess 70 her bridge club
wednesday at her home ON North
Parker road. After "a delicious lunch
con, two tables or bridge were mr.
ranged. Mrs. Stone was Ugh score
winner and Mrs. canon. low.
Guests included MeSdames Nissenr
Butcher. T. n. Hargr0ve. With, Pol
lard, canon and Liester.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Trina BEEN and Elfrances Are
good spent Friday with Mary Mar
garet Sutphen OF Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierson have
returned TO their home on mile two
after spending the summer in In
diana.
Mrs. j. w. Wilkinson returned Sat
urday to take up her duties as teach
er Of the second and third grades
this coming winter. Mrs. wilkinson
spent the summer attending school
at Denton.
Miss Elma Jones who spent the
summer at her home in north Texas
has returned to resume her duties as
teache- in u Mexican school.
Mrs. w. X. Galbreath Is opening
a private Kindergarten. which Is
making the pre-school age children
Of our city very happy.
Misses Nellie Harper and Cathrine
Fry and Noah Fry are visiting
friends and relatives in Tennessee.
DR.. K. 3. Baker Is making a bust
ness trip TO Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. w. Byrens Id
Miss Lila Mae Moore have returned
from a trip to New York City and
other eastern points.
r. A. Jeffreys and family have
moved into the Hunt property on
Railroad street. MI. Jeffreys Is
publisher OF the Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Farnworth are
back from a two weeks vacation
spent travelling through a number
OF Southern states.
Miss Doris Lester will spend the
winter with her aunt. Mrs. Sam
Johnston and attend school. Doris
friends are glad TO have her back
with them.
Mrs w. Z. Heamer has returned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-09

Mrs. w. Z. Heamer has returne
from a brief trip to Mexico City.
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"Drink 1t Without Anxiety"
They Say Far Finer
Flavor Too, Because Free
From Rank Offensive Oils
CoFFEE is not only good, but good for
~ you! II you drink the right KIND. This
Is what your doctor will tell you today. For
the so-called ills Of coffee such as nervous
ness, indigestion, and headache, they now
find, actually come from certain noxious
oils found largely In cheap, rank coffees.
But the worlds finest coffee, the richest
and most ~invigorating coffee, is free from
these. Any normal person may drink all he
wants within reason. And that is why thou
sands are changing to Folger's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-16
PERSONAL

The third annual reunion of the Tyrrell family was held at the Vol colt fair grounds on Sunday. Din- ner was served about one o'clock. At 3:15 a business meeting was held and the following officers were reelected: President, William E. Tyrrell; vice president, Lester T.. Bowen; secretary, Mrs Arthur Ben son: assistant secretary. George B. Hamm: treasurer, Mrs Thomas Lynch. ST; historian, Miss Mildred Davies: chairman of entertainment committee, Thomas Lynch, Jr; chairman of dinner committee, Mrs Thomas Bowen. During the busi- ness meeting the genealogy of the family was read by the historian, who also read a poem, written by Mrs Oscar Noble, in honor or George Tyrrell, Sir, and George Tyr rell, Jr, whose birthdays are to be celebrated this week. Games and various sports were enjoyed dur ing the rest of the afternoon. Att CT very delicious supper was served the following entertainment was presented: Sketch, entitled "A I,adv to Call" given by Mrs New ton Leas, Mrs Clarence Surdam ana NlES AOhiaS 1LytSAAs cA selections were rendered by Rob- ert Tyrrell: piano selections by
 Marjorie Lynch; violin selections by Winfred Lynch, accompanied by Mrs Surdam at the piano; given by Lynnette Bowen, Dorothy Tyrrell, Marion Tyrell and Robert Tyrreil; recitation by Hazel Leas. During the evening music for danc- ing was furnished by an orchestra consisting of Howard Lynch, Earl Mackney and Mrs Clarence Sur dam. Those atetnding were: Rev Samuel Budde, MT and Mrs George
 Tyrrell ST, Mir and Mrs Maurice Frazier, Martin Brennan, Mary Weathers, Maurice Frazier Jr, Ly- dia Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier,
 Harriet Frazier, MT and Mrs Ern- est Martin, MT and Mrs Frank simpson, Jane Simpson, George Simpson, Charlotte Simpson, Frank Simpson, Jr, James Simpson, MT and Mrs George Hamm, Mrs Thomas Lynch, ST, Clayton Lynch, Howard Lynch, Marjorie Lynch. Winfred Lynch, MT and Mrs New ton Leas, Charles Leas, Hazel Leas,
 MT and Mrs Thomas Lynch Jr, Thelma Lynch, MT and Mrs Clar- ence Surdam, MT and Mrs James Baldwin, Fred Andrews, Julia An drews, Mrs Cora Davies, Mildred
 Davies, Charle~ MacQuarrie, Earl
 Hackney, MT and Mrs John Lynch,
 MT and Mrs Edward Lynch, Irene Lynch, Edward Lynch, Jr, MT and Mrs Arthur Benson, MT and Mrs William E. Tyrrell, Robert Tyrrell, Marion Tyrrell, Mrs Celestine De- Bisschop, MT and Mrs Thomas Bowen, Lynnette Bowen, Lemuel
 Bowen, Mrs Lester Bowen, Barbara
 Bowen, Janet Bowen, MT and. Mrs
 Charles Tyrrell, Dorothy Tyrrell,
 Clifford Tyrrell, MT and Mrs Alfred
 Evon, Mary Evon, Alfred Evon Jr,
 MT and Mrs John Norton and
 daughter. Margaret Bowen, and Joseph McCary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-16
SOCIAL

The wedding of Miss Alma Ruth Kay, daughter of MT and Mrs George H. Kay of Prospect and Herbert Hiding Parsons, son of Mir and Mrs Olaf Parsons ot iThomaston took place this after noon at 2 o'clock at the parsonage of Dr Sheroud Soule in West Hart ford. Mrs Roy Freter, sister Of the bride. was her only attendant and Arthur Parsons, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man.
 The bride was attired in navy blue suit with corresponding ac. cessores and wore a corsage oi sweetheart roses and gardenia ana the matron of honor wore a brown suit with accessories to match anu wore a corsage of roses and hlles of the valley.
 Upon returning from wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada the couple will take up their resi- dence in Thomaston.
 Invitations have been issued Tor the coming marriage of Miss FLO renee E. Bangs of Brooklyn, N. f, and William J. Lawlor, son or MT and Mrs William J. Lawlor or Pleasant street. The wedding Will take place on Tuesday, Sept 22 at 10:3O o'clock at St Mary's church in Bridgeport. The ceremony Will be performed by Rev Giles Lawlor' O. F, M., of St Joseph's church, wilkes Barre, Penn, assisted py Rev Francis Lawlor of St Marys
 church, Bridgeport, brothers ot Mir Lawlor.
 Mir and Mrs P. s. Bergln anu Sons, stephen and Edward, o1 VII low street, are enjoying week soiourn at Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mrs Joseph J. Davis Of Plaza avenue is at the Hotel RooseVelt in New York attending the hrst annual bridge teachers convention of Bridge Headquarters.
 Bridge headquarters is inaugu. rating the new official system nf contract bridge sponsored by such experts as Lenz, Work, Barclay Shepard, Keith and others. Their convention opened at The Roose-- welt Monday, September IA ana lasts for five days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-16
By DAN THOMAS fNEA Service Writer)

Hollywood. Cal.-Chalk up an- other victory for the old timers. Billie Dove is back. And when we say back we mean it.
 After more than a years absence from Hollywoods studios, this star of the silent screen came back and made "The Age for Love-" To be sure, you have seen Billie on the screen during the past year. But the pictures were old ones. She made six of them during the last eight months she was at the First National. The actress will tell you that those films were pretty bad. And she is right.
 But. she also will tell you that "The Age for Love" is good. And again she is right. A years rest did Miss Dove worlds of good. She really was anxious to get back into things again, with the result that her performance is far above any thing else she has done in long time. In this picture Billy really proves her right to stardom all though for reasons beset known to himself Howard Hughes decided at the last moment not to star her in this production.
 The story, adapted from the novel by Ernest Pascal, is that of a and love can be mixed-and learns modern girl who believes business her mistake only after she has lost her husband. In the end, however, both discover that their love for each ither is stronger than any thing else.
 Sharing acting honors with Miss Dove and at times having every thing his own way is the one and only Edward Everett Horton. He ifs grand as the irresponsible au- thor's agent. Charles Starrett, for mer Dartmouth football player | will have a lot of girls writing fan letters to him as soon as the film gets around the country a bit. AL though not exactly handsome, he is clean-cut. likeable and does some fine acting.
 Others in the cast who help make the picture the fine enter- tainment that it is are Adrian Mor- ris, Lois Wilson, Mary Duncan and Betty Rose Clarke. We are
 predicting big things ahead for Morris, brother of Chester | Morris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-16

MT and Mrs J. 3. Tobin, former ly of this city, entertained at a dinner part at their home in New York on Sunday evening. Those att tending were: Misses Marjorie De- Rubertis, Mary Cunningham Mary Murphy, Agnes Conley, Alice Jae- ger, Helen Murphy, Rose Reilly, Cecelia Reilly, Dolly Fitzgerald, Mae Munsee. Helen Bevins, Rita Dillon, Bridget Dillon, Katherine Burns, John Dillon, Thomas Dil- lon, William Tobin, George Tobin, Philip Walsh, Enos Beam, w. Farnsworth Duffy, Thomas Moore, Francis Moore, Martin Conway Lydon, John Fitzgerald, George Delay, Daniel MacNamee, Francis Murphy, Stanwood Karass, W. H. Glass, Chester Kretzmer. B. B. To- bin, Frederick Sutton, and Daniel T Weider