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Earnings
BY the Associated Press.

by Inc Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Eastern Gas
d Fuel associates reports 1888 CONSOLE
dated net income of 1884 ,306, equi-
valent after preferred and preference
stock dividends to A cents a share
on the common. This compares with
s4,421,sl4 or 60 cents common
share in 1882.
Plymouth Oil Co. and its subsidiary.
Big Lake Oil Co., report net profit of
s47,598 for 1888. This is equal to 4
cents a share on Plymouth's capital
stock. For 1882 net profit was ST.
667,008 or $1.58 a share.
Curtiss-Wright Corporation and
subsidiaries report net profit in 1888
of s135,896 after fixed charges, de-
velopment expenses, inventory adj
justments and minority interests,
equal to II cents a class A share.
compared with net loss OF $596,574
on the same basis in 1882. Untitled
orders as Of March ~, 1894, totaled
$6,504, 1853, compared with $5,345, 800
on hand as of March 81, 1888
The 1888 report Of Miami Copper
Co. shows net loss of $531,137 after
fixed charges, mining shut down ex-
penses, research operations, deprecia-
tons, and including $234,560 gain on
sale and adjustment of securities, but
before depletion. This compares with
net loss of S1816.956 before depletion
In 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. April 3.-Trade senti-
ment regarding grain values became
notably pessimistic today. and down.
turns of quotations predominated.
with shrinkage of speculative interest
a conspicuous feature.
Attention of traders focused a good
deal on Washington reports that
experts of the Department of Agri-
culture were in favor of the newest
bill to enforce further drastic regu-
lation OF commodity exchanges. No
tice was also taken of a tentative
unofficial forecast that the United
States total prospective wheat sup
ply July l would be approximately a
billion bushels, against $4,000 900
the current season.
Wheat closed nervous at the same
as yesterdays finish to = lower,
May, 8584 70: corn. ls-12 down; oats,
l4-aa off, and provisions varying from
I cents decline to a rise of cents.
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BUYING IMPROVES
SPECIALITY STOCKS
Rail and Industrial Shares
Continue Quiet in
Narrow Range.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW NORK, April 3.-Specialties
experienced mild buying fiurries to-
day, but leading rails and industrials
generally were narrow and dull.
Metals showed some late improve
ment. A steady to firm tone pre-
vailed in American Telephone, United
States Smelling. American Smelling.
Schenley Distillers and Santa Fe.
Consolidated Gas and Chrysler were
bit lower. Transfers Appropriated
l,050,000 shares.
The close was steady to firm.
Some of the alcohol shares, includ-
ing Schenley, American Commercial
and National Distillers got up around
point in the forenoon. The rails
were somewhat higher, as were sew
eral Of the oils. Chrysler and Nash
eased, but General Motors was about
steady. Consolidated Gas and Pub
lie Service of New Jersey were a bit
lower. United States Steel, Beth
lehem and various stocks of this group
Jagged. American Telephone, United
Aircraft, American Can and num-
Der of others were virtually I'M
changed. A few specialtles were rela-
lively active.
Some mild selling of the steel stocks
was attributed, OF course, to the esti-
mates of the American Iron d. Steel
Institute that this weeks operations
would average about 43.3 per cent of
capacity compared with Asst week
ago and ATT a month ago. At the
same time most steel authorities felt
that the decline may be only tempo
rary.
Further indications that the Gov
eminent considers the excess Reserves
of the Federal Reserve banks, amount
ing 70 more than 81 ,400000,000, large
enough, were seen in the condition
statement of the Reserve Board for
the week of March %. This showed
a decrease in Government deposits of
100000 The system also reported
declines in the week of s54 1000 900 IN
loans and investments and an increase
in net demand deposits of 1000 900.
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New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Earlv de-
clines Of 4 to points in cotton to-
day were mostly recovered in late
trading. Moderate trade and local
buying in a quiet market accounted
for the steadier tone. July sold up
from 1901 to 1907 or points net
higher and at the beginning of the
last hour prices in the more active
positions we're ruling at about the
previous closing levels March, which
had Jagged behind. owing to selling
from Liverpool, was points net
lower at that time.
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CAPITAL CHANGES DUE
IN MIDCONTINENT co.
Rv the Associated Press.

BY me ASSOCIdltu PItSS.
NEW YORK, April 3-The New
York Stock Exchange has been noti-
fed by Midcontinent Petroleum Cor
poration of proposed reduction in
capital represented by the outstanding
stock to $18,579,120 from s55,272,30
and a change to $40 par value per
share from no par. The Outlet Co.
proposes to reduce its authorized FIRST
preferred from Sl,350,000 to S92s. 900,
its second preferred from $3.50. 900 to
100000 and its common from 1Oo,-
600 shares to &c. shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

by Robert H.
Lacey, president
of w a S h i ngton
Chapter, and T.
Hunton Lei t h,
the c h i p t e r S
General Conven-
tion Committee
chairman.
The Washing
ton meeting will
be the organiza-
tons first con-
yention since the
passage of the
1888 banking act,
the securities act
and other leg;s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03
Cash Grain Market.

Cash Grain Market.
Wheat. sample grade red, so11
corn, No. 2 mixed. 1874; No. 2 yellow,
46i aa47; No. 3 white, 4834; old corn.
No. yellow. 40; oats, No. white,
3312a34; No white, 32l2a33; rye,
no sales: barley, 43aS1; timothy seed.
6.5oa7.O0 hundredweight: clover seed,
l1.00a1250 hundredweight.
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COttonseed Oil.

Detachable cottonseed oil futures
closed barely steady: spot unquoted;
April, Sob; Nav. 5.25b: June. 5.30b:
July, 5,50b; August. 5.5Ob: September.
sob; October, Ssh. Sales, rs con-
tracts. including 20 switches.
Bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03
GOODRICH PENSION PLAN.

AKRON, Ohio, April 3 R.-An
employee pension plan for 81 900 work.
ers was announced yesterday by the
B. F. Goodrich Co. and afiiliates.
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TOPICS SELECTED
FOR ALI SESSION
Program at National Meet
ina Here in June to Cover
Wide Range.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Principal subjects to be discussed at
the national convention of the Amer
lean Institute of Banking, to be held
here in June, we're announced today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-03

il. Callahan Zinc. 800.
65s 4 Calumet & Hecla...
155s 9l3 Campbell-Wyant.. :.
29ls pa. Canada Dry q A "a
49, 12s. Canadian Pacific....
So 2sla Cannon Mills Cd.
80 26s. Cap Admin pr AGB.
s6a. 65ls Case q ID Co. ......
S2n, 23l3 Caterpillar Trt50c).
/ a.. 337s Celanese Corp.
ga 14Celotex Co vic (k.
s2l. "a Cent Aguirs AM.
90 20 Cent r r of n joe
1914 7l Century Rib Mills. .
4OL 3lL Cerro de Pasco.
IL, 81 Certain-teed Prod.
46ss 391a Ches 4 Ohio t2.sO)..
46 "a Chesap Corp t2h)..
81, 25s Chi Great Western.
49, g.. Chi Great Westn pf.
S1a A. Chi Mil st p Il Pac..
49,. 6M Chi Nj IL StP&Pac pf
Is 6ts Chi & Northwestern
rs 1874 Chi & Northwest pr.
ga Ga Chi Pneumatic Tool
22L 16la Chi Pneu Tool pf...
Sc "a. Chi r / & Pac tk)..
8 l&Pac SO pf(k)
9s. An Chi RIP TO pr (k)
les 6 Chiids Company.
6O9s 49h Chrysler Corp a..
pa "a City Stores. .......
IA 8. City Stores ctfs.
Clev & Pitts Sal.
1O9la 95L Coca-CoIa 80.
49, ga Colgsts-Palm-Pest-
81 6S1a Colg-Palm-P pf 80.
2SH Is Collins & Altman. -,
50. $50 Colo Fuel & Irn(k).,
4Oh 27 Colorado & South. ..
1874 20 Colo & Sou LIST pf...
1914 1lls Col q & El tb5Oc)..
76ls 81 Col q L. Ell pr A co.
29s. % Columbia Pict vic. q,
IL SO Column Carbon t2A
81 lSss ComcI Credit 90.
so 38 Comcl Cred tA) ~
10l 911a Comet Cred LIST 6ls..
57st $50. Comcl Inv TT al.
36a. 26 Comcl Sow t60c1...
IS. Ia. Comwlth 4 South. =,
441a 2lh Comwith 4 y pr 90.
1O1s "a. Condo Mast PUP. 80
31h % Congoleum.N l.30..
1884, ga Consoi Cigar.
So. Pa Consol Film. .......
17ls 1Oss Cons Film pf ths0c)
47A 35s. Consol Gas N Y 80.
14L 9s4 Consoi Oil (h2ycD...
6. 2h Cons X X Cuba pf.
q. nConsol Textile.
10 Ga Container Corp Az.
Az pa Container Corp Be-.
pa | Cont Baking tB). =,
s1h IS Cont Can l2AD....
11a ~. Cont Diamond Fib..
347s 23ss Cont Insur tl.20...
22. Ia Cont Motors......
2Os4 1914 Cont'l Oil tDel)h25c
s4h 69h Corn Prod Eef a..
144la 1876 Corn Prod pf (7).."
9A 3H Coty Inc. ..........
IS % Cream Of Wheat(2).
Is 8 Crosley Radio.
36H 2SI5 Crown Cork Il Seal.
40 35la Crown CAS- of 2.70. /.
ga 3A Crown-Zelierback..
38A 2ls. Crucibis Steel.
81 ! Cuba Co .-.:.......
O. go 'r'.an Arr Sugar.
4
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Previous
49, 1884 ~
High Low.

Previous 2:
~-1934 Stock ana 6
High Low. Dividend Rate. A
liz SIS Adams Express. 80,
34as Is Adams.Miilis tl)...
11ss 7sl Addressograph.
7A 5k Adv Rumley.......
9ss Gu Affiliated Prodt60c)
1864 93s. Air Reduction t3I. .,
81. 17s Airway Elec AppI.
231a 1914 Alaska Jun (t90c}. &.
5h "a. Allegheny Corp. q,
14ss So Alleg Cp Of $50 WV.
12h So Alleg Corp XIV.
1908. 144 Allied Chem 'S)....
23& l61a Allis-Chalmers. 90.
co.'s 1924 Alpha Port Cement;
7s4 4 Anal Leather.
As Is Anal Lea pr (j50c).
SON 4l13 Amerada 'orp t2)..
SO 25h Am Az Chem tDeD.
% 14IxAm Ba nix Note. go.
12& IA Am Beet Sugar.
Ga 461a Am Beet Sugar pr. =
3S % Am Brake S&FtS0c)
107 50 Am Brake Sh Of a..
1918 94l& Am Can l4)........
142 1861 Am Can pr (D.....,
337s 231. Am Car 4 Foundry.
So 46l4 Am Chicle t3)......
Ga 3ss Am Colortype.
62l2 AZ Am Comcl Alcohol. &.
> pa Am Encaustic.
1874 7s4 Am & Foreign Pwr..
% II Am & For Pw pf(6).
30 II Am & For Pw pftD.
l7la 9s4 Am & For Pw I'd pr,
l0lg n. Am Hide & Leather.
42i. 307s Am Hide 4 Leath Of
35Ns 26ls Am Home Prod 2.40.
10 61s Am Ice Co.
As. So. Am Ice pr go.
IL 6i2 Am International.
Is =. Am La France 4 F.,
So 4 Am La France pf...
$50. 26I. Am Locomotive.
TAN. so Am Locomotive pf. Z.
l9s. 13 Am Mach&Fy tSuc).
-. Is Am Metals. ........
12l. SIS Am Power & Light. q.
26l. 12's Am P&L IS pfuk).
297. 13s. Am P&L S. ptl NJ.
IFS. 1881 Am Radiator. .....
2s'. l7i2 Am Rolling Mills.
7'a 81. Am Seating. .......
"a | Am Ship & Com. 80.
so 1874 Am ShiphldG t2)..-
5l'4 40l. Am SIN q Ref.
s4lg IL. Am SIN Il Ref 6S pr
1l7&. 100 Am SIN a. Ref re pf
ST 4ss4 Am Snuff U3AJ.
z6l2 ~ Am Steel Foundry.
81 40 Am Sugar CD.
2U's 15l2 Am Sumatra lob. ..
1851. 107s. Am Tel 4 Tel ty...
SIS. 65n Am Tobacco 80.
e4la 81 Am Tobacco B 3d..
2ss. ~. Am Type Fou pftk),
27s. los. Am Water Wks "a.
17ls 1las Am Wooden. .......
e3a. 6lss Am Wooden pr il T..
A.. Il. Am Writing Paper.
14is 81. AIN Writ Paper pr. d.
. 59s Am Zinc & Lead.
l7M 1917 Anaconda Copper.
PAS. Is Anchor Cap t6Uc)..,
81 "a Anchor Cap pr = IL.
SO Z6L4 Archer-DanleIs "a.
IS 76L Armour Del pr o..
81, A.. Armour OF III tA)..
3A y. Armour OF Ill 3D.
64a. So Armour OF III pr. 90.
sas 3ss Arnold Constable.
81, / Associated Apparel.
49, TX Asso Dry Goods.
73s. "a AT & 5 Fe. ........
ssh, 701a A I & 5 Fe pr a4.s0..
SAL. SO Atlantic Coast Line
% 20 All Gulf e. w Ind pr
$751;. 2st. Atlantic Ref "a.
ssh 35l. Atlas Powd th5Oc..
99i. e3 Atlas Powder ptt6).
49,. ~ Atlas Tack. ........
57a. 41s@ Auburn Auto (2)...
49,, Z Austin Nichols.....
SO 39l3 Aust Mich pr pfA4
lOs. 53s Aviation CorptDeD.
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3lss "a Mccall Corp "a.
Al liz McCrory Strs 4 (k)
A. In McCrory Strs B (k)
25s4 5A McCrory Strs ps tk)
5O1l 3SIs Mcintyre p NJ VIA.
94h 1914 McKeesport Il POO.
ga Az McKesson & Rob. :.
24s In McKssson h Rob pf /.
SIS / Mcclellan Stores (k)
81 gu Mcclellan Strs PICK
AN 30% Mack Truck t1)....
62M 5l1s macy GRID 4 Cot2)
10 151s Magma Copper h50o
19M Is Man Elev m g tk)..
= So Marine Mfdld (4Ocb.
- 21E. Marlin Rockwellt2)
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Insurance Officers Chosen.

All officers and directors of Cor
ooran Fire Insurance Co. of the Dis
Tict of Columbia were reelected at
a meeting of stockholders yesterday.
They are Frank McClelland. presi-
dent: Robert D. Weaver, vice presi-
dent; Franz H. Ridgway, secretary;
j. Clarence WEIGH, assistant secre-
tary: Watson F. Clark. R. P. Hol-
]ingsworth. B. Lowndes Jackson,
Charles E. March, William L. Miller,
Walter S. Pratt, jr.; Franz H. Ridg-
way, Robert D. Weaver, Frank Nc
Clelland, directors.
Lively Day on Exchange.
Trading was active on the Wash
mgton Exchange today, the first sale
being in Potomac Electric Power 5la
per cent preferred which moved at
109. aMergenthaler Linotype came out
at 251a. while Merchants Transfer 81
Storage preferred sold at 30la and
303s on 50-share turnover. Capital
Traction appeared on the board to-
cay, IS shares moving at Is.
Bonds we're in good demand. Trac-
ton IS sold at 80, Anacostia g. Po-
tomac IS at IS and Washington Gas
IS, series b, at 1924. Bid and asked
quotations were unchanged in other
issues.
w. w. Spaid, partner in w B
Hibbs g. Co.. has returned f. m a
tWo-week vacation in Florif7.
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Sales OF Stocks on New York Exchange
!I;oo A'M'...... $4,000 1900 Noon 100000
PM'......... 100000 200 P.M...... $50 600
Dividend rates given table are III. ANNA.
- - ~ NN'@-" W haAi-SealV oee!ara-
unit trading 100 share. tpar, .,tr, ,pr
IN STOCK Paid last regular bPsyable IN
STOCK Payable in cash ST in special
stock Plus ~ in stock Paid this year tAccumuIated
dividends paid this reported IN
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So ) Hahn Dept stores. .,
81. 3tz Hall w F Printing
g.. 90. Hamilton Watch. ..l
So. 25 Hamilton Watch pf.
"A. l41a HARRISON & Walker.
81. 2's Hat Corp "a.
So l.. Hayes Body.
96S4 S6a< Hazel Atlas Gil CD L.
1873. Ill Hercules NV pr 90.
eei. So Hershey Oh pt (f5).
g. 5l2 Holland Furnace.
10;s %. HollandrtA)hl2 II C.
Ses 80 Homesiake NJ (tl5).
65s 80 Houdaille- Hersn b..
1894 81 Houston on
81, 312 Houston OH tnew).
50ss 35l2 Howe Sound Do.
1Zi- Ia Hudson Manhattan.
24la 1874 Hudson Motor Car.
~ 4 Hupp Mo,ors--.....
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IS IL Baldwin Loco. .....
80 80 Baldwin Loco Pfc.
34l2 22L Baltimore a. Ohio.
31@s 24l2 Baltimore & Ohio pr
46ls S912 Bang & ARGOS az s)
6la 3 Barker Bros. ......
So 1915 Barker Bros pr.
10 rs Barnsdall Corp. go.
60, SIS Beech-Nut Pkg go.
IA. s.. Belding- Hemingwy.
237s ISIS Bendix Aviation. -.
Is l2ls Beneficial Loan l u.
$50. 26la Best Il Co th25c).
AGA 34S4 Bethlehem Steel. ...
81 65l4 Bethlehem Steel pr.
1914 1O5s Blaw Knox.
100 SO Bloomingdale pr T..
6Ssl SIS Bonn Alumn&Br(
27la 1879 Borden Co u.6O).
2S9s 2054 Borg Warner l)..'
49,, II Boston & Maine. -.
3 | Botany Mines Atk).
49, II BrIggs Mfg th25cJ..
2It. Is Briggs Il STRAIT d..
36l. ~. Bklyn-Manhat Tn.
As Al Bklyn&Queens pf So
eol2 6l Bklyn Union Gas D..
lOi. 7 Brunswick Ba Ike.
gas SIS Bucyrus-Erie
Ia. 10 Bucyrus-Erie CIV pr
u. 5as Budd tE CD Mfg.
5ss 81. Budd Wheel. .....-
l5la "a. Billiard Co.
8 rs Burns Bros A.....
ISL. a Burns Bros II.
1873. 14s4 Burr Add Mach 4oc.
35s rs Bush Terminal tk).
3 2 Butte Cop & Zinc. -.
pa IL Butte & Superior...
s2.% 217s Byers "a M).......
So Al. Byers "a M Gu pf..
, 1934-12-19
Banquet Honors
Football Bows

MERCEDES. Dec. lg.-The foot
ball lettermen OF the Mercedes
High School were guests of honor at
a most enjoyable banquet. given by
the members OF the local Girl Re
serve organization. This is an an
nual affair and one OF the high
spots OF the school activities for
the year. The affair was held at
the high school cafeteria. where 4
Christmas theme was carried out in
every detail The guests found them
selves In surroundings Of floral dec
orations OF gay ~poinsettiaS and
~Rreeneries. a miniature Christmas
tree conferred the room and small
green Christmas trees made at
tractive place cards. The table held
bouquets OF poinsettias and light
ed tapers, which furnished the
lighting.
Doris Griffin. president OF the
Girl Reserves, was toaStmistreSs for
the occasion, and gave the welcome
address. 70 which Captain Larry
more Bonner Of the football team,
responded. Coach III. T.. SchmaIz-
ried made an appropriate talk;
Dorothy Ragland gave a number OF
songs, including Rain" and col
elge Rhythm. accompanied by Miss
Isabel Neff. barrymore Bonner gave
a talk on The Outlook on Next
Years Football Team" Those pres
ent consisted OF the football letter
, 1934-12-19
Tourists Are
Entertained
With Games

More than forty winter tourists IN
Brownsville assembled at the at
tractivelv decorated tourist room OF
the Brownsville Chamber Of Com
merce Monday night and enjoyed
an evening Of cards and other
SameS.
Meetings are being held regularly
now. and with a larger number OF
tourists in the city this year than
for several years past increased at
tendance Is expected. The tourists
are aided in their programs BY the
tourist department Of the Cham
bsr of Commerce.
In the bridge games played at the
Monday night meeting Mrs. @. d
Clymer OF Goodland. Indiana. hello
high for the ladies'. and received an
attractive award. while Mr.. r. J.
Morris Of Denver, Colorado, held
high among the men. Mr.. VIM. w
Brown OF Lansing. Michigan. held
low. Mrs. c. s. ChriStmsn OF WelleS-
vile. New York won high In dom
inoes and Mr.. 3. 3. Cummings Of
Battle Greek Michigan. held high
for men.
, 1934-12-19

Hargraye Smith, Of Harrington mad
Mrs. McClung Of Port Isabel.
The Browne Tract Home DEM
mstration club entertained with its
annual Christmas party here re-
Gently at the home Of Mrs. Knox
Smith. president Of the club.
A rainbow hunt vas an enter
uainment feature, colored ribbons
leading TO the treasure on the other
end Of the rainbow. A delicious COW
cred dish luncheon was served at the
noon hour. a large and varied menu
being served buffet style to the
many ladies present. Table decora-
ton Swere deep yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS In graceful arrangement 10
the center OF the table.
Following luncheon presents were
rangement. An entertaining program
rangement. An entrtaining program
followed which included besides
stunts. a group OF personality
sketches OF each club member. this
novel features was entertainingly
given by Mrs. G. Kicker.
Forty ladies including two guests
Miss Thelra White. Of Harrington,
and Mrs. z. Z. Rail. OF Lantana.
were present for the happy occasion.
Rodney Mize Is at his home on
the Rio Hondo-San Benito Highway
~recuperattng from a recent operation
at the Baylor Hospital at Dallas,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Baker OF In
diana are In Rio Hondo for a short
stay.
Mrs. Mack Mize has been III and
confined TO her home for the last
several days.
Mrs T. A. Dugat has returned TO
her home In Mission, after being
the guest OF Mrs. Thee Vinke and
Mrs. W. W. Galloway for the last
several days
Clinton Courtney Carpenter Is the
name Of the new son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Carpenter. born recent
ly at the Cannon Maternity home In
Harrington.
, 1934-12-19
RepSquadE
Entertained
At Dinner

The Pep Squad OF the Browns
vile High school was entertained
with a dinner followed by a theatre
party Tuesday evening. Members
gathered at the White Kitchen
where an enjoyable dinner was SER
we'd. The incoming and outgoing Of
ficers OF the squad. and the special
guests OF the organization wer,
seated at one large table, while 9TH
or members were seated at quar-
tet tables
Charlotte Barber, as outgoing
president, was toastmistress for the
occasion. During the course Of the
dinner. most Of the guests and Of
ficerS. old and new, were called up
on TO say a few words. The squad
presented q gift to Miss Maggie
Valenta, sponsor as a mark OF ap-
probation
Special guests OF the squad in
cluded Mrs. Louise Perkins. Miss
Louise Parry. Miss Elna Foster and
Miss Maggie Valenta- Outgoing off,
GER included Charlotte Barber.
Psmpy Hadden, Jane Seaman, and
Alice Fitch.
Other members Of the oreaniza-
ton present were Eva Fernandez
Lois Nesle, MARCEL! Strein, Jane
Tanner, Rose ~Schmeling, Martha
Bal. Dorothy Huffsker, Catherine
Isom. Lillian StueSser, Sarah Bell
Osborne. Barbara Black, Evelyn Ann
Hamilton, Irene Baxter, Betty FL
frink. Mary Dudley, Dorothy Rotan.
Georgine Monroe. Hayden Collins.
lydia Yturria, Valerie Rosenthal.
Hazel Wod, Frances Lawrence.
Dorothy Fox. Mary Louise Muir
ply, Jeanne Whitehead, Jean HAYES.
Mary Ruth Craig. Nell Tew. Jerry
KENNY, Mo5ele Truslen, Martha
Singer. Mary Jane White and Mary
Frances Seago.
, 1934-12-19
Bride
Is Honored
With Shou,er

Especial 70 The Herald
EEro HONDO. Dec. IA lovely
party took place recently when Mrs.
desuge q. Warren and Mrs. J. Rob-
inson George entertained with q
shower honoring Mrs. Warren Win
slow Galloway. q recent bride.
The party was held In the home
Of Mrs. George which was lovely In
It's Christmas decoration. Large
wicker baskets were filled with
Turks cap and large red ribbon bows
graced the basket handles Req
roses and poinsettas completed the
floral decoration while red Christ
mas bells and garlands added Q
festiws note TO the affair.
As the honor guest arrived she
was escorted 70 a chair tied WIN
an enormous white bridal bow.
Cares and contests furnished
amusement to the many attending.
A book advice to a travelling mans
wife vas written by each guest and
read nv the honoree. In view OF the
bridegrpomls Scotch ancestry q song
was next sung dedicated TO MI.
Galloway, by Mrs. F. NJ. Brannon
and all. guests assembled. Com
ing Through the Rye"
A beautifully decorated Christ
ma, trea was placed or a table and
at the base OF the tree were many
beautifully wrapped packages which
the honoree was requested to open.
A delicious salad course was Serv-
ed by the co-hosteSSes at the close
Of the afttrnoon. Those hidden were:
MeSdameS Ebba johnson. ChaS.
KEYS, THO Vinke. NJ. G. Nixon.
George Ktndinger. D. Z. White. Joe
Yeoman, George d. Beech, Jack
Carpenter, Byrl Hollon, Rex George.
Austin Goude. Alton Caffal, Ralph
Davis, Link Hatch, r. j. Bingham.
Chas. Longbrake, Z. NJ. A. Sizer, w.
G. Gilbert Edith PierSon, Fronts
Newell, Eugene Dlmick. Walt Foelk-
er, F. NJ. l3rannon, Lynn Thomas,
Harry Hupr. Harry Ditto. A. ]. Car
penter. Win. Brockhaus. Louise
( Brown. Ed Baker. Jack Freshour,
a. T. Hough. j IT. Hartzog, ST.. M.
Werner. II. 7. Hartzog and Mrs. z.
A. Dugat. o.! Mission. Mrs. Wayne
T. Lewis. OF San Benito. Mrs Greta
Cory. OF Brownsville. Mrs Edwards
, 1934-12-19
CALENDAR

Christmas party Of the Browns
vile Study club in the horss OF Mrs
Marvin Hall with Mesdames Hall,
II. Jeffrey. J. II. Diltz. and Joe In
gram as co-hostesseS.
Victoria Ward school Christmas
pageant.
Christmas psrty Of the Business
and Professional Wonenis club az
Mooreland Terrace.
Thursday Bridge league ut 1880
az E1ks Hal.
Mrs. Henry Ehardt OF Fort Brown
will be hostess to the Lucky i3.
Christmas party OF The Civic Lea
que 1t the home OF Mrs. ID. p. Gay.
Jr
The Modern Priscilla viii be en-
tertatned by Mrs. Joe Luke.