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, 1935-08-27
: EGAL ADVERTISEMENT
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IhE a OF EAA
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County. Texas-GREETING:
You are hereby commanded to sum-
mon o Joseph O'Sullivan and wife
Clara A. O'Sullivan. Mrs. Mary r. VIII
son, sometimes known as Mary r. Ger
hard. Individually and as guardian OF
Lawrence Gerhard. Jr., and her hus-
band. John w. Wilson. Ellen c. Hally,
Lawrence Gerhard, Jr., Hans Hansen
Gerhard. Rameau w. Dalton and wife
Irene Dalton. Fernando Gerhard. Emile
Gerhard. Bernard Gerhard, Eugenio
Villareal. Jim de Leon. Octavio de Leon,
Leonardo de Leon. Wenceslado de Leon.
Sofia Lopez de Leon. Individually and
as guardian OF Wenceslado de Leon, p.
H. de Leon. Individually and as admin
istrator OF the estate OF o. P. de Leon.
deceased. Julia Moritz, the unknown
heirs OF Mrs. Mary De L. Eguia. and
their unknown heirs and legal repre-
sentatives, and william r. Koch, by
making publication Of this citation once
each week for four consecutive weeks
previous 70 the return date hereof. to
appear In the office or the County Judge
OF Cameron County. Texas. At 10 O'Clock
a. m, September 18th. 1895, before the
undersigned Special Commissioners Rp-
pointed by the Judge OF the County
Court Of Cameron County at Law, to
assess damages by reason OF construct
ing and laying nj and reconstructing.
the State highway designated as State
highway number forty-eight (48l, and
for opening. widening, strengthening,
constructing. improving. and maintain
ing said highway. which highway runs
across the hereinafter described land IN
which the above persons. and others,
assert an interest, and then and there
answer the petition filed with the Judge
OF the County Court OF Cameron County
at Law. on August 9th. 1898. In which
suit the State OF Texas. acting through
the Commissioners court OF said County,
Is plaintiff. n the above named per-
sons. together with Addie Escott an
husband. Charles II. Escott, Bertha THE
len Terrell. guardian OF Bernard Ger
hard. and Ike Bollack. are defendants.
same being a suit for condsnma-
ton OF right OF way for the above
mentioned purposes over and across a
strip OF land In Cameron County. Tex
ms. varying In width from one hun
bred (l00l 10 two hundred f2O0l feet.
along the present Boca Chica highway.
and extending from the West line OF
Share Five t5l OF the San Martin
Grant, In a general Easterly direction
to the East Line Of Share Five (S) 81
said Grant. said right OF way to be
condemned being n hundred (i00l
feet wide on each side OF the CENTER
line OF said Boca Chica Highway from
County Engineers Station 5l3x7s3 TO
Station S47x00. M fifty (50l feet wide
on each side OF said center line from
said station 547x00 20 Station 603x57.e.
as shown by a map OF said highway on
file IN the County Engineers office. and
such damages. II any. viii be assessed
at that time.
Herein fail not. but OF this writ make
due return as the law directs.
witness u hands. this August 18th
1895.
CLYDE TANDY,
q. E. DOpD.
FRED RUSTEBERG. ST.,
Special Commissioners
S-20-27-9-3-i0-4t-sOOi
, 1935-08-27
Big TOURNEY
OPENS SUNDAY
Record Entry List Expected
For Valley-Wide Event
AZ Harrington

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HARLiNGEk, Aug. III. - with
thirty more qualifying scores turned
in than at this time last year, the
Fourth Annual Rio Grande Valley
Amateur Golf Championship Tour
nament, 70 get under way here
Sunday, promises to draw n rec
ord crowd OF Valley and upstate
golfers.
Bill Barton OF Mercedes, captain
OF the Rice golf squad, Is defend
ing champion and he Is squarely
on hts game. Playing the difficult
Mission course recently, Barton SCI
O course record with q scorching 81
This title. however, has nevel
been won two years In succession
It was first won by Hill Cooke o.
Harrington who dropped 1t TO A
Escalante Of Brownsville. who IN
turn was succeeded by Barton. The
Escalante-B Barton fight was a spir-
tied affair with Barton winning or
the 36th hole. Escalante has be-
come pro OF the Brownsville course
and Is not eligible for the anna.
teur event this season.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for q get-together banquet
for all golfers Saturday night AZ
this session, plans will be discussed
for opening Of the tournament
Sunday morning.
In addition 10 thu large number
Of trophies to be awarded. many
merchants have contributed goods
and services as prizes.
The tournament has been ar
ranged so as not TO interfere with
business interests. The tourney
starts on Sunday and win be COM
pleted Monday. Labor Day, with ex-
lception OF the championship. Final,
Of the championship flight viii be
played Tuesday.
Qualifying rounds may be turn
ed In at any time before 6 D. m
Saturday.
Valley golfers r urged 10 qualify
Immediately In order to avoid tht
crowd from upstate which viii be
on hand to qualify the last few
DAVIS.
, 1935-08-27
c~ONsrABLE's SALE
THE STATE or TEXAS

COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Ia Hereby Given that by viz
tue OF a certain Order OF Sale, issued
out OF the Honorable l03rd judicial
District Court. OF Cameron County,
Texas. on the 18th day Of August. A.
D. 1885. by J. J. Bishop. Clerk Of said
Court. for the sum Of Si.1S4.oB, with
July 1895. az the rate OF ten per cent per
annum. and costs OF suit. In favor Of.
The Arrow Realty and Investment
Company. under a judgment In q GER
tain cause numbered. 1874, In said
court, and styled The Arrow Realty and
Investment Company W.. Howard Il.
Bell. and wife. Percis n. Bell. and the
James-Dickinson Farm Mortgage Com
pany. a Missouri Corporation. placed
in my hands for service. I. II ID. Lozano.
as Constable Of Precinct No. z. Cam
eron County, Texas did on the 18th day
OF August. A. ID. 1895. levy on a certain
real estate. situated In Cameron Coun-
~. Texas. described rs follows to-wtt:
The South half (it) Of Block No. 81
OF the Arroyo Gardens Unit No. 4. con-
tanning $50 acres OF land. more or less,
as said property appears upon map en-
titled Amended Map Of the Arroyo
Gardens Unit No. /" which map Is nov
OF record IN Volume 8. &c page 70 Of
the NAP HCCutus OF CanGIUn county
Texas; and levied upon as the prop
erty Of Howard II. Bell and wife. Percis
R. Bell. and the James-Dickinson Farm
Mortgage Company. q Missouri corpora
ton. and that on the first Tuesday Of
September. 1895. the same being the 3rd
day OF said month. at the Court House
door. OF Cameron County. Texas. IN the
City OF Brownsville. Texas. between the
hours OF 10 q. m. and 4 .. m. by vir-
tue OF said levy and said order Of Sale.
i VIII sell the above described real es-
tate. at public vendue for cash to the
highest bidder. as the property Of the
said Howard II. Bell and wife. Percis n.
Bell and the James-Dickinson Farm
Mortgage Company. q Missouri corpora
ton;
And IN compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication In the Eng
fish language. once O week. for three
consecutive weeks. Immediately preced-
ing said dav Of sale. In The Browns
vile Herald. a newspaper published IN
County. Texas.
Witness nv hand this 17th day Ct
August. A. ID. 1888.
II. ID. LOzANO. Constable. Precinct
No. z Cameron County. Texas.
e-i3-zo-z7-3t-soe8.
, 1935-08-27
HOUSE CHEERS
Out CLOSING
OF SESSION
Lower Branch Listens
To Music AS Senate
Has Only II. Long
For Entertainment

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-tR-
Happy, cheering members Of the
house closed up their congressional
shop TO the strains Of Let Me Call
You Sweetheart" in honor Of the
people Of the country and congress
Crowded galleries, laughing ana
applauding, joined in the singing
When the last note was ended
Rep. Knutson R-Minn) jumped 70
his feet and yelled:
That's a swell tribute to the
taxpayers"
House Has Music
The legislators forgot the long
grind OF almost eight months as
they put on their annual end-of-
the session show. A thirteen-piece
Navy band was brought on TO the
house floor to provide music.
Rep. Connery (D-MaSs), one
time actor, started off directing the
singing. First there was ION Tit
Banks of the Wabash" then My
Old Kentucky Home" Sidewalk Of
New York" and a score Of others.
Visitors in the galleries eagerly
jOined In the fun. They cheered
ard applauded Connery and others
who took over leading the band.
A high point was a sort OF
spirit of TO- act by Connery. play
ing taps" and other bugle calls on
a trombone accompanied by Rep.
Buchanan D-Tex) on the snare
drum and Rep. Bloom D-NY)
beeting the big bass drum.
Dixie" touched off a rebel ven
bv southern congressman. but the
shouts seemed to be Just as loud
when the band struck up Yankee
Doodle" and the northern members
csme 10 their feet.
Only Long for Senate
Women members took their turr
leading the musicians. Mrs. Flor
enre Kahn directed them through
California. Here I Come" and
Mrs. Caroline ODav waved the
Baton for "Tammany."
&Generous applause greeted the
efforts OF Rep. Merritt D-NY)
when he swung into when irish
Eyes Are Smiling" and Mother
Ma-ree."
In contrast 10 all this fun-makfnp
was the senate where Senator Long
lD-La) conducted a filibuster that
killed the third deficiency appVop-
ration bill.
, 1935-08-27

"1udged from the :Luntrrruv
viewpoint. Mexico AN progressing
rapidly, and conditions are rnod.~
III. r. Denis. Sr., stated Tuesday un
his return from a trip 70 the metro,
polls Of northern Mexico He wnaI
accompanied BY his son. II. IT, DEM
mis-. Jr.
Many new industries have been
established I'm Monterrey ln thm
past few years, and tine products
are finding a ready outlook. II found
q great deal OF interest I'm the port
Developments at Brownsville and
Port Isabel"
, 1935-08-27
McAllen Planning
Clean Up Campaign

NIHNNlWI % AHG EIEIUIuI
McALAEN, Aug. 27.-All McAllen
streets and avenues will be given
curb markings during a cleanup
drive in September. according to
Mayor A. L. Landry and Streets
Commissioner John Collavo. The
announcement was made after con-
ferences between the officials and
members OF the civic committee Of
the McAllen Chamber Of Commerce.
A new movement for correction Of
house numbers in the residential
districts has also been started by
the civic committee, according -
Mrs. Mckee Cation and Mrs. Whit
Rogers, members.
, 1935-08-27

MISSION. Aug. ia steadily
increasing period of activity in the
Ssmfordyce area OF southwestern
Hidslgo county seemed assured Mon
lay with a group Of new tests get
ling under way and a number OF
new locations reported made near
northwestern and northeastern out
posts completed Sunday.
Another gas well was completed
20 mark the southeastern limits OF
OIL production in the field Monday
oIld another test on an inside loca-
ton is on the sand and ready 70
drill In.
Cortez Oil Corporations No. CT
c. <. Smith. In tract 3-B, porcion
Al, about $500 feet east and Slight
ly south of discovery, was completed
as q gasSer Monday after spraying
oil for two weeks on h-inch tubing
choke with 875 pounds tubing work.
irg pressure and 1,150 pounds clos
ed-in casing pressure through cas-
ing perforations at 2.751-52 feet and
sT53-55 feet. The spray was yielding
three to four barrels of oil daily
Location Is about 100 feet east OF
the abandoned Ben Barnett No. )
Missouri Pacific, a salt water well,
and is believed located Just across
a minor fault from the Barnett
Abandonment. Estimated production
is 5.OO0,OO0 to 100000 cubic feet
daily.
In the western section Of the
field. w. F. Lacy's No. 2 Seabury er
al, about 1850 feet northwest OF
discovery. is drilling plug in casing
at 2,788 feet preparatory to COM
psetion in sand at 2,788-89.5 feet.
The fields new northwest out
post, Henshaw e. Roberts No. /
Seabury ct al, Starr county, $500
feet northwest Of discovery and
1850 feet northwest Of production
was turned into the tanks Monday
and guaged 40 barrels daily THROUGH
1892 inch tubing choke from SAND
or 2,774-77 feet. PresSures on both
tubing and casing were low.
, 1935-08-27

Especial 70 The HerAld)
HARLINGEN, Aug. Wv. b.
Reeves, IT,, who was severely tntur-
ed when the car he was driving was
side swiped by a truck, has been
dismissed from the Valley Baptist
hospital here and has returned to
his home in CombeS.
The accident, which occurred
about two weeks ago. injured Mr..
Reeves elbow so badly that an
amputation was necessary.
, 1935-08-27
San Benito League
Series To Begin

T@ENW1WW ~ ~ ~
SAN BENTTO, Aug. 27.-The San
Penito Playground Ball league play
OF viii get under way wednesday
night with the F1restones tanglrng
with the Kiwanians.
Thursday night the Rio Honcc
contingent tangles with Hygeia. The
winner OF these two games viii meet
Friday night In the first or a three
game series. The remaining tilts
viii be played Monday and Wednes-
day.
The regular season was c0mplet-
ed Monday night when Hygeia
rcmped on Rio Hondo TO the tune
OF SO.
, 1935-08-27

PHARR, Aug. Ts-At o. district
wide meeting Of Methodist preach
ers OF the Brownsville District here
Monday morning. the body laid
definite plans for organization OF
each town and community to give
relentless battle to the beer AND
whiskey business. Organization mem
bers win not enter nor c~ountenanct
any place selling Dr. distributing a.
coholic drinks. The rules OF the
church do not permit its members
to engage In the beer or whiskel
, 1935-08-27

fS0ec'af 20 The I.e-aldl
SAN BENITO, Aug. 27.-Govern-
ment crop loans are being made
here ut about the rate OF rs p-r
week. according to Pete Smith. secre-
tary OF the San Benito Chamber OF
Commerce. Approximately $50 ap-
plications have been accepted 70
date.
The average application Is for
about $3.50.
, 1935-08-27
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT
Judge Geo. Westerveit

New term opens September 2.
Grand jurors summoned: =. II,
Smith Of San Benito. w. II. Pattee
OF Port Isabel. Frank Il. Phillips CT
San Benito, George "A. Toolan OF
San Benito: Frank Alcedo OF Browns
Vile; B. L. Kcwalsk of Brownsville,
I. A. Dudley OF Brownsville; Louis
Champion Of Brownsville, c. II
Hamilton OF Harlingen. II. J. Goetz-
Ike OF Harlingen. j. r. Adams OF
La Feria. j. u. Virgins OF La Feria,
II. r.. Sibson Of Santa Rosa, Z r,
Templeton Of CombeS and z. L
Lake Of Los Fresnos.
The docket includes Is divorces
suits to be handled at the first part
Of the term.
, 1935-08-27

To get rid Of itch, rash. letter, foot
Itch, ringworm or eczema, cover with
soothing Blue Star Ointment which
contains tested medicines that melt
and soak i'm quickly and kill every
germ. Money back III IL fails.--Adv.
, 1935-08-27
Cameron Records
l03RD DIST. u
Judge A M. Kent

Filed: Emma Johnson Sloan W..
Ray Z. Sloan, suit for divorce.
Nicolas Martinez, ct ux. vs.. Sid
l. Hardin. ct al. suit for title and
possession.
Jno. O. Kelley vs.. Cameron Coun-
ty Water improvement District NO.
8, suit on note.
, 1935-08-27
CoNSTABLE's SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
r0rYNTY OF CAMERON

Notice In Hereby Given that by vir-
aue Of q certain Order OF Sale, issued out
III the Honorable i03rd judicial District
Court Of Cameron County. Texas. on
ne i2th day Of August. A. ID. 1885. by
4. J. Bishop. Clerk OF said Court. for
he sum OF e595.75. with interest there
en-. from the 3rd day OF July 1885. at the
Aate o. ten per cent per annum. and
ansts OF suit. In favor OF The Arrow
Realty and Investment Company. under
A Judgment In a certain cause number
I'd. 13755. IN said court. and styled The
Arrow Realty and Investment Company.
vs.. The Cuntes Development Company
and Harry cppenheimer. and wife. Fan
ME Oppenneimer. placed IN my hands
FOR service. I Il. d. Lozano. a. Con-
, 1935-08-27

Marriage Licenses
Darrell B. Patty and Thelma Lee
Jones.
K. I. Anderson and Ruth Sparks.
Ezequiel Garcia and Guadalupe
Rodriguez.
John Bedner and Lois Kretz.
Eugene Charles Daniels and Merle
Jane Davenport.
, 1935-08-27
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Antonio Barreda, Jr.

JOO1ANES Ut AnE EE1C3
Antonio Barreda, Jr.
Filed: M. Edelstein vs.. Alfonso
CavazoS. suit on account.
Morris Lumber Co., w. M. X
Green, suit ON account.
Kenneth Taylor fined IS and costs
on charge Of disturbing peace.
Octaviano Gonzalez fined 81 and
costs on charge disturbing peace.
UrSulo Perez fined 81 and costs
on charge simple assault,
Raul D0mingueT
Alexander StraSsburg VS.. Ernestc
Guzman, suit on account.
John I. Friedman VS.. L. II. White
suit on note.
M. Edelstein vs.. r. M. Langley
suit on account.
M. Edeistein VS.. jos Sanchez. suit
on account.
Miller-Smith Hosiery Mills vs.
Ernesto Guzman. suit on account.
, 1935-08-27

Texas leads all states In produc-
ton OF turkeys. with North Dakots
ranking second.
, 1935-08-27

COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Judge Bascom Cox
Filed: State VS.. r.. W. GilliSpie,
charged with swindling with worth
less check.
The Washington times., 1935-01-12
Dude Ranch Is
Host to Stars

Milton Barrett, genial host Of
the Dude Ranch, located two
miles beyond Maryland Univer-
sity on the Observation-Disclosures
Boulevard, was host last WedneS-
day to quite a crowd in celebra.
tion of the first of his "Theat.
rical Nights" which will be a
regular feature of this popular
club on each Wednesday night.
1t was a gala evening and thor.
oughly enjoyed by all present.
In addition to Paul Ash and his
girls, the feature attraction at
the Earle Theater this week,
there we're present Mr.. Stanley
Levy, the Stanley Brothers, Dave
and Hilda Murray, Jackie Green,
Bert Granoff, Jack Hopkins,
Kitty Huffer, Bill Hoyle, Betty
Gray, Grace Morgan, Thomas
Restifo, Gordon Lampe, Bird
Hall, Evelyn Kemp, Elizabeth
Schumate, and Bill Merriam,
Ralph Spangler and Harry Hooly,
of The Times-Herald staff. In
addition to the above artists con-
tributing to the floor show, the
regular Dude Ranch revue was
presented and thoroughly en-
joyed by all. One of the fea.
lures of the night was the sing.
ing and dancing of little Carl
Crosen, from Arlington, Va. This
little fellow is one of the most
promising juveniles seen in Wash
ington for many months and 1t
is predicted that his talents will
carry him far.
These theatrical nights will be
held every Wednesday night in
the future and the public is in
vited to enjoy them at no extra
expense. Tuesday nights at the
Ranch will be known as Ladies
Night" because ladies will be ad-
mitted free without cover charge.
The floor show at the Ranch
this week will see quite a few
newcomers in addition to the
popular artists that have been
held over because of popular de-
mand by the crowds.
Ralph Garren's Dude Ranch
Orchestra is one of the finest
bands in this section and con-.
tinues to please the patrons with
toe-tickling tunes. Unusually
good food is served at the Ranch
at city prices. Their special siz-
zling steaks and chicken supperS
are in a class by themselves and
are becoming very popular. Mr..
Barrett announces that no ad.
ditional charges will be made for
theatrical" or ladies nights.
The Washington times., 1935-01-12
New Show at
La Paree

Nine actors and actresses make
up the new floor show at La
Paree but what this group lacks
in quantity, it makes up in quail
1ty.
Bobby Brooks, master of cere.
monies. one of Fanchon and Mar
co.'s proteges, starts things off by
introducing the Cashmere Girls
in a picture soft.Shoe number
done to that poular tune "Tes
For TWO" The girls, Alice Cor
don, Glare Solieska, Gwen. LIE
more and Theresa Cashmere, also
do an effective Carioca.
Two dance teams are on the
bill. The DumontS having just
completed a 80 weeks tour of the
Loew circuit, dance in real musi
cal comedy style with intricate
tap steps. Cashmere and Carmine
are ballroom team and do mod
ernistic numbers.
Emory Daugherty is on hanc
at all three sessions, as are his
very-popular vocalists, Ray Beck
and Marie Fowler, the former
having just returned to work fol
lowing an attack of la grippe.
The Washington times., 1935-01-12
Dinner Hour at
Hangar Club

They have started something
new over at the Hangar Club
again. This time it is a dinner
hour, with dinner served in the
traditional New England manner
by Chef Oscar Cunningham, with
baked beans, brown bread, and
huge, sizzling steaks.
Life begins at 5 p. m. nowadays
at the Hangar. with dinner served
until $50. And then that Airport
rendezvous swings into its night
club activities, with dancing, a
couple Of fast floor shows, and
aerial atmosphere that makes
your head swim. And this goes
on until the last dancer totters,
and the last merrymaker climbs
YEARLY but happily into the last
taxicab.
Berk Motley and his seven
pieces of white-hot rhythm are
still hitting the high spots at the
Hangar with their novelty dance
arrangements, and Joe Bell, the
Texas Troubador, is still headlin-
ing the floor show, along with
diminutive Ada Louise, danseuSe.
Meanwhile, Beaming Bill Levy
and his brother Bernie are spread
ing about the word that their club
Is going in for the very ultra-eSt
in fine wines, beers and ales these
days, and is extracting no corkage
charge from those who tote their
own.
incidentally, the Hangar is get.
ting to be aerial in more than one
way. It lately has become meet.
ing place, more than before, for
pilots whose business takes them
to the Airport. Few nights go by
that at least a couple Of tables
are not thrown for these happy
go-lucky souls who drop in for a
glass of beer and remain unity all
hours swapping hair-raising yarns
and technical aerial secrets.
The Washington times., 1935-01-12
Sid Wynn at
Club LHiver

Sid Wynn, attractive blues
singer moves into Maryland Club
Gardens tonight to occupy the
center place of attraction on their
floor show: Miss Wynn was here
at the Gardens little more than
a month ago. The management
received so many requests to
bring this young lady back that
she was finally located in North
eastern Pennsylvania and per-
Suaded to come down to the Capi.
tai again.
Bill Vine and Harry Bernie are
still holding up their end of the
floor show in a creditable manner.
The former has been pulling his
mad scene from King Lear so
much that some of the patrons
wanted to know if he was not
that way most of the time. Young
Mr.. Bernie is hoofing better and
better every day much to the de.
light of, everyone.
Charles Mayer is singing a
brand new medley of songs this
week that has been drawing lots
of comments from the audience.
And of course Frann Trapp is
there with his accordion to do a
few solos.
Bill Scully and his New York
ers supply the dance music with
the maestro doing the vocalizing
The Washington times., 1935-01-12
MayfIower's
"Snacks"H Hit
As Special

* not often mentioned, but a
distinctly favorite item at the
Mayflower's lounge, is the chefs
special menu, offered during
&ncheon and supper.
Into these smack" dishes go
Rll Of the ingenuity and skillful,
ness at matters cuisine which
Nick, the chef, possesses. He
knows exactly what type of food
patrons prefer at late hours, pre-
pares them perfectly. You will
fi1Hd more and more guests par
taking of his offerings every
Dvening.
They are undoubtedly one of
the reasons for the continued
favor of the lounge with folks.
about-town. During both cocktail
session and late in the evening,
you will always see well-known
people, dancing to Sidney'S music.
For instance, among those pres
ent just recently we're the Min
lister from Denmark, Mr.. Otto
Wadsted; Col. Henry L. Roosevelt,
Assistant Secretary of the Navy;
Mrs. William Conrad with Mrs.
Harry Clay Ramsey, Comte Rob-
ert de Br%zseret, from Belgium,
and Mr.. Joseph Tumulty.
It's cosmopolitan crowd which
enjoys the continental, informal
air that has made the spot re-
nowned. Much-traveled people
are apt to compare it to gay spots
in Cannes, Nice or Paris, with an
unique touch that gives it dis
tinction,
The Washington times., 1935-01-12
Bannboo's; Band
For "BOhenne"

At the Willard's Bamboo Room
John Slaughter and his broad.
casting band are wearing pleased
smiles. They have the honor of
being selected to play for one of
Washington's outstanding social
events of the year. That is the
Bal Boheme.
John will direct the same 49,
piece orchestra that played the
Wizards big New Years Eve
party and is getting together un-
usual arrangements for dancing
and for the spectacular pageant
that always opens the Bal Bo-
heme.
The compliments to this pop
ular dance orchestra have got
ten around to such an extent
that at cocktail and supper
dancing more and more gay
parties are finding their fun at
the Bamboo Room.
The Washington times., 1935-01-12
I roika Features Marusia Sava
In Gypsy Repertoire

Nine. Helen Hamilton and Matt
Windsor, those two charming
persons who rule the Russian
Club Troika, are proving their
case. They are demonstrating
that what Washington wants in
the way Of night life is not the
old hi-de,ho type Of entertain
ment, with savage trumpets max
ing the air blue with tiresome,
diScordant walls, and falsely ami.