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.Reu. Ndnez Is
Speaker For
P7A Contdb

The Parent Teacher association
OF the Resaca school met in regular
session this past week with the Rev.
Nanez or the Mexican Methodist
church the principal speaker Cf the
afternoon.
Rev. Nanez gave a very helpful
and inspiring talk lie stressed tine
parents responsibilities In training
the pre-school child vi proper
mental and physical habits, and his
attitude toward his fellow play
mates.
The following musical program,
arranged by Mrs. Rosa ROusett. was
greatly enjoyed by everyone: piano
duet, Virginia and Refugia Garden
Us: Alice Blue Gown" song and
dance by Gladys Vino and Maria
Sanchez: song. La Violetas" by
Hortensia Leal: dance, lei Jarabe,"
Alice RousSett and Refugia Car
denaS: piano solo. "Carta &c Amor
Mrs. Rou6Sett.
The prize % the month went 10
Mrs. Brice's room for having the
largest attendance OF mothers pres
ent. Mrs. Laughlin,s room received
second place. No other business
came before the meeting.
The mothers showed great APP
probation for the free milk and
soup which. through the efforts OF
Mrs. Brice, Is being supplied 10
many or the needy children attend
ing the Resaca school
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Before taking Cardui, II had "a
bearing down pain that has LETT me"
says Mrs. Clayton Marsee, OF Lam
caster, Ky. After I had taken
twelve bottles, IL gave me strength,
built me up and my health Is good"
Thousands Of women have escaped
useless pain and discomfort when
such suffering was due 70 weakness) /,
by taking Cardui. IL IL "a purely
" g.table bitter tonic and patn-re-
lieving medicine that has been I'm
use over fifty years. While 10 many
women testify that Cardui has
benefited them. III 1t does not bene-
fit YOU, consult a physician.
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News, Notes
OfSebastidn

N0NWEAAA W.
SEBASTIAN, Jan. "a. 80 The Sc
bastian Woman's club held its sec
ond meeting of the New Year the
latter part OF the week when 1t was
host 10 new Corners I'm the COM
munity at the Community club
building.
After the business meeting Sup
erintendent McLennon gave an in
teresting talk on Canada. the
|hostesses, Mrs. Robert Ray. Mrs. J..
r.. McLennon, and Mrs. Marshall
Bourne served a dainty retreshment
course TO 40 ladies.
MI. and Mrs. Ike Cakes delight
fully entertained q number Of
friends the latter part of the week
al their home when they served q
buffet supper Games Of AZ
we're played until late In the even
ing.
Those invited were Messrs. and
Mesdames Lud Snow, OF Raymond
vile; Albert Lulling, Fred Parker
Elmer Stay, Marshall Bourne, Bel
ton Mourne. Mrs. Jane Wilson, Mr..
10. u. Reed. and Mrs. 3. 8 Caldwell.
The Sebastian Woman'S club Sp0n-
sored it's weekly az" partly recent
~. High was held by Mrs. Marvin
Hale and Miss Cleo Ballard Punch
was served to about % players.
Mrs. I'd C.. StallinEs. and Mrs.
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Clean Out
Kidney Poisons

wash Ont Your tn Miles 0 Kidney Tubes
II kidneys don't pass 3 rints . day that
crntnin nearly 4 pounds Of waste matter,
ehs 10 miles OF kidney tubes and filters
become clogEed with poisonous waste prod
nets and the danger Of acid poisoning Ia
greatly increased. Bladder passages are
oificult . which often smart and burn
Nke gcaiding water ard cause discomfort
This acid condition, brought about BY
poor kidney functions Ia q danger signal
and may be the beginning Of nagging back
ache leg pains, loss OF pep and vitality.
E1elnR up nights. lumbago, swollen feet
and ankles, rheumatic pains and dizziness.
Most people watch their bowels which
contain only 27 feet Of intesfines but neg
lect the kidneys which contain Is miles Of
Eny tubes and filters. IL these tubes or
tlterr become cioREed with pofsons. II may
knock you out and lay you I'D for many
DQnths. Don't run any xisk. Make sure your
Kidneys empty . ptnta q day.
Ank yuu druggist for DOANS PILLS.
nm old prescription, which has BEEN uned
SUCCESSFULLY by millions Of kidney sufferers
Tor over 20 yenre. They give quick relief
end win help 70 wash out the is miles Of
kidney tubes.
But don't take chances with strong drurs
or s0-cnlied Kidney cures" that claim 10
nx ycu up in l5minutes. Treatments Of this
nature may seriously injure and irritnte
delicate Tissues. Insist on DOANsS PILLS
che old reliable relief that contains no
dope" os hahit-foruing drugs. Be sure YOU
set D0AN'S PILLS nc yuur druRRdsf.
1884 EostexsEiIburn Co.
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pink and white bouganvilla. when
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Meador Of
Forgan, Oklahoma and Mr.. and
Mrs. August Sn0ok Of Dodge City,
Kansas, complimented Mrs. y. r.
Meador on her birthday anniversary,
In the dining room the table wa
laid with an exquisite cloth OF
white lace, centered with a birthday
&c. iced IN white and topped
with tiny pink taperS. Pink and
white blossoms encircled the cake,
while on either end OF the table
tall taperS In silver holders CLEANED
Guests enjoying the hospitality
were the honOree. MessrS. and
MesdameS II. K. F~eatherstOne, smith
OF Dodge City, Kansas, Ralph Maley,
Frank Maine, j. M. Andrews and
children, Mr.. T. r. Meador and
the hosts.
Mrs Neil Kendrick was a charm
ing hostess recently when she
cOmplimented her daughter. Dora
Lucille. on the occasion OF her six
teenth birthday, with a dinner
dance at her home. Lovely seasonal
flowers were placed at vantage
points about the rooms.
Those enjoying the dinner and
dancing included "A friends Of the
honoree.
Miss Mabel Mansur has returned
TO her home here after visiting with
Miss Annie Kali I'm Corpus Christi
Mr.. Percy Mccall. who has beer
the guest OF his mother for the
past few days has returned to La
redo. Texas. ne is spending some
time with his sister. Mrs. ID. r
Pue.
MIR. ana Mrs. C.. r. Pirtle have
had as their guest for several days
Mrs Pirtle'S uncle, Mr.. r. w. HARDY
Of Corpus Christi.
w. r Drake Is confined to hi:
home with Illness
Mrs. Nathan Craig returned thl
past week from Paule Valley. OK,
lahoma, where she has been thu
guest Of relatives for the past few
weeks.
Mrs. Don Still has returned Il
Cisco. after visiting In the homI
Of Mrs. T. L. Barmorc.
Mrs. Grace Woods, Mrs. EldoI
Pratt and Mrs Joe Phillips q
Harlingen were visitors In San
Benito on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben LeMond havI
removed from San Benito to Con
zaleS. where Mr. LeMond will b
connected with the Hermann Fur
niture Co. In that city Mr.. LeMonI
has been connected with the Nit
tanck Furniture company in Sal
Benito for the past eight years.
Miss Ruth Hulsey and Eyelyl
Price have returned from Corpu
Christi. where they the guest
OF EiSs Bob Mosely.
Mrs. T. q. AdamSon has returnel
from san Antonio.
Mrs. Charles Thompson who ha
been III the Valley for the past fey
weeks has returned TO her home i
Kansas City.
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Known Oratorio
To Be esent & H
Here Friday Night

Workers are busy charging tenn
porarily the seating capacity IVY thB
choir loft pf tine Methods church
for the purpose OF accommodating
the large chorus of BO voices from
the Harrington Methodist church
which will appear In The Messiah
Friday night at " o'clock
This IN the second appearance in
Brownsville OF this group for tire
presentation Uf this well known
oratori0. ns ~ was given here jan
Diary Y. 1884. under the same di-
rector. David IA. OrmeEher. i'm with
be remembered that the singers were
exceptionally well received. singing
then tO IN large and enthusiastic AIN
dience. and q capacity house II X
pected Friday night for this rem
uirion.
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Valley NIMU
To Gather In
San Benito

Especial 70 lie HGf4lul
SAN BENITO, Jan. 2f.--Impor-
tant among the many events OF the
week viii be the Wcman's Mis-
sionary Union Auxiliary OF the VAL
ley which win meet in the First
Baptist church In this city Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Baptist as
ISOLATION chairmen viii be leaders
In the conference. Among the prin-
cipal speakers on the program viii
be Mrs. Susie Dalton, graduate Of
Baylor University. Waco, who viii
discuss church history.
Another guest of the day will be
Mrs. r. <. l. Mewshaw, who will
leave the latter part OF the month
for China, where she viii assist DR..
r. z l. MewShaW IN his medical
and missionary work. Mrs MeWshaw.
an active member of the local
church, VIII give a farewell talk
during the sessions on Friday.
At noon a cooperative luncheon
viii be served In the dining room
; OF the church. Local women viii
have charge OF the serving.
The -Four Corners Bridge club,
more widely known as the I.B.C.
club. was entertained In the home
OF Mrs. Arthur Moore the latter
part OF the week. Lovely calendulas
and marigolds interminglec with
fern 6dorned the rooms.
During the games Mrs. Paul Ros-
sci was the successful player srrcng
the women and Mr.. Max Phippeny
was high among the men.
In the late evening a delicious
salad course was served TO the club
members and two guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. g NJ. Jones. The next meet
ing Of the CLUB will be held In the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Phip-
penny.
A pleasant event OF the last ol
the week was the netting OF tho
sewing club IN the home or Mrs
Bliss Marshall, when lovely garden
flowers provided an attractive set.
ting. During the meeting a tempt
ing refreShment course was served
consisting OF anchovy sandwiches
ok an@ coffee Guests i'm addition
TO the club members included Mrs
EIy Of Brownsville and Mrs. j. II
Grove. The next meeting Of ths
club will be held In the home b
Mrs. Harry Carroll.
.
A delightful picnic lunch sp0n,
Sored by the members Of the choi
OF the First Presbyterian church
was served Sunday. on the lawn o
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Shafer. h0nOring Reverend and Mrs
Francis Davis of San Antonio. En-
joying the occasion with the homo
guests were Mrs. Hugh r.. Robert
son and members OF the choir ans
! their families.
Rev. and Mrs Davis formerl.
resided III San Benito where Re,
Davis held the p~astorate OF tin
local Presbyterian church. He 1
now pastor Of the Alamo Height
Presbyterian church In san An
tonic.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Maine was prettily decorated witt
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VIEW Auxiliary Calls
Off Meeting For
Thursday Night

The Auxiliary TO the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars will not have a called
meeting Thursday night as had
been previously announced. The or
ganization received n telegram from
the department president. Mrs
Mabel Shaw. stating that she would
be unable TO come to Brownsville.
As the meeting was to have called
for the purpose Of meeting the de-
partment president. the meeting will
not take place.
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Baptist Ladies Have
Industrial Day AT
Church Recently

Members OF the Women's Mission
airy Union Of the First Baptist church
observed their monthly industrial
day Monday mt the church Once a
month the ladies gather at the
church at 10 o'clock In the morning
and work al quilts or other needle
work on hand. At moo q covered
dish luncheon IN served.
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CALENDAR


FRIDAY
The w. M. u. Auxiliary Of Valley
Baptist churches win meet at 10
q. m. at the Baptist church In Sar
BenitO.
Floral and ~candlelight installa-
ton services Of officers OF the
Brownsville Federation Of Churches
at $3.50 p. m. at the First Baptist
church.
Bluebonnet Troop Of Girl Scouts
will meet at Legion hall at 4 p. IN.
Presentation OF Messiah" by
Methodist Choir of Harrington undel
direction Of David L. Ormesher, at
First Methodist church az 9 p. m
, 1935-01-24
IEttle Women's Club
Has Meeting With
Ernestine Bove

The Little Women's club me
wednesday afternoon with Ernestine
Boye. Bridge was PLAYED during the
afternoon with the first award 60
ing to Sylvia Sommers and the con-
ISOLATION gift to Frances Barnes.
The hostess served q delicious re-
freshment course to Ruby Arm
strong, a guest Of the club and the
club members. Joyce Goforth. Syl-
via Sommers. EVELYN Hayes. Virginia
Miller. Frances Barnes and Car
men Trevino. The club viii meet
next week with Sylvia Sommers.
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of aromatic Turkish.
Then, instead Of just mixing the
tobaccos together, we blend and
cross blend them 50 that all the
different Aavors 20 together into
one full flavor THE Chesterfield
taste that 50 many smokers like.
C,yss-blsndng tobaccos as IL Is
dome in Chestsrfsls giOss The
cigarette q pleasing taste and
aroma = hey'y mild and yst
They Sahg6.
, 1935-01-24

III the new swimming pool nc
Wimberly. England, waves are pro-
duced artificIally. The new pool
measures 90 feet by zoo feet. with
depth varying from a few inches ai
one end to Is feet at the other.
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Just what is meant

TN making Chester6elds we take
l. Bright tobacco from Virginia,
the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida.
We take Burley tobacco from Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and tobacco
from Southern Maryland.
Then in addition to these home
grown tobaccos we take tobacco
grown in Turkey and Greece.
We balance these mild, ripe
homegrown tobaccos with the
right amounts and the right kinds
, 1935-01-24

Friesian peasants In northern
Germany pole-vault their way TO
work because OF the innumerable
drainage bitches which line their
low-lying and Soggy fields.
, 1935-01-24
LutordLocaLs

especial 10 n hcTaiuf
LYFORD, Jan. 24.-The Woman'S
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
\ church met Tuesday afternoon az
the home of Mrs. Jennie Chiffon.
MRS. +. r. Stanford presented the
third chapter In the mission book.
Japanese Women Speak Mrs. Sam
Stewards led the devotional from the
tenth chapter OF the book o. Luke
Mrs. Stanford announced that the
social would be held in her home
Tuesday, February ?.
An interesting meeting OF the Mis-
sion church at the Turner tract was
held Monday night when many
friends OF MI. Magnuson gathered
In honor Of his 10th birthday. AS a
token Of their esteem his many
friends presented him with a re-
membrance.
a. a meeting OF the Lutheran Lea
lie held recently at the church the
following officers were elected for
the coming year: Carl VaSSberg.
president; Herbert johnson. vice.
president: Clarence VaSsberg, secre-
tary; and Ruth Pearson. treasurer.
Richard Damstram had charge OF
a short program, which was follow
ed by refreshments and a social hour
a. the Community building.
Mrs. Daisy Stevenson has return
ed to her home here after an ex-
tended visit i'm Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harpin. and
small daughter. Marie. of la Feria.
were guests here Sunday Of Mrs. M.
d. Bagley.
Mrs. r. w. Porter has been In
Brownsville the past three weeks
caring for her mother. Mrs. c.. Oaks
who Is IN in the Mercv HOSPITAL
Miss Blanche Campbell was an
ali day visitor IN the home OF Miss
Loretta Sorenson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Williams OF
Weslaco were guests Sunday az the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Box
Mrs A. j. Critchfie'd. Mrs. Fred
Plum. and Mrs. Morrison were
business callers in Harlingen re-
Gently. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Richardson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. nj. Childress p
family we're visiting relatives IN Nc
Allen Sunday.
Mr.. JIMMY Reeves has returned
70 his home IN Laredo after a visit
In the y. w. PeDDin home
MIR. and Mrs. FF'or Rsv have -ov-
ed 10 Ravmondvi'le. Mr.. Ray Is
81 the John Deere lmple-
mrnt comnanv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grort attended,
the dedira+ion services II tho Com
m,-,'tv church in san .fuan Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. y. CamnheN an~
family and Nr~. end Ms. W. y y
da-s~n ~ E~inburp we're visitors
SUNDAY in ihe hone of Mr.. ansd Mrs
Robert Keene.
, 1935-01-24

The diamond mines nt Kimberly.
South Africa. ~ the ~larEest.in fhe
world.
, 1935-01-24

CyreSS trees resemble giant bot
ties. but the enlarged portion IS
seldom seen. being submerged IN
water.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Starry-Parrish
Nuptials Christmas.
Miss Thelma Parrish of Washing
con and Mr.. Joseph Leroy Starry, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Starry of Shep-
herdstown, w. Va, were married
Christmas Day in Shepherdstown by
the Rev. Joseph E. Guy Of the Shep-
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Miss Howry to Be
Hostess at Reception

The Washington Committee Of the
Civilian Military Education Fund will
give q reception Thursday afternoon,
January o, at the residence Of Miss
Elizabeth Howry.
Mr.. Sveinbjorn johnson, professor
OF law and legal counsel of the UNI
versity of Illinois, will be the guest
speaker.
Members Of the Washington Com
mittee, of which Mr.. Walter Bruce
Howe is chairman, include Miss EliZ-
abeth Howry, Mrs. william A. Becker,
Mrs. J. Crawford Biggs, Mrs. Ronald
Fairfax, Mrs. Fairfax Harrison, Mrs.
Perry S. Heath, Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitch
cock, Mrs. Henry Leonard, Miss Agnes
Peter, Mrs. Alice H. K. Richards,
Miss Helen Louise Sargent, Col. AL
bert N. Baggs, Col Edward G. Bliss,
Col. Clement B. Bouve, Admiral Mark
L. Bristol, Mr.. Frederick H. Brooke.
Col. Walter C. Clephane. Gen. Albert
L. Cox, Col. Charles Demonet. Mr..
Isaac Cans, Col. Stanley K. Horn
beck, Col. George E. Ijams, Mr.. Royal
C. johnson, Mr. Robert C. Jones, Mr..
Evening star., 1935-12-29

The marriage Of Miss Edna Mat
GhewS, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph p. Matthews, Of Mitchellville,
Md, to Mr.. Walter Dulaney Addison,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
q. Addison, also of Mitchellville. is
announced. The wedding took place
to Elton, Nd, Friday afternoon.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Sororities Hold
Holiday Parties

The District Of Columbia Chapters
Of Sigma Theta Sorority will give a
cocktail party this afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock In the home Of Miss
Margaret Gibson at 1112 Allison
street northwest. The party will
honor the new members Of the
sorority.
Miss Gertrude Talbert, national
president. and Miss Regina Horn, na-
tional secretary, will assist the hostess.
Mu Chapter Of Tau Beta Phi Ma
tional Sorority held their annual
chapter closed dinner-dance at the
Shoreham Hotel Thursday. The COM
mittee in charge was Miss Jean
Rassier, chairman, assisted by Miss
Dolores Driscou and Miss Laura
Waugh.
Miss Jerrie Dillman was hostess
Thursday evening to the Washington
Alumni Chapter and the Beta Alpha
Chapter of George Washington Uni
versity of the Zeta Tau Alpha Fra
ternity at their annual Christmas
party. Bridge and the game Of
monopoly we're played by the guests,
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair
Back in WASHINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leftwich Sinclair
have returned from a visit to Dallas,
Tex, where they attended the mar
riage OF their daughter Barbara to
Mr.. M. Leigh Harrison The ceremony
took place December "a, the bride
being given in marriage by her father.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison went to New
Orleans on their wedding trip. Mr..
Harrison Is a lawyer and an in
structor of law at the Southern
Methodist University in Dallas. He
is a graduate of the University Of
Alabama and received his master
degree from Harvard. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Harrison of
Montgomery. Ala, where Mr.. Harri-
son has for some time been superin-
tendent of schools. Mrs. Harrison Is
teaching in the country day school
of Dallas.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Social Notes
Of Interest
In Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Fieser to Entertain
at Edgemoor.

The vice chairman Of the American
National Red Cross and Mrs. James
z. Fieser will entertain at dinner
Wednesday in their home in Edge
moor, when their guests will include
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. Bondy, Miss
Ruth Bondy, Mr.. Robert Bondy, jr.,
and Miss Betty Ann Fieser, who Is
spending her vacation from William
and Mary College at Williamsburg,
Va. with Mr.. and Mrs. Fieser.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Nor
rell will entertain a company Of Is
at o bridge party tomorrow evening
in their home in Edgemoor.
Miss Jean Dulin viii be hostess to
o group Of young people from the
University Of Maryland, where she Is
q student, at q bridge tea tomorrow
afternoon, IN her home in Friendship
Heights. Miss Dulin entertained go
guests at dancing party Friday eve
ming in honor of Midshipman John
A. Bogley, who is spending a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bogley, In Friendship Heights.
Among the out-oftown guests were
Miss May Fielder Of Fort Meade, Md,
and Cadet William Cairne, who
with his parents. Comdr. and Mrs
George Cairnes of Cleveland. Ohio. is
spending a few days in Friendship
Heights.
DIR. and Mrs. E. F. Kohman OF
Edgemoor will be at home New Year
day from 4 to 6 o'clock. They will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ches-
ter Tolle, Mrs. c. A. Greenleaf, Mrs
John Yesair, Miss Barbara Kohman
and Miss Emily Horton. About 70
guests have been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Macdonald Swan
of Bethesda will entertain q group OF
people at an evening party New Year
eve. Later In the evening Mr.. anc
Mrs. Macdonald and their guests will
attend the community dance to be
given at the Battery Park Club House
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland Duckett
Beard Of Chevy Chase, Md, enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Cotton Wells Of Mid
dleton, Conn, who is the house guest
of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
| and Mrs. c. Golden Miller. The guests
at the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. C
Golden Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Linn McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Seiforde
Stellwagen and Mr.. Fred Lewis Pitt
man.
Miss Sally Todd and her brother,
Mr.. Thomas Todd, gave a supper
party last evening in the home OF
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Diplomatic
Continued From First Page.)

and Florida. He will be. gone 10 days
or two weeks.
The newly appointed Minister Of
Honduras, Senor Julio LoZano, pre-
sented his credentials to the President
Tuesday He is at the legation in
Wardman Park Hotel.
The commercial counselor Of the
Swedish Legation and Nine. Wijkman
who have returned to Washington,
are in their house at 1705 Hoban road,
where they will be at home after the
first of the year. Before her marriage
early In October, Mrs. Wijkman was
Miss Ruth Wallace, sister of the Sec
retary of Agriculture, Mr.. Henry A.
Wallace. While in Europe, the COM
mercial counselor and Nine Wijkman
spentmuch time in Sweden, going from
there to Prague, where they visited
Nine. Wijkman's brother-in-law and
sister, the resident Minister Of Switzer-
land to Czechoslayakia and Nine.
Bruggmann. Nine. Bruggmann was
formerly Miss Mary Wallace. and her
marriage took place in Washington
while her father. the late Mr.. Henry
c. Wallaee, was Secretary Of Agrlcul-
ture and M. Bruggmann was attached
to the legation here.
The house which they have taken
on Hoban road was formerly occupied
by the attache of the Swedish Lega-
tion, Mr.. Stig Unger, the secretary
Of the Norwegian Legation, Mr.. Fran.
els Irgens, and the attache of the le-
CATION, Mr.. Ditlev Knudsen, who have
moved to new home at sol Dorset
avenue In Somerset.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Out-of-Town Weddings
Miss Georgette Valentine Thiery Is
Bride of Leslie Ross.

herdStown Reformed Church. For the
last several years Mr.. Starry had been
employed by the Government In Wash
ington.
Mr.. william Mathers Gregory Of
Washington and Martinsburg, w. Va,
and Miss Eva Mae Dake, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Glare Dake Of Cleveland,
Ohio, were married Tuesday evening
at Martinsburg by The Rev. A. j.
Secrist in his home on Pleasant View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kline and
Miss Sara T. Cunning OF Washington,
with the parents of the bridegroom,
witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory left later on
for Cleveland to spend Christmas with
her parents. On their return they
will make their home II. Washington.
Christ Church at ACcokeek, Nd, was
the scene of a pretty wedding Christ
mas eve, when Miss Mary Ruth Will
lett, daughter of Mr.. Richard Willett
Of near Bennsville, in Charles County,
Md, became the bride Of Mr.. Carl
Smith of Accokeek. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Robert j. Glib
son and, after short motor trip in
the South, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
reside with Mrs. Smiths father.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage Saturday morning, December Il,
in the Cathedral at Baltimore, of Miss
Anne Ophelia Tftlow and Mr.. Edwin
| Francis Bio. The ceremony was per-
formed by the assistant pastor, the Rev.
H. F. Griffin, and wedding break
fast in the Lord Baltimore Hotel fol-
lowed the ceremony.
Miss Kathleen Leckey was maid OF
honor and Mr.. Edmund Dwyer was best
man.
After a wedding trip to the Mid
west the couple will make their home
in Washington.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

who included Mrs. j. e. Caraballo,
Mrs. John F. Warlick, Mrs. Edgar
L. Withrow, Mrs. W. Paul Briggs,
Mrs. Laurie Hess, Mrs. l. E. Crone,
Mrs. John r. Lambert, Mrs. Irving
M. Dow. Miss Mary Blair Anderson,
Miss Frances Fsuntleroy, Miss Eliza
beth McGehee, Miss Kitty Phelps,
Miss Charlotte Endlach, Miss Dor
othy ". Rock, Miss Adelaide e. Wood
ley, Miss Bette Pickard, Miss Ruth
Rowe, Miss Eleanor e. Boehs, Miss
Jane Bennett. Miss Marjorie Wilbur
and Miss Jerrie Dillman. At this
time the alumni chapter presented
the active chapter with punch cups
and hors d'oeuve dishes for their
Christmas present.